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BLAKELOCK, Denys. The Chastening. Poems by..
Assisi Press, Dublin. 1957
First edition. DW. Small slim 8vo. Boards sunned, creased to bottom margin near joints with tail of spine. Endpapers and pages browned. Wrapper sunned, slightly soiled to lower panel, head and tail of spine chipped o/w VG/VG. 30617
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BLOOMFIELD, Robert. The Farmer's Boy; A Rural Poem. FOURTH EDITION.
Vernor and Hood. London. 1801
Fourth edition. xxxii, 128pp. Engraved frontis with tissue guard and four delicately enfgraved plates for each of the seasons. Very attractively bound in later half green calf gilt, gilt decorations to compartments of spine, contrasting lettering piece, new endpapers, half title present. Extremities sl. worn o/w a fine copy of an early edition. 55085
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BLUNDEN, Edmund. Poems 1930-1940.
Macmillan, London. 1940
First edition. DW. 264 pages. Index of First Lines. DW sl. rubbed/discoloured with browned spine but v. good overall. Owner's name to front free end-paper. VG+/VG 65255
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BOTTRALL, Ronald. The Loosening And Other Poems.
1931
First edition. Gordon Fraser, The Minority Press, Cambridge. 1931. Patterned blue paper-covered boards. 53 pages. From the library of M.C. Bradbrook, British literary scholar, Shakespeare authority and the first female Professor in the English Faculty of Cambridge University; her signature to front free end-paper. 82085
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BROOKE, Rupert. Collected Poems. With a Memoir.
1933
Sidgwick & Jackson, London. 1933. Dark brown cloth, gilt type to spine and upper. Sepia portrait photograph frontis. with tissue guard. Gold silk marker. clviii + 162 pages. Boards a little rubbed and scratched, spine slightly sunned. Inscription/address (?) to front paste-down end-paper heavily blacked out. Generally a clean and sound copy. 74397
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BROOKE, Rupert. The Collected Poems of Rupert Brooke. The Title-page and Portrait cut on the wood by Gwen Raverat.
Philip Lee Warner. (Riccardi Press Books) London. 1919
1 of 1000 copies but unusually bound in publisher's full vellum, printed on hand-made paper. "Rampant Lions Press Collection of Books" lists this as a publishers binding. Only 13 copies of the 1000 were bound in this way. Top edge gilt. Marbled endpapers, foxed. Small close tear to bottom margin of free endpaper. Covers slightly warped as is usual with vellum and slightly sunned o/w a near fine copy. With very clean 1920's postcard of the Mill Pond, Granchester, with a quotation by Brooke printed onto photo, loosely inserted. 33698
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BROOKE, Rupert. The Collected Poems of Rupert Brooke: With a Memoir. (HANDSOMELY BOUND IN HALF CRUSHED MOROCCO)
1928
Sidgwick & Jackson, Ltd. 1928. Second edition, revised and reset with two extra poems so a first edition thus. Two stunning portraits of Brooke. (The most handsome man in England). Very handsomely bound by Bumpus in half sea-blue crushed morocco, gilt. Raised bands, spine sunned with slight impressions to tail of spine. Marbled boards and endpapers, all edges of pages gilt. Bookplate to front pastedown. Neat gift inscription, "S.E.B. from R.R.L. July 18th 1930 Firenze." A very attractive volume. 73560
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BROOKE, Rupert. The Collected Poems: With a Memoir. VERY HANDSOMELY BOUND IN HALF SCOTCH DEERSKIN BY HATCHARDS.
1918
Sidgwick & Jackson, Ltd. London. August 1918. Second impression of first edition, thus which came out in July, 1918. clix, [159 page memoir of the poet] + 160 pages of the poetry. Portrait frontis. with tissue-guard. Very handsomely bound in half tan Scotch deerskin, which is very rarely used but was only available because deer were shot due to war time food shortages. It was tanned and dyed for Hatchards of Piccadilly. It was prepared free from injurious acids and the natural grain of the deerskin has been preserved. Floral patterned boards, top edge gilt. Slight wear along extremities of spine, which is also slightly faded. Some browning to pages otherwise a clean and sound copy of a beautifully bound volume. 75101
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