Description
Gilt top edge and untrimmed fore and tail edge
Foxing around the edges with some also inside boards and endpapers
The original cloth has rubbed and modest darkening to panels
Photomontage by J K Potter
The Quiver September 1918 W B Seabrook Gilt top edge and untrimmedThe Quiver September 1918 What The Land Means A plain statement of an Urgent Problem with practical suggestions. By Sir H Rider Haggard. With a picture of The Queen inspecting a party of Land Army girls. Also a Form of Bequest for British Home & Hospital for Incurables. A magazine in fine condition. Stains to covers. Top half of spine worn away, held together by bottom half. Text firm and clean. Weight 194g.
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