Description

Gilt top edge and untrimmed fore and tail edge

Photomontage by J K Potter

The original cloth has rubbed and modest darkening to panels

Edited by Dorothy L Sayers

Sarob Science Fiction & Fantasy

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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The Quiver September 1918 W B Seabrook Gilt top edge and untrimmed

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