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The First Clerihews

Author(s): Clerihew Bentley, E; et al
Illustrator(s): Chesteron, G K
Binding: Hardcover
Volume Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket: Yes
Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Protection: N/A
Edition: 1st Edition
Impression: 1st Impression
Signature: None
Language: English
Publisher Name: Oxford University Press
Publication Year: 1982
Publication Place: London, UK
ISBN: 978019212980
Book ID: 029838
Catalogue(s): Fiction - General

First edition, first printing. xxvi, 60pp, copiously illustrated with full page drawings and page decorations. Complete with bound in erratum slip. In tan cloth-covered boards with gilt titles on spine. 12mo. Cloth gently rounded at spine ends. In its original dust jacket, very slightly bumped along extreme upper edge. 

 Many of Clerihew Bentley's so-called 'Clerihews' had been previously published but a republication in 1981, and a competition, led to the discovery of one of Clerihew Bentley's original notebooks containing previously unpublished material, all delightfully illustrated by his friend, G K Chesterton. Most of the Clerihews were by Bentley but the notebook also contained contributions by others, all faithfully reproduced in facsimile here.

Keywords:
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