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Image on front panel touch rubbed but still a Fine copy with no inscriptions or other internal markings
presented in his distinctive picture board style
The book’s title highlights the particular interest of much of the Victorian public: the biblical significance of Botta
Both sets of endpapers heavily foxed with odd patches of foxing in the text
and touches on subjects such as the Christian husband and wife
A Dish of Apples Music & Theatre Image on front panel touchLondon: Hodder & Stoughton, 1921. First trade edition. Original dark purple illustrated boards, slightly rubbed at extremities with top hinge slightly tender, lettering on spine faded, boards just beginning to splay. Illustrated with three tipped in colour illustrations, by Rackham, with tissue guards, and twenty three drawings in black and white, many full page Grey pictorial endpapers, illustrated titlepage. A VG copy.