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TOMLINSON, H.M. All Our Yesterdays (signed Limited Edn.).

London: William Heinemann. 1930.

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    • TOMLINSON, H.M. All Our Yesterdays (signed Limited Edn.). London: William Heinemann. 1930.

      Royal 8vo. Original fawn buckram, spine lettered in gilt, top edges gilt, in original slipcase; pp. [vi] + 539, frontispiece portrait; some dulling to the spine, slipcase a little rubbed at edges, nonetheless a very good copy. Provenance: front pastedown with bookplate of Sidney Herbert Williams FSA, barrister, bibliophile and bibliographer of Lewis Carroll.

      First edition, this being number 168 of 1025 numbered copies, signed by the author. Tomlinson's autobiographical account of his war experiences. A leader-writer for the Daily News, he was sent to France on the outbreak of the First World War and was soon afterwards recruited by the British Army as its official war correspondent.

      SKU: 2118815

    TOMLINSON, H.M. All Our Yesterdays (signed Limited Edn.). London: William Heinemann. 1930.

    Royal 8vo. Original fawn buckram, spine lettered in gilt, top edges gilt, in original slipcase; pp. [vi] + 539, frontispiece portrait; some dulling to the spine, slipcase a little rubbed at edges, nonetheless a very good copy. Provenance: front pastedown with bookplate of Sidney Herbert Williams FSA, barrister, bibliophile and bibliographer of Lewis Carroll.

    First edition, this being number 168 of 1025 numbered copies, signed by the author. Tomlinson's autobiographical account of his war experiences. A leader-writer for the Daily News, he was sent to France on the outbreak of the First World War and was soon afterwards recruited by the British Army as its official war correspondent.

    SKU: 2118815

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