By Charles Plumb

London: Parry Jackman, (1956).

First edition, first printing, limited, signed--

Though the limitation is stated as 150, our copy is numbered 212, and is inscribed and SIGNED by the author.

Preface by Roy Campbell.

Delightful wood-cut illustrations by John Peppiatt.

Three longish poems that speak of well-known poets, English history, the bombing of London, Paris of the 1920s, women, passions, and reflections.

"There is a quiet, sustained, and noble strength in all of them which is truly imposing. His ideas ascend vertically with unhurried strength like a mountain."--Roy Campbell, from his introduction.

Charles Plumb edited OXFORD POETRY with his fellow undergraduate W.H. Auden in 1926.

Very good in gilt-stamped tan leather over blue cloth covers, with a good deal of flecking to the covers and a small insect hole to the rear-cover leather.

A lovely, rare, poetry gift!

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