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    Editore: Crown 8vo, pp.[viiii],77, + press-mark, Grant Richards, London, 1920., 1920

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    Da: Collinge & Clark, London, Regno UnitoCollinge & Clark

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    Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. [Printed at the Curwen Press.] `Decoy duck' press-mark by Eric Gill. Linen-backed brown paper boards with title labels on spine and upper board. A very good copy indeed. The Decoy Press never had any machinery and was just a name, the name of Joseph Thorp's cottage in Sussex. It had a part-time one man staff in the person of Joseph Thorp (a consultant to the Curwen Press), and could be a convenience when it was impolitic to use the Curwen Press imprint.…

  • Editore: Two volumes, all published, 16mo, pp.104, press-mark, pp.100, press-mark, London: The Decoy Press, Plaistow [printed at the Curwen Press, 1919]., 1919

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    Da: Collinge & Clark, London, Regno UnitoCollinge & Clark

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    Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Set in Kennerly and Imprint types. Illustrated with woodcuts by Herbert Rooke, Robert Gibbings, Philip Hagreen, Vivien Gribble, and drawings (some in colour and tipped-in) by Claud Lovat Fraser. 'Decoy duck' press mark by Eric Gill. Decorative endpapers by Robert Gibbings and Claud Lovat Fraser. Brown paper-covered boards with title labels. Boards a little worn and soiled. A very good set. The Decoy Press never had any machinery and was just a name, the name of Joseph Thorp's cottage in Sussex. It had a parttime, one-man staff in the person of Joseph Thorp and could be a convenience when it was impolitic to use the Curwen Press imprint. 'Change' appeals for a better and fairer post-War society and warns of the dangers of a material outlook. ((Kirkus 69, Gill 320, Millard 360 & 361, Simon pp.149 & 223.).…