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Softcover. Covers edge-worn and sun-darkened; cover label foxed, with a few small dark red spots; cover detached, with threads disintegrated; light foxing; previous owner's name inside front cover; otherwise very good condition. . 20p. Illus. A parody of the Sitwells, by C.K. Scott-Moncrieff. Edition limited to 350 copies, this being no. 73.

Kensington: AT - The Cayme Press (= Cayme Press Pamphlets No. 2), 1926. OPbd. 20 pages with b/w-illustrations, 2 leaves on uncut handmade paper. - 22,5 x 17,5. * First english edition. - Limited to 350 copies of which this is the number 173. A Sitwell parody featuring Frogbert, Sacharissa etc. Original pale pink paper wrappers with printed label; inside clean and in very good condition. Printed by hand by Philip Sainsbury. - Written in the spirit of Edward Lear, with a title and pseudonym also invoking Pirandello. / Eine Sitwell-Parodie mit Frogbert, Sacharissa usw. Geschrieben im Geiste von Edward Lear, mit einem Titel und Pseudonym, die auch an Pirandello erinnern. - Nummer 173 von 350 limitierten Exemplaren. - Einband mit Vorderdeckeltitelei fleckig; innen sauber und sehr gut erhalten !

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. Wraps. Small 4to. 22pp. Sketch illustrations in text. Cayme Press Pamphlets No. 2. Limited to 350 copies of which this is the number 219. A Sitwell parody featuring Frogbert, Sacharissa etc., Original pale pink paper wrappers with printed label. Some mild toning to covers, a couple of spots in the inside: a very good indeed copy. Written in the spirit of Edward Lear, with a title and pseudonym also invoking Pirandello (P. G. Lear and L.O.-- geddit?!). Scott Moncrieff was of course the great Proust translator.