Tindall m c verses (5 risultati)

Hardback. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. Believed First edition first printing Not dated {1916} Small quarto hardback.64 pages Colour illustrated. Good condition (Corners worn , small dint on one edge, contents VG however. No inscriptions. Joyce Dennys (illustratore).

Hardback. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. Believed First edition first printing Not dated {1917} Small quarto hardback.64 pages Colour illustrated. Good condition (Corners worn edges scuffed in parts, contents VG however). No inscriptions. Joyce Dennys (illustratore).

8vo (23.8x18.7cm), papered boards with blue binding, unpaginated. Goodish condition. General wear, frayed at foot of spine, rubbed, bumped, illustrated paper covering chipped and grubby, bubbled at rear, gilt lettering at spine faded, page edges age-toned, foxed. Gift inscription at free front endpaper dated (19)16. Contents very good. The ABC of hospitals and care during the first world war. Printed tag opposite title page 'Not to be taken seriously'. Pictures available on request.…

HARDCOVER. Condizione: VERY GOOD. Condizione sovraccoperta: Issued without a dustjacket. 1st Edition. 4to in colour printed boards with blue cloth spine (as issued). illustrated end-papers plus approx. 60pp on stiff paper, brief humourous verses with opposing finely printed colour illustrations by Joyce Dennys. Undated, but published in 1916 to raise funds for the Allied forces hospital services in France & Belgium during WW1 . [CONDITION: Covers dusty and lightly edge-rubbed but otherwise a a well preserved and internally very clean and tight copy ] . . . We always ship in STRONG PROTECTIVE CARD PARCELS.…

First edition. Alphabet rhymes set in First World War nursing wards, with humorous illustrations and text in white and red against a grey background. by Joyce Dennys. Published simultaneously in Canada. The letter C being an homage to Canadians serving in the war "C is for Canada gallant and true whose sons make the Huns look decidedly blue." The Anzac troops are referenced in the letter "L" "L are the Lads who by playing the game have made the word Anzac a glorious name" 4to., original clothe backed pictorial boards. Binding a little rubbed, spine sunned, internally bright and fresh. Illustrator, painter and writer Isabelle Dorothy Joyce Dennys was born in Simla, East Punjab State, India. Soon after studying at Exeter School of Art, Dennys worked served in the Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) in World War I, and designed propaganda posters for the recruitment for the Women's Royal Naval Service.…