A Question of Memory, a Play in Four Acts produced at the Independent Theatre London on Friday October 27th 1893. [Cover device by Selwyn Image.]

Published by Elkin Mathews and John Lane, 1893.

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Seller: Charles Cox Rare Books, Bude, United KingdomCharles Cox Rare Books

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First Edition. One of 120 copies. [8], 48pp., green cloth, stamped in red. Spine rubbed at head and foot with small hole not affecting lettering, cloth rather dust marked, otherwise very good. Nelson 1893.22. The main text (48pp. including fly-title) appears to consist of sheets of an edition produced by another printer (possibly the Nassau Steam Press), 'roughly printed for our own and the actors' use'. The preliminaries and catalogue at end are in the usual, elegant, Bodley Head style.

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Title
A Question of Memory, a Play in Four Acts produced at the Independent Theatre London on Friday October 27th 1893. [Cover device by Selwyn Image.]
Author
FIELD, Michael (pseud. of Katharine Bradley and Edith Cooper).:
Publisher
Elkin Mathews and John Lane, 1893.
Condition
Very Good
Binding
Hardcover

Charles Cox Rare Books

Bude, United Kingdom

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AbeBooks seller since April 25, 2000

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Established 1974 and specializing in pre-1920 English Literary first editions, inscribed and association copies, archives, autographs and ephemera. Since the death of Charles Cox himself in late 2017, the business is being continued by his widow Lucilla Spencer-Phillips. Private premises.

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English Literature 1780-1920, Theatre, Literary Autographs & Ephemera, Poetry, Victorian & Edwardian Fiction, Archives of letters, family papers &c

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