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A Christmas Greetings card from The Scorpion Press, printing Robert Nye's poem 'Christmas Eve'
Published by The Scorpion Press, Northwood, Middlesex
First Edition
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. Undated, but probably early 1960s, when the press published Nye's 'Juvenilia 1' from Northwood. 16mo. One sheet folded twice into 4pp. The card, which is unused, prints a scorpion motif in red on the front, with the words in black 'CHRISTMAS GREETINGS' and 'THE SCORPION PRESS'. Inside it prints the press's address and Nye's poem. The layout of the text implies that this was not a card in which one would write a further message, and indeed this copy is unused. The mildest peripheral wear, but very clean and crisp.
