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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Folio. Stab-stapled, the front cover with a date-stamped title label affixed (19 February 1969). Unpaginated (58pp. printed on rectos only). Uncommon one-shot named after the musician and radio broadcaster, who was Noel Coward's accompanist and the 'mystery voice' on the BBC's 'Twenty Questions'. Contributors include J. H. Prynne, Douglas Oliver, Wendy Mulford, Anthony Barnett, Elaine Feinstein, Ian Patterson, Nick Totton, Gill Vickers, Fred Buck, and James. Illustrations are provided by Penny Bovill (the 'fashion editor'). Small mark and moderate scratch to the front, the blank back cover with a corner crease, a nick, and further scratching, the staples slightly rusty, and the title page showing the usual offsetting from the label (unobtrusively). Loosely inserted are a flyer for the magazine (stating that there were 250 copies) and a January 1969 flyer for R Books.
