Chapter Seven, from The Hour Of The Bell, a novel concerning the Greek War of Independence, by Harry Mark Petrakis.

Published by Crown 4to, 19 leaves (versos mostly blank), folding title, 25cm, (Walter Hamady) Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, 1976,

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Machine-set in Spectrum and reset by hand. Number 89 of 150 copies printed in red, grey, blue and black on alternating sheets of Frankfurt & Frankfurt Cream, German mould-made papers and signed by the author. Title-page folds out to reveal an illustration by Warrington Colescott. Quarter bound in black leather blind blocked on the spine, each with a unique marbled paper by Norma Rubovits. A fine copy with four single sheets of Perishable Press ephemera loosely inserted. Presentation copy, inscribed: "For James Mosley's 'one' track mind and in the hope of a return visit before the next decade. Spring 1977 Walter / Mary / Lance.".

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Title
Chapter Seven, from The Hour Of The Bell, a novel concerning the Greek War of Independence, by Harry Mark Petrakis.
Author
(Perishable Press) Petrakis (Harry Mark)
Publisher
Crown 4to, 19 leaves (versos mostly blank), folding title, 25cm, (Walter Hamady) Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, 1976,
Condition
Fine
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Signed by Author(s)
Binding
Hardcover
Edition
1st Edition
Item weight
0.75 kilograms
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Collinge & Clark

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