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Beyond this Limit …

[London,] Jonathan Cape, [1935].

4to, pp. 88, [2], with a frontispiece and 31 illustrations by Lewis, mostly full-page; publisher’s half black cloth, silver foil boards, no dustjacket; bookplate of the BBC broadcaster and friend of Lewis D. G. Bridson.

£75

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US $92  €86

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First edition. This was Lewis’s only collaboration with Mitchison but she arranged for the publication of his Left Wings over Europe the following year, and they remained friends until his death. 32 designs by Lewis served as the inspiration for Mitchison’s narrative.

Morrow & Lafourcade B19.

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