RANDOLPH, Thomas.

The Poems … edited by G. Thorn-Drury …

London, Frederick Etchells & Hugh Macdonald, 1929.

4to, pp. xxviii, 220, with a frontispiece; a fine copy, in the original full maroon morocco, spine lettered in gilt; spine slightly sunned; bookplate of the broadcaster and bibliophile D. G. Bridson.

£75

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No. 21 of 40 copies on all-rag laid paper, signed by Thorn-Drury, from a total edition of 400.

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