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net to front flap
and occasional woodcut in the text
Winner of the Booker Prize for Fiction in 1989
slightly chipped at ends of spine and with the odd nick at edges and some areas of sun fading
letter writing
The Domesday Book discipline net to front flapLondon: Hamish Hamilton, 1961. First Edition, first impression. Publisher's crimson red boards with the excellent and unclipped dust jacket. Former owner's unobtrusive name stamp at top corner of first free endpaper and two old Sellotape stains on endpapers, else a clean, sharp and tight copy, with the d j in superb condition entirely free of tears and nicks. A near fine copy. A collection of short stories. Maclaren Ross, English writer and dandy, is
