STRIKE NIGHTS IN PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE An Episode In The History Of The Times
| Condition | Very Good |
|---|---|
| Edition | 1st Edition |
| Jacket Condition | No Jacket |
| Binding | Hardcover - 47 pages |
| Published | Printed For Private Record, London 1926 |
| Our Ref # | 003871 |
Description
Fascinating contemporary report on how The Times kept publishing during the 1926 general strike. Well illustrated. In VG order throughout with a little light foxing to page edges but otherwise clean and bright. Smart brown cloth with gilt titling only lightly worn. Compliments slip from Time editor laid in. 8vo. 47pp + plates.
£17.00
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