The Gentlewoman (With Ladies' Golf Supplement) November 27, 1915
| Condition | Fair |
|---|---|
| Jacket Condition | No Jacket |
| Binding | Soft cover |
| Published | The Gentlewoman, London 1915 |
| Our Ref # | 010702 |
Description
Fascinating edition of weekly magazine, The Gentlewoman, featuring much on current fashions but also the progress of World War I and women's engagement with it. Supplement, 'The Golfing Gentlewoman' laid in. Excellent illustrations and entertaining period advertisements throughout. In general good order, though some marking and creasing, particularly to edges of pages and covers, hence 'fair' rating. Elephant folio.
£20.00
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