Of Queens' Gardens correspondence Nick Flynn

Nick Flynn

Pictorial hardback in fine unmarked condition

Pictorial hardback in landscape format chiefly made up of coloured pictures in psychedelic colours

Brunelli uses film-noir style to create a unique and atmospheric view of London framed around the silhouettes of people and animals including the statue of Winston Churchill depicted alongside Big Ben

just some light dusting to the jacket

Of Queens' Gardens correspondence Nick FlynnEdinburgh & London: printed at the Ballantyne Press, Edinburgh, and published by George Allen, London, in the Year 1902, 1902. Vellum bound with gilt lettering to the spine and circular gilt printer's device at bottom right of front board. pp 68 + [1] Four pink cloth ties to fore edge, complete. Printed on hand made paper with ornate floral borders and illuminated initial letters printed in red. Spots of foxing to endpapers an half title page. Boards