The Stuff to give to the Troops. Twenty-five Tales of Army Life birkenhead do much to bring a

do much to bring a fanciful touch to the otherwise stark exposition of a treatise on pearls" - Hughey

and Valentinian in the tragedy of 'Valentinian'

An decent copy in nice period binding

Nothing But The Blues represents the pioneering efforts not only of Mike Leadbitter but of more than forty other enthusiasts on both sides of the Atlantic who helped to place blues on the map

The Stuff to give to the Troops. Twenty-five Tales of Army Life birkenhead do much to bring aLondon: Jonathan Cape, 1944. First Edition of author's first book. 164 pages. Original crimson cloth with silver title lettering spine, bright and unrubbed, with the unclipped dust jacket, designed by Hans Tisdall, spine of which is slightly faded and mildly rubbed at corner tips; overall bright and unmarked. Without inscriptions. A fine copy. Author's first book which is seldom found in the fragile, paper jacket (due to wartime restrictions), and