Mr. Britling Sees It Through.

Edité par Cassell,, London:, 1916

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[vi], 433pp. Wells' masterpiece of the wartime experience in south eastern England (to quote Wikipedia). A very nice copy with no soiling. There is foxing to the closed edges of the text block, some spots encroaching a few mm onto the page edges. There is some tanning to the endpapers, a partially erased name to the front endpaper, and a neat ownership name to the front pastedown. Firm, in the original binding of dark green cloth, decorated in blind, all fresh and bright, including the gilt spine title. The tips of the upper corners are slightly knocked. In the protected light brown dust jacket, printed with the title and an orange feather to the front panel. There are indentations just above 'Britling' to the front panel, but the board beneath is not affected. The spine is a little darkened, and knocked at the head, and there are small nicks to the ends of the joints. There is a one-inch closed tear to both the top of the lower joint and the top of the rear flap fold: these were formerly repaired with Sellotape, which has darkened the reverse, inner surface of the jacket, while the outer surface is unaffected. These small damages have now been made good with archival tissue. A very nice copy. (More photographs of this book can be seen on my website).…

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Titre
Mr. Britling Sees It Through.
Auteur
H.G. Wells:
Éditeur
Cassell,, London:
Année de publication
1916
État de l'article
Very Good+
Jaquette
VG
Reliure
hardcover
Édition
First edition.
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Fiction: 20th-21stC Fiction;

Chapel Books

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The bookshop is in a former Primitive Methodist Chapel in the centre of Westleton, opposite the post office stores and backing on to the duck pond. I moved here in 1977 and have been selling books since 1982, and it has become a favourite destination for many visitors to the area. Since 1999 I have been listing a small part of my stock online, through abe and my own website at chapelbooks.com . We are open 7 days a week, 12 to 5, often longer in summer, and with rare exceptions in winter. We welcome telephone enquiries: try at any time - we are often here outside shop hours. There are more than 10,000 books on the shelves, in all subject areas, from 50p to £100, with rarer books in reserve. We also sell vinyl (LPs). We regret that access for wheelchair users is limited. The premises are unheated. The turning to Westleton is about quarter of a mile north of Yoxford on the A12. Buses are rarely seen here. The nearest rail station is Darsham (3 miles). People have been known to look for us in Saxmundham: it is our 'post town' but it is 7 miles away. With Aldeburgh to the south and Southwold to the north, this area is rich in a quiet and unmountainous beauty, excellent walking and cycling country. Heathland, forest, and the RSPB reserve at Minsmere are on the doorstep. The lost city of Dunwich is 3 miles away: as, at present, is the North Sea which took it.…