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  • Gallico, Paul. Illus. by Knight, David

    Edité par Michael Joseph, 1952

    Vendeur : Allsop Antiquarian Booksellers PBFA, Warwick, Royaume-Uni

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    Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. 1st edn. 8vo. pict. bds. d/w. v.g.

  • GALLICO, Paul (David Knight illus.)

    Edité par Michael Joseph, London, 1954

    Vendeur : Marijana Dworski Books, Presteigne, POWYS, Royaume-Uni

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    First Edition. Attractive David Knight colour illustrated cloth-backed boards and uniform unclipped dust-wrapper. David Knight's two-tone illustrated endpapers, half-title and title page, head and tail pieces. Small 8vo., 103 pp. In very good condition, clean, bright and tight. Dust-wrapper neatly repaired inside, small tears to d.w. spine head and tail. owner name neatly inside. Prolific and popular writer in his time, Paul Gallico (New York 1897- Antibes 1976) is now best remembered as the author of the Snow Goose and the Poseidon Adventure. Illustrator David Knight (1923-1982) noted for his linear pen and ink work worked both as a book and magazine illustrator and also as an architectural draughtsman. "Knight has a gift for suggesting the atmosphere of architecture and in particular that charm of the irregularity of contrasting elements." Usherwood, 1961.