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the research of its history and heraldry
16 illustrated plates
Hardback in oatmeal cloth with black imprint of a palm to the front above the title lettering
A gorgeous example of the binder's art
Weever dedicated his work to Charles I
Good-bye to All That. An Autobiography Typography the research of its historyLondon: Jonathan Cape,, 1929. First Edition in the second issue. with the Siegfried Sassoon poem excised on pages 341 343 and replaced with asterisks, and the Erratum slip between pages 398 399. Publisher's salmon red cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Half title with heavy off setting from old Press clipping tucked in. Eight plates (one double spread) including the portrait frontispiece of Graves as a young man. Much of the book reveal Graves's