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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. ORIGINAL 1917 EDITION; includes TWO USGS BULLETINS bound together in brown buckram cloth; in very good condition. Book.

Zustand: Fine. pp.308 with 12 b/w. plates & 35 text figs. 8vo. Top-edge of text block lightly marked o/w. a fine hardback in fine dw. Not concerned with practical beekeeping, this book focuses on the sacredness of the bee. It considers beekeeping through the ages and from around the world. We are told of the myths and superstitions connected with the Bee which are found in the folk-lore of many nations.…

Zustand: Fine. pp.308 with 12 b/w. plates & 35 text figs. 8vo. Hardback. Inscription to ffep. Fine hardback in fine dw. with a hint of sunning to spine. Not concerned with practical beekeeping, this book focuses on the sacredness of the bee. It considers beekeeping through the ages and from around the world. We are told of the myths and superstitions connected with the Bee which are found in the folk-lore of many nations.…

Zustand: Fine. pp.308 with 12 b/w. plates & 35 text figs. 8vo. Fine hardback in fine dw. Not concerned with practical beekeeping, this book focuses on the sacredness of the bee. It considers beekeeping through the ages and from around the world. We are told of the myths and superstitions connected with the Bee which are found in the folk-lore of many nations.…

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. First edition. Illustrated by Rex Whistler, E.H. Shepard, William Kermode, Muirhead Bone, and others. Octavo. 224pp. Papercovered card covers. Tiny stain inside front hinge, spine creased and edges lightly rubbed, else a very good copy. Hugh Walpole, W.H. Auden, Arthur Ransome, Stephen Spender, E.M. Forster, "James Joyce" by Arthur Calder-Marshall, "Sinclair Lewis in a New Phase" by George Slocombe, "Eugene O'Neill" by St. John Ervine, "Mr. Laurence Housman's Queen Victoria" by Bonamy Dobree, and more.…

pp.308 with b/w. illus. 8vo. Tiny spots to top-edge of text-block o/w. a fine softback. Not concerned with practical beekeeping, this book focuses on the sacredness of the bee. It considers beekeeping through the ages and from around the world. We are told of the myths and superstitions connected with the Bee which are found in the folk-lore of many nations.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. London: William Heinemann (1903) 8vo; in the publisher's olive green boards with a pictorial cover design showing "Clara" with the unicorn and lion, the picture and lettering in red and black; pp xi, 152; the corners are gently rubbed and the boards have the odd park, there is light foxing on a few pages, the spine webbing is exposed in places throughout the book but the binding is firm and holding well, the contents and list of illustrations pages have been uncut, otherwise it is in very good condition. A first edition of this political parody based on Lewis Carroll's wonderland. 'Caroline Lewis' is a pseudonym for three journalists: Michael Temple, Harold Begbie and J Stafford Ransome. This association copy is scarce as it is signed, most likely by Michael Temple to fellow protagonist Harold Begbie. The inscription on the front free end paper reads "To Harold Begbie, in memory of "Clara in Blunderland" from M.H. Temple and Stafford Ransome." The inscription is in the same hand, so its most likely Temple signed for both. It is a strong association between the collaborators of this parody. Begbie was a journalist and author, who publicly disagreed with the Boer War. Temple was a master of satirical verse who had contributed to collections previously, and Stafford Ransome was an illustrator and writer with a keen interest in the political goings on in South Africa. They made quite a team, working together and penned the first in the series "Clara in Blunderland" along with this sequel "Lost in Blunderland". They also at the same time put together a book called "The Coronation Nonsense Book" in the style of Edward Lear. All three titles sold well, as they looked to cash in on the discontent brewing at the time in the country about the Boer war and the political leadership. In the two Blunderland books, they cast the prime minister Balfour as Clara, Joseph Chamberlain as the red queen, Lord Salisbury as the duchess and Lord Rosebery at the dalmeny cat. A scarce book, with it being an association copy between the authors. Signed by Author(s).…