Birds of Britain.

'London has cracked out of its sober chrysalis into an ultravisual supersonic capital-of-all- the-arts... There are no rules, only exceptions. Except that the British girl is suddenly the most attractive, the most startling girl in the world. London's beautiful girls used to try to look nice – and her nice girls looked invisible. Now the girls look exceptional, and the beautiful girls – incredible! The change is one of style rooted in the new attitude, new confidence, and the bravura of the youthquake... Who is the London girl? John D. Green and his associates went through agonies of choice, and here are fifty-five... Observe her. She is a novel phenomenon.'

First edition; (350 × 264 mm, 13¾ x 10½ in); black-and-white photographs, text by Anthony Haden-Guest; red cloth-covered boards, black cloth backstrip, titles to spine in gold, spine leaning, head bumped, colour photo-illustrated dust-jacket, light wear to edges, two tears and crease to lower panel, creasing to head, a very good copy.

The Open Book: a History of the Photographic Book From 1878 to the Present pp228-9.