LIDDELL HART, Basil Henry; STORRS, Ronald.
Lawrence of Arabia.
Lawrence of Arabia.
Stock Code 121262
London, The Corvinus Press, 1936.
with signed letters from both authors
With three letters signed by Basil Liddell discussing the publication of the work and Lawrence's reputation, and one letter signed by Ronald Storrs.One of just twenty-five copies on Barcham Green 'Boswell' Paper which gives an almost luminous green colour, evoking the 'clean beds of sand' that Lawrence loved.
Comprising two speeches given by the respective authors at a memoriam held a few weeks after the death of Lawrence: The Artist in War and Letters by Liddell Hart and Himself by Ronald Storrs.
Signed limited edition, 1 of 25 'Boswell' copies (of an edition of 128), with 4 signed letters from authors; 4to (29.5 x 23.5 cm); signatures of both authors to limitation page; in original half cloth by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, kinari chiri paper boards, gilt Corvinus device to upper board, gilt lettering to spine, a fine copy.
O'Brien E101.
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