| Curwen Press: | A15 |
| Curwen Press: | A15 |
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CHARLES DIEHL THE EMPEROR WHO LOST HIS NOSE Translated by HAROLD BELL 1927
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Of this edition 12 copies have been printed at the Curwen Press, Plaistow, on Zanders' hand-made paper, numbered I to XII, and 38 copies on Vidalon mould-made paper, numbered 13 to 50 This is number [space for serial number]
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Demy 8o: 8¾" × 5⅜", top edge only trimmed, white laid, J W Zanders; 16pt. Koch roman hand set; casing, spine black cloth gold-blocked up: ‘THE EMPEROR WHO LOST HIS NOSE’, boards green paper.
The first use of Koch roman in England.
Robin Phillips, 1963, revised 22/Mar/2023
