1932 Od

[A]⁶ B-Z⁸ 2A-2C⁸ 2D⁶; endleaf at front is 4-leaf blank sewn section; endleaf at back is 8-leaf similar; inserts after [A]2 B1 B3 B5 B8 C4 D2 D6 D7 D8 E1 G8 L2 L6 M6 N5 N6 O1 O3 O7 Q5 Q7 R6 R7 S2 S3 2A2 2B4 2D2.

[15] 4-17 [18] 19-26 [27] 28-41 [42-5] 46-55 [56] 57-60 [61] 62-79 [80] 81-8 [89] 90-100 [101] 102-20 [121] 122-50 [151] 152-72 [173] 174-83 [184-7] 188-98 [199] 200-8 [209] 210-35 [236-9] 240-51 [252] 253-62 [263] 264-7 [268] 269-78 [279] 280-94 [295] 296-301 [302] 303-7 [308] 309-13 [314] 315-30 [331] 332-42 [343] 344-71 [372] 373-6 [377] 378-405 [406-8] 409-10 [+2].

Medium 8^o: 9¼" × 5¾", trimmed, artificial head- and tail-bands, white laid, no mark, inserted leaves of loaded paper; 12(+2)pt. Baskerville; halftone illustrations; casing, rust-coloured buckram, spine gold-blocked: ‘A FAMILY | RECORD | * | Privately | Printed’, and on upper cover: ‘[coat of arms and crest of Earl of Wemyss]’ as on title-page.

Hugo Charteris, 11th Earl of Wemyss, and his wife Mary Constance were both members of 'The Souls'; the book includes letters from the Front by their sons, Hugo Francis and Yvo Alan.

• Baskerville
• Baskerville, 12pt.
• Charteris, Hugo, 11th Earl of Wemyss, 1857–1937
• Charteris, Mary Constance, countess of Wemyss, 1862–1937 ODNB