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Book Description Condition: new. (Hardcover, 1999). (1951) 2015 new edition. 8vo (162 x 234mm). Pp128. Illustrations by Alex Jardine, pictorial end-papers. Dark green boards, spine titled in gilt, silk marker. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. George Edward MacKenzie Skues. (1858-1949). "A book of memories. written before the author's death, in his 91st year. does not contain a dull page." (Angling, March 1952). "It concerns just one, specific, length of this lovely chalk stream. The watery maze of carriers, ditches and drains which criss-cross Winchester's northern water-meadows, for centuries known as Abbots Barton, is the sole setting for the stories which follow. It is a final and cherished selection of memories and meanderings of fifty-seven long seasons." (from Roy Darlington's Introduction to the 1999 edition). With introductory material by the author's brother, C.A.M. Skues, and by the illustrator, Alex Jardine, and a new Introduction by Roy Darlington. . Seller Inventory # 52738
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Book Description Condition: new. (Hardcover, 1999 ). (1951) 1999 new edition. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Pp128. B/w illustrations by Alex Jardine, pictorial end-papers. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. New introduction by Roy Darlington. This edition limited to 750 copies, each with a tipped-in numbered bookplate. Very good in slightly used dust-wrapper. George Edward MacKenzie Skues. (1858-1949). "A book of memories. written before the author's death, in his 91st year. does not contain a dull page." (Angling, March 1952). "It concerns just one, specific, length of this lovely chalk stream. The watery maze of carriers, ditches and drains which criss-cross Winchester's northern water-meadows, for centuries known as Abbots Barton, is the sole setting for the stories which follow. It is a final and cherished selection of memories and meanderings of fifty-seven long seasons." (from Roy Darlington's Introduction to the 1999 edition). With introductory material by the author's brother, C.A.M. Skues, and by the illustrator, Alex Jardine. . Seller Inventory # 24144
Book Description Condition: new. (Hardcover, 1999). (1951) 1999 new edition. 8vo (160 x 240mm). Pp128. B/w illustrations by Alex Jardine, pictorial end-papers. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. New introduction by Roy Darlington. This edition limited to 750 copies, each with a tipped-in numbered bookplate. Very good in very slightly spine-faded dust-wrapper. Limited edition.* George Edward MacKenzie Skues. (1858-1949). "A book of memories. written before the author's death, in his 91st year. does not contain a dull page." (Angling, March 1952). "It concerns just one, specific, length of this lovely chalk stream. The watery maze of carriers, ditches and drains which criss-cross Winchester's northern water-meadows, for centuries known as Abbots Barton, is the sole setting for the stories which follow. It is a final and cherished selection of memories and meanderings of fifty-seven long seasons." (from Roy Darlington's Introduction to the 1999 edition). With introductory material by the author's brother, C.A.M. Skues, and by the illustrator, Alex Jardine, and a new Introduction by Roy Darlington. *This edition was limited to 750 numbered copies. . Seller Inventory # 54278
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