[Bruce Rogers | Inscribed to Philip C. Duschnes] Books: What They Represent to Some of Those Who Have Written, Read and Loved Them E-List 17 Slight fading to spine

Slight fading to spine

plus 9 sepia plates with tissue guards

Putnam's Sons

Full color paper-covered boards

[Bruce Rogers | Inscribed to Philip C. Duschnes] Books: What They Represent to Some of Those Who Have Written, Read and Loved Them E-List 17 Slight fading to spine[Bruce Rogers et al.] Books: What They Represent to Some of Those Who Have Written, Read and Loved Them. Privately printed for Bruce Rogers and his friends [by W. E. Rudge], 1945. Printed in black and red on French Normandy Vellum paper. Inscribed by Rogers to "Fannie and Phil" [Duschnes] and signed "B. R." Mailing label hand written by Rogers loosely inserted. Measures 5. 25" x 8. 25". Original tissue wrapper yellowed and chipped, primarily at spine.