WOOLF, Virginia
Three Guineas
London, Hogarth Press, 1938. Woolf's considered responses to being asked for a guinea from three separate sources: a society for the preservation of peace; a women's college; and a society for obtaining employment for women. This is the first issue, in lemon yellow cloth boards. Tiny bookseller and library discard labels to front and rear endpages, respectively; foxing to endpages and spine-darkened cloth; a very good copy in a good, heavily spine-sunned Vanessa Bell dust jacket with internal tape strengthening at the edges, yet still beginning to split at the folds.
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