Order Nr. 137293 A POEM CALLED THE TUNNING OF ELYNOUR RUMMYNGE THE FAMOUS ALE-WIFE OF ENGLAND WRITTEN BY JOHN SKELTON POET LAUREATE TO KING HENRY THE VIII. John Skelton.
A POEM CALLED THE TUNNING OF ELYNOUR RUMMYNGE THE FAMOUS ALE-WIFE OF ENGLAND WRITTEN BY JOHN SKELTON POET LAUREATE TO KING HENRY THE VIII.
A POEM CALLED THE TUNNING OF ELYNOUR RUMMYNGE THE FAMOUS ALE-WIFE OF ENGLAND WRITTEN BY JOHN SKELTON POET LAUREATE TO KING HENRY THE VIII.
A POEM CALLED THE TUNNING OF ELYNOUR RUMMYNGE THE FAMOUS ALE-WIFE OF ENGLAND WRITTEN BY JOHN SKELTON POET LAUREATE TO KING HENRY THE VIII.
A POEM CALLED THE TUNNING OF ELYNOUR RUMMYNGE THE FAMOUS ALE-WIFE OF ENGLAND WRITTEN BY JOHN SKELTON POET LAUREATE TO KING HENRY THE VIII.
A POEM CALLED THE TUNNING OF ELYNOUR RUMMYNGE THE FAMOUS ALE-WIFE OF ENGLAND WRITTEN BY JOHN SKELTON POET LAUREATE TO KING HENRY THE VIII.
A POEM CALLED THE TUNNING OF ELYNOUR RUMMYNGE THE FAMOUS ALE-WIFE OF ENGLAND WRITTEN BY JOHN SKELTON POET LAUREATE TO KING HENRY THE VIII.
A POEM CALLED THE TUNNING OF ELYNOUR RUMMYNGE THE FAMOUS ALE-WIFE OF ENGLAND WRITTEN BY JOHN SKELTON POET LAUREATE TO KING HENRY THE VIII.
A POEM CALLED THE TUNNING OF ELYNOUR RUMMYNGE THE FAMOUS ALE-WIFE OF ENGLAND WRITTEN BY JOHN SKELTON POET LAUREATE TO KING HENRY THE VIII.
A POEM CALLED THE TUNNING OF ELYNOUR RUMMYNGE THE FAMOUS ALE-WIFE OF ENGLAND WRITTEN BY JOHN SKELTON POET LAUREATE TO KING HENRY THE VIII.
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A POEM CALLED THE TUNNING OF ELYNOUR RUMMYNGE THE FAMOUS ALE-WIFE OF ENGLAND WRITTEN BY JOHN SKELTON POET LAUREATE TO KING HENRY THE VIII.

(Gehenna Press).
  • Worcester, MA: Gehenna Press, 1953.
  • tall 4to.
  • quarter cloth with marbled paper-covered boards.
  • Unpaginated.
  • ISBN: none

Price: $750.00  other currencies

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Printed in an edition limited to 118 numbered copies. (Gehenna no.5, Brook no.5). This copy is further inscribed by Leonard Baskin on the colophon. Paper label on spine slightly toned and minor stain on front and rear boards. Rear hinge starting, else fine. Hand set and printed by Esther and Leonard Baskin. Illustrations from woodcuts by Baskin. The text used for this edition is from Dyce's edition of 1843.

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