The Wind in the Willows - UK 1st Red Saunders Who then beautifully

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One day I brought a Polaroid camera to the park and started asking all of them for a portrait while smoking

The photographs in Jim Goldberg’s contribution to our One Picture Book series

I hoped through this method to encourage the spirit of the place to clamber aboard the images and also be encapsulated in the film emulsion

The Wind in the Willows - UK 1st Red Saunders Who then beautifullyFirst edition first impression of one of English literatures most beloved works Grahame first told these stories in letters to his young son, and when they were published as The Wind in the Willows in 1908, critics responded with mixed reviews. The book nonetheless quickly earned its place as a modern classic. This first edition includes the half title page and Graham Robertsons frontispiece. A small, neat blue circular ink stamp reading Presentation