Jingles and Rhymes.

Gillies, Andrew

Verlag: New York: Flatbush Printing Company, Brooklyn, 1930

Beschreibung

Gillies, Andrew. Jingles and Rhymes. New York: Flatbush Printing Company, Brooklyn, 1930, 37pp., PAPERBACK sewn with single piece of string cord, good copy, label removed roughly from rear cover, fold mark on front cover. Poems which appear centered on Scotland. Page 30, the second half of the poem is a sheet glue over whatever was there previously. - Includes a poem called The Titanic, another In Memoriam of James Thaw, died 1904, The Hielan' Rory (his boat), Wreck of the Charter Oak, What Do They Know of Scotland, others. - Gillies photo and a description of his adventures sailing the Hielan Rory and his upcoming 1911 visit to the Continent are recounted on a full page of the Caledonian (volume 11, page 120), which can be found via google. This brochure of poems had already been printed in 1911, as noted there and evident in a 1911 printing held in the New York Public Library. Here, apparently, a 1930 reprint (date is printed on title page). Quite scarce. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 81589

Bibliografische Details

Titel: Jingles and Rhymes.

Verlag: New York: Flatbush Printing Company, Brooklyn, 1930

Einband: Softcover