This is a Near Fine Copy of this Book in Publisher's green cloth with gilt title lettering to spinein a Near Fine Dust-Jacket which remains lovely and clean and has no chips or tears to extremities.There is just a touch of sun fading to spine.Not Price clipped �5.95 showing to inner flap and this copy has one previous ownership name to the verso of the title page.This is a delightful copy of this title and is illustrated with 8 pages of black and white photographs.The book has a firm binding with no hinge weakness and there is no rolling or leaning to spine.Lovely clean white text block with crisp white page edgestop edge of the book is stained yellow.The diaries ends at the time of Beaton's serious illness in 19748vo 164pp First Edition 1st Impression 1978.

Later he enjoyed unique opportunities to photograph the war in the Middle East India and China.'- Publisher Jane's Publishing Co and Imperial War Museum hardcover‎ Invited by the Ministry of Information to undertake official commissions he traveled widely in the United Kingdom recording scenes of destruction and Britain's gathering military strength but never losing his concern for the human spirit whether seen in the face of the Prime Minister a young bomber pilot or an injured child. 'Famous fashion photographer and socialite Cecil Beaton found himself in very different surroundings during the war. 4to publisher's original gray cloth lettered in black on the spine in the photographically decorated dust jacket. ‎London: Jane's Publishing Co and Imperial War Museum 1981. It is a truth universally acknowledged, that an.

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