1926 Ashes Tour: Rare Signed Edition with Team Portrait

Warner, P.F. the Fight For the Ashes in 1926 Being a critical…
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Warner, P.F. the Fight For the Ashes in 1926 Being a critical record of the Australian tour in England, (Published by Harrap, London, 1926), Thick octavo, with photographic plates: the very rare special issue in navy buckram, top edge gilt, signed by the author and with, tipped in as issued, an additional team portrait of the victorious English players, signed by each of them. A letter dated 17th Nov.1926 from the publisher, George Harrap, presenting the volume to George Robertson of Angus & Robertson, is loosely enclosed.

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