FRONT EVERYWHERE

London: Hutchinson & Co.. Good+ with no dust jacket. 1935. Presumed First UK Edition. Hardcover. In the original Blue boards with gilt titling to the spine. No dust-jacket. The boards are generally clean with a little light wear - mainly to the head/tail of the spine, an indent across the word 'Front' on the spine, and a small split to the rear top edge of the spine. Undated, but NO Impression noted, which likely indicates a 1st Edition. There is also a Catalogue at the end of the book for "Hutchinson's Important New Books for the Spring 1935", which lists this book. Generally clean page fore-edgs with the odd scattered pale spot - negligible. Probably lacks a plain blank front free end paper as the book starts at the half-title. NO Inscriptions or Marks. The odd, tiny, very occasional, spot inside, but overall VERY Clean internally. 298 pp + 24 pp Catalogue at the end as noted above. A b/w portrait frontispiece of the Author and 23 other b/w plates/photo illustrations, including facsimile documents, etc, (1 folding) , Index. "Memoirs of a Daily Mail War Correspondent who was one of the first to reach the Western Front in 1914. An excellent volume of recollections, by a man who, as a young reporter for the Daily Mail, saw much of the war on many fronts. Head of the Paris bureau during World War I. He is reported to have set a record by reporting World War I from at least 17 countries by 1918, including Egypt, Albania, Greece, Italy, Austria, Belgium and France. He later reported on the Palestine Campaign and Salonika, and was in Morocco for the Riff campaign, etc." . Quite Scarce. See Images ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .