Northern numbers: being representative selections from certain living Scottish poets. Third series

edited by C. M. Grieve.

First edition.

Edinburgh : C.M. Grieve, 1922. 130 pages.

A collection of Scottish poetry including contributions by C. M. Grieve (Hugh MacDiarmid), Helen Cruickshank, and William Soutar.

Paperback.

G+ in integral oversized DW with wear and creasing to edges, and darkening to spine. Wear to spine ends. From the library of poet Edmund Blunden, whose signature is on the front cover.

Ref No: 7167


Author(s): Grieve, Christopher Murray | Cruickshank, Helen | Soutar, William

Subject(s): Scottish literature

Collection(s): Hugh MacDiarmid | Signed, associated, and limited editions | Poetry

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