NO RESERVE Blunden (Edmund) The Shepard, first edition, A.L.s. from the author offering a spare ticket to a show that evening and describing his experience of walking round an anti-war exhibition "I went round the exhibits, which were very grim and convinced me that I did not spend my years in the trenches half as horridly as I might have done in the company of the pacifists..." loosely inserted, endpapers browned with later ink ownership inscription, spine label to cloth a little faded and rubbed, 1922 § Sassoon (Siegfried) Vigils, first trade edition, cloth lightly soiled to lower panel, 1935 § Gerard (James W.) My Four Years in Germany, first edition, jacket with one or two nicks and short tears to extremities, spine marked and with short closed tear, 1917, original boards, dust-jackets, minor chipping and creasing to extremities, browning to spine, but overall attractive copies, 8vo (3)

** A good group of First World War items.