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1926 Myths & Legends Of The Middle Ages By H. A. Guerber
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Item Number:SA1220020 Date of manufacture:1920 Current Status: For sale Seller:Harrington Antiques
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Description
'Myths & Legends Of The Middle Ages, Their Origin And Influence On Literature And Art', by H. A. Guerber, published by George G. Harrap & Company, London, 1926. Full green leather binding with three raised bands to the spine, a tan leather title panel and decorative gilt stamped decoration. Oundle School (Northamptonshire) crest gilt stamped to front board. Gilt stamped border to both boards. Oundle School prize plate to pastedown dated 1926. Prize was awarded to 'H. H. H. Boehm', who later became Lieutenant Colonel H.H.H. Boehm (O.B.E., T.D.), a British Army officer best known for commanding the 1st Battalion of the Buckinghamshire Regiment during World War II. He commanded the 1st Buckinghamshires in France following the Normandy invasion. His unit famously took up positions near Quistreham and guarded vital bridges over the River Orne. There is some light spotting to the preliminary pages but otherwise the pages remain in a good condition throughout. Clean and free from inscription. SYNOPSIS Hélène A. Guerber’s work presents sixteen key myths and legends of the Arthurian, Carolingian, Teutonic and Scandinavian cycles which embody the chivalric code and which inspired the greatest works of romance literature and art. The tales illuminate the mystical significance of knighthood and its ethos of self-purification and honour, decoding many allusions found in medieval art, literature and song. Dimensions:- Height: 21cm Width: 14cm DELIVERY UK Mainland: FREE International Delivery: Please contact us for a shipping quote. PAYMENT We accept payment via debit card, credit card, Paypal, bank transfer or cheque. We also offer a 'Pay In 3' payment service through our website. RETURNS We are sure that you will be delighted with your purchase. Nonetheless, to ensure you have complete peace of mind, we offer a 14 day money back guarantee. The purchased item may be returned, in its original condition, within 14 days from receipt. Return carriage costs are the responsibility of the buyer. For larger pieces requiring a specialist courier service, we will arrange your return for you with the cost being deducted from the refund (this cost will never exceed the original charge paid). We ask that a trackable signature method of shipping is used for the return of smaller items as we cannot be held responsible for items lost in transit. Should you have any queries at all, please do not hesitate to contact us. Internal Ref: 7852c
Declaration
This item is antique. The date of manufacture has been declared as 1920.
Dimensions
Height = 21 cm (8.3")
Width = 14 cm (5.5")
Depth = 0 cm (0.0")
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