Description

• Second Impression [The Hogarth Press, London, 1927]; 320 pages
• Rebound in full green morocco, five raised bands, gold stamped borders on both sides front & rear boards, gold decoration & titling to spine, marbled endpapers, first original [blank] leaf with closed tear repaired with archival tape, light foxing throughout, dealer’s pencil notes, pages 47-54 creased, an excellent copy
• First published May 1927 [month prior]
• Woolf’s modernist masterpiece, To The Lighthouse is often grouped with James Joyce’s Ulysses as a great literary example of the period

ORCHARD also currently holds a first edition copy of The Waves in a uniform deluxe binding – please contact us for a favourable price for both items