Arthur L. Salmon — New Verses

London, G. T. Foulis & Company Ltd. 1929 . Cloth. A scarce poetry collection by prolific British writer Arthur L. Salmon. Complete with a letter loosely inserted. Containing such verses as 'Beginnings', 'Sea Wreck', 'Phyllis', 'Ad Patrem' and 'In the Darkness', with many others besides.Written by Arthur Leslie Salmon, a songwriter and author known for poetry collections and works regarding the countryside of England, in particular Dartmoor.The second impression.With a four page printed letter loosely inserted dated April 8, 1896, which opens, 'I was told that a Duke would rather lose a hand that not answer a letter. Even I feel I cannot refrain from making replies.' This is a printed letter from the Musical Times.A scarce collection of poems. In a quarter cloth binding. Externally very smart, with just slight minor wear. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. Near Fine . Ill.: None. Near Fine .