Juillard No.9, edited by Trevor Winkfield, 1972
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Juillard No.9, edited by Trevor Winkfield, 1972
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[Winkfield (Trevor, editor)] Juillard No.9

£175

[London], , Spring 1972.

Large 8vo. Original pictorial wrappers.

The last issue in Winkfield’s well-regarded poetry journal Juillard, which ran from 1968 to 1972. Uncommon.

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Text to front wrapper extensively reacted, some toning to extremities, but overall a very good copy.

Black & white illustrations.

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