The collected poems of John Masefield
Contributors: Masefield, John, 1878-1967 inscriber
Publisher: William Heinemann Ltd.
Published: 1923
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 784
Notes: "This edition is limited to five hundred and thirty copies, of which five hundred are for sale and thirty for presentation."

T.p. in red and black with publisher's device.

On verso of t.p.: Made and printed in Great Britain by Morrison and Gibb Ltd., Edinburgh.

NCBEL v.4, p.307.

John Masefield Collection.

BYU has copy no. 351 [signed, with two lines in mss.] "And often two combine, yet lacking one.  The light is of the moon, not of the sun. John Masefield."

Gilt top edges; right and bottom edges cut but untrimmed.

Bound in original tan cloth with label in gilt with blue background on spine.  With dust jacket.
Table of contents: title: Salt-water ballads; title: Ballads and poems; title: Lyrics from the tragedy of Pompey the Great; title: The everlasting mercy; title: The widow in the Bye street; title: Dauber; title: The daffodil fields; title: Philip the King, and other poems; title: Lollingdon Downs, and other poems, with sonnets; title: Good Friday; title: Rosas; title: Reynard the fox; or, The ghost heath run; title: Enslaved, and other poems; title: Right Royal; title: King Cole, and other poems; title: Index of first lines.