They Shall Not Pass Unseen. FIRST EDITION.

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They Shall Not Pass Unseen. FIRST EDITION.They Shall Not Pass Unseen BY Ivan Southall. Publisher: Angus & Robertson, 1956, first edition, first printing. Good hardback with no jacket, binding firm, some rubbing, bumping, fading and speckling to red cloth boards, name inside front board, light foxing to end papers and page edges, pages lightly tanned with a little creasing, minor marks. 214 pages, illustrated. The Sunderland flying boats and the Junkers 88s and U boats in the Battle of the

or they remember his notorious social life and wild and witty public appearances

Jacket has some light marks and chipping with some fading to spine

it's impossible not to feel emotionally moved by his account of these misadventures

minor foxing to page egdes

Gordon Ogilvie was a biographer and historian with a special affection for the Port Hills and Banks Peninsula as well as early Canterbury

Dorothy Theomin Of Olveston

or even a black sheep from a respectable English family sent out to find his way in colonial pastures

Cardback good condition

The Line that Dared: A history Of The Union Steam Ship Company

Dogged by appalling weather and half-starved

constantly beset by financial insecurity and other obstacles to painting

"Erewhon' tells of its hero's travels in the imaginary land of 'nowhere'