Thanks Gawain.

No problem, Deagol. I'm delighted to see it on your website.

A copy with a beautiful original dustjacket was just displayed in the FB group.

northman wrote:

A copy with a beautiful original dustjacket was just displayed in the FB group.

That’s me. The dust jacket is from this copy (2/18/22), though the book itself was recently sold. Here is my original post on acquiring it (6/30/22).

Philomythos wrote:

northman wrote:

A copy with a beautiful original dustjacket was just displayed in the FB group.

That’s me. The dust jacket is from this copy (2/18/22), though the book itself was recently sold. Here is my original post on acquiring it (6/30/22).

Well i seem to have missed out on this (it happens more and more and seems to be correlated with age). Belated congratulations and deep envy.

northman wrote:

Philomythos wrote:

northman wrote:

A copy with a beautiful original dustjacket was just displayed in the FB group.

That’s me. The dust jacket is from this copy (2/18/22), though the book itself was recently sold. Here is my original post on acquiring it (6/30/22).

Well i seem to have missed out on this (it happens more and more and seems to be correlated with age). Belated congratulations and deep envy.

Philomythos Can you tell us more about The Digressions in Beowulf volume? I'm not familiar with it.

Philomythos wrote:

northman wrote:

A copy with a beautiful original dustjacket was just displayed in the FB group.

That’s me. The dust jacket is from this copy (2/18/22), though the book itself was recently sold. Here is my original post on acquiring it (6/30/22).

Just to add this here:

One interesting thing that is very hard to take a picture of (I will not remove the plastic covering) is that the author’s name “Haigh” is printed along the middle of the spine of the DJ (see next to last picture and look closely in the red box). This feature is (as far as I can tell) absent from the other two DJs that I’ve seen photos of. The text shows considerable fading but may not be original. The suggestion that it was added later seems likely, as the book it came from had two ex libris labels inside: George Redmonds and Clifford Stephenson.