The Autobiography of a Bulldog (1899 Print)

“THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A BULLDOG”  – 

Brilliant story of a Bull-Dog’s life written by himself, which begins “I was one of a set of three Bull-Dog puppies born in an old Square box that stood in a disused room forming part of the back premises of a house in Folkestone. My Mother was a great lady in her way, and moved quite in the upper circles of that town so much so indeed that when we were young we were never permitted to speak to any of the common dogs we met in our walks abroad”. 

Original pictorial cloth hardback. Original decorative end papers. 112 pages, plus 20 page catalogue to the rear, plus frontispiece by W S Stacey with clean tissue guard. In attractive condition with noticeable cover wear and marking (see pictures). Internally clean. Neat pencilled gift inscription to Barbara Talbot to front free end paper.

Book Details
• 1899 Printing
• Noticeable cover darkening but great internal condition.

Binding: Hardback
Author: Mrs Neville Peel
Publisher: National Society’s Depository, London