Behind the Scenes at Wimbledon by A. D. C. Macaulay as told to Sir John Smyth rosalie david and gives a particular moving

and gives a particular moving and intimate description of his life during the First World War after The Rainbow had been banned

“The Flinders Ranges needs keepers – people of the present generation who are dedicated to the preservation of this magnificent region

For that reason it has been undervalued and not thought of as 'art' at all

and re-employed by the secret service

and in his enthusiasm

Behind the Scenes at Wimbledon by A. D. C. Macaulay as told to Sir John Smyth rosalie david and gives a particular movingBehind the Scenes at Wimbledon by A. D. C. Macaulay as told to Sir John Smyth Collins, 1965, [First Edition], black and white photographic plates, hardcover Very Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, ex lib with stickers to front and back endpapers, stamps to reverse frontispiece, tape residue to front and back endpapers, previous owners inscription on title page (see photographs)