The Hogarth Letters 1933 Virginia Woolf, E M Forster, etc 1st ed

London: Hogarth Press, 1933. First Edition. 8vo (18.5cm). Publisher's original orange quarter cloth binding over pictorial paper covered boards, designed by John Banting. Black lettered title to spine. 

Published at the press of Leonard and Virginia Woolf. 

Containing the eleven letters originally published in separate volumes in The Hogarth Letters Series through 1931 and 1932. 

Including: 'A Letter to Madan Blanchard' by E. M. Forster; 

'A Letter to An M.P. on Disarmament,' by Viscount Cecil;

'A Letter to a Sister,' by Rosamund Lehmann;

'The French Pictures, a Letter to Harriet,' by Raymond Mortimer (2nd imp); 

'A Letter from a Black Sheep,' by Francis Birrell,

'A Letter to W. B. Yeats,' by L. A. G. Strong; 

'A Letter to a Young Poet,' by Virginia Woolf; 

'A Letter to a Modern Novelist,' by Hugh Walpole; 

'A Letter to an Archbishop,' by J. C. Hardwick;

'A Letter to Adolf Hitler,' by Louis Golding, 

and a 'Letter to Mrs. Virginia Woolf,' by Peter Quennell. 

500 copies (Woolmer, 321). 

Ownership inscription, K. G. Ponting (?), likely the author K G Ponting.

Spine faded and a touch discoloured with some wear to the head and tail and along the joints, some foxing to page edges, margins. 

Still a clean, firm copy.

Very good.