[Fine Binding | Sangorski & Sutcliffe] Wine, Women and Song Illuminated A passage from Woolf's diary

A passage from Woolf's diary (which Woolf later used in her essay "Am I a Snob

” the text written in a formal Gothic hand in black ink with sectional headings in burnished gold

Brown morocco flyleaves

along with some spotting and toning

[Fine Binding | Sangorski & Sutcliffe] Wine, Women and Song Illuminated A passage from Woolf's diarySymonds, John Addington (editor and translator). Wine, Women, and Song; Mediaeval Latin Students' Songs Now First Translated into English Verse with an Essay. London: Chatto and Windus, 1884. First edition thus. Bound in dark purple crushed morocco by Sangorski and Sutcliffe with a large panel to the front cover of grapes, leaves, and vines, the leaves and vines in inlaid green and brown, with the remainder of the panel filled with dense gilt