Patrick Ferriday - Before the Lights Went Out: The 1912 Triangular Tournament SIGNED/Inscribed

Von Krumm Publishing, 2010. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/Fine. 9780956732101 Signed by Author. SIGNED by the author and inscribed "Best Wishes". Flyleaf has been inexpertly removed leaving behind bits and pieces, contents are otherwise clean and unmarked; slight wear to jacket. Patrick Ferriday has produced here one of the most lucid and penetrative studies of the period that I have ever read, and he portrays the `Golden Age' in a slightly less golden light. Withal, the Triangular Tournament is placed expertly into context, and a highly enlightened context at that. There is no room here for rose-tinted glasses. -- From the Foreword by David Frith From the Publisher 380 pages of original and sparkling text with many new and fascinating insights into a bygone age of cricket and Empire. The 80+ illustrations are drawn from major worldwide collections and the majority are previously unpublished. 350 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Sports & Pastimes; Signed by Author. ISBN/EAN: 9780956732101. Inventory No: dscf11576.

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