Brimming Chalice jewelry Evocatively told and set against

Evocatively told and set against the plantation quail hunting and field trialing legacy of the Old South

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Brimming Chalice jewelry Evocatively told and set againstBrimming Chalice. NY: Henry Harrison, 1936. 1st edition. Hardbound. 95 pages. Bold author signature on title page. A collection of 49 poems, most of which had previously been published in magazines. Book is fair only, with bottom corners bumped and cover faded (especially the spine). Internally clean, and the authors signature certainly adds appeal. Among the more obscure of Rutledges collections of poetry. $60.