DON’T TRUST TO LUCK

 Lord Beaverbrook

 Daily Express

 Crown 8to, 108 pages, n/d but late twenties, early thirties.

 The legendary Lord Beaverbrook’s advice on how to find career success. He addresses himself to; ‘The young men of the post war age’. As this book was first published in 1921, the post war age referred to is WW1. An insight into the life and views of a great man

 The dust jacket is rubbed and has splits and creases, the worst of which is a 2x2 cm tear and crease at the base of the spine. The front board is very slightly sunned at the edges, the gold blocking is bright, light foxing inside the front board only, a dust shadow down one third of the last page. There is an ancient ink inscription on the title page. The book is in good condition for its age and is still tightly bound