Author: Bullough, Sir John
Title: Speeches and Letters - Volume 1 & 2. , Volume 3 Is Titled - Letters & Verses
Description: Printed for Private Circulation, 1892. Hardcover. Set of 3 books; p.382,399 & 392p. John Bullough was one of the Great Lancashire textile manufacturers. His father perfected a several textile machines and joined John Howard in 1856 to create the 'Howard and Bullough' textile empire. His son John, joined the company in 1859. He began building Kinloch Castle in Rum (Rhum) of the Small Isles, later extended by his sonThe Printed for Private Circulation by Palmer & Howe of Manchester. This collection of his speeches and poetry collected for publication by his wife after his death. Speeches reveal a stance well to the right! Dark blue morocco leather; sumptuously bound with all edges gilt and gilt title to the spine and gilt monogram on front boards, with ribbon markers. These books near fine with a little indication of shelf wear to boards and internally near mint with no marks or signatures. No expense spared in the production of these volumes! Loosely inserted is a printed card from George Bullough, the authors son regretting he will not be able to hold a puppy show this year as he has sold his hounds. . Near Fine

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