Shelfmark
Nd.3.29
Additional shelfmark
Ib7.4.08
Additional shelfmark
Ib7.4.09
Additional shelfmark
Ib7.4.10
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Ib7.4.29
Additional shelfmark
CS.Eto.1921.01
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L.Ref
Additional shelfmark
Ibb1.1.36
Title
List of Etonians who fought in the Great War, 1914-1919.
Varying form of title
Added title page title: List of Etonians who fought in the great war MCMXIV-MCMXIX
Publication, distribution, etc.
[London : Philip Lee Warner, 1921].
Physical description
xi, [1], 281, [3] p. ; 27 cm.
Note
Imprint from colophon.
Note
Compiled by E. L. Vaughan. Cf. p. [282].
Note
There is inserted a supplement of 12 pages with heading: "There is given in the following pages information as to the places where the one thousand and thirty-one Etonians, whose deaths are attributable to enemy action, were killed or received a fatal wound".
Note
Colophon: "Printed privately for Eton College in the Riccardi Press Fount by Philip Lee Warner, publisher to the Medici Society Limited, VII Grafton Street, London, W MDCCCXXI".
Note
Portions of text and supplement printed in red as well as black ink.
Provenance
[Nd.3.29] Presented to Eton College by Eugen Millington-Drake in 1938.
Provenance
[Ib7.4.09] Bookplate of Reginald Livesey with a motto "Deo soli gloria".
Provenance
[Ib7.4.09] Typed loose note from E.L. Vaughan dated July 26, 1923.
Provenance
[Ib7.4.29] Loose ms. letter to the Vice-Provost from Robert Lambert dated 1939.
Provenance
[Ib7.4.29] Bookplate of Leonard Noble.
Provenance
[L.Ref] Given to ECL by Ned Boldero in October 2016; passed down to him from the family of Arthur Dunn OE (1860-1902), founder of Ludgrove prep school, who won the FA Cup with the Old Etonians in 1882 and captained England in 1892.
Binding
[Nd.3.29] Blue leather binding ; decoration in brown leather on front board ; gilt lettering on spine; gilt top edge; gilt border on front board ; bound by Best & Co.
Binding
[Ib7.4.08], [Ib7.4.09], [Ib7.4.10], [CS.Eto.1921.01] and [L.Ref] Cream cloth quarter-binding; boards covered with blue paper; paper label with title on front cover and spine; gilt top edge.
Binding
[Ib7.4.29] ?Suede or reversed calf binding; gold stamped front cover title; endpapers layered with fabric; silk ties; gilt top edge.
Copy-specific note
[Nd.3.29] Previous shelfmark: 87.11.
Copy-specific note
[Nd.3.29] Page of statistics about Etonians who served in the war pasted to front endpaper. Cutting from the Eton College Chronicle (No. 1917) with corrections pasted to colophon.
Copy-specific note
[Ib7.4.08] Interleaved with pages containing ms. notes and corrections.
Copy-specific note
[Ib7.4.08], [Ib7.4.10], [Ib7.4.29], [CS.Eto.1921.01] and [L.Ref] Loose quires containing corrections to the Eton war list.
Copy-specific note
[Ib7.4.09] Four newspaper extracts pasted on front endpaper and free endpaper.
Copy-specific note
[Ib7.4.10] Stamped on front cover: "For the head master of Eton from the compiler".
Copy-specific note
[Ib7.4.29] Programme for the Founder's Day, December 6th, 1921 pasted on rear flyleaf.
Copy-specific note
[Ib7.4.29] Loose bifolio from Eton College Chronicle from January 6, 1922.
Copy-specific note
[Ib7.4.29] Newspaper extract (photograph) of ?"Unveiling of the bronze frieze recording the names of the fallen" at the Founder's Day, 1921 pasted on front flyleaf.
Copy-specific note
[L.Ref] Pencil inscription: "Mrs A. T. B. Dunn, see page 79" where there are pencil forenames against entries for J. H. M. Dunn and L. R. Dunne.
Subject
Subject
World War, 1914-1918.
Subject
World War, 1914-1918 Registers England.
Added entry--name
Added entry--name
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Best & Co. binder.
Added entry--name
Philip Lee Warner publisher.
Added entry--place
England London.
Identifier
B33265