The Rolling English Drunkard Made The Rolling English Road. [Incline Press] Chesterton, G K. Linocut Illustrations By John Watson. Private & Fine Press

One of an edition limited to 'less than 175 copies', printed on machine-made paper from the old Wookey Hole Paper Mill, rescued by John Foreman, the Broadsheet Balladeer. Buckram quarter-bound boards with paper covering and endpapers created by Allan Drummond for Tessa Fantoni, printed paper labels to spine and front board. Printed with Lectura type set by hand by Mike Tregear, this is the last face issued by Stephenson Blake of Sheffield; it was designed by Dick Dooijes of the Amsterdam Type Foundry, using 17th century models. Narrow Quarto, pp. [16] with three linocut illustrations by John Watson. Signed on the Colophon by Mike Tregear who hand bound each copy. A book in Fine condition, now housed in a clear, archival quality, protective display pocket. ]The poem comes from, the collection 'Wine, Water and Song', collected in turn from Chesterton's novel 'The Flying Inn'.