The toastin' fork : its use and origin by the Earl of Baxter / compiled and edited by Daniel Sidebottom. 1927.

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The toastin' fork : its use and origin by the Earl of Baxter / compiled and edited by Daniel Sidebottom. 1927.

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Satirical illustrated manuscript and covering letter prepared by Daryl Lindsay for Lord Casey. "Wholelly [sic] set up and printed at the Mulberry Hill Press by Daryl Lindsay, 1927". Covering letter is signed by "Daniel Sidebottom", Lindsay's pseudonym. Both items written as a means of thanking Casey for his recent gift of a toasting fork.

8 p. (0.1 cm.)

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Lindsay, Daryl Sir, 1889-1976

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Lindsay, Daryl, 1890-1976

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