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Education and Teaching in Early-Mid 20th Century Greater London - R. Harold Morris, a master at Upper Hornsey Road L.C.C. Senior Boys' School and later deputy headmaster of Archway County Secondary School for Boys, Hornsey Rise, comprising the Programmes and Guides of the Second, Third and Fourth Annual Upper Hornsey Road School Journeys, Isle of Wight (Ryde) June & July 1929 & 1930, then Hastings July 1931, each account lithograph-printed and illustrated with b/w and sepia snapshots of the schoolboys and their masters, activities, and British topography, original cloth, 8vo, (3); Binding, The Archway County Secondary School Boys, Presented to R. H. Morris, Deputy Headmaster on his Retirement, Dec. 1956, the 'book bound in leather by Mr. K. Kenmare (of the Archway staff), and bearing the school badge and title. The book contained copies of the school magazine and the signatures of all the boys and staff of the school’, taken from a clipping of the Hornsey Journal (4.1.57) tipped-in the presentation volume with some further ephemera, inscribed in manuscript ink throughout, contemporary citron morocco, the covers blocked in gilt with the school arms, gilt-lettered onlays, blue-stained edges, 8vo, (1), [4]
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