Horns of Honor by Frederick Thomas Elworthy

Publication: 1900 John Murray; London first edition

inscribed and signed twice by the author – signed works by Elworthy are very scarce

Signed first edition of Horns of Honour by Frederick Thomas Elworthy. The book is inscribed by the author to his nephew, Arthur Hershaw Elworthy- signed June 1900. Additionally, a signed portrait of the author has been tipped to the reverse side of the prelim. Elsworthy is best known for his work “The Evil Eye”

This scholarly work explores the symbolism and cultural significance of horns across various societies, delving into their roles in mythology, religion, and folklore. The author examines how horns have historically been associated with deities, power, and protection.

Condition: green cloth boards, gilt title to spine with gilt design to cover, corners bumped, end papers are torn along the gutter but binding is sturdy, the first 6 pages including the title page and preface have a rough texture to them most likely from improper cleaning materials, in Very good minus condition.