Blackshirts and Roses: An Autobiography

First edition, first impression.  244pp, with some black and white olate illustrations.  Black cloth0covered boards with gitl lettering on the spine.  Volume is neat, clean, bright and tight throughout.  In its original, illustrated dust wrapper, npt price clipped, very gently rubbed on extreme edges and very slightly shelf worn. 

The autobiography of John Charley, a militant young man who turned to protest and Facism in the 1930s, joining the British Union of Facists and becoming an ardent, if remote, follower of Oswald Moseley.  His autobiography amounts to a account of the BUF’s activities and events such as the Battle of Stockton from the persoectve of a sympathiser.