Red cloth binding with gilt title on the spine.

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Please view our photographs. This specific 1937 printing of Peacemaking 1919 by Harold Nicolson, published by Constable & Co. London holds clear historical value for collectors of twentieth-century diplomacy and military history.

Estimated Market Value

Based on similar listings on vintage book platforms like AbeBooks and historical sales data: 

• Without a Dust Jacket: A copy in “Very Good” condition generally commands between £15 and £30
• With a Dust Jacket: If your copy retains its original 1937 dust jacket in similar “Very Good” condition, the value can rise to £40 to £70+, as early dust jackets for political memoirs are quite rare.

Background on the Edition

• The Significance: Harold Nicolson’s first-hand, highly critical account of the 1919 Paris Peace Conference remains one of the most vital texts for understanding the geopolitical atmosphere immediately following World War I. 
• The Printing: While the true first edition was printed by Constable in 1933, the 1937 printing is considered a highly desirable early reprint, valued for its identical publisher typography and period binding.