We carry sleek residential glass elevators that will work well with any existing home decor. Whether you are looking to have a glass residential elevator installed for aesthetic reasons or you just want one to help make your life easier, the experts at Nationwide Lifts are ready to help. Your home is your castle, and for that reason, you want it to look its best. At Nationwide Lifts, we offer affordable and stylish solutions to these problems in the form of glass residential elevators. In addition, adding an elevator to your interior design makes your home more accessible and wheelchair-friendly, helping those friends and family members who have limited mobility. Consider how much easier it would be to carry the kids to bed at night or to send groceries up a level or two with the ease of an elevator. Douglas also appears anecdotally in the short story ‘Lucky Break’, and as a character in the short story ‘The Swan’.Not only can an elevator add value to your home, but it can also make your living conditions that much simpler. As a friend, Douglas supported Roald during an incident at school, which Roald would never forget and later recounted in his autobiographical book ‘Boy’. The two stayed in touch over the years and Douglas would visit Roald at home in Great Missenden where Roald kindly signed many books for Douglas’ grandchildren, Andrew and Rebeccaĭouglas Highton attended St Peter’s prep school in Weston-super-Mare with Roald Dahl. Douglas also appears anecdotally in the short story ‘Lucky Break’, and as a character in the short story ‘The Swan’. A superb pair of books with a strong association to Dahl himself.ĭouglas Highton attended St Peter’s prep school in Weston-super-Mare with Roald Dahl. A little staining to the top of the rear panel. In a near fine unclipped wrapper with chipping to the corners and spine tips. Additionally, Dahl has written ‘American Edition’ on the front pastedown.

SIGNED and INSCRIBED on the front free endpaper ‘To Andrew and Rebecca /Love/Roald Dahl/1977’. Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator: A near fine copy with one name to reverse of the half title. In a very good unclipped wrapper with chipping to the corners and spine tips. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: A near fine copy (the third issue with four lines on the colophon page) with one name to reverse of the half title. A pair of first edition, first printings, published by Alfred Knopf in 19.

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