Raymond, or Life and death : with examples of the evidence for survival of memory and affection after death
A 1916 spiritualist book by Sir Oliver Lodge, published in New York by G.H. Doran, offering evidence of survival after death through accounts of his son Raymond, killed in the war. The photographs are plain grey halftones: a row of uniformed men with rifles and helmets posed on a gravel path against a brick wall, and a dim country house with bare trees and a curving drive, useful to a designer for documentary, memorial, or wartime period imagery.
