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1987 The Magic of the PastLondon: 1987A limited edition volume containing two short stories by Brian Aldiss, a popular science fiction author. -
c1883 Mason's Guide to TenbyTenby : c1883A very attractive seventh edition of this very scarce and interesting guide to the town of Tenby by Mason, illustrated throughout. A very scarce copy. -
1850 The Kickleburys on the RhineLondon: 1850A nicely bound first edition copy of one of Thackeray's beloved Christmas books, illustrated by himself throughout. -
1963 The Fire Next TimeLondon: 1963The first impression of the first U.K. edition of these two influential James Baldwin essays, focussing on race in America. -
1958 PlaybackLondon: 1958A superb first U.K. edition of this exciting mystery novel by Raymond Chandler, featuring his popular character Philip Marlowe. -
1961 The Winter of Our DiscontentLondon: 1961The first U.K. edition of John Steinbeck's final novel, a moving and human novel that was well received. -
1912 Turner's Water-Colours at Farnley HallLondon: [1912]An excellent volume with popular artist William Turner's beautiful water colourings held at Farnley Hall. -
1959 Once There Was a WarLondon: 1959The first U.K. edition of these moving war articles by John Steinbeck, written about ordinary people during the Second World War. -
1912 Bonnie ScotlandLondon: 1912A reprint of this charming topographical illustrated work on Scotland in the attractive pictorial cloth by Adam and Charles Black. -
1951 The South Bank Exhibition a Guide to the Story it TellsLondon: 1951The first edition of Ian Cox's guide to the lavish 1951 South Bank Festival of Britain, illustrated in colour throughout with adverts. -
1912 Ayrshire IdyllsLondon: 1912A colourfully illustrated topography look at Ayrshire, a Scottish county, illustrated in colour throughout. -
1985-6 Royal Mail Special StampsLondon: 1985-6Two beautiful stamp collecting works, looking at the commemorative stamps from the Royal Mail in 1985 and 1986, colourfully illustrated, included all of the original stamps. -
1897 Romantic RichmondshireLondon: 1897The first edition of Harry Speight's topographical study of Richmondshire, illustrated with folding maps and plates. -
1895 The Life of Joseph WolfLondon and New York: 1895A superb first edition of this enlightening biography on the life and natural history art of Joseph Wolf, illustrated throughout. -
1920 A Geographical Bibliography of British Ornithology From the Earliest Times to the End of 1918London: 1920The first edition of this immense bibliography of works on British ornithology, organised geographically by county. -
1923 A Guide to the Norfolk BroadsLondon: 1923A colourfully illustrated work on the Norfolk Broads, its history and various views, by William A. Dutt. -
1868 3vol The National GazetteerLondon: 1868Three well preserved nineteenth century volumes comprising the uncommon first edition of the national gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland by Virtue, illustrated with plenty county atlas and numerous coloured maps. -
1954 Taliessin Through Logres and The Region of the Summer StarsLondon: 1954-1960The combined edition of two volumes comprising a miscellaneous of poems by Charles Williams. In the original, unclipped dustwrapper. -
1972 The Book of DanielLondon: 1972The review copy for this first edition novel by E L Doctorow, an excellent copy in the original, unclipped dustwrapper. -
1964 Memory Hold-the-DoorLondon: 1964A later impression of the first edition. An excellent example of John Buchan's autobiography, in the original, unclipped dustwrapper. -
1973 The Siege of KrishnapurLondon: 1973A lovely first edition, first impression of this novel by J G Farrell, Booker Prize winner in 1973. -
1990 Lawrence of Arabia: The Authorised Biography of T. E. LawrenceLondon: 1990A smart biography of T. E. Lawrence, complete with an unclipped dust wrapper and illustrated throughout. -
1985 The Battle of Pollocks CrossingLondon: 1985A lovely first edition of this modern novel by Joseph L Carr, shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 1985. -
1955 Lawrence of Arabia: A Biographical EnquiryLondon: 1955A smart first English edition of this biographical exploration of the life of T. E. Lawrence, complete with a clipped dust wrapper. -
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1974 The Complete InsomniacLondon: 1974The first edition of this fascinating study on sleep by Hilary Rubinstein. An excellent example inscribed and signed by the author. -
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1938 2vol T E Lawrence to His Biographer Robert Graves and Liddell HartLondon: 1938A fascinating set complete in two first editions illustrating T E Lawrence's intimate work with his biographers Robert Graves and Liddell Hart. A limited edition signed by Graves and Hart in slipcase. -
2000 Seven Pillars of Wisdom: a TriumphLondon: 2000A splending copy of T E Lawrence's popular autobiographical account of his experiences in the British Army. Profusely illustrated throughout, with the original slipcase. -
1988 T E LawrenceLondon: 1988The first edition of this volume, a lovely copy illustrating the life of the most renowned and enigmatic British authors, T E Lawrence. -
1938 The Letters of T. E. LawrenceLondon: 1938A smart first edition, second impression of this comprehensive collection of the letters of T. E. Lawrence, complete with a dust wrapper. -
1954 The Home Letters of T. E. Lawrence and his BrothersOxford: 1954A smart collections of the letters exchanged between T. E. Lawrence and his siblings whilst at home, complete with an unclipped dust wrapper. -
1998 Seven Pillars of Wisdom; An Introduction and NotesSurrey: 1998An uncommon limited edition comprising a companion guide to 'Seven Pillars of Wisdom', T. E. Lawrence's autobiography. -
1968 Minor Poets of the Caroline PeriodOxford: 1968A smart three volume collection of poetry from the early seventeenth century, complete in unclipped dust wrappers. -
1914 The Bee and Other EssaysLondon, Edinburgh, Glasgow, New York, Toronto, Melbourne, Bombay: 1914A collection of the essays of Oliver Goldsmith including the contents of his literary magazine 'The Bee', with a charming gilt spine. -
1974 The Life of Captain James CookLondon: 1974A lovely first edition comprising Captain James Cook's biography, written by JC Beaglehole, embellished with various illustrations throughout. -
1930 BronchoLondon: 1930An entertaining horse racing novel, illustrated with beautiful plates by George Denholm Armour, the first edition of this work. -
1968 The Voyage of the Endeavour 1768-1771London: 1968The remarkable narrative of Captain James Cook's first voyage on the Endeavour in 1768, a lovely example of the reissue by the Hakluyt Society, with multiple illustrations throughout.