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Periodicals & Magazines
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1825 The Ladies' Pocket MagazineLondon: 1825A unique work, a run of the 1825 'Ladies' Pocket Magazine' periodical, a charming fashionable work illustrated with beautiful colour fashion plates. -
1787 The LoungerLondon: 1787A very smart complete three volumes of Henry Mackenzie's periodical 'The Lounger'. -
1850-9 Household WordsLondon: 1850-9The first edition in book form of Charles Dickens' Victorian weekly fiction magazine, containing the complete run from 1850 to 1859. -
1887 The English Illustrated MagazineLondon: 1887The first edition of the 1886 to 1887 issue of 'The English Illustrated Magazine', illustrated profusely throughout, adorning the many short stories and poems. -
1843-49 Tait's Edinburgh MagazineEdinburgh: 1843-9Seven consecutive years of 'Tait's Edinburgh Magazine' publication, complete with all issues from 1843 to 1849. -
1952 The History of The TimesLondon: 1952A very scarce limited edition of the beautifully bound work commemorating the history of The Times newspaper, profusely illustrated throughout. -
1901 The Messenger of the Sacred Heart of JesusNot Stated: 1901A collection of six consecutive issues of the Roman Catholic periodical 'The Messenger of the Sacred Heart of Jesus', illustrated throughout. -
1864 The Book of Days a Miscellany of Popular AntiquitiesLondon: 1864The first edition of Robert Chambers' first popular miscellany, illustrated heavily with detailed in-text engravings. -
1866 A Collection of Five Almanacks for the Year 1866London: 1866A collection of five first edition 1866 almanacs bound together here in a tree calf binding. -
1860-3 Cassell's Illustrated AlmanackLondon: 1860-2Three entertaining almanack's published from 1860 to 1862, illustrated throughout with engravings. -
1846 The Englishwoman's MagazineLondon: 1846A very scarce volume of The Englishwoman's Magazine, with charming engravings including Carlisle Cathedral and a Portrait of Hannah More. -
1783 A New Review with Literary CuriositiesLondon: 1783Four scarce first edition volumes of Samuel Maty's periodical 'A New Review'. -
1908 The Camden Society PublicationsLondon: 1908-1963A smart collection of publications from the third series of the Camden Society. Covering a plethora of topics including religion and politics. -
1839 Publications of the Camden SocietyLondon: 1888Eleven volumes published by the Camden Society in the latter half of the nineteenth century. Covering a plethora of topics including religion and politics. -
1940 Camden MiscellanyLondon: 1940-1948Four volumes of this reference publication issued by the Royal Historical Society, 'Camden Mescellany'. -
1790 The Repository A Select Collection of Fugitive Pieces of Wit and HumourLondon: 1790The first volume of this humorous periodical edited by Isaac Reed. Being the third edition. -
1770 A Letter to Lord Mansfield A North Briton ExtraordinaryLondon: 1770A very scarce, controversial issue of the eighteenth century radical newspaper 'The North Briton'. -
1929-1930 Hoghunter's AnnualBombay: 1929-1930A scarce, two volume set of this uncommon periodical produced in British India. -
1803 The Monthly MirrorLondon: 1803Two scarce issues from the periodical 'The Monthly Mirror' for the year 1803. -
1903-4 The Burlington Magazine for ConnoisseursLondon: 1903-4Four volumes of the leading art journal, containing the first issues up until 1904. illustrated throughout with colour and monochrome plates. -
1963 Analog Science Fact Science Fiction Frank HerbertNew York: 1963-1965A scarce, sixteen issues of the American Science fiction magazine, 'Analog Science Fact, Science Fact'. -
1822 The IndicatorLondon: 1822A beautifully bound collection of scarce issues from 'The Indicator' magazine. -
1815-52 Catalogues of the Royal AcademyLondon: 1815-52The first editions of these sixteen catalogues from the exhibitions of the Royal Academy of Arts, from 1815 to 1852. -
1788 The Family MagazineLondon: 1788A very scarce collection of six issues from Sarah Trimmer's 'The Family Magazine', a religious and moral periodical, illustrated with six plates. -
The Illustrated London NewsLondon: 1842-1910A vanishingly scarce continuous run of the highly influential Victorian periodical The Illustrated London News, replete with many highly desirable folding plates and illustrations and covering some of the most important events of the nineteenth century. -
1915 Blast War NumberLondon: 1915The second installment of Wyndham Lewis and Ezra Pound's very scarce, and pioneering literary magazine 'BLAST'. 'Blast' was the magazine for the Vorticist movement. -
1825 The Economist and General Adviser, Containing Important PapersLondon: 1825A very scarce first edition of the collection of the home economics periodical 'The Economist and General Adviser', complete here as two volumes in one. -
1758 The Annual Register or a View of the History Politicks and LiteratureLondon: 1758-1902An exceptionally handsome library set of the long-established and noted periodical 'The Annual Register'. This lengthy run contemporaneously covers many important periods of history including the Napoleonic Wars and the American Independence. -
The Royal Military ChronicleLondon: 1810An exceptional example of this seven volume set of the military chronicles. Scarce to see so many volumes of this work together, particularly in a run. This run is from November 1810 to April 1814 and therefore covers several important military campaigns -
General Index to the Fifty-Six Volumes of the Gentleman's MagazineLondon: 1818-21Very scarce to see the full five volumes covering the entire set to 1818. Here smartly rebound indexing the articles and works published in 'The Gentleman's Magazine' throughout the years 1731 and 1818. -
The Monthly ReviewLondon: 1815A lovely example of this periodical from the early nineteenth century. -
Beeton's Boy's AnnualLondon: 1868An uncommon edition of 'Beeton's Boy's Annual', in leather binding. -
1933 The Railway Magazine Volume LXXIII Illus Folding Colour Plate First EditionLondon: 1933The first edition of this collection of the July to December copies of 'The Railway Magazine', illustrated throughout, including with a colour folding plate. -
1891-1921 62vol The Strand Magazine Arthur Conan Doyle Hound of the BaskervillesLondon: 1891-1921An exceptionally long run of the Famous Strand Magazine, edited by George Newnes, all in the original cloth and including the Sherlock Holmes stories and many others. -
1850 Primitive Methodist Magazine Primitive Methodist Church IllusLondon: 1850An illustrated copy of the collection issues of 'The Primitive Methodist Magazine' from the year 1850. -
1899-1900 The Dawn of Day Periodical Magazine Emily P Finnemore H Rider Haggard[London]: 1899-1900A collection of twenty-four magazines bound in one volumes spanning from January 1899 to December 1900.