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Periodicals & Magazines
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1860-1861 2Vol The Englishwoman's Domestic MagazineLondon: 1860-1861The early volumes of this popular magazine for middle class Victorian women, complete with beautiful hand painted colour plates depicting the height of fashionable dress of the day. -
1858 The Corner Cupboard A Family RepositoryLondon: 1858A scarce handbook filled with miscellaneous practical guides to mid nineteenth century daily life. -
1753 8Vol The SpectatorEdinburgh: 1753A collected eight volume set of this important early eighteenth century publication -
1829 The Spirit and Manner of the AgeLondon: 1829A disbound pamphlet containing a new series of the British Magazine containing a miscellany of Christian and literary works. -
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1838 Assorted Travelogues by James McNabGlasgow: 1838-1842James McNab's presentation copy, inscribed, of this very scarce miscellany of three travelogues of the United Kingdom. The first editions. -
1887-95 The Builder MagazineLondon: 1887-95A scrapbook composite volume containing plates from 'The Builder' between 1887 and 1895, a wonderful collection of detailed architectural plates. -
1747-9 The Tatler; of the Lubrications of Isaac BickerstaffGlasgow: 1747A smart four volume set of the 'Tatler', written by Richard Steele under the borrowed pseudonym Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq. -
1900-5 A Selection of German Calendars and AnnualsMilwaukee; Leipzig: 1900-05A set of five charming illustrated annuals and calendars, German works published from 1900 to 1905, illustrated in colour. -
1930-1 Sammlung C. Castiglioni Wien (1930) Sammlung Dr. Hans Wendland Lugano (1931) Die Sammlung Erich von Goldschmidt-Rothschild Textband (1931) Die Sammlung Erich von Goldschmidt-Rothschild Tafelband (1931)Berlin: 1930A collection of beautifully illustrated German auction catalogues from the early 1930s. -
1908 The English Illustrated MagazineLondon: 1908A lovely copy of the 1908 volume of 'The English Illustrated Magazine', a beautifully and lavishly illustrated volume. -
1916 London Past and PresentLondon: 1916A beautifully bound history of London, issued by The Studio magazine, with both colour and folding plates. -
1820 The RamblerLondon: 1820A charming little collection of short papers by renowned writer Samuel Johnson, complete in two volumes. -
c1946 The StrandLondon: c1946A late edition of this famous magazine, illustrated in colour and complete with numerous advertisements. -
1850 Critical and Historical Essays Contributed to the Edinburgh ReviewLeipzig: 1850A complete set of five volumes in three of Lord Macaulay's compilation of critical and historical essays contributed to the Edinburgh Review. -
1897-98 The Pall Mall MagazineLondon: 1897-98Eight consecutive issues of 'The Pall Mall Magazine', dating from 1897 to 1898. Containing a variety of entertaining stories and articles, illustrated throughout each issue. -
c1920 The Empire Annual for GirlsLondon: c1920A charming magazine with many short stories mostly by women authors, designed for women. Richly embellished with various plates throughout. -
1887 2vol The Gentleman's Magazine LibraryLondon: 1887A first edition two volume set of a leading British folklorist's account of Roman ruins on the British Isles. -
1988 The Henry Williamson Society PublicationsLondon: 1988-1993A marvellous scarce set in its original wraps of five volumes issued by the Henry Williamson Society, containing various articles, reviews, broadcasts, and more. The first editions. -
1897-1903 Zeitschrift fur Celtische PhilologieLondon, Paris & Germany: 1897-1903A scarce first edition comprising a German journal on Celtic history in four volumes. -
1968 Asahi Shimbun: This is Japan Number FifteenTokyo: 1968An impressive work of reference in the immensely important newspaper Asahi Shimbun's series, This is Japan. -
1954 18vol Asahi Shimbun : This is JapanTokyo: 1954-1971A scarce complete set in eighteen colourful volumes of this immensely popular and important Japanese newspaper, the large edition in English titled This is Japan. The first editions. -
1866 Mugby JunctionLondon: 1866The first edition in the original wraps of the extra Christmas number of All Year Round containing short stories by Charles Dickens and others. -
1889 The Bairns' Annual of Old Fashioned Fairy Tales &cLondon: 1889-1890A very scarce copy of the 1889-1890 Bairns Annual of old fashioned fairy tales in a beautiful decorative binding. -
c1849 The Appeal: A Magazine for the PeopleNot Stated: c1849A particularly scarce Victorian periodical published for the people, with four pamphlets here bound as one. -
1939 Chums AnnualLondon: 1939The first edition of this remarkable annual, comprising long and short stories, articles, music, and more. Richly illustrated by various artists. -
1987 The Meccano MagazineLondon: 1987An excellent first edition of the Hornby Companion Series dealing with the history, images, and content of the Meccano Magazine. -
1985 Lilliput Goes to WarLondon: 1985A very bright first edition comprising a selection of articles from the Lilliput magazine during the war years. -
1854 Sir Roger de CoverleyLondon: 1854A fine binding containing the works on Sir Roger de Coverley, the fictional character featured in the Spectator. -
1872 The Twenty-Thousand-Pound WidowLondon: 1872An extract from the very scarce Temple Bar Magazine of 1872, 'The Twenty-Thousand -Pound Widow.' An association copy to Heneage Finch, with Charles Arthur Finch's bookplate. -
1901 A Sammelband of Extracts On the Death of Queen VictoriaVarious: 1901An immersive sammelband of periodicals concerning the death of Queen Victoria, illustrated with engravings and plates showing the story of the monarch's life. -
1861 Punch's Twenty AlmanacsLondon: 1861The uncommon first edition of the Punch Magazine's twenty almanacs from 1842 to 1861, beautifully illustrated to each page. An exciting volume. -
1927 Letters to 'The Times'Oxford: 1927An excellent and scarce first edition of this volume comprising letters to 'The Times' from 1884 to 1922. -
1898 Modern Book-Plates and their DesignersLondon: 1898A scarce volume, this fascinating periodical by the studio reports on modern bookplates and their designers, with various stunning plates both in colour and in black and white. -
1934-7 The Architectural ReviewLondon: 1934-7The first edition of these eleven issues of 'The Architectural Review', dating from 1934 to 1937, all profusely illustrated in colour and monochrome. -
1933 The Studio Year Book: Decorative ArtLondon: 1933A special birthday edition, printed on large paper, of this decorative art annual magazine for the year 1933 in occasion of the Studio's fortieth anniversary. -
1931 The Studio Year Book: Decorative ArtLondon: 1931The first edition of the 1931 Decorative Art Yearbook edited by C G Holme, illustrated throughout an in the unclipped dustwrapper.