Signed by John Osborne. The scarce hardback issue of the first impression of the Osborne version of Ibsen's masterpiece. This adaptation was perfor...

An unusually good example of this famous equestrian tale, told from the perspective of a horse. Black Beauty was Quaker author Sewell's only publi...

Eric Ravilious (1903-1942), artist, designer and wood-engraver, produced his first lithograph in 1936 entitled 'Newhaven Harbour', which was print...

The first detective novel by author and journalist-by-trade Louis Tracy, starring his first serial detective and Watson figure, Inspector Winter a...

The author notes that much of the narrative within this mystery was based on true events, albethey adapted and twisted to fit the tale...First edi...

The further adventures of Reginald Brett, Barrister Detective: 'In an Albert Gate mansion a number of Turkish gentlemen had taken up their residen...

Inscribed by Betjeman to Mary Wilson. Betjeman loaned several items to this exhibition and provided an introduction to this catalogue. Inscribed by...

Interesting collection of essays on social and political issues. This is Wells as thinker.First edition, first impression; 8vo; publisher's red cl...

A perfectly written comic novel (by a genius), perfectly illustrated (by a genius), wonderfully printed in very small numbers and complete with th...

A very good example of the special limited edition of the first part of Wyndham Lewis' trilogy The Human Age, published simultaneously with an ord...

The first edition of this Allan Quatermain (of King Solomon's Mines fame) title, the second in a trilogy by Haggard focussed on the collapse of th...

The novel most famously associated with John Boynton Priestley; here in the special deluxe issue. The story serves as a social panorama of London ...

The novel most famously associated with John Boynton Priestley; here in the special deluxe issue. The story serves as a social panorama of London ...

The first UK edition of US author Kenneth Fearing's most famous novel, originally appearing in abridged form in The American Magazine (October 194...

The Five Jars by M.R. James, master of the ghost story, is the author's only novel, taking the form of a fairy tale in which the narrator describe...