Signed by Rackham. Rackham's Peer Gynt was his penultimate work. 'Remarkably fresh and interesting' - Hudson.First Rackham edition. Limited to 460 ...

Wind in the Willows was last book illustrated by Arthur Rackham, published shortly after his death. The illustrations did not appear in a British ...

First editions. A finely bound set of the first editions, first printings of Kipling's classic novel The Jungle Book, and its sequel The Second Jun...

An excellent copy in crushed brown morocco gilt by Roger de Coverly of John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress, an important work of religious litera...

A handsome copy of Chaucer's complete works, edited with a critical introduction by the bibliographer and Shakespeare scholar Alfred W. Pollard (1...

Containing valuable information about the poets and visual artists of the movement, the work was compiled to accompany the 1938 Exposition Interna...

Superb association copy - inscribed to André Breton. A superb association copy, inscribed by the author to André Breton on the half-title, 'à André...

Signed. Close Distance was issued to accompany Anders Petersen's exhibition at The National Photomuseum in The Royal Library, Copenhagen.First edit...

First Constance Garnett translation of Dostoevsky's semi-autobiographical novel. A very uncommon and important edition; published as volume five i...

A very pretty pair of Lewis Carroll's Alice books. Known as the 'miniature edition', it is prized for its combination of convenient size and reada...

Presentation copy. First edition of what is widely considered to be Amis' masterpiece, inscribed by the author to the front free endpaper, 'To Pete...

Almanacks. A charming trio of Almanacks illustrated in Greenaway's inimitable style.Comprising those for 1883,1884 & 1925; 16mo (100 x 750 mm; ...

Andrews, an East Indian Railway official, had propoped a railway along Euphrates, linking Europe with the Arabian Gulf at Basra, as a direct route...

Account of Burnes' British commercial mission to the Court of the Emir of Kabul in 1837-38. The Mission was a failure and in 1839 Burnes re-entere...

the first detailed account of Afghanistan by a western observer. Elphinstone collected important information on the geography, government, languag...

An important work written while Hay was serving in the Civil Administration of Mesopotamia 'always in more or less remote parts of the country'.Fi...

First edition of the author's first book under the name Anna Kavan; a collection of 19 linked short stories marking a radical departure from the a...

The author's copy. The author's copy of his fourth book. Scarce thus, as it was rapidly pulped by the publishers after a litany of misprints and ot...

Comprising: Wuthering Heights, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, Agnes Grey, The Professor, Villette, Shirley, Jane Eyre, Emma, Poems (by all three) an...

Presentation copy. Rare presentation copy of Quentin Crisp's 'early' memoirs, inscribed on the front free endpaper, 'To John McFadden from Quentin ...

Signed by John Waller. The first and only appearance of Greek Horizons, a literary journal founded in Athens in 1946 by British author and war corr...

A very attractive copy of he first European study of the origins and history of Wahabism.The book starts with an account of the conversion of Moha...

Signed by the Aga Khan. The rare limited edition, signed by the Aga Khan, of the first book on his horses. A beautiful production with fine colour ...

Ellis (1794-1871), was sent to Madagascar by the London Missionary Society to investigate the treatment of Christians on the island. The work cont...