Paris, P. Rosenberg, 1920
Stock no.: 105577
Picasso's 'supreme theatrical achievement' (John Richardson).
Paris, P. Rosenberg, 1920
Stock no.: 105577
Picasso's 'supreme theatrical achievement' (John Richardson).
Livingstone's second book describes his expedition to expose the Portuguese slave traders and to find a way to establish a settlement for missions...
View full detailsA very handsome copy of Shakespeare's complete works, comprising his 36 canonical plays together with the late romance Pericles, Prince of Tyre, h...
View full detailsOffprint from the Journal of the Central Asian Society, being the Burton Memorial Lecture for 1925.First edition. 8vo, 17 pp., original blue-green...
View full detailsOffprint from the Journal of the Central Asian Society, being the Burton Memorial Lecture for 1925.First edition. 8vo, 17 pp., original blue-green...
View full detailsOne of the most important books on Persia. Dealing with every aspect of Persia, political, archaeological, cultural, etc., its great strength is i...
View full detailsAn intelligence guide for the Indian army operating in Iraq during World War I. It covers the area from Kuwait to Baghdad with special emphasis on...
View full detailsThe preferred enlarged edition.A controversial figure in his 'day job' of military intelligence and espionage, Meinertzhagen was also a keen ornit...
View full detailsThe preferred edition with the first publication of the 3 maps intended for the second impression but never issued, and with the charts bound into...
View full detailsIncludes valuable topographical information on north-east Arabia, as well as historical information on Kuwait not included in Dickson's previous b...
View full detailsIncludes valuable topographical information on north-east Arabia, as well as historical information on Kuwait not included in Dickson's previous b...
View full detailsLivingstone's second book describes his expedition to expose the Portuguese slave traders and to find a way to establish a settlement for missions...
View full detailsOffprint from the Journal of the Central Asian Society, being the Burton Memorial Lecture for 1925.First edition. 8vo, 17 pp., original blue-green...
View full detailsOffprint from the Journal of the Central Asian Society, being the Burton Memorial Lecture for 1925.First edition. 8vo, 17 pp., original blue-green...
View full detailsOne of the most important books on Persia. Dealing with every aspect of Persia, political, archaeological, cultural, etc., its great strength is i...
View full detailsThe preferred edition with the first publication of the 3 maps intended for the second impression but never issued, and with the charts bound into...
View full detailsIncludes valuable topographical information on north-east Arabia, as well as historical information on Kuwait not included in Dickson's previous b...
View full detailsIncludes valuable topographical information on north-east Arabia, as well as historical information on Kuwait not included in Dickson's previous b...
View full detailsIncludes Mecca and Medina. Sections on geology, geography, the coasts, climate, history, people, ports and towns, etc. The Geographical Handbook S...
View full detailsAn indispensible guide to the Persian Gulf in the mid-nineteenth century. First published in 1856, the original edition is virtually unobtainable....
View full detailsAn indispensible guide to the Persian Gulf in the mid-nineteenth century. First published in 1856, the original edition is virtually unobtainable....
View full detailsVolume I: The mainland of old Greece and certain neighbouring islands; volume II, parts i & ii: The Cyclades and northern Sporades with The is...
View full detailsThomson was a British geologist and explorer who played an important part in the Scramble for Africa. He was the first European to enter several r...
View full detailsMalcolm visited Persia three times on diplomatic missions. Malcolm's history begins with the legendary kings and ends with the beginnings of the Q...
View full detailsInscribed on the title page: 'J. Hope from the Author'. Biddulph's book is the standard work on the tribes of the North West frontier at the end ...
View full detailsFitzgerald worked for six years on his most accomplished and ambitious novel. Its complex structure and delayed publication met with little critic...
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View full detailsFirst edition, comprising two plays - 'A Full Moon in March' and 'The King of the Great Clock Tower,' plus seven poetical works under the collecti...
View full detailsA 1933 collection of short stories by Nobel Prize Winner Ernest Hemingway, including A Clean, Well Lighted Place, which James Joyce called 'one of...
View full detailsA near-fine, limited edition of which, purportedly, only about half the limitation was actually printed. The novel was more recently adapted for ...
View full detailsRare first edition in English of Čapek's classic science fiction novel, which extensively satirises contemporary European politics, including colo...
View full detailsScarce first edition of this Jamaican author's first novel, one of the first to consider the emerging Rastafarian movement and the Jamaican ghetto...
View full detailsFirst UK edition of one of Paz's most influential works, consisting of nine parts concerned with the theme of Mexican identity and demonstrate how...
View full detailsPresentation copy, inscribed by the author in blue ink to the front free endpaper: 'To John La Rose / with gratitude and admiration / Michael Anth...
View full detailsA deluxe copy of the first edition with the plates fully coloured and mounted on card. Probably no more than 100 copies printed with few surviving...
View full detailsThe finest colour plate book on Greece & Turkey. First edition of the finest colour plate book ever produced on Greece and Turkey.Born in Versa...
View full details'In terms of the pictorial depiction of Javanese costume and topography, the importance of The History of Java can hardly be exaggerated. By a hap...
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