A superb literary association copy with the author's signed presentation inscription to the front free endpaper, 'Oct 28. 1913 John Drinkwater fro...

First edition, limited to 100 copies only, of which this is number 20; 8vo (250 x 164mm); pictorial title intaglio printed in red and blue designe...

Presentation copy. Author's signed presentation inscription to the front free endpaper, 'For Ragnar & Greta (my collaborator) with love from Gr...

A poetic satire originally published in 1762, by a notorious friend of Laurence Sterne and author of Makarony Fables (1768).Number 147 of 210 copi...

A great run of this neat French almanac published under the aegis of French engraver & illustrator Henri Boutet, nicknamed 'little master of c...

The rare special issue of Nicholson's London Types, in an uncommon variant vellum binding. The Bus Driver was omitted from this edition and only a...

A wonderful example of this book, in an edition thought to run to two hundred & seventy-five copies; the tissue guards have kept the illustrat...

A very good example of this uncommon title, decorated, engraved, printed, and bound by H.D & H.G. Webb at the Caradoc Press. The play first ap...

A complete run of the relaunched magazine The Butterfly, originally created by Walter Haddon in 1893; extremely uncommon in the original wrappers....

First edition, signed by the author on title-page; 8vo; publisher's grey boards, dust-jacket, spine slightly sunned, minor spotting.

Inscribed by the author below his frontispiece portrait, 'Clarence Winchester, with the regards of J.J. Bell, 1929.' Bell was a prolific Scottish ...

Presentation copy inscribed by the editor. With the editor's signed presentation inscription to the front free endpaper, 'Cosmo Gordon from Geoffre...

A poetic satire originally published in 1768, by a notorious friend of Laurence Sterne and author of Crazy Tales (1762), written in the form of ei...

The original prospectus announced that the book would be bound in royal blue cloth, however this first issue was bound in a mustard yellow, and de...

This lovely and scarce volume is Crane's only book of poetry; extremely uncommon in this condition.First edition, number 35 of 350 copies for Engl...

A charming illustrated book, by the author of La Vie Parisienne (under the pseudonym of Satin, Gratin, Pascaline).Number 10 of 30 copies on Japon,...

The collected correspondence between Rhymers' Club member Lionel Johnson and Frank Russell, 2nd Earl Russell, primarily of a religious nature foll...

A thematically linked series of poems dedicated to a 'typical phase of modern love', apparently.First edition, one of 400 copies; 8vo; foxing to f...

Synesthesic ponderings by Aesthetic critic Alice Meynell: 'Red is the colour of violence, or of life broken open, edited, and published.'First edi...

A compilation of poems for children, most notable for the first appearance in print of Francis Thompson, whom Wilfrid and Alice Meynell had saved ...