By a prominent Hui Islamic leader. Ma Liangjun (1871-1957) was a renowned Hui Muslim Akhund in the Northwest and a famous Islamic scholar ('Hui' re...

With two illuminated miniatures. Sheikh Shams al-Din Muhammad 'Assar Tabrizi was a poet, scholar and mystic of fourteenth-century Persia, and this ...

Ayn Rand's first published work. scarce first edition of Pola Negri, Ayn Rand's first published work. Having graduated from the Petrograd State Uni...

The finest and most important sporting book of the last two centuries. Very rare. The first and only edition of the finest and most important sport...

The Schwerdt copy. The coloured issue ranks as one of the rarest sporting books of the period. There is only a record of a second coloured copy, wh...

A rare set of 'Spooner's Upright Series' depicting officers of the British Army. William Spooner was a prints publisher specialising in topical an...

These photographs, with their combination of stark objectivity and sympathy for the human condition, stand out as high points of photographic port...

Parrots by Keulemans. Mivart's Lories is perhaps the greatest and most desirable monograph on the nectar feeding parrots ever published. Mivart (18...

This artists' newspaper was issued to mark Sigmar Polke's participation in the 13th Bienal de Sao Paulo, where he represented West Germany with Ge...

Fine & very rare set of racing prints. Sparrow notes its rarity in 1922, 'rare no doubt, because so many of the copies have been broken up in o...

Arabian Nights printed for officers in the British Indian Army. Henry Sullivan Jarrett (1839-1919) was a British Colonial officer in India. Born in...

One of approximately 300 copies. The complete set of eighty etchings with burnished aquatint, drypoint and engraving, 1797-1798, on laid paper. A v...

Signed. Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Man is Sassoon's lightly fictionalised account of his early years in Kent. It quickly became a literary success, w...

Watercolours of Singapore and the West Indies. A richly illustrated record of service in the Royal Navy at the height of British maritime supremacy...