London: Seeley Service & Co, 1948. Reprint. Hardcover. 144pp, illustrated with 7 plates in colour of the author's work (including a foldout), 48 plates in monochrome, being examples of famous portraits by various artists, and with a few illustrations in the text. Contents clean and unmarked, with some light foxing..... More

Faversham, privately published, 1846. First edition. Hardcover. 30 tissue-guarded pages. Apart from the dedication to the Queen, which is printed in plain script, the book consists of Giraud's hand-coloured floral plates either illustrating passages from Milton, or serving as decorative title pages to the sections - Paradise Lost, Poems on..... More

London: Geoffrey Bles, printed at the Morland Press, 1924. First, limited edition. Hardcover. 269pp, with 100 guarded plates, consisting of 147 tipped-in photographs. Unnumbered copy, signed on the limitation page by Joseph Bles. Contents in fine, fresh, unmarked condition. 330x260cms, in the de Luxe three-quarter binding of navy morocco with..... More

Xerox print. 157pp, in bright fresh condition. A4, in a plastic comb binding with transparent front cover and thin card back. Excellent copy. More

Praha / Prague: Torst, 2008. First edition. Softcover. 296pp. Glossy production, stark full page and double page photographs and text, an extraordinary and powerful record of the Soviet Invasion of Dubcek's Czechoslovakia in 1968 as experienced and resisted by the people. 32x24.5cms, in the printed covers of heavy flexible card..... More

London: Hollywood Scripts, Reprint. 165pp, in very bright fresh condition. Later xerox of the 1982 typescript, printed recto, with thin cream card covers. 11x8.5ins, firmly secured through the upper and lower of three ringbinder holes with split pins passing through washers. The previous owner has neatly covered and protected these..... More

London: Sydney L. Moss Ltd., 1995. First edition. Hardcover in Slipcase. The two volumes consecutively paginated: 377pp, + 2 maps. Quarto, with many plates. In the original maroon boards, with dustjackets. In fine condition in the red cloth slipcase. All as new. [EXTRA Heavy Item]. More

Mexico: self-published, 1996-7. Softcover. 131pages, printed recto. Reduced facsimile typescript of the movie, preceded by the title page, and a message to the cast from Doug Claybourne, the producer, printed in English and Spanish. The first two pages bear the facsimile signatures of the Martin Campbell, the director, Catherine Zeta-Jones..... More

London: Bishopsgate Press, 1992. First edition. Hardcover. 340pp, illustrated. Contents very fresh, clean and unmarked, appears unread. In the original blue cloth-textured binding titled in gilt, clean, bright and sharp, head of spine slightly blunted. In the protected unclipped pictorial dust jacket: crisp and clean, spine very sunned. Very nice..... More

1982. Presumed first and only edition. Hardcover. 112pp, illustrated throughout, including 4 colour plates. With sections of Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Thai works. Japanese text with English contents page and captions. Contents very clean, as new. Yellow endpapers. 26x18.5cms, in the original grey-green textured boards, titled in gilt and white..... More

London: bfi / British Film Institute, 1978. Reprint. Paperback. 144pp. Small ownership name to title page, and small neat notes, in pencil to p.15, and in biro to p.46. Small soil mark to p.10. Contents otherwise clean and fresh. In the original bright red pictorial card covers, sunned at the..... More

British Historical and Art Publishing Co., n.d. [c. 1926?]. Presumed first and only edition. Hardcover. 28pp, including a history of the Battalion, followed by the 29 thick card pages on cloth hinges, with photographs mounted recto. 34 of these are 6x8ins, mounted two to a page, the other 12 being..... More

Sheffield: James Dixon & Sons, n.d. [1908, 1911, 1914, 1919]. Original edition. Hardcover. xx, 498pp, incorporating Supplements of New Goods dated 1911 and 1914, with some hiccups in the pagination. The main catalogue appears to be 1908; however, 'September 1919' is printed at the foot of p.400. With wondrous thousands..... More