Browse by Attribute—Dustwrapper

2002, one of Pevsner's Guides in excellent condition.

Yale University Press, New Haven & London, 2002

1945, Hugh Dowding's second title on Spiritualism and Life after Death

Rider & Company, London, 1945

Blindfold Games, Coastwise Lights, Winter Sea, Reflections on Blue Water, and After Pusan

Collins Harvill, London, 1988

1978, first edition, a remarkable illustrated record

Canongate, Edinburgh, 1978

1959, second edition, a comprehensive list of Rupert Brooke's works

Rupert Hart-Davis, London, 1959

A comprehensive illustrated study of two hundred years of women's travel and writing from The Arcadian Library

The Arcadian Library & OUP, London, 2014

1969, a hardback first edition of Rumer Godden's sensitive novel

Macmillan, London, 1969

A collection of writings on the experience of the Scottish farm worker

John Donald, Edinburgh, 1984

1949, first edition, one of Michael Home's Breckland novels

Methuen, London, 1949

Signed by Tim Blanning, the first printing

Weidenfeld & Nicolson, London, 2010

Signed by the editor Margaret Busby and poet Patience Agbabi, contributor

Myriad, Oxford, 2019

1960, a lovely copy of this witty account of boating on the Norfolk Broads

Blakes, London, 1960

Peter Goffin's 1946 study on the philosophy of art

Lindsay Drummond, London, 1946

1947, A selection from the writings of Karl Marx and Frederick Engels

International Publishers, New York, 1947

A first edition of E P Thompson's final book, a study of William Blake and the Moral Law

Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1993

1939, a miscellany of Stephen Leacock's humorous writings

John Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1939

1946, the second edition of Kafka's later allegories

Secker & Warburg, London, 1946

1955, the first printing in dustwrapper of Henry Treece's adventure story

Faber & Faber, London, 1955

First edition, with appendices

South Tyneside Borough Council, 1979

Signed by Clive Sinclair. The first edition, 1987.

William Heinemann, London, 1987

Confirm or Deny, The Home Secretary Will See You Now, Lost or Found, and Jack in the Box

Various, London and New York, n.d.

Signed by both Hilary & Steven Rose. The Promethean Promises of the New Biology

Verso, London, 2012

together with London: Architecture, Building and Social Change (2015)—two studies of the metropolis by Paul Knox

Merrell, London, 2017

Signed by Un-Su Kim, a numbered limited edition with black sprayed edges

Fourth Estate, London, 2019

Hardback, signed by Virginia Nicholson, How Two Million Women Survived Without Men after the First World War

Penguin / Viking, London, 2007