Browse by Subject Category—Mythology, Customs & Folklore

1969, with superb illustrations by french artist Nicole Claveloux

Harlin Quist, USA, 1969

Esther Harding's study of the feminine principle in myths, dreams, and religious symbolism

Rider & Company, London, 1971

A Lexicon of the Fantastical, signed by Barbara Ninde Byfield

Macmillan, New York, 1967

1926, with 16 colour plates by Warwick Goble

Macmillan, London, 1926

1968, first edition of Geoffrey Ashe's study of King Arthur's Britain

The 'Pall Mall' Press, London, 1968

A collection of African folk tales (1963)

Rupert Hart-Davis, London, 1963

1973, a collection of folk tales from Finland

Frederick Muller, London, 1973

32 tales, illustrated by Arnulf Bjorndal

Mowbrays, London and Oxford, 1972

1832, the second edition of Samuel Lover's tales from Irish folklore

W F Wakeman, Dublin, 1832

Five volumes of illustrated folk stories from around the world

Paul Hamlyn, London, 1981

How the Holy Mountains Let Out of their Deep Caves the Mighty Heroes of Russia

The Centenary Press, London, 1935

1917, many featuring Anansi, and illustrated by Cecilia Sinclair

George G. Harrap, London, 1917

owned by folklorist Francesa Claremont, with a handwritten letter from fellow-folklorist Barbara Lowe

Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1952

The myths, legends and poems of the North African Berbers

Ernest Leroux, Paris, 1887

Signed by the illustrator, Gregorio Prieto

The Dolphin Bookshop Editions, London, 1938

1883, Les Trente-deux Recits du Trone (Batris-Sinhasan / Singhasan Battisi)

Ernest Leroux, Paris, 1883

1881, a collection of Greek folk tales

Ernest Leroux, Paris, 1881