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Silver gelatin photograph of Group Captain Leonard Cheshire, VC, inscribed to a fellow second world war veteran: 'To Philip Foster with best wishes Leonard Cheshire'. One of the best known wartime im...
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Mint first edition in mint jacket, signed by David Attenborough onto a special bookplate laid down on the first endpaper. A lovely copy of a book written by a very remarkable human being. ...
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pp 124. Judaeo-Christian conversion narrative of an 1830s Austrian immigrant to Britain with his naturalisation papers signed by Prime Minister Palmerston and John Romilly as Master of the Rolls. Jose...
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pp 170 Baskin's own selection of his work, affectionately inscribed to his German agent and dealer: 'For Holger: This book 10 years old - a new book coming at the threshold of our Conquering Deutschla...
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ff 54. Shooting Script signed by the fourteen cast members including Oscar Winner Olivia Colman, Dr Who actor Jodie Whittaker, Julie Hesmondhalgh, David Tennant and ten other actors. Hole punched A4 p...
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A letter from Robert Burns's son James Glencairn Burns mounted on the final leaf of this mid-century edition of his father's works. The book is bound in battered half calf over cloth boards, upper cov...
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Colin Davis' conductor's score of Darnton's Concerto for Orchestra which he premiered in 1976, annotated throughout. Note to upper cover ‘Property of Christian Darnton’ and annotated elaborately b...
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Inscribed to the author's daughter, with a photograph of Charles Goss, also inscribed, laid in. Goss has written on the first endpaper: 'This is the First Edition to my daughter Pauline from the Autho...
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1/500 copies, inscribed and presented to Henry Fielding Dickens by Walter Dexter with a spiky letter laid in. Inscribed to the half title: 'Sir Henry Fielding Dickens with kindest regard, Walter Dexte...
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pp 247 [2] The self-published first edition of Derek Hulme's Shostakovich catalogue with an interesting two page autograph letter from the author laid in. The letter which is dated 1991 goes into some...
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viii, pp 1-226 Pember's poems, number 164 of limited edition of 200 copies. The book is bound in quarter polished calf over green cloth with a little rubbing to the spine, top edge gilt, other edges u...
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pp240. 1953 Everest mountaineer George Band's own copy of an illustrated anthology with contributions from Everest pioneers including George Mallory, Tenzing Norgay, Peter Boardman and Chris Bonington...
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Inscribed by the philosopher Harry Stopes-Roe (son of Marie Stopes) to his wife ‘Another Tuesday present To combine her old and new interests/ To encourage her to think about great thoughts and grea...
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Extensively extra-illustrated with Huxleyan ephemera and letters. Three letters from Elspeth Huxley to Valerie Ryshworth Hill in Portugal are mounted on early pages, dating from 1977, the first of whi...
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Number 30 of 75 copies of this limited edition signed by the author, accompanied by a signed and numbered photograph of the author by Arthur Tress - from the collection of Ted and Frieda Hughes. The p...
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pp 16 Signed programme by the Swedish tenor next to his somewhat corpulent portrait. The concert took place on May 27th 1956 at the Royal Albert Hall where Bjorling, famed for his lyric expressivity, ...
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Inscribed to the Belgian surrealist and one-time Dadaist René Magritte, with a few pencilled annotations to the lower cover which might be in the painter's hand. Arnaud has written on the first leaf ...
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INSCRIBED TO THE PRIME MINISTER WHO GRANTED CHARLIE CHAPLIN HIS KNIGHTHOOD in 1975: in a shaky hand Chaplin has written on the dedication page 'To Harold and Mary:- [drawing of the little tramp] Charl...
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One of six hundred copies, this example inscribed by the translator who was the first British soldier to escape a German POW camp during the First World War and return to Britain. The translator has i...
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First American edition of Errol Flynn's autobiography, with laid in signature by the author. The postcard sized leaf of a Bridge score pad which is signed on the verso in pencil with a flourish, 'Erro...
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One of Heaney’s major poetic achievements inscribed to a friend in the year of publication with a line of dialogue about poetic inspiration which the poet borrowed from Shakespeare. First editio...
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viii, pp 248. First world war Gallipoli memoir inscribed by its author - or perhaps its ghost writer - as the title pages describes the work 'As Told to W J Blackledge by Digger Craven.' Blackledge ha...
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Signed third impression of Holtby's satire on philanthropy and religion. Mustard coloured cloth, very clean, inscribed by the author for a Bradford librarian 'With good wishes - Winifred Holtby.' Ther...
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Out of sequence edition containing three original drawings by the artist and writer and an additional suite of woodcuts preceding the text. Unnumbered, but resembling one of the first 13 copies, the b...
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Signed by the subject of this biography of the entertainer Jimmy "Schnozzola" Durante: 'For Jock Elliott a pleasure Jimmy Durante'. Very good in lightly marked burgundy cloth with gilt spine...
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Very limited edition - Number X (10) of XX (20) copies - of the catalogue of Leonard Baskin's First London Exhibition in 1981, tall oblong format, gilt name to upper cover (slightly flecked) in bright...
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Comically inscribed by Heaney with a speech bubble from Sweeney’s head on the title page. First Faber reprint from 1984 with Heaney’s bubbled inscription: ‘I wonder are the Saunderses coming ...
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Presentation copy with a letter from the author Edmée Delafield to a 'Mr Freeman' tipped onto the front endpaper and a Hogarth Press compliments slip 'Sent at the request of the author.' A good copy ...
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An excellent presentation copy inscribed by Algernon Charles Swinburne to his intimate friend Theodore Watts-Dunton. Two volumes bound in green buckram, a little fading to the spine of the second volu...
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No 521/ 1000 copies in bevel-edged green cloth, a very good copy of this volume numbered and signed by John Collier with a full-page engraving by Blair Hughes-Stanton....
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George Mackay Brown's annotated copy with a poem by Hardy copied onto a flyleaf by the Orcadian poet. Publisher’s green cloth, a very good copy with half of the jacket present. Ownership inscrip...
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[Frontispiece Portrait] [4] pp pp 158 [2]The second edition of a collection of Thomas Dibdin's poetry with a verse squib in his hand tipped in. The half sheet of paper has been tipped onto the first ...
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pp 33 [1] Inscribed to Anthony Quinton, Freddie Ayer's 1988 lecture: 'To Tony from Freddie'. In his autobiography, Ayer records that Quinton supported him in his election to the Wykeham Professorship,...
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pp 246 The dedication copy, inscribed by the author to the printed dedicatee, Adeline Marie Russell on the dedication page: 'with the profound regards of the author R A Cram. 1914'. Bound in quarter c...
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pp 20. Rosamond Lehmann's copy of Hodgson's poems, inscribed and dated while studying at Girton College, Cambridge. Lehmann has written her full name on the upper cover: 'Rosamond Nina Lehmann 1920', ...
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George Mackay Brown's copy with critical annotation to T S Eliot’s ‘Journey of the Magi’, the poem that inspired his own Epiphany meditation, A Calendar of Kings. Publisher’s blue cloth, ...
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pp 124 First edition inscribed to the writer and journalist John Brophy on the first blank: 'John Brophy from Lascelles Abercrombie 1932'. Accompanying the book is a letter from Abercrombie thanking B...
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pp 390 A signed copy of Barnard's novel, inscribed on the title page: '19/3/76 To Patricia Christiaan Barnard' no doubt at the Foyle's Literary Lunch on the same day whose programme is laid in, showin...
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pp 152 [2] Four letters from H Bisseker, third headmaster of the Leys School in Cambridge, laid into a copy of his sermons, likely written to a former pupil. The book is a good copy with the ownershi...
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EXCELLENT ASSOCIATION COPY inscribed on the title page ‘My Christmas present to Jock Dec 22nd 1926 Theodore Dreiser To John Cowper Powys.’ On the half title Powys has inscribed the work a second ...
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pp 372 Crisp first edition with a Compliments slip from the publisher, Edward Arnold, laid in which is inscribed in Forster's hand. The author has crossed out the publisher's name, apparently written ...
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Signed early reprint of the first paperback edition of Roger Deakin's modern classic of wild swimming. Roger Deakin has signed this fine copy on the title page. This marvellous book was inspire...
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Inscribed by the artist with a simple drawing on the first blank 'To Frank and Edith with warm Regards from the Groppens.' Near fine book, a couple of small marks to the endpapers in a jacket which ha...
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A photographic study of the French prima ballerina Yvette Chauvire, signed by Chauvire on the frontispiece portrait by Seeberger. A very good copy in the printed wrappers with torn tissue wraparound. ...
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