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The beasts with bad morals written about in verse include the camel, monkey, slug, may-fly, skunk, lemming, ladybird, yak and bookworm.
The book is inscribed by…

All with the booklabel of Clarence B. Hanson, Jr.

With a later California bookseller's label on the lower cover "John Howell, Ltd, Importer"

The introduction is by Lord Alfred Douglas who lived in Brighton at that time. Each image has a short but fully felt description by the…

With a presentation inscription by the printers and artist Esther and Lucien Pissarro on the first blank “To dear Sophie & Bethel Jacobs from Esther…

The male nude here seen as the frontispiece is a perhaps exaggerated self-portrait of Gill originally intended to depict Lady Chatterley's gamekeeper lover.

The long awaited fourth volume of the Golden Cockerel Press Bibliography, being one of the 300 deluxe copies.
Booklabel of Clarence B. Hanson, Jr. on front…

Includes some astonishing work such as McKnight Kauffer’s ‘Flight’, two marvellous Gibbings woodcuts, Edward Wadsworth’s ‘Yorkshire’, Raverat’s ‘Bathsheba’ and Margaret Pilkington’s ‘Echo’.
A marvellous book by…

These woodcuts of Russian figures are remarkably good and were exhibited in Paris when Hautecoeur returned from teaching at the Institut Français in St Petersburg…

Translated into English from the original Greek by George Thornley.
A stunning achievement being a perfect match of paper, printing and illustrations, all presenting an earthy…

With the booklabel of Gordon Craig scholar Lindsay Newman.
Count Harry Kessler commissioned Gordon Craig to do these extraordinary, atmospheric designs for Hofmannsthal’s play. They were…

The poems are Elegy Written in a Country Church Yard, Ode on the Spring, Ode on the Death of a Favourite Cat Drowned in a…

A tragic story of a woman during the Occupation during WWII published straight after the war.

Frederick Carter, the mystic, writer and artist was a friend of D.H. Lawrence and this essay and portrait is his contribution to the truth behind…

Swift’s hilarious satirical advice to English servants which was unfinished when he died “redundancies in the text must be taken merely as an indication of…

The seventh Shell Guide under the editorship of John Betjeman.

The collection includes first editions of Lear, original water colour drawings, sketch books and manuscript diaries. The book includes a new interpretation of Lear’s life…