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Most of the copies were bound differently with the title and illustration on a white label pasted on the white board, the more attractive binding…

Most of the copies were bound differently with the title and illustration on a white label pasted on.
In 1966 Edwin Grabhorn had ceased printing due…

Sandford was attracted to produce this book as “one of the most enchanting love-stories of its kind...it had freshness, sensibility, imagination, and emotion”. It was…

A one-act play by George Ade.

With the book labels of Albert Parsons Sachs and Harold Corbin, and the tipped-in bookplate of Robert Sutter.
Inscribed on the colophon by Blumenthal twice, once…

A handsome volume, first published by Jesse in 1843, and presented here with Lady Louisa’s extensive notes and annotations, which she set down at the…

Apparently the only publication from Emmons’s Ayerdale Press but with really interesting typographical layout by the noted poet and printer Emmons who wrote, designed and…

Written by Hardy between 1880 and 1890, ‘Old Mrs Chundle’ was intended to be included in the either of the volumes ‘Life’s Little Ironies’ or…

Written as an undated letter by Benjamin Franklin during his stay in France in the late 1780s.

Printed for Russell Flint at his request and expense as his tribute to a poet he much admired.
Bookplate of the Parkhouse collection and of Mary…

Printed for Russell Flint at his request and expense as his tribute to a poet he much admired.

Printed for Russell Flint at his request and expense as his tribute to a poet he much admired.

With the original prospectus inserted loose.

The very first Music Festival at Gregynog.

With a simple ink inscription on the front pastedown by Stephen Spender: “Best wishes from Stephen Jan ‘55”. I am afraid history doesn’t relate to…

All printed from the original blocks engraved by Lucien Pissarro. The expertise of the printers, the Randles at the Whittington Press, enabled them to imitate…