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London: Methuen and Co., 1932. Third edition. Very Good/good. A little learning is a humerous thing, all about everything such as bodicure, birds, knitting, photography and the like. Red boards with gold writing to spine and a gold picture of a man and a rabbit on the front. Very minor bumping. Dj torn on spine, half missing. Front and back complete and very nice artwork on front. Top left corner torn and dj is rubbed. First Edition AB22

London: Algonquin, 2005. First UK edition. As New/as new. Rollicking. Hilarious and moving. Miraculous. Fascinating. Inspiring. Very mild shel wear First Edition AB20

London: Private Eye, 1999. First edition. Fine. Annual of the famous journal. Very nice condition, tight binding and clean pages. AB27

London: Private Eye, 1998. First edition. Fine. An annual of this famous journal. Very nice condition, tight binding and clean pages. AB27

UK: David & Charles, 2009. First edition. As New/as new. An affectionate but hilarious look at rural wisdom & peculiar country customs. First Edition AB20

Boxtree Ltd, 2006. Second edition. Very Good/good. One of the best things about Britain is the puerile sense of humour, and this noble national attribute is summed up in this brilliant book. DJ clipped, minor shelf wear. First Edition AB7

London: The Ariel Press, 1994. Reprint. Near Fine/good +. This Charming volume of 24 humerous cartoons takes a light hearted looknat the rules of golf and those who abide by them. clean;tight;user mark;chipping and tear to dj First Edition AB40

London: falcon press, 1953. First edition. Very Good/very good. a volume about sailing carpentry gardening strikes divorce censorship libel cases and that varied kind of experience that is so easy to find in the clinic known as a law office. Blue boards with some fading bumping and rubbing.clean pages and tight binding.edges foxed.signed by the authour.dj some rubbing and nickes and bumping and foxing. not price clipped. First Edition AB73

London: Profile books, 2005. First published. Very Good/very good. This book is a moan about modern life. It alludes to the staggering rudeness best known from the Jerry Springer show, Talk to the hand co the face aint listening. Blue boards with writing to spine. Dj green with picture of man with hand up. Very nice condition. First Edition AB24

London: Penguin Books, 2003. Fine/fine. After receiving an inheritance, John Mortimer ponders upon the life experiences he would like to pass on, the pleasures of drink,the belief in one's ability to change one's life,the absolute necessity of causing offence occasion. Wordly-wise and never weary, wonderfully entertaining, occasionally outrageous, and always thought provoking. user markgold lettering on spine, nice tight binding,not clipped First Edition AB19

London: George Allen & Unwin, 1985. First edition. Very Good +. Nicknaming, which began as a means of identification, has developed into a fascinting branch of linguistics, embracing character assessment and assassination. It combines physical description, achievement, employs humour and ingenuity, and contibutes to history, etymology and the gaiety of nations. The authors set themselves limits and then allowed themselves to stray beyond them to show the exuberant range of nicknames concerned with people and describe how they came to be applied, celebrating the inventiveness and humour they display. Hazlitt said: 'A nickname is the heaviest stone that the devil can throw at a man' - though in fact he was referring more to political labels than personal nicknames. As the authors state, ""Even so, let the stoning commence""! Fading to rear of cover;black boards. bumped corners, bookplate inside front cover.clean pages and tight binding. no dj. AB71

Britain: Folio Society, 2005. fifth. Very Good. a selection of Punch stories and cartoons A folio book without its slipcase,gold boards with black illustrations,tight binding AB4