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New Castle, Delaware: Oak Knoll Press, 2000.. Second Revised and Expanded edition. 4to. x, (iv), 894 pp. Publisher's blue cloth, silver lettered to the spine, dust jacket. Very good.

(Andoversford): The Whittington Press, (1988).. Limited edition, no. 21 of 650 copies from a total edition of 750, 4to, xxii, (ii), 140 pp. Publisher's quarter terracotta cloth over orange boards illustrated in red to the upper cover, gilt lettering to the spine, slipcase. Frontispiece and 40 photographic illustrations plus line drawings in the text Occasional very mild wear to the slipcase, an attractive copy. An out of the ordinary copy of the standard issue, being signed by the illustrator Richard Kennedy, the editor Jeremy Wilson and the publisher John Randle. Another signature appears above theirs which looks to be that of one of Leeds' descendants.

London: National Portrait Gallery, 1988.. First edition. 4to. viii, 248 pp. Publisher's black cloth, gilt lettered to the spine, dust jacket. Numerous illustrations, some in colour. Very good.

London: (I) Jacob Tonson, (II) W. Feales [et al], (III) J. Tonson and J. Watts, (IV) Bernard Lintot, 1735, 33, 35, 29.. Four works bound in one volume, 12mo, (3)-95, (1), (3)-78, (2), (3)-83, (1), (iii)- xxiv, (iv), 103, (1) pp, bound without half titles. Frontispiece to each work, two of the title pages printed in red and black, 18th century inscription crossed through to fly leaf with a 19th century inscription to the paste down. Contemporary calf with a blind stamped border, some wear, recently rebacked with a black spine label. The final work contains "Phædra and Hippolitus" as well as several shorter pieces.

London: Printed for John Sharp, 1817.. 12mo, (ii), 204 pp. Engraved title and 6 plates, marbled endpapers and sides. Contemporary calf, blind tooled spine with gilt bands and a morocco label, light wear to extremities. Originally published in 1782.

London: Charles and Edwin Layton, 1856.. First edition, large 8vo, xxviii, 214 pp. Contemporary signature to title page and paste down, later ones to fly leaf. Original gilt titled blind stamped cloth, upper joint and spine ends with some subtle repair.

Paris: Chez Courcier [et] Dentu, 1803. First edition, two volumes, 8vo. Two folding plates in volume I, two folding maps in volume II, marbled endpapers and sides, later bookplate of the collector Stuart W. Jackson. Contemporary green half calf, gilt banded spines slightly sunned, some mild rubbing, head of the spine of volume II repaired,

London: Smith, Elder & Co., 1908.. Seventh impression, 8vo, (vi), 485, (1) pp. 8 plates and 6 maps, marbled endpapers, Ludgrove school prize label to paste down. Bound by Ramage in contemporary half morocco, t.e.g., spine slightly sunned and rubbed.

London: Chapman and Hall, [c.1899].. Small 8vo, xii, 358 pp. Frontispiece and decorative second title, two page playbill for a production of this novel at the Prince of Wales Theatre in 1899 bound in at the front. Later red morocco, a.e.g., a lovely copy.

Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, The River side Press, Cambridge, [c.1904].. 8vo. An attractive contemporary Arts and Crafts style binding of full brown morocco, spine flat and gilt lettered direct, both boards gilt tooled with a very decorative recurring pattern of roses and leaves, pictorial bookplate of the Riverside Press to the front and rear pastedowns, top edge gilt. Frontispiece. A lovely copy. Issued as part of the Graylock Edition of the complete writings of Hawthorne. Despite the presence of the Riverside bookplates, it is evidently not a publisher's binding, which being unsigned, could possibly have been done by an accomplished amateur.

Oxford University Press, Henry Frowde, 1913.. 8vo, (viii), 374 pp. 16 plates, marbled endpapers and edges, prize label from Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Crediton, to fly leaf. Contemporary red sheep, gilt spine and borders, gilt arms, an excellent copy.

London & Edinburgh: T.C. and E.C. Jack, 1905.. First edition thus, 8vo, xii, 323, (1) pp. Frontispiece portrait of the Lambs plus 20 coloured plates, light damp stain to the lower edge of the first few leaves, signature and ink date stamp to front blank. Original gilt and blind decorated cloth, t.e.g., extremities with light wear.

Paris: A. and W. Galignani, 1821.. Four volumes bound in two, 8vo. Marbled endpapers, armorial bookplates. Contemporary full morocco, a.e.g., black spine labels, a handsome set.

Mineola, NY: Calla Editions, 2008.. 4to. 412, (4) pp. Publisher's black cloth, gilt to the spine and with a black, white and gold illustration mounted to the upper cover. Frontispiece and 7 colour plates plus another 24 in black and white. Mild spine crease, else very good. Similar in format to the slightly earlier UK Folio Society edition but with the benefit of having some of the plates in colour and more illustrations overall.

London: Printed for James Wallis, 1805.. Two volumes, 8vo. 14 plates, near-contemporary inscription to front blanks, marbled endpapers. Contemporary speckled calf, corners slightly worn, rebacked with the volumes numbers the wrong way round. Originally published in 1764.

London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1954.. First edition, 8vo, 264 pp. Marbled endpapers, t.e.g. Bound in a designer-style binding of full red morocco, t.e.g., covers with a gilt vignette comprising a snowflake pattern inside an eight pointed star, vertical gilt lines and blind stamped circles to the rest of the boards, spine sunned and minor wear to one corner otherwise a handsome volume.

Richmond: Leonard and Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press, 1923.. First edition. 8vo. 182, 5, (1) pp. Publisher's sand cloth backed pink and purple marbled boards, printed paper spine label. Some staining to the spine plus surface wear to the boards, contents very good. Woolmer, 32.

Oxford: Henry W. Taunt; London: Simpkin, Marshall and Co., [1882].. Fourth pocket edition. Oblong 12mo. (xvi), 130 pp, all after p.75 advertisements which also extend across the pastedowns and endpapers. Publisher's blindstamped green cloth, gilt lettered to the upper board. Folding map of the course of the river plus 30 maps of individual sections. Small stain confined to lower margin of one map, some mild rubbing to the extremities, very good.

London: Merrell, 2007.. First edition. 4to. 209, (3) pp. Publisher's bright orange cloth, red lettered to the spine, colour illustration to the upper board, signed by Brian Griffin on the half title. Photographically illustrated throughout in colour and black and white. An excellent copy. A photographic record of the people who built the Channel Tunnel, from senior managers to the engineers and other support staff.

London: Collins, (1946).. 4to, 72 pp, with 8 full page coloured illustrations and other black and white drawings, brief inscription to front blank, original gilt titled cloth, the gilt now rather dull, pictorial d.w. creased with minor loss to spine and lower wrapper.