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With a Foreword by Norman Cowper. (Sydney: The Fine Arts Press: 1977) Number 319 of five hundred and fifty copies of this first edition ...of which five hundred are for sale. ISBN 86917 003 1. Cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. 112 (255 x 187 mm). Illustrated. Lower edge uncut. Designed and published by Sam Ure Smith. First Edition. Very good

(London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner: 1912) First Edition. Decorated cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. xii, 492 (228 x 156 mm). With 137 Illustrations from the Author’s Photographs. Index. Fore and lower edges uncut. With inscription on front free endpaper: ‘My Dear Alfred [Taylor?], This volume on Cornwall will interest you. Yours affectionately, J. Langdon Bonython. 12 December, 1915’. First Edition. Spine lightly sunned; scattered light flecking to margins of the boards; foot of spine mildly rubbed; otherwise a near fine copy.

(London: Harrison: 1864) New Edition. [f.p. also anonymously in 1844] Pict. cl. (gilt), bevelled bds pp. [ii], 320. Illust. Edges uncut. Very good

Chronicle of the London Missionary Society. The twelve monthly numbers for the year. (London: Hodder and Stoughton: 1868) Half leather bound, gilt on spine (that is, hard covers) pp. viii, 752 and 2 (list of Contributions received). Illustrated with twelve handsome portraits of churchmen, engraved by J. Cochran, two other full-page illustrations of church buildings in Madagascar and India, map of Samoa or Navigators Islands, South Pacific Ocean and map of Western Polynesia, New Caledonia, Loyalty Is. etc., South Pacific Ocean. There is, in fact, much substantial content on the missionary activities of the Society’s representatives in the South Seas, including on the missionary Ship ‘John Williams’. Mispaginated after p. 606, but all present and complete. Head and foot of spine, external hinges, and corners and edges of boards rubbed and in small part worn; scattered light foxing and marginal stains; otherwise a very good if not near fine copy.

(London: IPC Magazines: 27th March-10th April 1982) The first three 32-page issues of the new Eagle magazine. The free Space spinner is no longer included in No.1, but the free Eagle Badge in No. 2 is present in its plastic packet. About fine copies.

Novel. (Sydney: "Truth" and "Sportsman": 1944) First Edition. Pictorial wrappers (that is, paper covers) plus pp. 144. World War Two novel set in Europe. First Edition. Lower corner of front wrapper torn away; head of backstrip chipped, and backstrip rubbed; a good copy.

(Sydney: H. Wise and Co.: no date) Special Edition With Author’s Portrait. ‘In Royal Blue Binding, blocked in gold, are 250 Copies for Subscribers only, numbered and signed by the Author, of which this is No. 176’, signed A.A. Bayldon. Spine sunned and worn at head and foot; otherwise near fine.

(London/Melbourne: John G. Murdoch and Co., Ltd.: no date) Cloth, decorated in gilt on spine (bevelled boards) pp. 296. Frontispiece is an actual photograph of Disraeli by The London Stereoscopic and Photographic Co. Concludes with Literary Chronology. Apparently the second in the proposed Biographical Series ‘Memorable Men of the Nineteenth Century’ (see Preface, p. 5). All edges gilt. A particularly bright, fine copy.

Preface by L.A. (the Author). (London and Melbourne: John G. Murdoch: no date) Gilt decorated cloth, bevelled boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 296. Frontispiece is an actual photographic portrait of Disraeli laid down, by The London Stereoscopic and Photographic Co. Literary Chronology. All edges gilt. The photograph is somewhat faded. Dampstain at and around the head of the spine otherwise a very good copy.

(Sydney: The Australian Booksellers Association: 1980) First Edition. Edition limited to six hundred copies of which this is number 221. ISBN 0 95988932 2 9. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 95 (291 x 229 mm). From the library of the notable collector the late B.J. Causby with his bookplate on the front free endpaper. First Edition. Spine and a narrow strip at head of rear board have been lightly sunned; otherwise a fine copy.

(London: Henry Frowde/Hodder and Stoughton: n.d.) Dec. cl. with col. pastedowns on spine and on front pp. viii, 320. Illust. (by WRS Scott). Divided into Two Parts: 'In Search of the Southland' and 'The Early Settlers'. Two Maps. All edges olivine. In the series The Romance of the World edited by Herbert Strang. Very good

(Adelaide: The Hassell Press: 1936) First Edition. Quarter cloth decorated boards (that is, hard covers) pp. vi, 65. Illustrated. Foreword by A.G.G.C. Pentreath, Headmaster An owner’s bookplate on front free endpaper. A near fine copy.

(London: Henry Frowde and Hodder and Stoughton: no date) The Romance of the World: Canada's Story. Pictorial cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. viii, 320. Maps. Illustrated. All edges olivine. Comprises 'The Great Explorers' and 'The Great Fight for Canada'. An ownership inscription dated 1914 on verso of front free endpaper. Spine sunned; a very good copy.

(Adelaide: Printed at The Advertiser, Chronicle, and Express Offices: 1878) First Edition. Ferguson 7652. Cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. x, 304 (last blank) and 26 period advertisements of great interest. Lithographic frontispiece ('Adelaide in 1838 - Government House': Advertiser Office Litho.) First Edition. In the original cloth, detached at both inner hinges - that is, loose in its casing; a 'coffee ring' stain and several other stains, generally small, to the cloth; a very good copy.

(Narracoorte: A. Caldwell: no date) Facsimile of First Edition published about 1912. Cloth lettered in gilt (that is, hard covers) pp. 19 (on rectos only). First Edition. An owner's bookplate on front free endpaper and name label on front fixed endpaper. A near fine copy.

(London: Ed. J. Burrow: no date) Pictorial wrappers (that is, paper covers) pp. 56 (115 x 185 mm) Illustrated in panel form. Scattered marginal marks; a very good copy.

Verse. (Melbourne: Byrne and McCubbin: 1919) First Edition. Decorated wrappers (that is, paper covers) plus pp. 32. (247 x 186 mm). Frontispiece is a tipped-in reproduction of F. McCubbin’s famous triptych, ‘The Pioneers’. First Edition. Wrappers unevenly sunned; a near fine copy.

(London: Griffith Farran Okeden and Welsh: no date) (1890 – Printer’s Code is ‘2M.-V.-3/90’. A New Edition/title first published 1867) Muir 5425. Decorated cloth (partly gilt) pp. xii, 372. Illustrated by J. Lawson. Thoroughly Australian in setting. A little foxing, heaviest to the title-page and the frontispiece. Very good copy.

(Hobart: John Vail, Government Printer: 1914) Second Impression. Dec. cl. pp. viii, 280. Folding maps. Biographical Sketch of Walker. Head of spine a little rubbed; foot of spine nicked; a few stains to covers; some scattered foxing; good to very good copy

Cover title: The City of Parramatta 150th Anniversary Celebrations 1788 – 1938. Oct. 27th to Nov. 5th 1938. (Parramatta: Cumberland Newspapers) Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) pp. 120 (282 x 218 mm). Illustrated. Index. Broadsheet ‘Historic Spots in Parramatta’ with Map on verso loosely inserted. Wrappers unevenly faded; a few marks to front wrapper; internally near fine.