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(Printer not given) Wrappers (that is, paper covers) plus pp. 24 (185 x 112 mm). Spine sunned. Near fine copy.

(London: Smith, Elder: 1910) Second Impression. Pictorial cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. xii, 233 and 2 publisher's advertisements. With Seventy-two illustrations from Photographs by the Author and a Map. Gift inscription on front free endpaper. Head and foot of spine and corners of boards worn; a few flecks and dampstains to cloth; edges foxed and scattered foxing internally; a very good copy.

Novel. (London: Herbert Jenkins: 1924) First Edition. Pictorial cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. 256. There are 13 titles listed on the verso of the half-title page, the last being 'Leave It To Psmith'. First Edition. Top edge dusty; a small stain to the fore edge; some light stains to the recto of the rear free endpaper; otherwise a near fine copy.

Version No. 2 in F. (London: Ascherberg, Hopwood and Crew, Ltd./Sydney: Chappell and Co. Ltd.: Copyright 1908) A.H. and C. Ltd. 4890a. Decorated wrappers pp. 16. Price 3/- net. Standard Operatic Songs and Arias No. 6. Soprano. A near fine copy.

A Training Handbook for the Forces. (Melbourne: Republished in Australia by Robertson and Mullens by arrangement with Chatto and Windus, London: 1942) Pictorial wrappers pp. 64. Illustrated. Some mild dampstaining to parts of the wrappers otherwise a very good copy.

(London: Cape: 1956) First Edition. Pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. vi, 249. Illustrated by William Stobbs. First Edition. A near fine copy in good, repaired price-clipped dust-jacket.

(London: Victor Gollancz: 1974) First British Edition. ISBN 0 575 01614 0. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 253. Jacket illustration by Robin Jacques. An ownership inscription at head of front free endpaper. Spine a little slanted; otherwise an about fine copy in like dust-jacket.

(London: Cape: 1964) First Edition. Boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 160. Illustrated by Quentin Blake. First Edition. An owner's name on front free endpaper. A near fine copy in like price-clipped dust-jacket.

(Mountain View, Calif.: Pacific Press Publishing Assn: 1904) First Edition. Pictorial cloth pp. 222 (222 x 158 mm) Illustrated by P.J. Lemos. Index. Cover subtitle is 'Familiar Talks with Boys and Girls about Common Things'. First Edition. Near fine copy.

A Companion to “Uncle Ben’s Meadow Brook”. (Warburton, Victoria, Australia: Signs Publishing Company: 1926) First Edition. Muir 5036. Pictorial wrappers pp. 101 and 2 publisher’s advertisements. Illustrated by Percy Lindsay. First Edition. Head and foot of backstrip chipped off; a good copy.

Novel. (London: Herbert Jenkins: no date) First Printing. Cloth pp. 250 and 2 publisher’s advertisements. An owner's name on front free endpaper, an about fine copy in very good price-clipped dust-jacket which has some tape repairs on its blind side to a few short tears.

Foreword by A.G. Compton. (Auckland: Wentworth: no date) Pictorial wrappers (that is, flexible covers) pp. 60. Illustrated including plates additional to pagination. 'Commercial apiarist, called of God', 'gives to us this spiritual analogy of the tremendously interesting habits of the Bee.' Part of rear wrapper flap missing; a very good copy.

Novel. (London: Herbert Jenkins: 1939) First Edition. Cloth (that is, hard covers) pp. 312 and 8 publisher's advertisements. Green cloth with reddish lettering, ie not first issue. Inscribed 'Xmas 1939. Bob' at head of front free endpaper. Head and foot of spine slightly rubbed; top edge dusty; otherwise an about fine copy.

(London: Hodder and Stoughton: no date) Gilt pictorial cloth pp. 61 (122 x 79 mm) Jacket says: ‘Sapper’s big golf joke’. Half-title page says: This story appeared in Out of the Blue by ‘Sapper’. Hodder and Stoughton’s Little Books of Laughter series. Fine copy in near fine dust-jacket which is vividly pictorial in colour on its front panel.

(London: Sampson Low, Marston: no date) Quarter cloth pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 128 inclusive of the boards (254 x 206 mm). Illustrated by Alex Jardine, Helen Jacobs, B.C. Freeman etc. Clown holding Balloons on front cover. A gift inscription opposite the title-page. Edges and corners of boards heavily worn; a very good copy.

(London: Routledge: 1896) Pictorial yellow wrappers (that is, paper covers) plus pp. xxxii, 248, viii publisher's advertisements. Introduction to the American Edition. The running title on the endpapers is 'Routledge's Railway Library Advertiser Fourteenth Issue' dated 2-10-96. With Fifty Illustrations by A.T. Elwes. Paper of spine chipped off; rear wrapper chipped at corners and edges; internally a near fine copy.

(London: Routledge: n.d.) Gift inscription dated Xmas 1915. Pict. cl. pp. xxxii, 312. About 42 mm thick. With 65 Illustrations. With the extensive Introduction to the American Edition Spread pp. 154-155 lightly stained from inclusion of a cutting; six old repairs with paper; inner hinges cracked; otherwise very good copy of vintage publication.

Revised by John Mystery "for the children of Today" [1940s] (Sydney: Publicity Press: no date) John Mystery Pocket Book. Another John Mystery Children's Specialty. Pictorial boards (that is, hard covers) pp. 224. Illustrated. Fine

With a Sketch of the Life of the Reverend Josiah Henson, generally known as "Uncle Tom". (London: Ward, Lock: no date) Suggest about 1880. Biographical Introduction about Mrs Stowe; also Preface to New Edition, by H.F. Home Treasure Library series. Pictorial cloth, largely gilt (that is, hard covers) pp. xiv, 326 and 12 publisher's advertisements. Illustrated. All edges gilt. Head and foot of spine worn; corners of boards worn; rear inner hinge split; otherwise a generally very good copy.

(London: Chapman and Hall: 1961) First Edition Cl. pp. viii, 311. First Edition. An about fine copy in very good price-clipped dust-jacket which is a little sunned on its spine.