Williams (Margery). The Velveteen Rabbit, or How Toys Become Real, 1st ed., Heinemann, 1922, four full-page and three double-page col. lithos. by William Nicholson, occn. light foxing, dec. endpapers, orig. pictorial boards, rubbed to spine ends, with sl. loss at foot, in dusty d.j., with some rubbing and edge tears, split down spine with loss, 4to Extremely scarce first edition of this classic children's work (the only printing from lithographic stones), seldom seen with the dustjacket. With contemporary inscription on the front free endpaper verso to Nino Wardrop, daughter of Sir John Oliver Wardrop, British diplomat, traveller and translator, who published his famous work 'The Kingdom of Georgia' in 1888. (1)
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Davies (Rhys). The Song of Songs and other Stories, 1st ed., [1927], the author's first book, port. frontis. after William Roberts, orig. printed wrappers, a little soiled and marked, slim 4to (limited edition 812/900) together with Rings on her Fingers, by Rhys Davies, pub. Harold Shaylor, 1930, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. cloth in cellophane d.j. and slipcase, 8vo (Collectors Edition, no. 72/175 copies, signed by the author, with addn. signed inscription on flyleaf 'H.A. Ovenden, who wastes money buying my disgustingly expensive editions'), plus The Weathered Route, 1927, Rings on her Fingers, 1930, A Pig and a Poke, 1931, Honey and Bread, 1935, all 1st eds., all signed on the flyleaf by the author, all orig. cloth in Art Deco-style black and white d.j.s, 8vo, and others by/about Rhys Davies (20)
Doyle (Arthur Conan). Works, Author's Edition, 12 vols., Smith, Elder, 1903, frontis. to each, first vol. with upper hinge split, t.e.g., remainder rough-trimmed, orig. cloth gilt, spines faded and sl. rubbed at ends, some light soiling, 8vo Limited edition, 230/1000 copies, volume 1 signed by Doyle. (12)
Peters (Ellis, writing as Edith Pargeter). Hortensius, Friend of Nero, 1st ed., Lovat Dickson, 1936, illusts. by John Farleigh, orig. blue cloth in sl. darkened d.j., d.j. chipped with loss at head of spine, 8vo Limited edition 59/125, signed by Edith Pargeter and John Farleigh. Author's first book. (1)
JARDINE (WILLIAM) The Natural History of Humming Birds, two volumes, Edinburgh, 1833, sixty-six hand coloured engraved plates, marble end papers, bookplate of Joseph Hornby Baxendale, full green calf, gt frontispiece Fairfax (Thomas), The Complete Sportsman or Country Gentlemen’s Recreation, first edition, engraved, n.d c.1765, new end papers, full calf
Twenty-four Original Omnibus Company model buses, including a No.43701, Q1 Trolleybus 'London Transport'; No.43904, A.E.C. Utility 'Leicester City'; and No.43311, Plaxton Premiere 'Bassetts Coachways', each boxed; and nine Exclusive First Edition commercial vehicles, including No.23603, Bedford TK Luton 'Pickfords', seven of them boxed, (33).
Twenty Exclusive First Edition model buses, including a No.18101, Leyland Atlantean 'London Transport'; and No.12304, Harrington Cavalier 'Southdown', each boxed; together with thirteen E.F.E. commercial vehicles, including a No.24002, Bedford TK box van and trailer 'B.R.S.', each boxed, (33).
Dean's Collectors Club: a golden plush 'Uncle Eustace' teddy bear, 37cm high; a cream plush 'Golden Jubilee Bear', limited edition of 2,450, 37cm high; a golden plush 'My First Teddy' teddy bear, limited edition of 5,000, 34cm high; a white plush 'Father's Day' teddy bear, limited edition of 250, 40cm high; a golden plush 'Golden Dawn' teddy bear, limited edition of 2,000, 29cm high; and a white plush 'Carrington' teddy bear, limited edition of 2,950, 35cm high, (6).
Ephemera - Jordan, H.E. The Tramways of Reading, first edition, Light Railway Transport League, London 1957. Maroon cloth, illustrations, signed by author, octavo; a Reading Official Town Guide, circa 1939. Pictorial paper covers, illustrations, octavo; twenty postcards, many of Reading interest, including Corinthian F.C. football 'A' team; and assorted other items, including three circus programmes, circa 1950s.
Football - Tom Finney's Preston North End Scrapbook, first edition, Souvenir Press, London 1982. Pictorial soft covers, illustrations from photographs, presentation copy signed by Bobby Moore, Bobby Charlton, Jimmy Greaves, Ray Wilson, Martin Peters, Alan Ball, Gordon Banks, Roger Hunt, Bill Foulkes, George Best, Stanley Matthews, Tom Finney and others, octavo.
Milne, A.A. Now We Are Six, first edition, Methuen, London 1927. Crimson cloth gilt, illustrations by E.H. Shepard, octavo; Tuer, Andrew. Luxurious Bathing, second edition, Field & Tuer, London no date. Vellum, eight etchings by Tristram Ellis, oblong small quarto; Elwes, Alfred. The Adventures of a Dog, and a Good Dog Too, Routledge, London 1857. Pictorial crimson cloth gilt, seven (of eight) illustrations by Harrison Weir, octavo; and four other works, (7).
Dickens, Charles. Oliver Twist; or The Parish Boy's Progress, three volumes, Bentley, London 1838. First edition, twenty one plate illustrations after George Cruickshank, 'Boz' on title page, without list of illustrations, half-titles and adverts, 'fireside' plate on p.312 of Vol.3, half roan, duodecimo (vol.1 with split lower joint and tender hinges; vol.2 p.223/4 torn and repaired; throughout few plates cropped; one plate torn; some fore edges chipped and torn).
Combe, William. The First Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of the Picturesque, ninth edition, Nattali & Bond, London 1855. Blind-stamped sage green cloth, hand-coloured plate illustrations after T. Rowlandson, octavo; with The Second Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of Consolation, London 1855; and The Third Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of a Wife, London 1855, both uniformly bound (spines torn and browned; some pages loose; sold with all faults); Messel, Oliver. (illustrator) - Shakespeare, William. Romeo & Juliet, new edition, Batsford, London 1936. Mulberry cloth, mounted colour plates, quarto; and seven other works, (11).
Lewis, John. John Nash, the Painter as Illustrator, The Pendomer Press, circa 1978. Brown cloth, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Rothenstein, John. John Nash, first edition, Macdonald, London 1983. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Shaw-Sparrow, Walter. Frank Brangwyn and His Work, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., London 1910. Oatmeal cloth, colour plate illustrations, quarto; Corn, Wanda. The Art of Andrew Wyeth, eighth edition, New York Graphic Society, Boston 1973. Cloth, dustjacket, illustrations, oblong quarto; A Way of Life: Kettle's Yard, first edition, Cambridge University Press 1984. Cloth, dustjacket, illustrations from photographs, quarto; and fifteen other works, (20).
Bliss, Douglas Percy. Edward Bawden, The Pendomer Press, Godalming no date. Blue cloth, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Binyon, Helen. Eric Ravilious, Memoir of An Artist, first edition, Lutterworth Press, Guildford 1983. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Constable, Freda. The England of Eric Ravilious, first edition, Scolar Press, London 1982. Maroon cloth, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; and eight other assorted works, (11).
Woolf, Virginia. The Common Reader, first edition, Hogarth Press, London 1925. Cloth-backed pictorial boards, octavo (spine head torn); Woolf, Virginia. The Common Reader, Second Series, first edition, Hogarth Press, London 1932. Green cloth, inscribed 'Nelly Cecil / from / Virginia Woolf', octavo (spine punctured, without loss); Woolf, Virginia. The Moment and Other Essays, first edition, Hogarth Press, London 1947. Crimson cloth, dustjacket, octavo (jacket fragmentary); and Woolf, Leonard & Strachey, James, eds. Virginia Woolf and Lytton Strachey, first edition, Hogarth Press / Chatto & Windus, London 1956. Tan cloth, dustjacket, octavo, (4).
Fitzgerald, Edward (Translator) - The Golden Cockerel Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, Translated by Edward Fitzgerald. The First edition reprinted together with Fitzgeralds's Monk-Latin version now printed for the first time. Translations of the Latin & of the Persian originals and a critical essay by Sir E.Denison Ross, intro by Charles Ganz & line engravings by John Buckland - Wright: London, Golden Cockeral Press, 1938, large paper edition, quartered velum over tan buckram, gilt design to upper board, gilt titles to spine. Bound by S & S London.
Hood, Thomas - The Comic Annual: London, Charles Tilt, 1832, 2nd edition, 12mo. Famous work issued yearly on humorous elements of life. Title page and frontis vignette engraving, illustrated with copious highly humorous woodcuts. Together with The New Comic Annual, being a similar but undated copy.[1830] The first piece is titled Falstaff s Festival Or The power Of Mirth. An Ode In Honor Of Comus. Illustrations by W. Brown. (2)
ANTHONY TROLLOPE: "The Way we Live Now" in two volumes, first edition, with 40 wood cut engraved plates by Luke Fildes, published Chapman & Hall, 1875, Anthony Trollope, "He Knew he was Right", with 64 illustrations by Marcus Stone, published Strahan & Co., London 1869, two volumes. (4) See illustration
ANTHONY TROLLOPE: "The Small House at Allington" with 18 illustrations by J E Millais, RA, in two volumes, published Smith Elder & Co., 1864, half calf gilt spines, and Anthony Trollope - "The Vicar of Bullhampton", first edition with a vignette title page and other illustrations by H Woods, contemporary half carved, gilt panelled back, published Bradbury & Evans, 1870 and Anthony Trollope - "The Claverings", first edition with 16 illustrations by M Ellen Edwards, two volumes, modern half calf, published Smith Elder & Co., 1867 (3)
GEORGE ELIOT: "Adam Bede", second edition in three volumes, published William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh & London, 1859, Samuel Warren "Ten Thousand a Year", first edition 3 volumes, published Edinburgh & London, 1841 and Henry Fielding "The History of Amelia", published London 1832, 2 volumes, (8)
ANTHONY TROLLOPE: "Orley Farm" with illustrations by J E Millais, first edition, published Chapman and Hall, 1862, two volumes, and William Thackeray "The Newcomers - Memoirs of a most Respectable Family" edited by Arthur Pendennis with illustrations after Richard Doyl, first edition, published Bradbury & Evans 1854-55, two volumes (4)

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