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Click here to subscribeFortune telling interest: 3 titles: MAURICE WOODRUFF: THE SECRET OF FORETELLING YOUR OWN FUTURE, London, Cassell, 1969, First edition; DR ROY PAGE WALTON: NAMES, DATES AND NUMBERS, New York, Edward J Clode, 1914, First edition; SHRIMATI INDOOMATI PANDIT AND JYOTISH MAHARSI AJANTA JAIN: BHAVISHYA VANI - WORLD FORCASTS, 1959, First international edition (3)
WILLIAMSON (H): Quantity of novels by Williamson, mainly first editions including The Pathway, Cape 1928 first edition, The Linhay on the Downs, Cape 1934 first edition, The Phoenix Generation, McDonald 1965, The Peregrins Saga, Collins 1923 first edition, Young Phillip Maddison, McDonald 1953 first edition, Love and the Loveless, McDonald 1955 first edition, The Innocent Moon, 1961 first edition, Henry Williamson The Man, The Writings, Lucifer Before Sunrise, McDonald 1967, A Test to Destruction, McDonald 1960 first edition, The Power of the Dead, McDonald 1963 first edition, How Dear is Life, McDonald 1954 first edition, The Loan Swallows, Collins 1922 first edition, Devon Holiday, Cape 1935 first edition, The Labouring Life, 1932 first edition, Story of a Norfolk Farm, Faber 1936, The Children of Shallowford, Faber first edition, The Sun in the Sands, Faber first edition, A Clearwater Stream, Faber first edition, Wet Flanders Plane, Beaumont Press, Genius of Friendship, first edition, A Solitary War, McDonald 1966 first edition (qty)
Motoring interest: 6 titles: FORD AUTOBOOK FIVE, AUTOPRESS LTD, 1968, First edition; P OLYSLAGER: FORD CORTINA OWNER'S MANUAL, London, Nelson, 1968, Fourth Edition; FORD 100E ANGLIA, PREFECT & POPULAR, London, Hamlyn, 1972, Sixth impression; FORD POPULAR INSTRUCTION BOOK, Dagenham, Ford Motor Company, 1957; '68 CORTINA OWNER HANDBOOK, Essex, Ford Motor Company, 1967; ELLISON HAWKS: THE CASSELL BOOK OF THE FORD 'POPULAR', London, Cassell, 1955, First edition; THE FORD EIGHT AND ANGLIA HANDBOOK, London, Pitman, 1951, Fourth edition (7)
Theosophy interest: various titles: C JINARAJADASA: THEOSOPHY AND MODERN THOUGHT, Madras, Theosophical Publishing House, 1915, First edition; THE INTERNATIONAL THEOSOPHICAL YEAR BOOK 1937, Madras, Theosophical Publishing House; JW DUNNE: THE SERIAL UNIVERSE, London, Faber, 1934, First edition; SG SOAL AND F BATEMAN: MODERN EXPERIMENTS IN TELEPATHY, London, Faber, 1954, First edition; PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH, 2 Volumes; CW LEADBETTER: AN OUTLINE OF THEOSOPHY, London, Theosophical Publishing House, 1910; 5 x KRISHNAMURTI BULLETINS
Hand reading / Palmistry Interest: 16 titles: K SENGUPTA: THE MANUSCRIPT OF PALMISTRY, Calcutta, Manoranjan, 1980, First Edition; DEAN BRYDEN: PALMISTRY FOR PLEASURE, London, Methuen, 1927, some pencil markings/highlighting; SUJIT MUKERJEE: PSYCHO-PALMISTRY & PSYCHO-ANALYSIS, New Delhi, Sagar, 1974, First Edition; AN INDIAN PALMISTRY MADE EASY (HOW TO READ THE HAND), New Delhi, Indian National Publishing, 1950, First edition; DALE PHILLIPS: SCIENTIFIC PALMISTRY, London, Geoffrey Bles, 1931, First edition; PHANOS: ELEMENTS OF PALM READING, London, Grant Richards, 1903; PEARL L RAYMOND: PALMISTRY EXPLAINED,New York, Vista house, 1958, First edition; ZELIA ELGARO: THE ART OF HAND READING, McNiven, 1950; JULIUS SPIER / VICTOR GROVE (Transl), THE HANDS OF CHILDREN, London, Kegan, 1944, First edition; PRATAP SINGH: SECRET PALM - AN ORIGINAL TREATISE ON PALMISTRY, Delhi, Kartal Prakashan, 1981, First edition; 2x SHEIK HASSAN: TELL YOUR OWN FORTUNE, First edition; 2x FORTUNE TELLING BY CARDS - ORACLE OF DESTINY CHIROMANCY London, W Nicholson; MAURICE WOODRUFF: 1973 HOROSCOPE, London, Granada, 1972; P B BALLARD: GROUP TESTS OF INTELLIGENCE, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1927, Fourth impression.; (16)
Magic interest: various titles: GRAHAM REED: MAGICAL MIRACLES YOU CAN DO, London, Kaye and Ward, 1977; JULIEN J PROSKAUER: HOW'D JA DO THAT?, New York, WM C Popper, 1934; OSWALD RAE: THE MORE YOU WATCH, London, G Johnson, 1938, First edition;G S RIPLEY: MAGIC FOR BOYS, New York: Associated Press, 1954, First edition; WILL BLYTH: EFFECTIVE CONJURING, London, Methuen, 1932, 2nd edition; BILL SEVERN: GIVING A MAGIC SHOW, London, Faber, 1965, First edition; H J BURLINGAME: MAGICIAN'S HANDBOOK, Chicago, Wilcox and Follett, 1942, First edition; JOHN BROWN COOK AND ARTHUR BUCKLEY: GEMS OF MENTAL MAGIC, Chicago, 1947, First Edition, Ex libris; PAT CONWAY AND WALT LEES (Ed): THE PAT WAY TO CON - THE ORIGINAL MAGIC OF PAT CONWAY, New York, Magico, 1987, First edition, lacking d/w (9)
Vauxhall motoring interest: 4 titles: JH HAYNES: VAUXHALL VIVA HC OWNER'S WORKSHOP MANUAL, Somerset, JH Haynes, 1972; VAUXHALL VIVA HB, London, Hamyln, 1969, First edition; VAUXHALL VIVA AND MAGNUM OWNER'S HANDBOOK, Luton, Vauxhall, 1973; VAUXHALL VIVA HB OWENER'S HANDBOOK, Luton, Vauxhall, 1967 (4)
Harry Houdini interest: Four titles: BRIAN LEAD AND ROGER WOODS: HARRY HOUDINI LEGEND AND LEGACY, First edition, 1993. Limited number 20/500, signed inscription by author to title page; BRIAN LEAD AND ROGER WOODS: HOUDINI THE MYTH MAKER - THE UNMASKING OF HARRY HOUDINI, First edition, 1877. Limited number 110/500, signed by both authors; BENJILINI: BENJILINI ON HOUDINI, First edition, 1994, signed by author; BRAIN LEAD: LAUGHING AT LOCKSMITHS, First edition, 1994. Singed by author (4)
Magic interest: various titles: EDWARD BAGSHAWE: MORE MAGICAL MYSTERIES, London, EDW Bagshawe, 1925; EDWARD BAGSHAWE: EXCLUSIVE PROBLEMS IN MAGIC, London, J Offin, 1924, First edition; GUY K AUSTIN: PRACTICAL MAGIC WITH POPULAR PATTER, London, Will Goldston, Second edition; SIXTY SLEIGHTS AND TRICKS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH, London, George Johnson, 1925, First edition; JOHN BOOTH: MARVELS OF MYSTERY, Philadelphia, Kanter, 1946, Third printing; EDWARD BAGSHAWE: TWENTY MAGICAL NOVELTIES, London, EDW Bagshawe, First edition; JOHN F MENDOZA: CLOSE-UP PRESENTATION, The Presto Place, 1979, First edition; ORVILLE MEYER: MAGIC IN THE MODERN MANNER, Oakland, Lloyd E Jones, 1949, First edition; DOUGLAS CRAGGS (Ed): MASTERPIECES OF MAGIC, London, Arcas; HUGH MILLER (Ed): THE ART OF EDDIE JOSEPH, London, Harry Stanley (10)
Naval history: 4 titles: LGCARR-LAUGHTON: THE BRITISH NAVY IN WAR, London, Methuen, 1915 First edition; ARNOLD WHITE: THE NAVY AND ITS STORY, London, Macdonald and Evans, 1911, First edition; WHG KINGSTON: POPULAR HISTORY OF THE BRITISH NAVY, Edinburgh/London, Gall and Inglis; PRACTICAL HINTS TO YOUNG OFFICERS IN THE MERCANTILE MARINE, Glasgow, James Brown and Son, 1920, First edition (4)
Milne (A.A.).Winnie The Pooh.Methuen, 1926, first edition, previous owner's name (dated Xmas 1926) to first blank leaf, [xvi], 158, [2] pages, map endpapers, top edge gilt, original cloth.Gutter slightly gaping in a couple of places, light stain to pages 44/45, possibly from a book mark. Tan strip to inner front free endpaper. Some rippling to cloth on front board. Spine slightly slanted. Generally a VG copy.
Newland (Rev. Henry).The Erne, its Legends and its Fly Fishing.Chapman and Hall, 1851, first edition, xvi, 395 pages, hand-coloured frontis and additional engraved title with hand-coloured 'Fairy Fly', folding map, four plates, previous owner's name to free endpaper, damp staining with mould residue to final leaves, later cloth;M[arkham] (G.[ervase]), Country Contentments. Or, The Husbandmans Recreations. Containing the Wholesome Experience .... As namely, Hunting, Hawking, Coursing with Grayhounds .....George Sawbridge, 1664, tenth edition, small quarto, [4], 92, [4] pages, ex Bibliotheca Tiliana with bookplate and stamps to title verso and final page, later boards. (2)
[Lambart (Richard, Earl of Cavan)]. A New System of Military Discipline, Founded upon Principle. By A General Officer. J. Almon, 1773, first edition, quarto, [8], vii, [2], 10-278 pages, text diagrams, staining to lower corner in places, bookplate of Hugh Cecil, Earl of Lonsdale, contemporary diced, mottled/tree calf gilt with gilt armorial device to boards. [ESTC T101517]. Staining to lower corner in places, particularly the endpapers and fly leaves (see images), top edge dust marked, upper joint just starting to crack.
Peake (Mervyn) - The Gormenghast Trilogy. Titus Groan. Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1946, first edition, previous owner's name to front free endpaper, foxing to closed edges, second impression dust jacket; idem, Gormenghast. Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1950, first edition, previous owner's name to front free endpaper, foxing to closed edges, dust jacket (staining to cloth and reverse of jacket); idem, Titus Alone. Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1959, first edition, previous owner's name to front free endpaper, foxing to closed edges, dust jacket (water stain to front corner of jacket and board). (3)
GeologyArkell (W.J.), The Jurassic System in Great Britain.Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1933, first edition, original cloth;Fox-Strangways (C.) et al., The Jurassic Rocks of Britain (Memoirs of the Geological Survey of the United Kingdom), Volumes I to V.HMSO, 1892-1895, five volumes, original cloth;with ten others. [not collated] (16)
Fleming (Ian)Thunderball.Jonathan Cape, 1961, first edition, dust jacket (priced 15s.);idem, You Only Live Twice.Jonathan Cape, March 1964, first edition, second state, dust jacket (priced 16s.);idem, The Man With the Golden Gun.Jonathan Cape, 1965, first edition, plain cloth, torn dust jacket (priced 18s);idem, Octopussy, Jonathan Cape, 1966, first edition, dust jacket (priced 10s.6d.).Thunderball - no inscriptions found. Closed edges a little tanned, spot to upper and lower fore-edge, top edge dust marked and lightly spotted, contents generally VG. Jacket creased at rear top edge, tanning to edges of flaps (see additional image).You Only Live Twice - no inscriptions found. Spine slightly slanted, closed edges a little tanned, top edge dust marked, contents generally VG. Jacket worn at edges, spine tanned (see additional image).The Man With The Golden Gun - no inscriptions found. Stain to lower fore-edge (p. 38-55) Spine slightly slanted, closed edges a little tanned, top edge dust marked and lightly spotted, contents generally VG. Jacket worn at edges with nicks, split to upper front joint, flap edges tanned (see additional image).Octopussy - no inscriptions found. Spine slightly slanted, closed edges tanned, top edge dust marked and lightly spotted, contents generally VG. Jacket top edge slightly worn, spine very lightly tanned, pencil alteration to price (see additional image).
Doyle (A. Conan)The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.George Newnes, 1892, first edition, 'cucaine' for 'cocaine' (p.133), 'Violent for Violet' (p.317), no name on cover vignette street sign, [4], 317, [1] pages, floral endpapers, all edges gilt, original cloth. A worn copy with weak binding, lacking rear free endpaper.Name to half title, foxing throughout, binding weak, gutter gaping throughout, hinge gaping, top edge dust marked, cloth worn and faded, with splits to rear joint.
Scott (Sir Walter).Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft, addressed to J.G. Lockhart, Esq.John Murray, 1830, first edition, [4], ix, [1], 402 pages, engraved frontis, twelve plates after George Cruikshank, each with printed descriptive leaf (one loosening), top edge gilt, marbled endpapers, full morocco binding with gilt-tooled spine and dentelles.Small stain to p. 134, inscription to fly leaf, o/w generally VG.
Somner (William).The Antiquities of Canterbury, or A Survey of that Ancient Citie, with the Suburbs, and Cathedrall. Containing principally matters of Antiquity in them all ....Richard Thrale, 1640, first edition, small quarto, [16], 516, [14] pages, folding map, two folding plates (one with repaired tear), repaired tears to F4, damp staining to gather 3J, morocco gilt binding with earlier board calf laid down;[Clarke (Edward Daniel)], A Tour Through the South of England, Wales, and Part of Ireland, Made During the Summer of 1791.R. Edwards, 1793, [iii]-xxx, [2], 403, [1] pages, twelve uncoloured aquatint plates, lacking half title, modern half calf; with two others. (4)
Bewick (Thomas).The Fables of Aesop, and Others, with designs on wood by Thomas Bewick.Newcastle: printed by E. Walker for T. Bewick and Son, 1818, first edition, Royal octavo (240mm x 150mm), xxiv, 376 pages plus seaweed receipt after title (to Mr. Bowes, signed above the thumbmark by Emerson Charnley, cf. Roscoe p. 162), paper watermarked 1817, occasional light foxing, marbled endpapers, top edge gilt, half calf (some staining/rubbing). [Tattersfield TB 1.35. Roscoe 45 variant B]
Steinbeck (John).The Grapes of Wrath.New York: The Viking Press, 'First Published in April 1939', first edition, 'Battle Hymn ...' endpapers, oatmeal pictorial cloth, dust jacket with price of $2.75 and 'first edition' tab to front flap. Wear to edges of jacket including partial loss of 'The' at head of spine. Jacket split at rear joint, repairs to reverse. Some dust marking to closed edges. Tear and smudge to fore-edge of page 351/2, otherwise contents VG. Endpapers darkened adjacent to hinge. Wear to edges of jacket including partial loss of 'The' at head of spine. Jacket split at rear joint, repairs to reverse, flap edges tanned, dust marking, spine darkened and faded, rear of jacket rubbed.
Bewick [Thomas].History of British Birds, Vol I. History and Description of Land Birds, Vol II. … Water Birds.Newcastle: printed for the author, 1804, two octavo volumes, Water Birds first edition, variant F (see Roscoe 17d and 18c), xxxviii, 346, xx, 400 pages, foxing in places, name to head of titles, bookplates to pastedown, gilt-tooled calf (wear to spines);idem, A General History of Quadrupeds.Newcastle: S. Hodgson, R. Bailey & T. Bewick et al. 1792, third edition, (Roscoe 3b), x, 483 pages, tears without loss to U3 and 2B3, foxing to fore-edge, half calf;idem, The Looking-Glass for the Mind …J. Harris et al., 1806, tenth edition, iv, 271 pages, contemporary sheep. (4)
Dickens (Charles)The Cricket on the Hearth. A Fairy Tale of Home.Bradbury and Evans, 1846, first edition, second state advert, several of Smith's issue points present, engraved frontis and title page, [8], 174, [2] pages, all edges gilt, lacking front free endpaper, name to half title, original cloth, wear and some re-colouring to spine;idem, The Battle of Life. A Love Story.Bradbury & Evans, 1846, first edition, later state, engraved frontis and title, (Smith 4, Todd E1, Eckel 4), [8], 175, [3] pages, ink stain to p. 174, name to front free endpaper, all edges gilt, original cloth, wear and some re-colouring to spine;idem, The Haunted Man and The Ghost's Bargain. A Fancy for Christmas-Time. Bradbury & Evans, 1848, engraved frontis and title, [8], 188 pages, loss to lower corner of F2 including edge of text, date to front free endpaper, all edges gilt, original cloth, wear and some re-colouring to spine, loss to lower back-strip. (3)
Orwell (George).The Road to Wigan Pier.Victor Gollancz, 1937, Left Book Club edition, illustrated, unfortunately a 'first edition' label has been added to the front free endpaper, original cloth wrap (worn);Sassoon (Siegfried), Sherston's Progress.Faber and Faber, September 1936, numbered limited edition of 300, signed by the author, partly unopened, 'first edition' label to the front free endpaper, original blue cloth;Shakespeare (William), The Comedy of As You Like It.East Aurora NY: Roycroft Shop, 1903, numbered limited edition of 100 copies, printed and illumined by hand on Imperial Japan Vellum, signed by the publisher Elbert Hubbard and the Illuminator Loretta Hubber with symbol below, quarto, hand-coloured design bordering title and heading each Act, marbled endpapers, the rear with label residue, the front with two pieces of tape, top edge gilt, half morocco binding with gilt-tooled spine (wear to joints, tape residue to boards adjacent to lower spine);De La Mare, (Walter), On the Edge, Short Stories.Faber & Faber, 1930, numbered limited edition of 300, signed by the author, 'first edition' label to the front free endpaper, original cloth;with twenty-one others (25)
[Fane (John, Earl of Westmorland)].Memoir of The Early Campaigns of the Duke of Wellington in Portugal and Spain. By an Officer Employed in the Army.John Murray, 1820, first edition, [2], 234 pages, may lack a half-title, leaf before title is a blank, foxing throughout, bookplate of Hugh Cecil, Earl of Lonsdale, full calf gilt with gilt signet device to boards (faded).idem, Memoir of the Operations of the Allied Armies, under Prince Schwarzenberg and Marshal Blucher, During the Latter End of 1813, and the Year 1814 …John Murray, 1822, first edition, vii, [1], 341 pages, ten plans (eight folding, nine hand-coloured), two large folding maps, two folding tables within pagination, half-title inscribed ‘Lord Lonsdale from Lord ????? with manuscript errata below, occasional light foxing, bookplate of Hugh Cecil, Earl of Lonsdale, full calf gilt with gilt signet device to boards (faded);H.A.L. ‘The Old Shekarry’.Camp Life and Its Requirements for Soldiers, Travellers and Sportsmen. Part I, Soldiers and Their Equipment.A. H. Baily, 1872, xvi, 170, xvi pages plus 24 pages of adverts at front and rear, two folding plates, bookplate of Hugh Cecil, Earl of Lonsdale, catalogue description to front free endpaper, original cloth gilt (a little wear to extremities and upper board).With three others. (6). Other titles;Memoirs of the Lord Viscount Dundee, nd.Wingfield, Historical Record of the Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry, 1888.La Guerre de La Peninsule … Brussels, 1819.
Lewis (C.S.). The Allegory of Love, A Study in Medieval Tradition. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1936, first edition, viii, [2], 378, [2] pages, original cloth. Some spotting to fore-edge, extending into lower margin of pages 256-257 with slight wrinkling to latter, otherwise contents VG, no inscriptions, some rubbing to head and tail of spine. Rear top corner a little bumped, single crease to backstrip.
Tolkien (J.R.R.).The Lord of the Rings.George Allen and Unwin, 1969, first India paper edition, first impression, two folding maps, original cloth gilt, worn slipcase.Book near Fine, very slight wrinkling to second map, no inscriptions found. Slipcase worn, no evidence of labels ever having been present.
Polito's Menagerie: an important Staffordshire pearlware model, circa 1825-30The colourful attraction supported by four claw feet, a central flight of steps leading to a six-panelled entrance door flanked by four figures including a drummer, two pipers and a horn player who also operates a barrel organ on which sits a small monkey, the large sign above moulded in relief with an elephant and howdah flanked by exotic animals and birds, impressed 'POLITOS' and 'THE MENAGERIE OF THE WONDERFUL BURDS [sic] AND BEASTS FROM MOST PARTS OF THE WORLD. LION & C', 31.9cm highFootnotes:This important menagerie is one of the most elaborate and arguably most celebrated of the early 19th century Staffordshire figure groups. It represents a culmination in the quality and development of Staffordshire pottery before focus moved towards the production of simpler and more rudimentary flatback figures.Menageries were popular in England from the late 18th century and enabled exotic animals to be seen by the public for the first time. By the 1830s these shows began to evolve into what we now know as a circus, with the addition of animal tamers' tricks, brass bands and performers. Stephen Polito owned one of the earliest and most celebrated travelling menageries, described in the 28 September 1805 edition of the Nottingham Journal as a '...grand and pleasing assemblage of most rare and beautiful living beasts, from the remotest parts of the known world...'.In 1810 he bought the permanent menagerie located on the second floor of the Exeter Exchange in the Strand, London, originally established by the self-styled 'Modern Noah' Gilbert Pidcock, which Polito restyled the 'Royal Menagerie'. Polito died in April 1814 but his family continued to tour and exhibit animals under his name throughout the 1820s and 1830s, mostly abroad. In 1835 or 1836 it was lost at sea on its way to Ireland, see Edward Henry Bostock, Menageries, Circuses and Theatres (1928), pp.7-9.The banner may show the elephant Chunee, Pidcock's star attraction, which was admired by Lord Byron but which killed his keeper and was destroyed in 1826. It has been suggested that the female figure at the door may represent Mrs Polito. Table-base groups are traditionally associated with the Burslem potter Obadiah Sherratt, but in the absence of any marked examples caution is needed in ascribing these pieces to a named maker; indeed, a number of different versions of 'Polito's Menagerie' exist, suggesting that these menageries were made by more than one potter, or the moulds shared between potteries or acquired from the same source. Table-base groups of 'Wombwell's Menagerie' are very closely related to those of Polito. See examples illustrated and discussed by Pat Halfpenny, English Earthenware Figures (1991), pp.269-274.More elaborate versions of 'Polito's Menagerie' are held in the Victoria & Albert Museum, (inv. no.C.128-2003) and the Fitzwilliam Museum (inv. no.C.965-1928). See also the example sold by Bonhams on 15 December 2020, lot 80. A version similar to the present lot from the Christopher Cone and Stanley Seeger Collection was sold by Sotheby's on 30 October 2018, lot 70.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Collection of around thirty-six numismatic philatelic coin covers including Westminster Mint The Peter Pan collection six cover collection, limited edition 389 of 750, 1936 Year of the Three Kings, Treasures of the Deep, First Man on the Moon, First Moon Landing, The 75th Anniversary of VE Day Ultimate 50p coin cover, etc.
King, Stephen, a collection of First Edition books, all hardback with dust jackets to include: 'Four Past Midnight', 'Cujo', 'Fire-Starter', 'The Dead Zone', 'The Talisman', 'IT', 'The Stand', 'Pet Sematary', 'Skeleton Crew', The Green Mile' etc. (20) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Used but good condition and complete. We cannot look through every book sorry to say.
King, Stephen, 'Salem's Lot', First Edition 1975, hardback with dust jacket, together with King, Stephen, 'The Stand' First Edition 1978, hardback book with dust jacket, both published in the United States of America by Doubleday and Co. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Images of spread-eagled dust jackets added.includes library stamps, in the general condition is ok used condition
King, Stephen, 'Carrie', a novel of a girl with frightening power, first Edition 1974, Doubleday and Co. Inc. Garden City New York, hardback with original dust jacket. (B.P. 21% + VAT) An image of the jacket was added. Please note: rip on the back page.The price printed on the dust cover - $5.95
Blyton, Enid, a collection of eleven First Edition hardback books, ten with dust jackets, to include: 'Five go off in a caravan', 'Five go adventuring again', 'Five on a secret trail', 'Five get into a fix', 'Five go to Billycock Hill' etc. (11) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Some dustjackets are facsimile (computer print outs), four with genuine dust jackets (see images) all others facsimile.
King, Stephen, a collection of mainly First Edition hardback books with dust jackets to include: 'The Institute', 'Cujo', 'End of Watch', 'Salem's Lot', 'Duma Key', 'Night Shift', 'Under The Dome', 'The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon' a pop-up book etc. (16) (B.P. 21% + VAT)First edition on the night shift - price printed on dust jacket $8.95'The girl who loved Tom Gordon' is still sealed so do not want to open.
Paul Peter Piech, lino cut image of Dylan Thomas above extract from the poem by Hugo Manning entitled 'Dylan Thomas' (51x39cm approx), together with a First Edition single volume, 'Manning, Hugo, 'Dylan Thomas' published by Enitharmon Press, 1977. Hard linen boards with dust jacket. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT)
King, Stephen, 'The Stand', a novel by the author of The Shining, First Edition 1978 together with King, Stephen, 'Salem's Lot', First Edition 1975, both hardback with dust jackets. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Images of spread-eagled dust jackets added. The price on the dust jacket is $7.95. Both used condition, but no obvious damage overall. Image of 'Salem's Lot' added. The gutter codes on these two books are T39 'The Strand' and Q37 'Salem's Lot'.
King, Stephen, 'The Stand', First Edition 1978, together with King, Stephen, 'Christine', First Edition 1983, both hardback with dust jackets. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Image of 'Stand' jacket spread-eagled added.The strand is not an ex library book , not price clipped overall good order but used condition.
King, Stephen, a collection of First Edition hardback books with dust jackets, based on 'The Dark Tower', to include: 'The Gunslinger', 'The Drawing of The Three', 'Wolves of the Calla', 'Song of Susannah' etc. (11) (B.P. 21% + VAT) All are First Editions. The Gunslinger is a First Edition 1982 Donadls M Grant Publishers Inc. and one revised 2003 First Edition published by Viking.
King, Stephen, a collection of mainly First Edition hardback and one soft back books with dust jackets to include: 'The Dark Half', 'Faithful', 'Elevation', 'The Tommy Knockers', 'Black House', 'The Green Mile', 'Outsider' etc. (18) (B.P. 21% + VAT) All books appear complete, the Illustrated companion is sealed, used but good condition.
King, Stephen, 'The Shining 2013', Subterranean Press Special Edition in slip case. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Photos of the Limitation page are already online. 'The shining' sketches are by Vincent Chong, softback first edition Subterranean press. Chong is the artist for the front cover of this edition. This is not one of the numbered and signed copies.
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