Blossom Toes: "We Are So Clean" UK first pressing on Marmalade (Mono 607001), runout matrix reading "607001 A 1 1 & 607001 B 1 1" in addition to "If Only For a Moment" UK first pressing on Marmalade (608 010), runout matrix reading "608010 A // 3 1 1 4 & 608010 B // 2 1 1 2". Additionally having another UK first pressing "If Only For a Moment" with no outer sleeve.Sleeves are marked with pen and some stains, otherwise good. 'We are so Clean' has some minor scratches, 'If only for...' in very good condition.
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Fifteen original prog vinyl LPs comprising a UK first pressing "Tonton Macoute" on the Neon Label (NE4), a UK first pressing "Titus Groan" on the Dawn label (DNLS3012), "Black Widow- Sacrifice", "Black Widdow- III", "Blodwyn Pig- Ahead Rings Out", "Dr. John- In The Right Place", "Come and Have Tea With The Tea Company", "Tea", "Piggy Go Getter- Tear Gas", "Ten Years After- A Space in Time", "Nice", "Mike Heart Bleeds", "Family Entertainment- Family", "7 do Eleven- The Evergreen Blues", and "Moon".
Eight original Prog/ Rock vinyl LPs comprising a UK first pressing signed "Tractor" on the Dandelion label (2310217), a UK first pressing "T.2- It'll All Work Out In Boomland (SKL 5050), "Swegas- Child Of Light", "Robert John Godfrey- Fall Of Hyperion", "Roky Erickson and the Aliens", "An Evening With Roky Erickson & The Explosives", "Taste", and "Third World War".Tractor: Sleeve in good condition with very little wear. Signature to front however. LP in good condition with little to no scratching.T2: Some wear to the spine, split to one seam. LP in good condition with little to no scratching.
Six rare original Prog vinyl LPs comprising "Infinity- Planetarium" Italian first pressing (VY/ 10051) matrix runouts reading "LP-VY 10051-A-bis 1-12-71 & LP-VY 10051-B-bis 1-12-71 Z" in addition to "Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera" UK first pressing, "Velvet Opera- Ride A Hustler's Dream" UK first pressing, two "Martha Velez- Friends and Angels" one UK first pressing and one later re-issue, and "Ash Ra Tempel- Komische Music".Infinity: Very good condition overall, minor scratches to LPAsh Ra Tempel: Very goodFriends Again: Sticker to front cover, pen on rear. LP in very good condition. Velvet Opera: Both in very good condition, some water damage to one coverFriends & Angels: Good condition
Nine original Prog vinyl LPs comprising a UK first pressing "White Noise- Electrical Storm" (ILPS9099), "Web- I Spider" UK first pressing (2383024), "The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band Vol.3" UK first pressing (RLSP 6298), "Dali In Venice", two "The Zodiac- Cosmic Sounds" UK first pressing, "Barbed Wire Sandwich- Black Cat Bones" UK first pressing (SDN 15), "Bachdenkel" UK first pressing and "Bachdenkel- Lemmings" UK first pressing (IRC 001).I Spider: Very good condition, some wear to sleeve edges.Barbed Wire: Good condition with some wear to the front cover. LP in good order.
Seven rare Prog vinyl LPs comprising a UK first pressing "Patto- Hold Your Fire" on the Vertigo label (6360032) along with a later re-issue, "Patto" UK first pressing (6360016), "Nucleus- We'll Talk About It Later" (6360027) along with another copy without outer sleeve, and two "Nucleus- Elastic Rock" UK first pressings (6360008).Hold Your fire: cover in excellent condition, LP with small scratches.Patto: Very good conditionNucleus: Excellent condition, some wear to the sleeve
Twenty original Prog/Rock vinyl LPs comprising "Warhorse" UK first pressing on Vertigo (6360 015) along with a reissue, "Uriah Heep- Very 'Eavy", "Uriah Heep- Salisbury", "Van Der Graaf Generator- The Aerosol Grey Machine", "Warhorse- Red Sea" reissue, "The Keith Tippett Group- Dedicated to You But You Werent Listening", "Still Life" reissue, "The Sensational Alex Harvey Band- Framed", "The Sensational Alex Harvey Band- Next", two "Ian Matthews- If You Saw Thro My Eyes", "Ian Matthew- Tigers Will Survive", "Lucifer's Friend", "Lucifers Friend- I'm Just a Rock n' Roll Singer", "Lucifer's Friend- Where the Groupies Killed the Blues", "Lighthouse- One Fine Morning", "Legend- Moonshine" reissue, "Clark Hutchinson- A=MH2" reissue, "Chimera- Holy Grail", "Chilli Willi- King of the Robot Rhythm", "Clark Hutchinson- Gestalt", and two "Clark Hutchinson- Retubution".
The Zombies: two rare original UK first pressing "Odessey and Oracle" on CBS (63280) along with a later reissue, and "Begin Here" UK first pressing on Decca (LK4679) along with a later reissue.Odyssey & Oracle: Both sleeves in excellent condition, one LP poor, the other excellent. Re-issue of 'Begin Here' in very good condition, original in poor condition.
Amon Duul II: twenty one original vinyl LPs comprising a signed "Phallus Dei" UK first pressing, "Phallus Dei" (LBS 83279 I), two "Yeti" one UK first pressing and one German first pressing, "Amon Duul" (PRS 1003), "Minnelied", "Carnival in Babylon" (UAS 29327), "Vive la Trance" (6.24849 AP), "Journey Into a Dream" Italian (UAS 29227), "Only Human", "Wolf City", "Pyragony", two "Live in London", two "Meetings With Menmachines Inglorious Heroes of the Past, "Collapsing", "Psychadelic Underground", "Made In Germany", and "Dance of the Lemmings".
The Horslips; eleven original vinyl LPs comprising a UK first pressing "Happy to Meet Sorry To Part", "Tracks From The Vaults", "The Unfortunate Cup of Tea", "Short Stories Tall Tales", "The Belfast Gigs", "The Man Who Built America", "Live", "Aliens", "The Tain", "Drive The Cold Winter Away", and "The Book Of Invasions".
Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, first large print edition, first issue, London: Bloomsbury, 2001, hardback, full number line, '10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1', internally very good, clean, bright, binding tight & square, boards bold & vibrant, a couple of faint scuffs to lower board, faint wear to extreme corners, bumped at headcaps with short split at top. Together with a second issue of the same in fine, unread condition; two first edition, first issue hardbacks of Chamber of Secrets, large print, 2002, bumping to top corners, otherwise near-fine; Prisoner of Azkaban, first issue hardback, large print, 2002, bump & short split at top of spine, otherwise near-fine (5)
Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Collector's Edition, three first issue hardbacks, New York: Levine/Scholastic, November 2000, full first issue number line on each, leather bindings with mylar jackets, all edges gilt, internally fine/unread, corners bumped, mylar jackets worn, a couple of scratches to leather (3)
Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, first deluxe edition, first issue, London: Bloomsbury, 1999, full number line, '10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1'. Four first printings, two of which are in the original cellophane wrappers with barcode stickers, the cellophane has only been opened along the bottom edge in order to check the publisher's imprint. One shrink-wrapped book is in fine condition, the other has slight bumping to corners but is otherwise fine; the two without cellophane are internally very good, appear unread, there is some bumping & slight wear to the base of spines and bottom edge, otherwise the cloth is well-preserved. Together with a fourth printing of the same in cellophane wrappers opened along edges (5)
Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, first edition, third issue, signed & inscribed by the author, 'To Emily who looks as I imagine Ginny Weasley looks (you will have to read book two!) J. K. Rowling, 17/3/98', London: Bloomsbury, 1997, paperback. Contents very good, clean, bright, usual toning to page edges, a few very small spots on edges of text-block just encroaching into margins/edges in a few places (most pronounced on half-title), very faint impression from a neat owner inscription in pencil at top corner of half-title, binding tight & square, some very faint creasing to covers, spine area faded, slight wear to extreme corners/edgesProvenance: J. K. Rowling visited Putney High Junior School where this book was signed for our vendor - then a pupil at the school
Markham, Robert [Kingsley Amis]. Colonel Sun: A James Bond Adventure, first edition, London: Jonathan Cape, 1968. Together with For Your Eyes Only, by Ian Fleming, second impression, Cape, June 1960, and Licence Renewed, by John Gardner, first, Cape, 1981. Contents very good, clean, bright, slight shelf-lean, a little dusty along top edges (3)
Fleming, Ian. The Man With the Golden Gun, first edition, London: Jonathan Cape, 1965. Octavo, publisher's cloth with unclipped dust-jacket designed by Richard Chopping (priced 18s.). Contents good, clean, bright, owner inscriptions to front free endpaper, binding solid with slight shelf-lean, dust-jacket generally good with some pale spots and slight wear to corners & edges
Fleming, Ian. On Her Majesty's Secret Service, first edition, London: Jonathan Cape, 1963. Octavo, publisher's cloth with unclipped dust-jacket designed by Richard Chopping (priced 16s. ). Contents very good, clean, bright, binding tight & square, cloth very well-preserved, dust-jacket good with slight fading to spine and a few pale spots, ownership sticker on ffep, a little dusty along top edge
Fleming Ian. Mixed collection to include Goldfinger, first Book Club edition, 1959, in facsimile Cape jacket; Thunderball, first Book Club edition in facsimile Cape jacket, 1961, plus two others in unclipped Book Club wrappers; Dr. No, first Book Club ed., 1958, unclipped d.j.; The Man With the Golden Gun, first Book Club ed., 1965, unclipped d.j., and another in price-clipped jacket; From Russia With Love, first Book Club ed., n.d., unclipped d.j.; The Spy Who Loved Me, first Book Club ed., 1962, unclipped d.j.; four early printings of Jonathan Cape editions in jackets: OHMSS, 2nd impression, April 1963; Golden Gun, 2nd imp., May 1965; Spy Who Loved Me, 6th imp., March 1964; YOLT, 3rd imp., March 1965 (ex-library), plus five early Cape printings without jackets and six related books, condition varied, sold with all faults (24)
Fleming, Ian. Collection of paperbacks, predominantly Pan, a few Panther, Fontana, Signet, to inc. seven first printings of Pan: Diamond Smugglers, 1960; Dr. No, 1960; Spy Who Loved Me, 1962; For Your Eyes Only, 1962; Thunderball, 1963; YOLT, 1965; Golden Gun, 1966 (plus a first Signet, 1966), and others, later printings, condition varied, sold with all faults (126)
James Bond. Miscellaneous collection to inc. James Bond Annual, World Distributors, 1965 (x 2); James Bond Annual, World Distributors, 1968; James Bond: The Legacy, first edition, Boxtree, 2002; Permission to Die, graphic novel, by Mike Grell; Casino Royale, graphic novel, by Hern, Gammidge, McLusky, and others (22)
Fleming, Ian. The Man With the Golden Gun, first edition, London: Jonathan Cape, 1965. Octavo, publisher's cloth with unclipped dust-jacket designed by Richard Chopping (priced 18s.). Contents very good, clean, bright, cloth well-preserved, dust-jacket good with a few very pale tiny spots and slight chipping to extreme edges of upper spine/corners, small ownership sticker on ffep, light spotting to top edge of text-block, some shelf-lean
Fleming, Ian. Dr. No, first edition, first issue, second-state binding with "Honeychile" silhouette on upper board, unclipped dust-jacket designed by Pat Marriott (priced 13s. 6d. ), London: Jonathan Cape, 1958. Contents very good, clean, bright, cloth very good with slight bumping to corners, dust-jacket very good with slight toning and light bumping/wear to extreme corners & edges of spine, some discolouration to verso of d.j., small ownership sticker on ffep, a little dusty along top edge, slight shelf-lean
Fleming, Ian. The Spy Who Loved Me, first edition, London: Jonathan Cape, 1962. Octavo, publisher's cloth with unclipped dust-jacket designed by Richard Chopping (priced 15s. ). Contents very good, clean, bright, binding tight & square, cloth very well-preserved, dust-jacket very well-preserved with only a few very faint marks, small ownership sticker on ffep, a little dusty along top edge
Marvel Comics. Extensive Collection. To include:Secret Wars, 2015-16, plus tie-ins, comprising: Secret Wars: #0-9; Last Days: Ant-Man #1; Captain America & the Mighty Avengers #8-9; Magneto #18-21; Ms. Marvel #16-18; Punisher #19-20; Silk #7; Silver Surfer #13-15; Spider-Woman #10; Battleworld: Age of Ultron vs Marvel Zombies #1-4; Ghost Racers #1-4; Inhumans: Attilan Rising #1-5; Korvac Saga #1-4; Marvel Zombies #1-4; Master of Kung Fu #1-4; Red Skull #1-2; Runaways #1-4; Secret Wars: Battleworld #1-4; Secret Wars: Secret Love #1; Secret Wars Journal #1-5; Siege #1-4; Star-Lord & Kitty Pride #1-3; Thors #1-4; Ultimate End #1-5; Warzones: 1602 Witch Hunter Angela #1-4; 1872 #1-4; A-Force #1-5; Age of Apocalypse #1-5; Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #1-5; Armor Wars #1-5; Captain Britain & the Mighty Defenders #1-2; Captain Marvel & the Carol Corps #1-4; Civil War #1-5; Deadpool's Secret #1-4; E is for Extinction #1-4; Future Imperfect #1-5; Giant-Size Little Marvel AVX #1-4; Guardians of Knowhere #1-4; Hail Hydra #1-4; Hank Johnson: Agent of Hydra #1; House of M #1-4; Howard the Human #1; Inferno #1-5; Infinity Gauntlet #1-5; M.O.D.O.K. Assassin #1-5; Mrs. Deadpool & the Howling Commandos #1-4; Old Man Logan #1-5; Planet Hulk #1-5; Secret Wars 2099 #1-5; Secret Wars: Agents of Atlas #1; Spider-Island #1-5; Spider-Verse #1-5; Squadron Sinister #1-4; Weirdworld #1-5; Where Monsters Dwell #1-5; X-Men '92 #1-4; X-Tinction Agenda #1-4; Years of Future Past #1-5; Avengers World, #17-21 [please see Avengers World 2014-15 below]; Avengers #35-44 [please see Avengers 2012-15 below]. Each comic individually bagged & boarded, condition appears to be very good.Mutant Massacre. First Appearance of Mister Sinister: The Uncanny X-Men, #221, 1987 [first full appearance of Mister Sinister]; The Uncanny X-Men, #210-213, 1986 [first mention of Mister Sinister in #212, seen in silhouette in #213]; X-Factor, #9-11, 1986; The Mighty Thor, #372-374, 1986; The New Mutants, #46, 1986; Power Pack, #27, 1986; Daredevil, #238, 1986. Mutant Massacre crossover storyline represented in these 14 comics. Each comic individually bagged & boarded, condition appears to be very good. Together with a Marvel Dynam-X Evil Mutants action figure of Mr. Sinister, by Toy Biz, 1993, sealed in original packaging, the figure as new, the card packaging with some creasing & bumps.A quantity of Marvel comics, various series, 2010s, including Avengers (2012-15), #1-44 [NB: #35-44 tie-in with Secret Wars above]; Avengers World (2014-15), #1-21 [NB: #17-21 tie-in with Secret Wars above]; The Superior Spider-Man (2013-14), #1-33; The Superior Foes of Spider-Man (2013-15), #1-17; The Amazing Spider-Man, 2014 [first appearance of Cindy Moon as Silk], #1 to #20.1 [including the rare & desirable #4]; Uncanny Avengers, 2012, #1 (second printing) to #25, plus 008 AU; Wolverine (2013-14), #1-13, and others; a quantity of first issues and annual issues, mostly Marvel, some Dark Horse & other, plus several special & commemorative issues including What If The Hulk Had Killed Wolverine?, #50, 1993; The Amazing Spider-Man, #700, variant edition, 2013; Spider-Man, #1, collector's edition with silver cover, 1990; Spider-Man, #26, holographic cover with poster, 1992; Miracleman (Eclipse, 1985); Green Hornet (Now, 1992), complete with free button; Iron Jaw (Atlas, 1975); Wulf the Barbarian (Atlas, 1975); Valkyrie! (Eclipse, 1987); Reid Fleming (Eclipse, 1986); X-Farce (Eclipse, 1992); Crazyman (Continuity, 1992); Ultraman (Ultracomics, 1993), still sealed; Twilight (DC, 1990); Forbidden Worlds (A-Plus, 1991); Rip in Time (Fantagor, 1986); Wildstar (Image, 1993); Nemesis the Warlock (Eagle, 1984); Skateman (Pacific, 1983); Merc (Marvel, 1986); Inhumans (Marvel, 1990), and others, plus various 1980s & 1990s issues of Avengers, West Coast Avengers, Flash, Animal Man, Challengers Unknown, Justice League, Black Canary, Bad Company, Time Twisters, Judge Dredd, Justice Machine, Airboy, Prowler, Doomsday Squad, Deathmate, Alien Worlds, Wonder Man, Groo, Modred the Mystic, Marvel "What if...", and others. Most comics - especially the series from 2010s - individually bagged & boarded with condition appearing to be very good, some of the earlier comics are loose, sold with all faults, the whole in three long plastic containers & three boxes (6)
Ann Moore (Imposter). Henderson, Alexander. Examination of the Imposture of Ann Moore, Called the Fasting Woman of Tutbury; Illustrated by Remarks on Other Cases of Real and Pretended Abstinence, first edition, London: Underwood & Blacks, 1813. Octavo, iv, 52pp., contemporary paper-covered boards, spine lettered in gilt. Contents generally very good & bright, some toning & pale spotting towards the end, binding tight & square with some bumping & wear to corners, owner inscriptions on front free endpaper. A scarce work on this notable English woman whose actions are today viewed either as an early form of social protest or simple fraud
Fonteyn, Margot. Autobiography, signed, London: W. H. Allen, reprinted 1976, hardback with unclipped dust-jacket. Together with This Rough Magic, by Mary Stewart, signed first edition, London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1964, and Airs Above the Ground, unsigned first edition, Hodder, 1965 (3)Provenance: Margot Fonteyn autograph obtained at the Opera House in Manchester, c. 1976
Cohen, Leonard. Poems 1956-1968, London: Jonathan Cape, 1969, paperback. Early poetry collection by the musical genius and distinguished poet, featuring loosely-inserted manuscript note in red and blue ink, signed, ‘Leonard Cohen 25-2–70’ [the year of his first world tour]. The book also contains anonymous manuscript text on the final leaf, which appears to be in Leonard Cohen’s hand. Contents generally good & bright with occasional marks in places, the laminated paper covers with creasing & wear around corners/edgesProvenance: Purchased by the vendor around 40 years ago at a charity shop in Kensington. They discovered the note and inscription inside
Yorke, Courtenay. Pocket Deposits of Derbyshire: A General Survey, first edition, privately printed, 1961. Illustrated with five manuscript maps and numerous mounted photographs, also annotated with manuscript revisions. Quarto, 86pp., red buckram lettered in gilt. Contents very good, clean, bright, binding with some bumping and light wear to extremities, bearing label on front pastedown for Department of Geology Library, University of Glasgow
Tolkien, J. R. R. The Hobbit, first American edition, second state [publisher's logo on title, 'Chapter VI instead of VII on p. 118], Boston & New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1938. Octavo, publisher's cloth, map endpapers, half-title, colour frontispiece, 310pp., lacking colour plate to face p. 118, all other plates present as called for, contents generally clean & bright, occasional creasing & tears including to some of the plates, one plate detached, cloth with general discolouration and splitting to joints, wear to corners, sold with all faults
Aldin, Cecil. The Twins, first edition, London: Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton, [c.1910]. Quarto, publisher's quarter-cloth with illustrated boards, complete with 24 colour lithographic plates, plus pictorial title and illustrated endpapers. The plates are well-preserved, clean, bright; text pages with some light spotting, more pronounced on half-title; binding with slight pulling at inner gutters, some bumping & wear to corners of boards with slight splitting to cloth at joints; housed in protective clear covers
Malton, James. The Young Painter's Maulstick; Being a Practical Treatise on Perspective, first edition, London: Printed & Published for the Author by Barfield & Carpenter, 1800. Association copy, originally belonging to Benjamin West but not inscribed. The author's published dedication is addressed to Benjamin West as President of the Royal Academy. Title, Dedication, Apology & Preface [xiv] 71pp., illustrated with 23 engraved & aquatint etched plates (one folding). The pages are generally well-preserved, clean & bright with some faint spotting in places, plate 12 has a tear. Quarto, contemporary paper-covered boards, untrimmed edges, disbound, boards detached and contents loose, sold with all faultsProvenance: By descent. Vendor's late husband was descended on his mother's side from noted artist Benjamin West PRA (American, 1738-1820)
[Hemsterhuis, Francois]. Alexis ou De l'age d'or, first edition, Riga: Hartknoch, 1787. Scarce first edition of one of the most important works by Hemsterhuis. Octavo, 188pp., plus one folding plate, on heavy laid paper, contemporary paper-covered boards. Contents well-preserved & bright, wide margins, some very pale spotting, armorial bookplate covered over on front pastedown, binding worn with loss to spine'In Alexis Hemsterhuis, perhaps influenced by contemporary German philosophy, presented for the first time his concept of the golden age and the harmonious development of the individual. He also introduced the notion of the value of poetical truth (truth discovered by the poet in moments of enthusiasm). With these ideas Hemsterhuis had moved far from his earlier rationalism, and his thought was received with admiration and approval by representatives of the Sturm und Drang and romantic movements in philosophy.' [Encyclopedia of Philosophy]
[Cruikshank, Robert]. The Dandies' Ball; Or, High Life in the City, first edition, London: John Marshall, 1819. Octavo, stitched paper covers, illustrated with 16 hand-coloured etchings by Robert Cruikshank. The front pastedown includes some comic manuscript verse about dandies, 'A fungus, unknown to Philosophy's eye! / It seems to exist - but we cannot tell why!...For apes have reflection; and useful the ass / But a Dandy can only reflect in his glass'. Very worn & discoloured with old paper repairs and areas of loss, sold with all faults
Johns, W. E. Gimlet Comes Home, first edition, Hodder & Stoughton, 1946, illustrated by W. Stead, unclipped dust-jacket, neat owner inscription. Tog. w/ five Brockhampton first editions comprising: Gimlet's Oriental Quest, 1948, unclipped d.j.; Gimlet Lends a Hand, 1949, clipped d.j.; Gimlet Bores In, 1950, unclipped d.j.; Gimlet Off the Map, 1951, unclipped d.j.; Gimlet Mops Up, first edition, 1947, the final title in worn wrapper with loss & lacking ffep (6)
Johns, W. E. Biggles Hits the Trail, first edition, 1935, colour frontis. & six illustrated pages, blue cloth, frontis. loose; Biggles Flies East, reprinted 1937, monotone plates & colour frontis., cloth, lacking ffep; Biggles - Secret Agent, first edition, 1940, colour frontis. & six b&w illustrations, plate list incorrectly shows p. 159 instead of 157 as placed, worn cloth, frontis. loose; Biggles Sees It Through, first edition, 1941, colour frontis. & six plain illustrations, worn tan cloth (4)
Johns, W. E. Biggles Sweeps the Desert, first edition, October 1942, colour frontis. & eight b&w illustrations (two double-page), restored wrapper; Biggles Fails to Return, first edition, August 1943, colour frontis. & 15 illustrations, map endpapers, dust-jacket with loss at top & bottom of spine; Biggles in the Jungle, first edition, 1944, colour frontis. & four illustrations by Terence Cuneo, dust-jacket chipped at edges, loss at base of spine, cloth faded top & bottom edges; Biggles in the Orient, first edition, November 1944, colour frontis. & 12 illustrations by W. Stead, dust-jacket priced 6/- on flap, pale blue cloth, slightly faded at spine & corners (4)
Johns, W. E. Worrals Carries On, first edition, 1942, dust-jacket & contents worn; Worrals Flies Again, first edition, 1942, inscriptions to endpapers and some pale spots to cloth, and seven other first edition Worrals titles, all in wrappers, inscriptions & some cloth covers spotted, Hodder & Stoughton & Lutterworth Press, 1943-51 (9)
Johns, W. E. Comrades in Arms, first edition, August 1947, dust-jacket & illustrations by W. Stead, aquamarine blue cloth, gilt titles, loosely-inserted publisher's letter with facsimile signature, tog. w/ six other 1940s first editions, all in wrappers (two with some wear & loss at spine), comprising: Sergeant Bigglesworth C.I.D.; Biggles' Second Case; Biggles Hunts Big Game; Biggles Takes a Holiday; Biggles Breaks His Silence; Biggles Delivers the Goods, all but one unclipped and priced 6/- on jackets, 1946-49 (7)
Johns, W. E. Collection of 18 first editions in dust-jackets, 12 published by Hodder & Stoughton, six by Brockhampton Press, 1950-59: Biggles Gets His Men; Biggles Works It Out; Another Job For Biggles; Biggles Goes to School; Biggles Takes the Case; Biggles Follows On; Biggles in the Gobi; Biggles and the Pirate Treasure; Biggles Cuts It Fine; Biggles' Chinese Puzzle; Biggles in Australia; No Rest For Biggles; Biggles Takes Charge; Biggles of the Interpol; Biggles on the Home Front; Biggles Presses On; Biggles on Mystery Island; Biggles in Mexico, all priced between 6/- & 8/6d, two price-clipped, some inscribed with owner names, mostly very good, tog. w/ The Boy Biggles, Dean & Son, 1968 (19)
Dahl, Roald. The BFG, first edition, London: Jonathan Cape, 1982, hardback, publisher's grey cloth lettered in gilt, unclipped dust-jacket illustrated by Quentin Blake, protective mylar cover. Internally very good, clean, bright, appears unread, binding tight & square, cloth very well-preserved, dust-jacket very good, bold & bright, with just a crease & short tear on back top-edge, a few very pale marks to top-edge of text-block, a near fine example
Nicolson, Benedict. Joseph Wright of Derby, in two volumes, London: Routledge, Kegan Paul, 1968. Quarto, bearing bookplates of Michael Robert Handley, Newby Hall. Contents good & bright, dust-jacket of first volume with slight wear at top of spine, protective mylar jackets. Together with three other works on Wright of Derby: Life & Works, Bemrose, [c. 1885], featuring six etched plates (The Twins, by F. Seymour Haden inscribed '1st Proof') and other illustrations, 4pp. plus illustrations, remainder of book blank/unused leaves; a catalogue of paintings, Henry Graves' Galleries, 1910; Wright of Derby, by Judy Egerton, Tate, 1990, condition varied, sold with all faults (5)
Lewis, C. S. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, first edition, second impression, London: Geoffrey Bles, 1954. Octavo, publisher's pale blue cloth with silver titles, colour frontispiece. Internally good, clean, bright, a couple of very pale handling marks in places, some light colouring to a couple of the black & white illustrations, neat contemporary owner inscription to ffep, cloth with discolouration and some splitting to joints but strong, lacking dust-jacket
Dahl, Roald. George's Marvellous Medicine, first edition, London: Jonathan Cape, 1981, hardback, publisher's blue cloth lettered in gilt, unclipped dust-jacket illustrated by Quentin Blake, protective mylar cover. Internally very good, clean and bright with incredibly light signs of handling, binding tight & square, cloth well-preserved & bright with very light bumping to corners, slight discolouration to extreme edges, dust-jacket bold & bright with very slight fading to spine, slight wear to extreme corners, a couple of light fold-lines to inner flap
Tolkien, J. R. R. The Silmarillion, edited by Christopher Tolkien, first edition, London: George Allen & Unwin, 1977. Octavo, publisher's navy cloth lettered in gilt, unclipped dust-jacket. Contents very good, clean, bright, a couple of light handling marks to endpapers, a few small spots to fore-edge, binding very good, tight & square, cloth very well-preserved, dust-jacket very good, bold & bright, folding map at rear well-preserved. Together with another the same in clipped d.j. with faded spine (2)
Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, first edition, first impression, London: Bloomsbury, 1998, paperback, full number line, "10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1". A good, clean example, some toning to page edges, a couple of very light creases to covers and incredibly faint fold-lines to some page corners, very slight wear to extreme corners & edges
Dahl, Sophie; Annie Morris (Illust.). The Man with the Dancing Eyes, first edition, signed by the author & the illustrator with an original illustration by Annie Morris facing the title page, hardback with unclipped dust-jacket and protective mylar cover, tog. w/ another six of the same, unsigned, all fine, Bloomsbury, 2003 (7)
Kerr, P. B. Children of the Lamp: The Akhenaten Adventure, 21 signed first editions, most fine/unread, a few with bumps/knocks to covers, Scholastic, 2004; Children of the Lamp: The Blue Djinn of Babylon, five signed first editions, fine, Scholastic, 2005; The Akhenaten Adventure, three boxed Uncorrected Proofs, paperbacks (29)
Hussey, Charmian; Christopher Crump (Illust.). The Valley of Secrets, ten first Deluxe Special Limited Editions, each signed by the author & illustrator and numbered of 102, hardbacks with dust-jackets in green slipcases, fine, Saint Piran Press, 2003; The Valley of Secrets, first softcover edition, signed & inscribed by the author, tog. w/ ten others the same, signed without dates or additional inscriptions, some sealed, each with a publisher's compliments slip, fine, Saint Piran Press, 2003; The Valley of Secrets, five first hardback editions, each signed by author & illustrator, fine, Hodder, 2004; The Valley of Secrets, two Hodder proof copies, paperbacks, bumped at corners, otherwise fine, Hodder, 2004, and 42 promotional postcards for The Valley of Secrets, four different designs, the whole in one carton
Colfer, Eoin. Collection comprising: Artemis Fowl: The Arctic Incident, signed first edition, fine, Puffin, 2002, tog. w/ another unsigned; Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code, two signed firsts, fine, Puffin, 2003, tog. w/ another 14 unsigned; Artemis Fowl, three signed paperback firsts, fine, Puffin, 2002; Artemis Fowl: The Arctic Incident, 10 unsigned US firsts, fine, Hyperion, 2002; Spud Murphy, two unsigned paperback firsts, fine, Puffin, 2004, and a quantity of Artemis Fowl promotional bookmarks, booklets and badges, the whole in one carton
Collection of children's & young adult fiction, first editions, many signed, comprising: Predator's Gold, by Philip Reeve, two signed first edition hardbacks with unclipped dust-jackets and loosely-inserted bookmarks, protective mylar covers, near-fine/unread, Scholastic, 2003; Mortal Engines, by Philip Reeve, two signed firsts, fine, 2001; Sabriel, by Garth Nix, signed first UK ed., fine, Collins, 2002, tog. w/ exclusive boxed t-shirt; Tanglewreck, by Jeanette Winterson, two signed firsts, fine, Bloomsbury, 2006; Firesong, by William Nicholson, signed first, fine, Egmont, 2002; Pure Dead Wicked, by Debi Gliori, signed first, red suede, bumped at corners, otherwise fine, Doubleday, 2002; The Dark Hills Divide, by Patrick Carman, six Uncorrected Proofs, five in tissue wrappers, the open one signed, fine, tog. w/ three promo flyers; Death and the Arrow, by Chris Priestley, ten firsts, signed, fine, Doubleday, 2003; Redwulf's Curse, two firsts, signed, fine, Doubleday, 2005; Lionboy, by Zizou Corder, signed first, tog. w/ an Uncorrected Proof of the same, Puffin, 2003; The Cry of the Icemark, by Stuart Hill, ten signed firsts in slipcases, fine, Chicken House, 2005; The Book Thief, Uncorrected Proof, fine, Doubleday, 2007, and several others similar (56)
Clarke, Susanna. Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, two Uncorrected Proofs, 'bound manuscripts', London: Bloomsbury, 2004, with publisher's bookmarks dated 4 October 2004, one unopened in brown paper with twine and wax seal, the other near-fine & unread, together with three signed first edition hardbacks of the same, two in black covers, one in white, full number lines, '10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1', London: Bloomsbury, 2004, in very good to near-fine condition (5)
Pullman, Philip. The Amber Spyglass, first edition hardback with signed bookplate (loosely inserted, sticker still unused), history of Alethiometer booklet and Ottakar's bookmark, London: David Fickling Books, Scholastic, 2000, with unclipped dust-jacket and protective mylar cover, in fine, unread condition

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