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MICHAEL LONGLEY: The Echo Gate. Poems 1975-1979. (SIGNED)	JOHN LANCHESTER: The Debt to Pleasure. A novel	SERGEI EISENSTEIN: Que Viva Mexico! With an introduction by Ernest Lindgren
PAT BARKER: The Regeneration Trilogy. Complete in three volumes comprising 'Regeneration', 'The Eye in the Door' and 'The Ghost Road'	P.G.WODEHOUSE: The Coming of Bill. A novel	ROBERT GRAVES. Paul Nash: Welchman's Hose. Poems. With wood engravings by Paul Nash
R.W.CAMPBELL: The Mixed Division (T). A novel	R.S.THOMAS: Experimenting with an Amen. Poems	PATRICK O'BRIAN: A Book of Voyages. Edited, introduced and with comments by Patrick O'Brian and with decorations by Joan Burton
PETER LOVESEY: Wobble to Death. (SIGNED)	COVENTRY PATMORE (published anonymously): The Angel in the House. Complete in two volumes comprising 'The Betrothal' and 'The Espousals'	BRIAN COFFEY: [Poems]
RUPERT BROOKE: 1914. Five Sonnets	PENELOPE GILLIATT: One by One. A novel	JOHN BUCHAN: contributes his seventeen-verse poem 'The Song of the Sea Captain' (later included in his 1917 collection 'Poems in Scots and English') to the anthology A Beggar's Wallet. Containing Contributions in Prose, Verse and Pictorial Illustration, Gathered from Certain Works in Art and Letters. Edited with an introduction by Archibald Stodart Walker
LAURIE LEE: I Can't Stay Long. (INSCRIBED)	BRIAN MOORE: Judith Hearne. A novel. (INSCRIBED)	SEAMUS HEANEY: contributes his poem 'Bye-Child' to Twelve to Twelve. Poetry D-Day. Camden Festival 1970. Edited by Jeni Couzyn
JOHN BETJEMAN AND JOHN PIPER: Church Poems. With drawings by John Piper. (WITHDRAWN FIRST ISSUE)	WALLACE STEVENS: contributes his verse-monologue 'Carlos Among the Candles' to an issue of the periodical 'Poetry. A Magazine of Verse'. Vol. XI, No. 3, December 1917. Edited by Harriet Monroe	SHERWOOD ANDERSON: contributes 'Mid-American Songs', a sequence of six poems all of which were subsequently included in his collection 'Mid-American Chants' (1918), to an issue of the periodical 'Poetry. A Magazine of Verse'. Vol. X, No. 6, September 1917. Edited by Harriet Monroe
ERNEST RHYS: contributes his poems 'The Hunting-Song of Them That Did Not Hunt' and 'Dagonet's Canzonet' to an issue of the periodical 'Poetry. A Magazine of Verse'. Vol. II, No. 6, September 1913. Edited by Harriet Monroe	WALLACE STEVENS: contributes 'Letters d'un Soldat', poems on a French soldier's letters from the front, to an issue of the periodical 'Poetry. A Magazine of Verse'. Vol. XII, No. 2, May 1918. Edited by Harriet Monroe	EDGAR LEE MASTERS: contributes his poems 'Henry Murray', 'At Fairbanks' and 'George Joslin on "La Menken"', verses subsequently included in his collection 'Domesday Book', to an issue of the periodical 'Poetry. A Magazine of Verse'. Vol. XIV, No. 3, June 1919. Edited by Harriet Monroe
FORD MADOX FORD (writing as 'Ford Madox Hueffer'): contributes 'What the Orderly Dog Saw' (the first appearance in print of this three-part poem, which was subsequently included in the collection 'On Heaven') to an issue of the periodical 'Poetry. A Magazine of Verse'. Vol. IX, No. 6, March 1917. Edited by Harriet Monroe	MAX MICHELSON: contributes his "present day myth play" 'The Tired Woman' to an issue of the periodical 'Poetry. A Magazine of Verse'. Vol. XI, No. 5, February 1918. Edited by Harriet Monroe	MASUJI IBUSE: Lieutenant Lookeast and Other Stories. Translated from the Japanese by John Bester
BARRY UNSWORTH: The Songs of the Kings. A novel	L.P.HARTLEY: The Love-Adept. A Variation on a Theme	TAMBIMUTTU: Tambimuttu: Bridge Between Two Worlds. Edited by Jane Williams, with Kathleen Raine
RONALD FRAME: Watching Mrs Gordon and Other Stories	PHILIP LARKIN: Early Poems and Juvenilia. Edited and introduced by A.T.Tolley	JOHN UPDIKE: The Same Door. Stories
JOHN MORTIMER: Charade. A novel	NANCY CUNARD: Sublunary. Poems	JOHN BANVILLE: Doctor Copernicus. A novel
REDMOND O'HANLON: Congo Journey. (INSCRIBED)	DYLAN THOMAS AND CERI RICHARDS: Richard Burns. Ceri Richards and Dylan Thomas: Keys to Transformation. A monograph	ISABELLE ANSCOMBE: Omega and After. Bloomsbury and the Decorative Arts. With photographs by Howard Grey and a two-page foreword by John Lehmann
T.H.WHITE: Loved Helen and Other Poems	W.S.GRAHAM: contributes his poem 'he Feeding Arrows' to an issue of the uncommon periodical 'Voices'. New series no. 2, winter 1946-47. Edited by Denys Val Baker	ERIC GILL: Songs to Our Lady of Silence. With six small ornament engravings by Eric Gill (including the press devices) and four more by Desmond Chute (all unaccredited)
ANDREW MOTION: Goodnestone. A Sequence. (SIGNED)	TED HUGHES: The Martyrdom of Bishop Farrar. A poem. (SIGNED)	J.M.SYNGE: The Autobiography of J.M.Synge. Constructed from the manuscripts and with an introduction by Alan Price, plus fourteen photographs taken by Synge and an essay, 'Synge and the Photography of his Time', by O.J.Pocock
JOHN GALSWORTHY (writing as 'John Sinjohn'): A Man of Devon. Four stories	ANTHONY HOPE: The Dolly Dialogues	WILLIAM FAULKNER: Go Down, Moses and Other Stories
JOHN GARFIELD: The Fallen. A Photographic Journey Through the War Cemeteries and Memorials of the Great War, 1914-18. With an introduction by Gavin Stamp. (SIGNED)	PERIODICAL. Ronald Duncan: Five consecutive issues (No. 16, May 1942 - No. 20, February 1944) of the uncommon agricultural periodical 'The Scythe', formally 'The Townsman'. Edited by Ronald Duncan	REX WHISTLER. Elizabeth Godley: Green Outside. With decorations by Rex Whistler
JOHN CHEEVER: The World of Apples. Stories	PHILIP TOYNBEE: Pantaloon; or The Valediction. A novel	CECIL COLLINS. Brian Keeble: The Vision of the Fool and Other Writings. Edited with an introduction by Brian Keeble. (INSCRIBED BY THE EDITOR)
ROBERT NYE: Doubtfire. A novel	EUGENE O'NEILL. Barrett H.Clark: Eugene O'Neill. The Man and His Plays. (INSCRIBED)	FORREST REID: Private Road. [Memoirs]
JOHN CHRISTOPHER: The World in Winter. A novel	JANET TEISSIER DU CROS: Divided Loyalties. [A Scotswoman in Occupied France]. With a preface by D.W.Brogan	EDWARD MARSH. Stephen Godden: The Fables of Jean De La Fontaine. Translated into English verse by Edward Marsh and with twenty-six copper engravings by Stephen Godden (including two title page designs). Complete in two volumes. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
DAVID JONES AND ERIC GILL: David Jones and Eric Gill. Watercolours, Drawings and Prints. The catalogue of an undated [May-June 1990] exhibition at Austin/Desmond, Bloomsbury	NEVILLE DUKE AND EDWARD LANCHBERY: Sound Barrier. The Story of High-Speed Flight. (INSCRIBED)	LAFCADIO HEARN: Youma. The Story of a West-Indian Slave
REX WHISTLER: The New Forget-Me-Not. An anthology. With four colour plates and various handsome decorations by Rex Whistler. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)	ELLIS PETERS: Saint Peter's Fair. The Fourth Chronicle of Brother Cadfael	RICHARD JEFFERIES: contributes his illustrated essay 'Field Sports in Art. 1. - The Mammoth Hunter' to the annual bound volume (containing all twelve issues) of the monthly periodical The Art Journal. Edited by Marcus Bourne Huish
W.O.HASSALL: The Holkham Bible Picture Book. With an introduction and commentary by W.O.Hassall and a one-page foreword by The Earl of Leicester	W.B.YEATS: Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry. Edited and selected by W.B.Yeats	MARY KENT RIVERS: Folk Rhymes of the Great War
PATRICK DACEY: We've Already Gone This Far. Stories	KIRSTEN IRVING: Never Never Never Come Back. Poems. (INSCRIBED)	EDWARD BOND: The Woman. Scenes from War and Freedom. A play
ST. JOHN ADCOCK: Collected Poems of St. John Adcock	BRIGADIER GENERAL SIR ARCHIBALD HOME: The Diary of a World War I Cavalry Officer. Edited by Diana Briscoe	KEITH ROBERTS: The Inner Wheel. A novel
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