Hamburg: Jos. Susskind. No date [between 1914-1918]. 6 pages. 316 x 167 mm. A German issue of Dean’s Rag Book Company’s, 'Bow-Wow’s Rag Book,' No. 156. A fine copy from the Dean Archive with the original advert’ slip loosely laid in..

Gretna: Pelican Publishing Company, 2001. Hardcover. Dust-wrapper. Illustrated throughout in colour. First edition. Signed by author on title. Soft corner crease to endpaper and first four leaves; else fine.

London.David Nutt. 1906. [8], 147pp. Illustrated with four full-page black & white plates; and line drawings. Original pictorial cloth, printed in red on green, with gilt titling to the spine. Octavo. Top edge gilt. First U.K. edition. Presentation inscription on endpaper; little rubbed at head of spine; else a very good copy.

London: Frederick Warne & Co, No date [circa 1880's]. [12] leaves, printed on one side only, the first and last pasted to the wrappers as issued. 6 pages of text, and 24 coloured engravings by Kronheim & Co [ 4 per page] illustrating the letters of the alphabet. Original decorative wrappers. 25.5 x 22 cm. Little trimmed at tope edge; spine repaired; some light browning here & there throughout; creasing to pastedowns.

Prescot.T. Stephenson & Sons Ltd. 1968. xii, 432pp. Illustrated with many black & white reproductions of photographs. Original blue cloth, gilt. Original pictorial dust-wrapper. Octavo. Second edition. A fine copy in a like unprice-clipped wrapper.

Dean & Son Ltd, No date [circa 1945]. Softcover. 8 pages, including pictorial card covers, of which 4 are full-colour cut-outs to make the models. Oblong: 24.6 x 32 cm. A near fine copy.

London: George G. Harrap & Co, 1936. 48 pages. Illustrated in brown and white. Original pictorial paper-covered boards; original pictorial dust-wrapper. 4to. First edition. Rub to central image on wrapper; small piece torn from front endpaper; little worn head & heel of spine; ownership inscription on endpaper; else a very good copy of this charming and very evocative children's book telling the story of a journey from Paddington to Bristol on the Great Western Railway. Scarce in the original dust-wrapper.

1935. 153 x 229 mm. The reverse having a diagram of the interchange stations of the central area of the London Underground. A worn copy splitting along folds.

1936. 154 x 230 mm. The reverse having a diagram of the interchange stations of the central area of the London Underground. A very good copy.

1936. 154 x 230 mm. The reverse having a diagram of the interchange stations of the central area of the London Underground. A very good copy.

1937. 153 x 230 mm. The reverse having a diagram of the interchange stations of the central area of the London Underground. Little worn on folds and very slightly marked; else a very good copy.

1937. 153 x 230 mm. The reverse having a diagram of the interchange stations of the central area of the London Underground. Little worn on folds and some marking and light soiling ; else a very good copy.

1934. 152 x 230 mm. In this design, the problem of confusion between the Central Line, coloured orange, and the Bakerloo Line, coloured red, was resolved by changing the Central Line to red and the Bakerloo Line to brown. Tiny mark on verso; else very good.

1936. 154 x 230 mm. The reverse having a diagram of the interchange stations of the central area of the London Underground. A very good copy.

1936. 154 x 230 mm. The reverse having a diagram of the interchange stations of the central area of the London Underground. Little worn on folds and very slightly marked; neat manuscript addition in ink; else a very good copy.

1937. 155 x 229 mm. The reverse having a diagram of the interchange stations of the central area of the London Underground. Some staining to the reverse; map very clean.

London. Edmund Ward Limited, 1958. A coloured map mounted on linen, folding into pictorial card covers. Corner s and edges just a little bumped; else an very good, clean copy.

London: Frederick Warne & Co., Ltd, No date [1930's?]. [14] pages, the first and last pastedowns. Illustrated throughout in colour by Barnard Way. Original pictorial stiff covers. 4to. A near fine copy. From the Warne archive, with their stamp to the lower blank margin of the second page.

London: Published by the Great Western Railway, 1935. 96 pages. Illustrated throughout in black & white. Original pictorial semi-stiff covers. 4to. First edition. Some slight wear to edges of binding, with a short split at the head of the spine; few, occasional spots; else a very good clean copy.

London: Edmound Ward (Publishers) ltd, 1958. Hardcover. 64 pages. Illustrated throughout in colour. Red, gilt boards with original pictorial dust-wrapper. Oblong. Measures approximately 11 x 14.5cm. First edition. Some creasing and slight wear to wrapper; brown cup-stains to reverse of wrapper; else a very good copy.