1925. An original cartoon by Strube drawn in pen & ink on Whatman Drawing Board. 38 x 26.5 cm. The cartoon, which is stamped on the verso: '14th Jan 1925, and which was probably published in the Daily Express, shows pedestrians crossing a traffic-fileld road by means of an escalator and a helter-skelter. Light dust-soiling, else very good.

Melbourne: London: Toronto: William Heinemann Ltd, 1951. Hardcover. 71 pages. Illustrated in colour throughout. Original pictorial boards; original dust-wrapper. First edition. One tear to rear panel of wrapper; some wear to spine fow wrapper; else a very good copy.

London: Dean’s Rag Book Co., Ltd, No date [191922-1929]. 10 pages. Illustrate in colour by Coreen Linda Marsh. 133 x 112 mm. A fine copy from the Dean archive with the original paper advert’ slip still loosely laid in. See Cope, page 98.

London: Dean’s Rag Book Co. Ltd, No date, but between 1911 & 1913. 32 pages. Illustrated throughout in colour by Helen Grace C. Marsh Lambert. 140 x 115 mm. A fine copy from the Dean archive with the original brochure loosely laid in. See Cope. Page 79.

London: Hildesheimer and Faulkner, No date [1880s]. 64 pages. Illustrated throughout with chromolithographs. Original cloth-backed pictorial paper-covers boards. 238 x 185 mm. Small bookplate. A very fresh, clean copy.

León.Everest. 1967. [8], 9-425pp. Illustrated in black & white and colour throughout. Original decorative buckram gilt. Original pictorial dust-wrapper. Quarto. First edition. fore-edges just beginning to brown; wrapper a trifle faded at edges; else a very good, clean copy.

Cambridge.Macmillan & Co. 1857. viii, 420 pages, [4 pages ad's], 24 pages ad's dated January 1857. Bound in recent half morocco over marbled boards, the spine with raised gilt bands, and gilt decoration to the panels. Octavo. A handsome and clean copy. Published the same year as the first edition.

London.The Crescent Press. 1937. [10], 11-254, [255]pp. Black & white frontispiece and many black & white illustrations by Ardizzone throughout. Original cloth with black, gilt labels to front board and spine. Original pictorial dust-wrapper. Octavo. First edition. A fine copy in a fine wrapper.Presentation copy. Inscription on front free endpaper reads: "To F.L.E. Watts, The owner of this Opus, its author presents his coy congratulations and warm good wishes. A. Neil Lyons. 11th February, 1939." Very Scarce.

Glasgow: John S. Marr & Sons, 1885. Hardcover. 128 pages. Colour frontispiece. Original decorative cloth gilt. First edition. Small rub on endpaper; else a very good copy.

London: Elliott & Fry, 1860s. Carte-de-visite of Tom Taylor, the famous 19th century English dramatist, critic, biographer, public servant, and editor of Punch, by Elliott & Fry, 55 Baker Street, Portman Square. Condition very good. 10.4 x 6.2 cm.

York: R. Burdekin, No date [circa 1820’s]. 16 pages, including self-wrappers. 85 x 58 mm. Illustrated with sixteen woodcuts. Spine expertly repaired; else a very good copy. Richard Burdekin’s chapbooks are rarely found. We have been able to trace only a single copy of this title, in the Pierpont Morgan Library.

London: J. E. Evans, No date [circa 1820]. 16 pages, including self-wrappers. Illustrated with 16 woodcuts. Expert repair to spine; else in excellent condition. Rare, Worldcat shows 1 copy only. The British Libray, together with the Opies, date this as 1803, but we feel it may well be a little later.

London:-: Printed and Published by W.S. Johnson 60, St. Martin’s lane, Charing Cross, No date [circa 1850]. A panoramic pull-out book of 12 panels, of which, four bear text and the remaining 8, hand-coloured engravings; folding into original wrappers; the upper panel title and bearing an engraving of Tom Thumb. Extended: 108 x 12 cm. Folded: 12 x 10 cm. Worn and chipped and creased, with one joint splitting, but a rare survival. Contained in a modern cloth and paper case. The Hockliffe project website has another title in the same series: Old Mother Goose.

London: F. Warne & Co, Bedford Street., Covent Garden, No date [circa 1880]. [8] leaves, including wrappers, printed on one side only, and each bearing a coloured wood-engraving with verses beneath. 152 x 107 mm. A very good copy.

London.Thomas Rodd. 1830. [5], 6-34, [2], [1], 2-4, [4]pp advertisements. Frontispiece, vignette on title page, four black & white plates and vignette tail piece on final page. Original pictorial paper covers. 12mo. First edition. Wrappers a trifle marked and dust-soiled, and all paper lost from the spine; a few spots to inner margin of pages 11-13; small loss to top edge of page 21/22; top corners of pages 21-24 a little turned and finger-marked; advertisements at rear a little spotted; small bookseller's label to top corner of inside front cover. A very good copy of a first issue with a mistake in pagination [pp. 29 - 30]. and all adverts at rear, including two smaller ad's, one being printed on yellow paper.

London: Dean & Son Ltd, No date [circa 1890-1900]. [8] pages, including outer wrappers. Illustrated in full colour on covers and centrefold; the others pages illustrated on line. 15.2 x 9 cm. An excellent copy of an ephemeral little book. Very scarce.

London: Transatlantic Arts Ltd, No date [1944/46]. Illustrated throughout in colour. Original wrappers. 13.2 x 9.5 cm. Light rusting of staples, else a fine copy

York: J. Kendrew. 32 pages, including pastedown wrappers. Illustrated throughout with six woodcuts and a tailpiece. Original printed wrappers with cuts to both upper and lower panels 9.5 x 6.5 cm. Spine expertly repaired. A very nice copy. Davis 53.

York: J. Kendrew, No date [circa 1830]. 32 pages, the first and last being blanks pasted to the printed wrappers as issued. Illustrated with a woodcut frontispiece, and 6 woodcuts in the text. 102 x 65 mm. Wrappers a little dust-soiled, else a very good copy of this chapbook.

Alnwick: Stereotyped and Printed by W. Davison, No date [circa 1840's]. 36 pages including outer paste-down wrappers. Illustrated throughout with woodcuts, some by Thomas Bewick. Original wrappers with a woodcut of a dog to the upper wrapper. 138 x 91 mm. A fine copy.