London.Smith, Elder & Co. 1907. [xi], xii, [1], 2-328pp + [4]pp catalogue at rear. 28 black & white illustrations including frontispiece and vignette on title. Original pictorial cloth gilt. Octavo. First edition. Spine is slightly cocked; rear board is a little damped at top corner and lower edge, but without discolouration; some spotting to endpapers and fore-edges; half-title has loss of approx 2cm to lower corner and has previous owners signature; else a very good copy.

London.John W. Parker. 1844. [i-iii], iv-vii, [viii], [1], 2-183, [1] pp. Wood engravings throughout. Full calf gilt Stamped gilt coat of arms to upper cover. Repeat blind stamped to lower. Octavo. First edition. Bookplate. School prize notation to front free endpaper. Previous owner's note on front blank. Slight ink soiling to p83. Binding generally worn and some splitting to head and heel of spine. Corners a trifle bumped; else a very good copy of a scarce book.

London.Jamez Davis, Eizak Pitman Fonetik Institeut. 1880. [i-vii] [7] 8-48pp. Green decorative cloth, gilt. Octavo. First Edition. Bookseller's stamp to rear free endpaper. Pencil shorthand note to front free endpaper; stained to endpaper edges; minor bumping to head and heel of spine; front board a trifle rubbed; else an excellent copy.Very Scarce. Written by an 11 year old girl.

New York: The Macmillan Company, 1947. Hardcover. Pictorial price-clipped dust-wrapper. First U.S. edition. Slight wear to the extremities of the dust-wrapper with three minor chips; else a very good, fresh copy.

1939. Pages 325 – 376, as issued. Illustrated. Original pictorial wrappers. 4to.Small tape repairs to rear & front wrappers; old vertical crease-marks to front wrapper; else very good.

London: Chapman and Hall, 1877. Hardback. vii, 452 pages. Contemporary half blue calf over marbled boards, with red labels to the spine. Octavo. New edition. Cover edges and corners slightly rubbed; else a very good copy.

London.Random Century Group Ltd. 1991. ISBN 0712649913. Original boards, gilt. Original pictorial dust-wrapper. Octavo. First Edition. A near mint copy in a like unprice-clipped wrapper.

London. Volumes one, two, & three: Archibald Constable [volume one] The St. Catherine's Press [volumes two & three], 1908. 1926. 1932. Three volumes. 518; 388; 452 pages. Each illustrated throughout. Original red cloth, gilt. Large 4to. Volume one top edge gilt. First editions. Inner joint of volume one cracked and some spotting to the endpapers and half-title; light spotting to the fore-edge of volume three; else a very good set. Signature of the Kent historian Philip Rogers to the front endpaper of volume one. This set is very heavy and will incur extra postal charges. Contact us directly for a shipping quote.

London. University of London Oxford University Press. No date. Hardback. 24 pages. Illustrated throughout. Original red cloth, gilt. 4to.A very good copy.

London: The St. Catherine's Press, 1932. Hardcover. 452 pages. Illustrated. Original red cloth, gilt. Some spotting to fore-edges; binding very lightly rubbed and one corners a touch bumped; else very good. This is the third and final volume in the History of Kent, the first volume being published in 1908.

London.Adam and Charles Black. 1970. Part I: x, 606pp. Part II: viii, 510pp. Both volumes original blue cloth, gilt. (No wrappers.) Octavos. From the library of Emmanuel Amand de Mendieta (Canon of Winchester Cathedral), with his ownership inscriptions to front endpapers, detaining the books as gifts from his wife. Loosely laid in is a letter dating from 1962 from the author to Mendieta. Some tanning of the paper; else very good copies.This is a heavy set, so please contact us directly for a shipping quote.

London.Oxford University Press. 1949. xiii, [1], 224pp. Illustrated throughout. Original decorative red cloth, gilt. Small folio. A very good copy.

Morpeth.J. Mackay. No date. (Circa 1830.). Both parts 24pp. Woodcut on title/upper covers. Uncut and unstitched, but folded as issued. 12mo. Little dusty at edges, else very good copies.

London.The Religous Tract Society. No date. [Inscribed 1876, but probably earlier]. [3], 4 - 128 pp. Illustrated with wood-engravings throughout. Original grey cloth, gilt. Small 8vo. Previous owner's note on front free endpaper. A very good copy.

London: Printed & Sold by J. Marshall & Co. No. 17 Queen Street, Cheapside; and No. 4 Aldermary Church Yard in Bow Lane, No date [1789]. (Price 6d. in Gilt paper. – 9d. Bound.) Volume I: 92, [2 booklist] pages. Engraved frontispiece and title, and nineteen woodcuts. Volume II: [4], 7 – 106 pages. Engraved frontispiece and title, and twenty woodcuts. Recently re-bound in 18th century Dutch flower paper-covered boards, Each: 122 x 82 mm. Piece torn from the blank margin of one leaf in Volume I resulting in the loss of one letter to each page; name on endpaper of volume II; juvenile scribble on title and on blank verso; else a very good set of a rare title contained in a morocco backed folding box. Three woodcuts show scenes relating to cricket.

London: Printed & Sold by J. Marshall & Co. No. 4 Aldermary Church Yard, in Bow Lane. [Price Six Pence, Bound and Gilt.]. No date [between 1779 and 1789]. Volume II only. 105 pages. Engraved frontispiece and title, and twenty-two woodcuts. Contemporary marbled paper-covered boards. 124 x 82 mm. Contained in a cloth gilt folding box. Lacks front endpaper; short tear in frontispiece but without loss; some paper lost from spine; else a very good copy. Two woodcuts show scenes relating to cricket.

LondonWilliam Reeves, Music Publisher. No date. [1907]. [i-v], viii, 207 pages. 29 black and white illustrations. Hardback in original tan cloth. Small octavo. First edition. Small run on front endpaper; owner's ink stamp to front endpaper, else a very good copy.

London: William E. Hill & Sons, 1931. Hardcover in slipcase as issued. xxxvii, [3 blank],181, [1 blank], [4 ad's] pages. Illustrated in with 17 colour plates, plates in photogravure and many other illustrations in the text. Original quarter vellum over green cloth, with coat of arms to the upper panel. One of approximately 500 copies for subscribers. A fine copy in a slightly worn slipcase.

Florence: G. Orioli, 1930. Lungarno Series No. 4. 216 pages. First edition. Number 690 of a limited edition, printed on hand-made paper, of an edition of 810 copies. Original white boards with pictorial phoenix device to upper cover. Octavo. Text block largely unopened. Original printed dust-wrapper. Head of spine bumped with consequent crack to the upper joint extending some 5cm's from the top of spine; else a very good fresh copy, in a very good wrapper with just a small amount of wear to the head & heel of spine; spare spine label tipped-in at rear.