Tunbridge Wells: Brackett & Sons, No date. (1928.). viii, [1], 2-63pp. Folding colour frontispiece, 4 black & white plates and numerous black & white illustrations throughout the text. Original boards. Octavo. Compliment slip of Brackett & Sons mounted on front fixed endpaper. Spine sunned; some spotting to fore-edges and here and there throughout else; a very good copy with John N. Brackett's ownership inscription on front endpaper.

Ashord.The kentish Express (Igglesden and Co.) Limited. 1899. vii, [1 blank], 61, [11]pp. Illustrated with seven coloured plates. Original blue cloth decorated in silver and lettered in red. Octavo. Some slight browning to the tissue-guards; later (1942) presentation inscription on half-title; else an excellent fresh copy.

London.Robert Hardwicke. 1864. xxvii, 413pp. Black & white lithographic frontispiece. Black and white illustrations throughout, including a plan of the Church of St Nicholas by Robert Goodsall tipped on to page179. Original brown cloth gilt, with decorative border in to boards in blind. No dust-wrapper. Octavo. First edition. Bookplate. Recased, with the head & heel of the spine expertly repaired and the inner joints strengthened; else an excellent clean copy of a scarce book rarely found in this condition.

London: Robert Hardwicke. 1864. xxiii, [ 1 blank], 413pp. Illustrated with 13 lithographic full-page plates, and woodcuts on the title and in the text. Rebound, sometime probably early twentieth century in full cloth. Octavo. First edition. Some light spotting to the plates; hinges cracked; binding rubbed and a little worn at extremities, and somewhat faded on the spine; else a very good copy. Presentation copy from the author, inscribed on the half-title: 'To Mrs Bushell as a trifling recognition of her great kindness to me and mine J. R. Planche.'

London: G. Pearch, 1771. viii, 54 pages, plus I page ad's. Contemporary calf, re-backed. 12mo. This is a poor copy of a scarce book. There is a large ink-stain starting in the inner blank margin of vii and extending to page 10; the title-page is torn with loss to the blank margins; lacks half-title; there is some water-staining and general light soiling throughout; the replacement spine, which is sheep, is worn and splitting.

Cranbrook. E. J. Holmes. No date [ circa 1905]. 101 pages, plus numerous pages of illustrated ad's at rear. Illustrated throughout. Original printed wrappers. Octavo. Edition unknown. Spine worn a frail; joints weak; but generally very good and clean. Very scarce.

London. The C. W. Daniel Company, 1928. 516 pp. Hardback in unclipped dust-wrapper. Black and white plates throughout. First edition. Presentation copy inscribed, 'From the author F.F.S' on the title. Slight tears to edges of dust-wrapper, with approximately the top inch of the spine of the wrapper missing; fore-edges a little dust-soiled; else a very good copy.

Printed and Published by John Hilton, No date [1986]. Hardcover. Dust-wrapper. 5o pages. Limited edition of 250 copies. Ownership name on endpaper; else a fine copy.

Tunbridge Wells.John Colbran. 1846 [1847]. xx, 174pp. lacks map and list of subscribers. Bound with; LEE, Edwin. THE SOUTHERN WATERING-PLACES: Hastings, St. Leonards, Dover, and Tunbridge Wells. Reprinted, with Alterations, from the third edition of the "Watering-Places of England." With Remarks on the Remedial Influence of Climate. London. J. Churchill. 1856. 76pp. The pair bound as one in contemporary red pebbled cloth. Endpapers a little browned; else a very good pair.

1776. xxxvi, 827 pages. Nineteenth century binding of half sheep over marbled boards, with matching endpapers. Octavo. First edition. Title-page lightly dust-soiled; binding rubbed; else a very good copy.

Bath. Adams & Dart, 1970. Hardback in pictorial price-clipped dust-wrapper. Octavo. Light water-stain to to fore-edge; else a fine copy.

Ashford. The Kentish Express, 1942. Hardcover. No dust-wrapper. 96 pages. Original blue cloth with white lettering and a pictorial vignette. 4to. Fifth edition. A fine, fresh copy in a bright binding.

Ashford. The kentish Express, 1900. 80 pages. Original blue cloth with white lettering and a pictorial vignette. 4to. First edition. A very good copy.

Ashford. The kentish Express, 1902. 90 pages plus 2 ad's. Original blue cloth with white lettering and a pictorial vignette. First edition. Title, tissue guards, and last leaf a little foxed; light rubbing to head & heel of spine; else a very good copy.

Ashford. The Kentish Express. No date [circa 1933]. 96 pages. Original blue cloth with white lettering and a pictorial vignette. 4to. Reprint. A fine copy in a bright binding.

Ashford. The Kentish Express. No date [circa 1933]. 90 pages plus 1 ad. Original blue cloth with white lettering and a pictorial vignette. 4to. Reprint. Small tape repair to last blank leaf; else a fine copy in fresh and bright binding.

Ashford. The Kentish Express. No date [circa 1929]. 110 pages plus 3 ads. Original blue cloth with white lettering and a pictorial vignette. 4to. Reprint. Some browning to endpapers; small mark to front endpaper and title-page; else a good, fresh copy in a bright binding.

Ashford. The Kentish Express, 1942. Hardcover. No dust-wrapper. 111 pages. Original blue cloth with white lettering and a pictorial vignette. 4to. Reprint. Some rubbing to spine and extremities; small tear (approx 1cm) to top front of spine; brown mark (approx 2.5cm) to bottom of rear cover; else a good, fresh copy.

Ashford. The Kentish Express, 1909. 88 pages. Original blue cloth with white lettering and a pictorial vignette. 4to. First edition. Light browning to to front and rear endpapers, else a very good, fresh copy in a bright binding.

Ashford. The Kentish Express. No date [circa 1933]. 77 pages. Original blue cloth with white lettering and a pictorial vignette. Quarto. First edition. Bookplate of the Association of Men of Kent and Kentish Men to front paste-down. Light browning to endpapers, else a fine copy in a bright binding.