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LAWRENCE DURRELL: Frying the Flag. With two full-page line drawings by John R.Smith	ELIZABETH JENNINGS: Poems. With an introduction by Anne Ridler	CONRAD AIKEN: Landscape West of Eden
THOM GUNN: Fighting Terms. Poems	L.S.LOWRY: L.S.Lowry. A monograph published to accompany the artists' centenary exhibition at the Salford Art Gallery. Edited by Michael Leber and Judith Sandling	HENRY WILLIAMSON: As the Sun Shines. (The US edition of 'The Labouring Life')
RICHARD JEFFERIES: Field and Hedgerow. Being the Last Essays of Richard Jefferies, collected by his widow	RICHARD JEFFERIES: Toilers of the Field	RICHARD JEFFERIES: The Life of the Fields
RICHARD JEFFERIES: The Gamekeeper at Home. Sketches of Natural History and Rural Life. With illustrations by Charles Whymper	LEON WOLFF: In Flanders Fields. The 1917 Campaign. Illustrated with photographs and maps and with an introduction by Major-General J.F.C.Fuller	PAUL NASH: Paul Nash 1989-1946. Paintings, Watercolours and Drawings. The catalogue of a 1948 Tate Gallery Memorial Exhibition
SEBASTIAN FAULKS: Birdsong. A novel	RUPERT BROOKE. John Lehmann: Rupert Brooke. His Life and His Legend	RICHARD JEFFERIES: contributes the first printing of his celebrated essay 'Wild Flowers' to the July 1885 issue of the periodical Longman's Magazine
COLIN WILSON: Religion and the Rebel. (INSCRIBED)	C.DAY-LEWIS: Beechen Vigil and Other Poems	TED HUGHES: Meet My Folks! With illustrations by George Adamson
MARY BUTTS: The Macedonian. A novel	UNIT HISTORY: Short History of the London Rifle Brigade. Compiled Regimentally. With drawings and photographs	PHILIP K.DICK: Voices from the Street
LEWIS CARROLL: The Hunting of the Snark. An Agony in Eight Fits. With nine illustrations by Henry Holiday	HUGH MACDIARMID. Gordon Wright: MacDiarmid. An Illustrated Biography	GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE: The Poet Assassinated. Translated from the French by Ron Padgett and with illustrations by Jim Dine
QUEEN MARY. Jeanie Rose Brewer: The Life-Story of Our Gracious Queen Mary	SIEGFRIED SASSOON: Vigils. Poems	WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY: The Students' Quarter, or Paris Five-and-Thirty Years Since. "With original coloured illustrations" [by the author]
RICHARD JEFFERIES: Field and Hedgerow. Last Essays. Collected by his widow	ÉDOUARD VUILLARD: Vuillard et le Goût du Bonheur. Par Jacques Mercanton	HENRY WILLIAMSON: The Dream of Fair Women. The third volume of the 'Flax of Dream' sequence
EDWIN LANHAM: No Hiding Place	PAULINE MELVILLE: The Ventriloquist's Tale. A novel. (INSCRIBED)	ISAAC ASIMOV: contributes his stories 'Trends' and 'Bridle and Saddle' to the pioneering science fiction anthology Men Against the Stars. Edited with a foreword by Martin Greenberg and with a seven-page introduction by Willy Ley
SIR GEORGE MACMUNN: The Crimea in Perspective	PIERRE COMMOY AND GILLES BLANCHARD: Pierre et Gilles. Published to accompany an exhibition at the New York's New Museum of Contemporary Art. With a foreword by Lisa Phillips and a lengthy introductory essay by Dan Cameron	CYRIL CONNOLLY: The Rock Pool. A novel
V.A.NEATHERWAY: Return to the Battlefields	GREAT WAR: Three 1915 Overseas Club Empire Day certificates	WILLIAM SANSOM. Lynton Lamb: Lord Love Us. With drawings by Lynton Lamb
ANTHONY CARO: New Sculptures. A survey. The catalogue of an exhibition	DOUGLAS DUNN: The Happier Life. Poems	IAN FLEMING: contributes a nine-page article 'Foreign News' - his FIRST BOOKFORM APPEARANCE - to The Kemsley Manual of Journalism
EDWARD BAWDEN AND THOMAS HENNELL: Lady Filmy Fern or The Voyage of the Window Box. A story by Thomas Hennell accompanied by Edward Bawden illustrations. With an introduction by Peyton Skipwith	ALICE M.COATS: The Travels of Maurice. Beautifully illustrated in colour throughout by the author	JANET FRAME: Towards Another Summer. A novel
GEOFF DYER: The Search. A novel	REBECCA WEST: Harriet Hume. A London Fantasy	DEREK PATMORE: Private History. An autobiography
KINGSLEY AMIS: Bright November. Poems	WILLIAM SANSOM: The Face of Innocence. A novel	WILLIAM SAROYAN: The Gay and Melancholy Flux. Stories
WILLIAM SAROYAN: Peace, it's Wonderful. Stories	RICHARD INGRAMS: Goldenballs. (SIGNED)	HENRY WILLIAMSON: The Star-Born. With wood engravings by C.F.Tunnicliffe. ([UN]SIGNED LIMITED EDITION PLUS FIRST ISSUE SIGNED COLOPHON)
ROBERT GRAVES: Country Sentiment. Poems	SEBASTIAN FAULKS: The Girl at the Lion D'or	SHELL GUIDE. Anthony West: Gloucester. A Shell Guide
LAWRENCE DURRELL: The Alexandria Quartet. Compromising Justine', 'Balthazar', 'Mountolive' and 'Cleo'. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)'	ALAN WALL: A to Z. A novella. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)	LIONEL F.GOLDSMID: First Fruits. Poems. (INSCRIBED)
HUGH MACDIARMID: Hugh MacDiarmid. The catalogue of a 1967 exhibition held at the National Library of Scotland to celebrate the poet's seventy-fifth birthday. With a preface by R.S.Thomas	DAVID SUMMERS: Settled Terms. Poems 1965-1989. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)	W.B.YEATS. T.R.Henn: W.B.Yeats and the Poetry of War. The 1965 Warton Lecture on English Poetry. (INSCRIBED)
PHILIPPE ROBERTS-JONES: Beyond Time and Place. Non-Realist Painting in the Nineteenth Century. Translated from the French by J.A.Underwood	BILL CLINTON. Sharolyn Rosier Hyson: President Clinton's Legacy to Africa. Written by Sharolyn Rosier Hyson in collaboration with Alhaji Bamanga and Dr. Erieka Bennett. (SIGNED AND INSCRIBED)	ERTÉ. [i.e. Romain de Tirtoff]. Eric Estorick: Erté. The Last Works. Graphics and Sculpture. With additional text by Ray Perman and David Rogath and photographs by Daniel Kramer
PAULINE STAINER. Joseph Hewes: Salt over Skara Brae. A poem by Pauline Stainer with five delightful drawings by Joseph Hewes. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)	JOHN SMITH. Stephen Dwoskin: Songs for Simpletons. Poems. With drawings by Stephen Dwoskin. (SIGNED)	MICHAEL AYRTON: The Midas Consequence. A novel
ANDRÉ MAUROIS: A Voyage to the Island of the Articoles. Translated from the French by David Garnett and with four superb wood engraved plates by Edward Carrick (the son of Edward Gordon Craig)	SHELL GUIDE. Henry Thorold: Staffordshire. A Shell Guide	P.H.NEWBY: Agents and Witnesses. A novel
PETER TAYLOR: A Woman of Means. A novel	ERIC SYKES: If I Don't Write It, Nobody Else Will. An autobiography. (SIGNED)	ARNOLD SCHÖNBERG: The Visions of Arnold Schönberg. The Painting Years. Published to accompany a 2002 exhibition at the Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt
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