Buy antiquarian books online from Bibliophile Bookbase

DOUGLAS DUNN: Northlight. Poems	SEAMUS HEANEY: A special issue of the periodical 'Agenda' celebrating Heaney's fiftieth birthday. Vol. 27, No. 1, spring 1989	BRUCE CHATWIN: Under the Sun. The Letters of Bruce Chatwin. Selected and edited by Elizabeth Chatwin and Nicholas Shakespeare, who also provides a thirteen-page introduction
ANTHOLOGY: A Volunteer Haversack. Containing contributions of certain writers to the Queen's Rifle Volunteer Brigade: The Royal Scots. Edited by Archibald Stodart Walker	GREAT WAR: Sir John French's Despatches. First and second series	MICHAEL TODD: Michael Todd's Around the World in 80 Days Almanac. Edited by Art Cohn
RICHARD JEFFERIES: Thoughts on the Migration of Birds. With illustrations by Nicholas Parry. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)	RUPERT BROOKE: Rupert Brooke: Four Poems. Drafts and fair copies in the author's hand. With a foreword and introductions by Geoffrey Keynes	OLIVE HAWKS. [Henry Williamson]: What Hope for Green Street? (SIGNED)
EDWARD ARDIZZONE. Margaret Black: Three Brothers and a Lady. With thirty-nine colour illustrations by Edward Ardizzone	T.F.POWYS: Rosie Plum and Other Stories. With drawings and a handsome dust wrapper design by John Ward	BERNICE RUBENS: Go Tell the Lemming. A novel
JAY MCINERNEY: The Last of the Savages. (SIGNED)	ARTHUR CONSTANCE. [Lady Margaret Sackville]: A Tetralogy. (INSCRIBED)	SAKI [H.H.MUNRO]: Reginald. Stories
DYLAN THOMAS: Miscellany One. Poems, Stories, Broadcasts	CYRIL CONNOLLY: The Modern Movement. One Hundred Key Books from England, France and America 1880-1950. With a bibliography of English and French editions by G.D.E.Soar	BERYL BAINBRIDGE: Another Part of the Wood
JAMES JOYCE: The first printing of Joyce's essays 'The Centenary of Charles Dickens' and 'L'influenza Letteraria Universale del Rinascimento' feature in an issue of the periodical 'Journal of Modern Literature'. Vol. 5, No. 1 February 1976	PHILIP TOYNBEE: End of a Journey. An Autobiographical Journal 1979-81. Edited by John Bullimore. (SIGNED BY THE EDITOR)	QUENTIN BLAKE: Ten Frogs. Dix Gvenouilles
JACQUES PERRY: The Black Sheep. A novel. Translated from the French of 'Le Mouton Noir' by Emma Craufurd	RUDYARD KIPLING. Angus Wilson: The Strange Ride of Rudyard Kipling. His Life and Works	LOUIS DE BERNIČRES: Labels. With vignettes and a cover design by Christopher Wormell. (SIGNED)
EDWARD THOMAS: Elected Friends. Poems for and about Edward Thomas. Complied by Anne Harvey and with a three-page introduction by Vernon Scannell. (SIGNED)	EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH: A Tropical Childhood and Other Poems	BRIAN MERRIMAN: The Man Who Talked Babytalk. A novel
JOHN SOMMERFIELD: They Die Young	RUTH PITTER: The Bridge. Poems 1939-1944	IRIS MURDOCH. [Edward Marsh]: Sartre. Romantic Rationalist
ROBERTSON DAVIES: The Cunning Man. A novel. (SIGNED)	HENRY WILLIAMSON. I.Waveney Girvan: A Bibliography and a Critical Survey of the Works of Henry Williamson. Compiled by I.Waveney Girvan. Together with Authentic Bibliographical Annotations by Another Hand [i.e. Henry Williamson]	EDITH SITWELL: I Live Under a Black Sun. A novel
DANNIE ABSE: Funland and Other Poems	ROLOFF BENY: Rajasthan. Land of Kings. With over one hundred splendid colour photographs by Roloff Beny	SEAMUS HEANEY: Diary of One who Vanished. A song cycle by Leo Janácek in a new version by Seamus Heaney
THE BLUE RIDER: The Blue Rider in the Lenbachhaus, Munich. Masterpieces by Franz Marc, Vassily Kandinsky, Gabriele Münter, Alexei Jawlensky, August Macke and Paul Klee. With a forty-eight page introductory essay by Armin Zweite and commentaries and biographies by Annegret Hoberg	JOAN FLEMING: A Daisy-Chain for Satan	PIET KLAASSE: Jam Session. Portraits of Jazz and Blues Musicians drawn on the Scene. Edited and with text by J.Bernlef and additional text by Mark Gardner
WILLIAM TREVOR: Beyond the Pale. Stories	GAVIN EWART: Venus	ROY FULLER: To an Unknown Reader. A broadsheet poem. (SIGNED)
IAN HAMILTON: Anniversary and Vigil. Two poems	ELIZABETH JENNINGS: Hurt	JOHN LEHMANN: Photograph
ALAN ROSS: A Calcutta Grandmother	ANTHONY THWAITE: At Dunkeswell Abbey	HENRY WILLIAMSON: The Beautiful Years. A Tale of Childhood
DONALD CAMERON: Sons of El Dorado. Venezuelan Adventure. With drawings by Peter Edwards	SAKI / H.H.MUNRO: The Toys of Peace and Other Papers	MEIRION AND SUSIE HARRIES: The War Artists. British Official War Art of the Twentieth Century
H.E.BATES: The Last Bread. A play in one act	REX WHISTLER. Sir Frank Swettenham: Arabella in Africa. With drawings by Rex Whistler - his first book illustrations - and Mary Forster-Knight	COLIN STIMPSON. The Duchess of Northumberland: The Poison Diaries. Superbly illustrated by Colin Stimpson. (SIGNED)
EDWARD THOMAS: Richard Jefferies. His Life and Work	HENRY WILLIAMSON: The Old Stag. Stories	COLM TÓIBÍN: The Empty Family. Stories. (SIGNED)
RONALD SEARLE: Ronald Searle in Perspective	JOSHUA REYNOLDS. Martin Postle: Joshua Reynolds. The Creation of Celebrity. Edited by Martin Postle	SUSAN DERGES AND GARRY FABIAN MILLER: Elective Affinities: Susan Derges and Garry Fabian Miller. With an introduction by Mark Haworth-Booth
BERNARD LASSUS: The Landscape Approach of Bernard Lassus: 2. Six essays. Translated from the French and with an introduction by Stephen Bann	NATHANIEL TARN: Where Babylon Ends. Poems. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)	LLOYD STONE: In this Hawaiian Net. Stories and poems. With illustrations by the author
DAVID NASH: An extensive printed archive of work by the noted wood sculptor	HENRY WILLIAMSON: Goodbye West Country	PATRICIA BEER: The Estuary. Poems. (SIGNED)
JOHN RUSKIN: The Stones of Venice. Introductory Chapters and Local Indices for the use of Travellers while Staying in Venice and Verona. Complete in two volumes	ISAAC ROSENBERG. Joseph Cohen: Journey to the Trenches. The Life of Isaac Rosenberg 1890-1918	BERNICE RUBENS: Mate in Three. A novel
J.M.COETZEE: Inner Workings. Literary Essays 2000-2005. With an introduction by Derek Armitage	TIM WINTON: Tim Winton. A Celebration. Compiled and edited by Hilary McPhee for the Friends of the National Library of Australia	SAKI (HECTOR H.MUNRO): The Westminster Alice. With drawings by F.Carruthers Gouls ("with apologies to Sir John Tenniel")
HENRY WILLIAMSON: The Wet Flanders Plain	RICHARD JEFFERIES: Red Deer. With illustrations by Neil McReddie	GEORGE R.R.MARTIN: A Storm of Swords. The third volume of the author's 'A Song of Fire and Ice' sequence. (SIGNED)
Pages:  Previous   Next