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HENRY WILLIAMSON (published anonymously): The Gold Falcon; or The Haggard of Love. Being the Adventures of Manfred, Airman and Poet of the World War, and later, Husband and Father, in Search of Freedom and Personal Sunrise, in the City of New York; and of the Consummation of his Life	JOHN BETJEMAN: Uncollected Poems. With a foreword by Bevis Hillier. (SIGNED)	CECIL COLLINS. Judith Collins: Cecil Collins. The catalogue of a 1989 Tate Gallery retrospective exhibition
LEONARDO SCIASCIA: The Council of Egypt. Translated from the Italian of 'Il Consiglio d'Egitto' by Adrienne Foulke	MAX ERNST: Max Ernst. A monograph issued upon the occasion of a 2006 exhibition of the artist's work at The Helly Nahmad Gallery, London	HENRY WILLIAMSON: Donkey Boy. Volume two of 'A Chronicle of Ancient Sunlight'
V.S.NAIPAUL: The Mimic Men. A novel	C.F.TUNNICLIFFE. Brian Vesey-Fitzgerald: Rivermouth. With illustrations by C.F.Tunnicliffe	HENRY BLOFELD: The Packer Affair. (INSCRIBED)
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS: Twenty Years On. Cricket's Years of Change 1963-1983. (SIGNED)	CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS: Ball by Ball. The Story of Cricket Broadcasting. (INSCRIBED)	TIMOTHY FINDLEY: The Butterfly Plague. A novel
VIRGINIA WOOLF. Deborah Newton: Virginia Woolf	WYNDHAM LEWIS: Unlucky for Pringle. Unpublished and Other Stories. Edited and introduced by C.J.Fox and Robert T.Chapman	PHILIP GROSS: The Ice Factory. Poems. (SIGNED)
MICHAEL HOFMANN: Acrimony. Poems. (SIGNED)	PATRIC DICKINSON: A Wintering Tree. Poems. (SIGNED)	HOWARD SERGEANT: The Headlands. Poems. (INSCRIBED)
FRED MARNAU: The Wounds of the Apostles. Poems. Translated from the German by Ernst Sigler. (INSCRIBED)	WREY GARDINER: Lament for Strings. Poems. (INSCRIBED)	ARTHUR LEWIS: Days of Old Rome. Poems. With illustrations by Edith Calvert
RALPH HODGSON: The Last Blackbird and Other Lines	GRAHAM SUTHERLAND: Sutherland in Wales / Sutherland yng Nghymru. The catalogue of the collection at the Graham Sutherland Gallery, Haverfordwest	JACQUES HAUMONT: L'art du Livre et la Typographie / Typography and the Art of the Book
ALAN NEAME. Andy Warhol: The Adventures of Maud Noakes [and] Maud Noakes, Guerilla	ROBERT FROST: Frost: Centennial Essays	RICHARD JOHN RANDALL: The Randall Art Gallery and School of Painting, South Brisbane. Catalogue of Works in Oils, Water Colours, Pastels, Black and White &c. &c. [INSCRIBED TO THE ARTISTS' COUSIN]
T.CORAGHESSAN BOYLE: Descent of Man. Stories	MICHAEL LONGLEY: No Continuing City. Poems 1963-1968	ROY FULLER: Poems. (INSCRIBED)
C.R.ASHBEE: Peckover. The Abbotscourt Papers 1904-1931. Edited by C.R.Ashebb and with five handsome full-page coloured illustrations by Reginald Savage	MICHAEL AYRTON: A Distraction of Wits Nurtured in Elizabethan Cambridge. An anthology selected and introduced by George Rylands, and with drawings by Michael Ayrton	RICHARD JEFFERIES: The Scarlet Shawl. A novel
E.J.SULLIVAN. Thomas Lodge: Rosalynde. Euphues Golden Legacie, found after his death in his Cell at Silexedra Bequeathed to Philautus sonnes, nursed up with their father in England. Fetcht from the Canaries by T.L.Gent. With ten full-page black and white drawings by E.J.Sullivan. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)	EDWARD THOMAS: Bright Clouds. A poem	ANTHONY POWELL: contributes a five stanza poem entitled 'Building Society Drinking Song' to the anthology Poems for Roy Fuller on his Seventieth Birthday
JOHN BETJEMAN: A catalogue of a 1983 St. Paul's School exhibition of lworks by John Betjeman from the collection of Ray Carter. With an unpublished poem and illustrations by John Piper, Phillida Gili and Glynn Boyd Harte and an introduction by Philip Larkin	JOHN BETJEMAN (reads): 'The Dear Old Village', 'Our Padre', 'Indoor Games Near Newbury' and 'Now to Get On in Society'. A 7-inch 45 r.p.m. extended play record	WILLIAM TREVOR: The Ballroom of Romance and Other Stories
COULSON KERNAHAN: The Child, the Wise Man and the Devil. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION - ADDITIONALLY INSCRIBED)	JOHN BETJEMAN. Bevis Hillier: Young Betjeman. (THE DEDICATION COPY)	DYLAN THOMAS (reads): Poem on His Birthday and Other Poems. A 7-inch 45 r.p.m. extended play record
JOHN PIPER: John Piper's Stowe. With a foreword by the artist and commentary by Mark Girouard. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)	PATRIC DICKINSON: Winter Hostages. Poems. (SIGNED)	AUSTIN CLARKE: The Sword of the West. Poems
WILLIAM CONGREVE. John Kettlewell: The Way of the World [and] Love for Love. Two Comedies. With illustrations and decorations by John Kettlewell	THOM GUNN: contributes his poem 'Two Ghosts' to an issue of the periodical 'Oasis'. No. 5, Febraury 1952	LAURENCE HOUSMAN: The New Hangman. A Play in One Act. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
HARRIET MONROE: The Difference and Other Poems	GERTRUDE STEIN: In Savoy; or Yes is For a Very Young Man. A play of the Resistance in France	LYTTON STRACHEY. K.R.Srinivasa Iyengar: Lytton Strachey. A Critical Study
PETER HØEG: Smilla's Sense of Snow. Translated from the Danish by Tina Nunnally	EDWARD ALBEE: A Delicate Balance. A play	JOSEPH FRANK: Hobbled Pegasus. A Descriptive Bibliography of Minor English Poetry 1641-1660
EVELYN PEMBER: Coucou	T.E.LAWRENCE. Hendrik Van Loon: Van Loon on the Air. Broadcasts delivered by Hendrik Willem Van Loon From The Studio of the National Broadcasting Company, Radio City, New York	GEORGE BENNETT: Mannequins (INSCRIBED)
MICHAEL DOSTER: Reflections	BRUCE OLDFIELD. Georgina Howell: Bruce Oldfield's Season. (INSCRIBED)	PHILIP CORE: Paintings 1975-1985. With an introduction by George Melly
W.B.YEATS: Yeats and the Theatre. Edited by Robert O'Driscoll & Lorna Reynolds	JOSEPH OPPENHEIMER. Dr. Curt Elwenspoek: Jew Suss Oppenheimer. The Great Financier, Gallant, and Adventurer of the 18th Century. A Study based on Various Documents, Private Papers and Traditions. Translated by Edward Cattle	EDWARD THOMAS: The Country
A.HENRY HIGGINSON: British and American Sporting Authors. Their Writings and Biographies. With a Bibliography by Sydney R.Smith and Foreword by Ernest R.Gee	DOROTHEA LANGE: Dorothea Lange. A monograph. With text by Christopher Cox	JOHN GOODWIN: The Idols and the Prey. A novel of Haiti
WILLIAM HAMILTON MAXWELL (published anonymously): The Field Book; or Sports and Pastimes of the British Islands	REV. ISAAC TAYLOR OF ONGAR: Scenes in America. For the Amusement and Instruction of Little Tarry-At-Home Travellers. With a new preface and engravings by the author	CLIVE BELL: Enjoying Pictures. Meditations in the National Gallery and Elsewhere
EUPHEMIA MCNAUGHT. Isabel Perry: Euphemia McNaught. Pioneer Artist of the Peace. By Isabel Perry and the Beaverlodge & District Historical Association. With a preface by Annora Brown and an introduction by Robert Guest	MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS: Notes on the Authentic Portraits of Mary Queen of Scots. Based on the Researches of the Late Sir George Scharf, K.C.B., Rewritten in the light of New Information by Lionel Cust	EDWARD JESSE: Favourite Haunts and Rural Studies; including Visits to Spots of Interest in the vicinity of Windsor and Eton. With numerous illustrations
STEPHEN GRAHAM: With Poor Emigrants to America. With 32 illustrations from photographs by the author	SOTHEBY. The Major J.R.Abbey collection: A catalogue of Valuable Printed Books and Fine Bindings from the celebrated collection. The property of Major J.R.Abbey	George Lewis Smyth: The Monuments and Genii of St. Paul's Cathedral and of Westminster Abbey
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