ix, [1], 320; 314, [2]; 301, [2]; 312 pages. Volume 3 lacks title page and with corner loss to Advertisment leaf with loss of a few words verso. Complete in four volumes, with the bookplate of Edward Watts, Hanslop[e] Park to front pastedown of each. Professionally restored: spines mended; boards reattached with Japanese paper; endpapers and hinges repaired. 7.25 x 4.4 inches. View More...
125 pages. Selected by Chr. Heinrich Kleukens; with 57 hand-colored in-text woodcuts. Number 43 of 200 copies issued, this one in vellum - slightly bowed. A lovely example, with no inscriptions. 7.4 x 4.9 inches. View More...
viii, 344 pages, with 12 coloured plates and 15 black-and-red plates unpaged as called for; numerous black and white illustrations throughout. No stated date of issue. Top edge gilt, others with foxing; no gilt to front panel. Light foxing to half title, and occasionally within. Spine sunned; binding sound; no inscriptions. View More...
280 pages, including the 12 colour pates. Copyright 1924; no specific date of issue stated; B on copyright page. Light soil and bumping to cloth; interior unmarked; binding sound. 9.4 x 6.3 inches. View More...
xiv, 539 pages. The "third edition" issued November 1901. Profusely illustrated by the Robinsons, with colour frontispiece and front cover by Charles. Professionally repaired: endpapers mended (with new free endpaper to front; spine rebacked. Half title present. Leather plate to front pastedown, most likely from Plymouth High School for Girls, with their motto "Non scholae sed vitae discimus" and the initials Phs. Light soil to a few leaves, but overall a tidy early example. View More...
373 pages. Seventeen tipped in colour plates. Dust jacket chipped and worn; boards slightly bowed; light tideline to rear board; final few leaves wrinkled from moisture; no inscriptions. Binding is sound. View More...
xi, 233 pages, with one leaf of adverts at rear. Considerable soiling to cloth. Top edge gilt. Personal bookplate to front pastedown. Offsetting to front and rear free endpaper and light foxing to adjacent leaves. binding is sound. Overseas shipping at cost: please inquire. View More...
vii, 154 pages. Marginal pencil to main article. Contains: In Quest of Jessie Weston by Janet Grayson; Update - Arthurian Legend in Fine and Applied Art of the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries by Roger Simpson, and Index to Arthurian Literature, volumes I - X by Richard Wright. View More...
ii, [1], 282 pages. Shadow of residue from removal of bookplate from front pastedown, with faint inscription opposite; more recent signature to title page. Foxing to first few and final few leaves, with occasional foxing within. Binding is sound. View More...
319 pages. No date of publication indicated. Christmas inscription from the illustrator dated 1902. All edges gilt. Attractive publisher's binding rubbed at extremities. Spine slightly cocked; scattered foxing throughout. Binding is sound. View More...
175 pages. An clean, unmarked example of the first Vintage printing, with no spine crease. Original price ticket, and light crease, to front panel. 7.2 x 4.25 inches. View More...
xvii, 730 pages. Jacket rubbed, with shallow chipping and two short closed tears; $10 price intact; now in a removable archival sleeve. Publisher's purple topstain; a couple small spots (not thumbing) to fore-edge; no inscriptions. 8.5 x 5.8 inches. View More...
[4], 208 pages. Jacket creased and with shallowclosed tears along upper and lower edge; now in a removable archival sleeve. Contents unmarked. View More...
[v], 149 pages. Papers given at the University of Exeter, April 1971 conference. J.R. Porter: Muhammad's Journey to Heaven. John Andrew Boyle: The Thirteenth Century Mongols' Conception of the Afterlife: the evidence of their funeral practices. Carmen Blacker: Other World Journeys in Japan. H.R. Ellis Davidson: The Ship of the Dead. Theo Brown: West Country Entrances to the Underworld. E. Waring: The Phantom Coach in the West Country. J.G. Bishop: The Hero's Descent to the Underworld. H.W. Stubbs: Underworld Themes in Moden Fiction. Sunning and light wear to jacket. Interior unmarked. 8.75 x 5... View More...
432 pages; all 32 plates present. Ornate publisher's binding; top edge gilt; light scuffing to extremities. First few and final few leaves toned; former owner's bookplate to front pastedown; Christmas gift inscription to front free endpaper; discreet brown line inked vertically x6 to Introduction margin and one line of intro. scored, else unmarked. Bookseller's ticket of Thomson Stationary Company, Vancouver to rear pastedown. View More...
16 leaves printed recto, folding accordion-style (quietly). Number 95 of the first edition limited to 200; in the original envelope with sticky-strip not peeled away. Text in Irish and English. Creasing to envelope extremities; a touch of bumping to corners of boards. No inscriptions. 8.5 x 4.1 inches. View More...
xv, [2], 1017 pages, with Errata slip tipped in.New and Revised Edition. Rebound in blue buckram with gilt to spine; new endpapers. Lower corner stain throughout not intruding to text. 9.25 x 6 inches. View More...
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