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Owners name to half-title at top. Slight signs of price label removal at bottom of back cover. In very good condition. 174 pages, 14 x 22 cm.

520 pages including index. No marks, interior as new.

1953, first thus. Waugh's study of Roman Catholic martyr under Elizabeth I. In very good condition.

Fifth printing, 949 pages, heavy book with many photographs by Quintin Wright and The National Trust. Very good hardcover in very good dust jacket.

A set of first edition Penguins, 1954-1958 the first six of A Guide to English Literature, including A290, A291, A325, A 379, A402, A413. Overall in very good condition, issues as noted: Vol I, first edition, slight spotting to cover, Vol 2 first edition, very light marks to cover, Vol 3 first edition small intact tear to cover, Vol 4 light marks to cover, light smudge on title page, Vol 5 small pen mark to cover, cover loose from spine at lower section. All show some toning, sunfading and light wear to spine.

Exhibition guide from The British Museum. Near fine, no marks, gatefold flaps, 256 pages. This is a 2008 reprint, from the same year as the first edition. 29 x 23 cm.

Paperback in very good condition, slight impressions to soft cover, see photo, 191 pages.

Very good hardcover in very good dust jacket. Inscribed by author Mellini to "John and Goody", 275 pages.

148 pages. Crease to spine, otherwise in very good condition. All plates and pages in place. A survey of landscape painting. First thus.

Tate reprint, hardcover in very good condition. With exhibition guide laid in. 224 pages.

543 pages plus 16 pages "A List of the World's Classics", date February 1938. A lovely navy blue embossed binding, with ribbon bookmark, in very good condition.

Adapted by Burke from the 1967 BBC program of the same name that "shocks and delights an audience of 16,000,000" Tanning pages from age, but otherwise a wonderful clean copy of this book, tight binding, all the numerous black and white photographic illustrations intact. 188 pages plus Pan books advertisements to rear. First Pan paperback edition. In very good condition.

Biography of the poet and author Oscar Wilde, with a focus on Wilde's lifelong search for emotional and spiritual fulfilment, including an examination of several of his works and discussion of religion. 301 pages includes index. In very good condition, as unread.

Published for Tate Exhibition, 256 pages, heavy. Softcover first edition in very good condition.

Small and bright with striking cover design, a great gift armchair traveller. "An alphabetical reference book for the visitor to London who wishes also to see something of London's countryside." 147 pages. Small pocket on back cover is empty. 1965 Revised and enlarged version, in very good condition.