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London, Folio Society, 2001 (second printing)/ 2000 [first thus]. More
London, Printed at the Eragny Press for Hacon & Ricketts, 1901 [first thus]. One of only 226 copies (of which 200 were offered for sale), printed at the Eragny Press of Lucien and Esther Pissarro. The title vignette was designed and engraved by Lucien, and Esther engraved the other decorations..... More
London, Penguin Classics, 2008 (second impression)/ 2005 [first thus]. More
London, Folio Society, 1970. More
London, Folio Society, 2012 [first edition]. Introduction by Ruth Padel. Illustrated by Elizabeth Magill. More
London, Folio Society, 2006 (sixth printing)/ 1997. More
London, Folio Society, 2010 [first thus]. Translated by Leo Sherley-Price and revised by R.E. Latham. The Introduction by Melvyn Bragg is unique to this edition. More
Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1999. More
London, Putnam, 1962. Inscribed and signed by the author. More
Palo Alto, The Society for the Promotion of Science and Scholoarship, 1999. More
London, Folio Society, 1994 [third printing]/ 1992. More
London, Folio Society, 2010 [first thus]. Introduction by Victoria Glendinning. More
London, Folio Society, 2004 (sixth printing)/ 1996. More
London, Folio Society, 2008 [first thus]. Foreword by Chris Bonington. Illustrations by Geoff Grandfield. More
London, Folio Society, 2006/ 2006 [first thus]. Edited by P.N. Furbank, W.R. Owens and A.J. Coulson. More
London, John Murray, 1901 (new impression)/ [1841]. The author's second book. 'In Spain, while working for a Bible society, he found his literary homeland, whence came the raw materials for 'The Zingali'' (Britannica). More
London, Jonathan Cape, 1941 (first UK edition). More
London, Geoffrey Bles, 1950 (first edition). More
London, Cassell & Company, Limited, 1886 (eighteenth thousand)/ 1883. More
London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1897. The inscription on the half-title reads: 'Presented to J.G. Le Brun by the Author Archibald Forsyth. Sydney 1 Feb 1901'. Archibald Forsyth (1826-1908), ropemaker and politician, was born in Scotland; in 1848 he migrated to Sydney. He worked variously as a cedar-getter, gold miner, and..... More
Melbourne, George Robertson & Company, 1897 [first edition]. A collection of convict stories by William Astley (1855-1911), 'journalist and author under the pseudonym "Price Warung" ... Seduced by a bitter personal hatred of the "System", he was consistently guilty of overwriting and unnecessary editorial intrusion. The best of his stories..... More
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Melbourne, Sun Books, 1972 (first edition). Inscribed, signed and with sketched self-portraits by both poets on their respective title pages. Both authors were participants in Writers' Week at the Adelaide Festival of Arts in Adelaide in March 1972. The recipient, Ethel Payne, was the manager of the Co-op Bookshop, the..... More
London, Oxford University Press/ Leighton House, Melbourne, 1945. Dustwrapper art by Pat Terry. Together with two other books by this South Australian children's writer: 'Those Summer Holidays' (1946; one leaf untrimmed; an excellent copy with the dustwrapper a little chipped and torn) and 'With Wendy at Winterton School' (1945; covers..... More
London, Elkin Mathews & Marrot, 1928. Number 124 of a total edition of only 530 copies signed by the author. Set by hand in Imprint Shadow, and printed by Robert MacLehose & Co. Ltd., at the University Press, Glasgow. Number two of the Woburn Books. More
London, Folio Society, 1998. More
