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Expand 099 - Miniature Books Collection - 1728 - 2004099 - Miniature Books Collection - 1728 - 2004
AF 572.9 - Ethnological Photographic Gallery of the Various Races of Mankind by C. & F. Dammann, Huddersfield - n.d. [late 19th cent.-early 20th cent.]
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27 - THE BLACK PENNELL PRESS
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975 - CHANTICLEER: a bibliography of the Golden Cockerel Press, April, 1921 - August, 1936. Intro. by Humbert Wolfe. Foreword and notes by the partners. 1936 250 x 155 48 pp. Perpetua type on machine-made paper. 34 wood engravings. A copy of the unlimited ed. (+ 300 numbered copies on F.J. Head's hand-made paper). Decorative paper, green morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1936
976 - PERTELOTE: a sequel to Chanticleer, being a bibliography of the Golden Cockerel Press from October 1936 - 1943 April. Foreword and notes by the partners. 1943 250 x 155 52 pp. Perpetua type on machine-made paper. 35 wood engravings. Unlimited (200 numbered copies on mould-made paper, bound in decorated blue cloth boards with crimson morocco spine). Patterned paper boards, crimson morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1943
977 - SANDFORD, Christopher Cockalorum: a sequel to Chanticleer and Pertelote; being a bibliography of the Golden Cockerel Press from June 1943 to December 1948. 1950 265 x 165 112 pp. Perpetua type on mould-made paper. 77 wood engravings, 5 scraper-board cuts and a drawing, No. 81 of 250 copies. (Unlimited ed. printed on machine- made paper). Decorated maize buckram, brown morocco spine. - 1950
978 - CHAMBERS, David and SANDFORD, Christopher, comps. Cock-a-hoop: a sequel to Chanticleer, Pertelote and Cockalorum; being a bibliography of the Golden Cockerel Press September 1949 - December 1961, with a list of prospectuses 1920-62 and illustrations from the books. Printed by W. & J. Mackay Limited. Published by the Private Libraries Association for the Golden Cockerel Press. [1976] 255 x 155 126 pp. No. 58 of 300 copies, signed by the authors. Decorated cloth boards, blue morocco spine, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1949
979 - BERESFORD, J.D. Signs & wonders. 1921 195 x 125 151 pp. Caslon type. One of 1,500 copies. Ivory buckram. - 1921
980 - COPPARD, A.E. Adam & Eve & Pinch me: tales. 1921 200 x 125 140 pp. Caslon type. One of 550 copies. White buckram. - 1921
981 - ARMSTRONG, Martin The puppet show. 1922 200 x 125 153 pp. No. 2 of 1,500 copies, signed by the author. Grey silesian paper boards, canvas spine. - 1922
982 - COPPARD, A.E. Clorinda walks in heaven: tales. 1922 195 x 125 130 pp. Caslon type. One of 1,200 copies. Yellow paper boards, black cloth spine. - 1922
983 - COPPARD, A.E. Hips and haws: poems. 1922 195 x 130 44 pp. Caslon type. No. 129 of 480 copies. Yellow paper boards, red cloth spine. - 1922
984 - ELLIS, Havelock Kanga Creek: an Australian idyll. 1922 200 x 125 68 pp. Caslon type. One of 1,375 copies. Green paper - 1922
985 - boards, yellow cloth spine. HUGHES, Richard Gipsy-night and other poems. 1922 170 x 95 69 pp. Caslon type. Litho frontis. by Pamela Bianco. One of 750 copies. Green silesian paper boards, blue cloth spine. D.W. - 1922
986 - QUENNELL, Peter Masques & poems. 1922 220 x 170 53 pp. Caslon type. Decorations by the author. No. 65 of 550 copies. Blue michalet paper boards, canvas spine. Bookplate of William Marchbank. - 1922
987 - SCHNITZLER, Arthur Casanova's homecoming; trans. by Eden and Cedar Paul. Printed for Brentano's Ltd. 1922 190 x 140 175 pp. One of 250 copies. Red cloth, red calf spine and corners, t.e.g. - 1922
988 - WADE-GERY, H.T. Terpischore & other poems. 2nd ed. 1922 180 x 100 67 Caslon pp. type on handmade paper. No. 8 of 20 special copies (+ 300 ordinary copies). Grey silesian boards, linen spine. - 1922
989 - LONGUS Daphnis & Chloe; trans. by George Thornley. 1923 256 x 190 108 pp. Caslon type on Van Gelder paper. 5 copper engravings by J.E. Laboureur. No. 363 of 450 copies. Maize buckram, t.e.g. A pencilled note on the colophon page says 'this is one of 97 sets of sheets remaining from the above edition ...'. - 1923
990 - SPENSER, Edmund The wedding songs of Epithalamion. 1923 - 1923
991 - TAYLOR, Jeremy A selection from his works; ed. by Martin Armstrong. 1923 270 x 190 132 pp. Caslon type on Arnold handmade paper. One of 320 copies. Blue Michalet boards, linen spine. - 1923
992 - BENNETT, Arnold The bright island. Vine Books. 1924 247 x 170 128 Kelmscott handmade paper. pp. One of 200 copies. Vellum, t.e.g. BIBLE. THE BIRTH OF CHRIST FROM ST. LUKE'S GOSPEL. 1925 220 x 150 43 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor handmade paper. Wood engravings by Noel Rooke. No. 236 of 370 copies. Blue paper boards, leather spine. - 1925
993 - BOURDEILLE, Pierre de, Seigneur and Abbot of Brantome. The lives of gallant ladies; trans. by H.M. and F.M. 2 vols. 1924 265 x 195 Vol.I. 250 pp. Vol.II. 250 pp. Caslon type on handmade paper. Wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. One of 625 copies. Marbled paper boards, black canvas spine. - 1924
994 - CAREY, Henry Songs & poems. 1924 275 x 195 65 pp. Caslon type on Arnold handmade paper. 20 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 160 of 350 copies. Light blue boards, parchment spine. - 1924
995 - HENRY VIII. King of England Miscellaneous writings of ...; ed. by Francis Macnamara. 1924 265 x 190 218 pp. Caslon type on rag paper. Wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 269 of 365 copies. Red mottled paper boards, parchment spine. - 1924
996 - ROCHEFOUCAULD, Duc de la Moral maxims. 1924 235 x 145 133 pp. Caslon type on Arnold handmade paper. No. 147 of 325 copies. Blue boards, parchment spine. - 1924
997 - SIMON, Ingo Roving shafts. Thornton Butterworth. [1924] 229 x 142 166 pp. No. 68 of 350 copies. Grey paper boards, parchment spine. - 1924
998 - THOREAU, Henry David Where I lived & what I lived for. 1924 135 x 100 46 pp. Caslon type on Kelmscott handmade paper. 5 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 149 of 350 copies. Batik boards, parchment spine. **** being the Prothalamion & the - 1924
999 - 190 x 115 46 pp. Caslon type on Arnold handmade paper. Col. wood engravings by Ethelbert White. No. 50 of 350 copies. Grey Michalet boards, canvas spine.
1000 - BIBLE. SAMSON AND DELILAH: taken from the Book of Judges. 1925 260 x 195 17 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor handmade paper. 6 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 199 of 325 copies. White buckram. - 1925
1001 - BIBLE. THE SONG OF SONGS. 1925 265 x 195 43 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor handmade paper. 20 wood engravings by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 708 of 720 copies. Cream buckram. D.W. - 1925
1002 - BROWNING, Robert Pictor Ignotus, Fra Lippo Lippi, Andrea del Sarto. 1925 270 x 195 41 pp. Caslon type on Arnold handmade paper. Initials by Eric Gill. No. 314 of 360 copies. Blue boards, parchment spine. - 1925
1003 - BURNS, Robert Songs from... Selected and with a preface by A.E. Coppard. 1925 225 x 145 112 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor handmade paper. Wood engravings by Mabel M. Annesley. No. 90 of 450 copies. Blue - 1925
1004 - paper boards, white buckram spine. CIBBER, Colley An apology for the life of 2 vols. 1925 ... 265 x 165 Vol.I. 160 pp. Vol.II. 164 pp. Caslon type on Antique de luxe paper. Initials by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 114 of 450 copies. Grey paper boards, white buckram spine. - 1925
1005 - CLAY, Enid Sonnets and verses. 1925 225 x 150 35 pp. Caslon type on Kelmscott handmade paper. 8 wood engravings by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 43 of 450 copies. Blue paper boards, linen spine. Bookplate of Eric Gill. - 1925
1006 - ELLIS, Havelock Sonnets, with folk-songs from the Spanish. 1925 225 x 150 81 pp. Caslon type on Kelmscott handmade paper. No. 456 of 500 copies. Grey paper boards, linen spine. - 1925
1007 - SWIFT, Jonathan Directions to servants. 1925. 265 x 185 36 pp. Caslon type on Arnold handmade paper. 12 wood engravings by John Nash. No. 16 of 30 special copies, signed by the artist (+ 350 ordinary copies). Vellum. - 1925
1008 - SWIFT, Jonathan Gulliver's travels. 2 vols. 1925 260 x 190 Vol.I. 140, Vol.II. 139 pp. Caslon type on Antique de luxe paper. 40 wood engravings by David Jones. No. 188 of 450 copies. (+ 30 copies on handmade paper, signed by the artist). Green buckram, green levant morocco spine, t.e.g. (Rebound). - 1925
1009 - SWIFT, Jonathan Selected essays; ed. by R. Ellis Roberts. 1925 265 x 190 79 pp. Caslon type on Arnold handmade paper. 14 wood engravings by John Farleigh. No. 413 of 450 copies. Marbled paper boards, parchment spine. A note in Ridler's hand says 'Most of the edition destroyed by fire, 190 surviving'. - 1925
1010 - TALLEMANT DES RÉAUX Love-tales from Tallemant rendered from the French. Grafton & Co. 1925 260 x 190 247 pp. Antique de luxe paper. No. 727 of 1,000 copies. Brown paper boards, brown buckram spine. - 1925
1011 - AESOP ... The fables of.. trans. of Sir Roger L'Estrange [1692]. 1926 265 x 160 108 pp. Caslon type on mould-made paper. Wood engravings by Celia M. Fiennes. No. 73 of 350 copies. Brown paper boards, white canvas spine. - 1926
1012 - BIBLE. THE BOOK OF JONAH. 1926 265 x 195 16 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor handmade paper. Wood engravings by David Jones. No. 160 of 175 copies. White buckram. - 1926
1013 - BIBLE. PASSIO DOMINI NOSTRI JESU CHRISTI, being the 26th. and 27th. chapters of Saint Matthew's gospel from the Latin text. 1926 265 x 190. 15 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor hand-made paper. 6 wood engravings by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 1 of 250 copies. White buckram. Bookplate of Eric Gill. - 1926
1014 - CARLELL, Lodowick The fool would be a favorit: or The discreet lover (1657). Introd. by Allardyce Nicoll. [The Berkshire Series III]. 1926 200 x 130 88 pp. Caslon type on mould-made paper. No. 118 of 550 copies. Grey paper boards, canvas spine. - 1926
1015 - CARLELL, Lodowick The tragedy of the great Turk; or The noble servant (1657). Intro. by Allardyce Nicoll. [The Berkshire Series II]. 1926 200 x 130 59 pp. Caslon type on mould-made paper. No. 251 of 550 copies. Grey paper boards, canvas spine. Eric Gill's copy with his signature. - 1926
1016 - CHAMFORT, Sebastian Roch Nicolas de Maxims and considerations of . . . trans. and intro. by E. Powys Mathers. 2 vols. 1926 235 x 145 Vol.I. 96, Vol.II. 84 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. No. 245 of 550 copies. Blue boards, parchment spine. - 1926
1017 - COPPARD, A.E. Pelagea & other poems. 1926 235 x 150 44 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. Wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 8 of 425 copies. Batik boards, white buckram spine. D.W. - 1926
1018 - COVENTRY, Francis The history of Pompey the Little or, the life and adventures of a lap-dog. 1926 230 x 145 240 pp. Caslon type on Allura wove paper. Wood engravings by David Jones. No. 125 of 400 copies. Brown paper boards, cream buckram spine. - 1926
1019 - FIELDING, Henry An apology for the life of Mrs. Shamela Andrews; ed. with an intro. by R. Brimley Johnson. 1926 200 x 120 80 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor handmade paper. No. 360 of 450 copies. Brown paper boards, white buckram spine. Bookplate of Michael A.E. Franklin. - 1926
1020 - MARSTON, John Metamorphosis of Pigmalion's image. [1598]. 1926 200 x 125 18 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. Engravings by René Ben Šussan. No. 309 of 325 copies. Batik boards, cream buckram spine. - 1926
1021 - MATHERS, E. Powys Procreant hymn. 1926 248 x 160 20 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor handmade 5 paper. copper engravings by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 23 of 200 copies. White buckram, t.e.g. - 1926
1022 - MATHERS, E. Powys Red wise. 1926 225 x 150 98 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor handmade paper. 8 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 134 of 500 copies. Red paper boards, white buckram spine. Eric Gill's copy with his signature. - 1926
1023 - SHARPHAM, Edward Cupid's whirligig [1607]; intro. by Allardyce Nicholl. [The Berkshire Series I]. 1926 200 x 130 94 pp. Caslon type on mould-made paper. No. 495 of 550 copies. Grey paper boards, canvas spine. Eric Gill's copy. - 1926
1024 - BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER. THE PSALTER OR PSALMS OF DAVID taken from the Book of Common Prayer. 1927 225 x 145 128 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. No. 262 of 500 copies. Blue buckram, t.e.g. - 1927
1025 - BRETON, Nicholas The twelve moneths; ed. by Brian Rhys. 1927 - 1927
1026 - CAREW, Thomas A rapture. 1927 200 x 130 15 pp. Caslon type on Kelmscott handmade paper. 2 copper engravings by J.E. Laboureur. No. 360 of 375. Batik boards, cream buckram spine. D.W. - 1927
1027 - CHAUCER, Geoffrey Troilus and Criseyde. Ed. and Intro. by Arundell del Re. Printed at the Press. 1927 315 x 190 310 pp. Caslon type on Kelmscott handmade paper. Wood engravings by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 133 of 225 copies (copies 1-6 printed on vellum & bound in Niger). Printed paper boards, red niger spine, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1927
1028 - THE CHESTER PLAY OF THE DELUGE; ed. by J. Isaacs. 1927 325 x 240 20 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. Wood engravings by David Jones. No. 98 of 275 copies. Red buckram. - 1927
1029 - Bookplate of George M. Gray SHENSTONE, William Men and manners. Selections from the 1791 ed. Havelock Ellis. 1927 by 195 x 125 124 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. No. 427 of 500 copies. Brown paper boards, pink morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1927
1030 - THE TRVE HISTORIE OF LVCIAN THE SAMOSATENIAN; trans. by Francis Hickes. Intro. by J.S. Phillimore. 1927 325 x 226 48 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. Wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 167 of 275 copies. Linen, red niger spine. - 1927
1031 - A.F. The ladies' pocket book of etiquette. (1838). 1928 180 x 110 58 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. copper engravings by Hester Sainsbury. 4 No. 288 of 500 copies. Printed boards, parchment spine. Presentation copy from the artist. - 1928
1032 - COPPARD, A.E. Count Stephen. 1928 225 x 150 60 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. Wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 61 of 600 copies. Marbled paper boards, yellow buckram spine. D.W. - 1928
1033 - EARLE, John Micro-cosmographie; ed. by Gwendolen Murphy. 1928 270 x 195 76 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. No. 64 of 400 copies. Red buckram. D.W. - 1928
1034 - GILL, Eric (1882 - 1940) Art & prudence: an essay, 1928 200 x 120 20 pp. Caslon type on Kelmscott handmade paper. 2 copper engravings by the author. No. 373 of 500 copies. Red buckram. D.W. - 1928
1035 - KEATS, John Lamia, Isabella, The eve of Saint Agnes & other poems. 1928 315 x 185 104 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor handmade paper. 17 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 258 of 485 copies (+ Nos. 1-15 printed on vellum and bound in sharkskin). Green buckram, sharkskin spine, t.e.g. - 1928
1036 - LAMB, Charles A tale of Rosamund Gray and old blind Margaret. Intro. by R. Brimley Johnson. Printed for Frank Hollings. 1928 183 x 105 71 pp. Frontis. No. 399 of 500 copies. Green paper boards, parchment spine. - 1928
1037 - STERNE, Laurence A sentimental journey through France and Italy. 1928 230 x 145 154 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. 6 copper engravings by J.E. Laboureur. No. 411 of 500 copies. Red buckram. t.e.g. - 1928
1038 - SWIFT, Jonathan Miscellaneous poems; ed. with intro. by R. Ellis Roberts. 1928 265 x 195 70 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor handmade paper. Wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 342 of 375 copies. Marbled paper boards, parchment spine. - 1928
1039 - TELLIER, Jules Abd-er-Rhaman in paradise; trans. by Brian Rhys. 1928 230 x 150 36 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. Wood engravings by Paul Nash. No. 219 of 400 copies. Hand marbled paper boards, blue buckram spine, t.e.g. D.W. - 1928
1040 - ANDREYEV, Leonid Abyss; trans. by John Cournos. 1929 195 x 125 31 pp. Caslon type on Van Gelder handmade paper. 4 wood engravings by Ivan Lebedeff. No. 464 of 500 copies. Red paper boards, black buckram spine. - 1929
1041 - CHAUCER, Geoffrey The Canterbury tales. 4 vols. 1929-1931 315 x 190 Vol.Í. 152 pp. Vol.II. 190 pp. Vol.III. 198 pp. Vol.IV. 220 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor handmade paper. Wood engravings by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 201 of 485 copies (+ 15 copies printed on vellum & bound in Niger). Patterned paper boards, red niger spine, t.e.g. - 1929
1042 - KÄLIDÄSA The circle of the seasons; trans. from the Ritu-Samhara of... by E. Powys Mathers. 1929 245 x 160 32 pp. Caslon italic type on Batchelor handmade paper. 4 copper engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 209 of 500 copies. Maize buckram, t.e.g. - 1929
1043 - MEEK, Charles The will to function: a philosophical study. Printed for the author. 1929 230 x 145 135 pp. No. 284 of 300 copies. Red buckram, t.e.g. - 1929
1044 - MORE, Sir Thomas [The Utopia of ...] trans. by Ralph Robinson; ed. with an intro. by A.W. Reed. 1929 275 x 195 138 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. Floriated borders and initials by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 36 of 500 copies. Blue buckram, t.e.g. - 1929
1045 - SMITH, Aaron The atrocities of the pirates 1929 *** 195 x 125 156 pp. Caslon type on Van Gelder handmade paper. 10 wood engravings by Eric Ravilious (1903-1942). No. 186 of 500 copies. Scarlet boards, black buckram spine, t.e.g. - 1929
1046 - STERNE, Laurence The life & opinions of Tristram Shandy, gentleman. 3 vols. 1929-1930 230 x 145. Vol.I. 265 pp. Vol.II. 258 pp. Vol.III. 197 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. 5 copper engravings by J.E. Laboureur. No. 448 of 500 copies. Red buckram, - 1929
1047 - t.e.g. FIELDING, Henry A journey from this world to the next. [1743]. 1930 230 x 145.175 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. 6 copper engravings by Denis Tegetmeier. No. 63 of 500 copies. Maize buckram, t.e.g. - 1930
1048 - GANTILLON, Simon Maya: a play. Paraphrased from the French by V. & F. Vernon. 1930 255 x 160 95 pp. Caslon type on Dutch handmade paper. 13 wood engravings by Blair Hughes-Stanton. No. 277 of 500 copies. Maize buckram, - 1930
1049 - t.e.g. GIBBINGS, Robert The 7th man, a true cannibal tale of the South Seas. 1930 195 x 120 15 pp. Caslon type on Dutch handmade paper. 15 wood engravings by the author. No. 89 of 500 copies. Printed boards, yellow buckram spine. Tom Balston's copy with his signature. - 1930
1050 - JOHNSON, Abraham Lucina sine concubitu: a letter humbly address'd to the Royal Society. 1930 185 x 110 41 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. 3 copper engravings by Hester Sainsbury. No. 181 of 500 copies. Printed paper boards, parchment spine, t.e.g. - 1930
1051 - PLATO The Phaedo of ... trans. by Benjamin Jowett. 1930 270 x 190 79 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. Floreated initials & decorations by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 165 of 500 copies. Blue buckram, t.e.g. - 1930
1052 - BIBLE. THE FOUR GOSPELS OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST ACCORDING TO THE AUTHORIZED VERSION OF KING JAMES I. 1931 340 x 235 269 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor handmade paper. 65 wood engravings by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 206 of 488 copies (+ Nos. 1-12 printed on vellum, bound in white pigskin). Maize buckram, white pigskin spine and corners, t.e.g. - 1931
1053 - COPPARD, A.E. The hundredth story of 1931 245 x 160 58 pp. Golden Cockerel type on English handmade paper. 4 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 322 of 1,000 copies. Printed paper boards, green leather spine, t.e.g. - 1931
1054 - FLAUBERT, Gustav Salambo; trans. by E. Powys Mathers. 1931 255 x 190 318 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Dutch handmade paper. 18 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 281 of 500 copies. Printed boards, blue canvas spine, t.e.g. - 1931
1055 - GILL, Eric (1882 - 1940) Clothing without cloth: an essay on the nude. 1931 230 x 110 20 pp. Caslon type on English handmade paper. 4 wood engravings by the author. No. 16 of 500 copies. Scarlet buckram. - 1931
1056 - POWYS, T.F. When thou wast naked. 1931 245 x 160 66 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 5 wood engravings by Paul Nash. No. 454 of 500 copies, signed by the author. Printed cloth, blue morocco spine, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1931
1057 - BATES, H.E. A German idyll. 1932 245 x 160 40 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 9 wood engravings by Lynton Lamb. No. 143 of 307 copies, signed by the author. Printed cloth, red morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1932
1058 - CONSEQUENCES: a complete story in the manner of the old parlour game in nine chapters, each by a different author. 1932 245 x 160 67 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor paper. Frontis. by Eric Ravilious (1903-1942). No. 149 of 200 signed copies. Printed cloth, blue morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1932
1059 - COPPARD, A.E. Crotty Shinkwin. 1932 245 x 160 72 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 7 wood engravings and a border by Robert Gibbings. No. 310 of 500 copies. Printed cloth, blue morocco spine, t.e.g. Bookplate of Morris J. Cohen. - 1932
1060 - COPPARD, A.E. and GIBBINGS, Robert Rummy: that noble game expunded in prose, poetry, diagram and engravings, with an account of certain diversions in the mountain fastnesses of Cork and Kerry. 1932 245 x 160 53 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor paper. No. 117 of 250 signed copies. (+ 1,000 copies on machine- made paper). Printed cloth, green morocco spine, t.e.g. Bookplate of John Roland Abbey. - 1932
1061 - DAVIES, Rhys Daisy Matthews & three other tales. 1932 245 x 160 64 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 4 wood engravings by Agnes Miller Parker. No. 185 of 325 copies, signed by the author. Printed cloth, yellow morocco spine. t.e.g. Bookplate of Morris J. Cohen. - 1932
1062 - FIELDING, Henry The life of Mr. Jonathan Wild the Great. [1743 ed.]. 1932 230 x 145 278 pp. Caslon type on Arnold paper. 7 etchings on copper by Denis Tegetmeier. No. 31 of 350 copies. Maize buckram, t.e.g. - 1932
1063 - INITIATION: trans. from poems of the Didinga and Lango tribes, by J.H. Driberg. 1932 230 x 110 30 pp. Gill Sans Serif type on handmade paper. 11 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 131 of 325 copies, signed by the translator. Maize buckram, top & fore-edge gilt. - 1932
1064 - OVIDUS NASO, Publius The amores of ... trans. by E. Powys Mathers. 1932 245 x 160 82 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor paper. 5 copper engravings by J.E. Laboureur. No. 156 of 350 copies. Green cloth, red morocco spine and corners, t.e.g. - 1932
1065 - SHAKESPEARE, William Twelfth night, or What you will. 1932 345 x 235 76 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 29 wood engravings by Eric Ravilious (1903-1942). No. 169 of 275 copies. Printed cloth, red morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1932
1066 - WALPOLE, Hugh The apple trees: four reminiscences. 1932 245 x 160 74 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 5 wood engravings by Lynton Lamb. No. 67 of 500 copies, signed by the author. Printed paper boards, red morocco spine. With a letter from Hugh Walpole to an unknown correspondent. - 1932
1067 - BATES, H.E. The house with the apricot, and two other tales. 1933 245 x 160 60 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 4 wood engravings by Agnes Miller Parker. No. 32 of 300 copies, signed by the author. Printed cloth, green morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1933
1068 - DUNSANY, Lord Lord Adrian: a play in three acts. 1933 240 x 160 74 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 7 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 317 of 325 copies. Printed cloth, red morocco spine, t.e.g. Bookplate of Morris J. Cohen. - 1933
1069 - APULEIUS Cupid & Psyches, the most pleasant & delectable tale of their marriage. (from The golden Asse of .....) trans. by William Adlington. 1934 198 x 130 48 pp. Garamond type on Arnold all-rag paper. 3 wood engravings by Lettice Sandford. No. 60 of 150 copies. Batik boards, cream buckram spine. - 1934
1070 - BIBLE. ECCLESIASTES, OR THE PREACHER. 1934 335 x 235 23 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 16 wood engravings by Blair Hughes-Stanton. No. 211 of 247 copies. (+ 3 copies printed on vellum, bound in white pigskin). Orange cloth, vellum spine, t.e.g. - 1934
1071 - CALDER-MARSHALL, A. A crime against Cania. 1934 245 x 160 70 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 4 wood engravings by Blair Hughes-Stanton. No. 81 of 250 copies, signed by the author. Printed cloth, black morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1934
1072 - CLAY, Enid The constant mistress. 1934 225 x 145 36 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor engravings by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). paper. 6 No. 229 of 250 copies, signed by author and illustrator. (50 copies bound in morocco with an extra set of engravings). Green paper boards, canvas spine. - 1934
1073 - GILL, Eric (1882 - 1940) The Lord's song: a sermon. 1934 230 x 115 16 pp. Felicity italic type on Arnold paper. Wood engraved frontis. by the author. No. 88 of 500 copies. White buckram. 3333 - 1934
1074 - MOTTRAM, R.H. Strawberry time and The Banquet. 1934 245 x 160 89 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 4 wood engravings by Gertrude Hermes. No. 122 of 250 copies, signed by the author. Printed cloth, green morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1934
1075 - POWYS, Llewellyn Glory of life. 1934 335 x 235 36 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 15 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 158 of 275 copies. (+ 2 copies printed on vellum, bound in white pigskin). Cream cloth, vellum spine, t.e.g. - 1934
1076 - SERMONS BY ARTISTS. 1934 245 x 158 81 pp. Perpetua type on Arnold all-rag paper. Decorations by E. Corsellis. No. 77 of 300 copies. Printed paper boards, red morocco spine, t.e.g, Bookplate of William Maxwell. - 1934
1077 - TOUSSAINT, Franz The garden of caresses; trans. by Christopher Sandford. 1934 215 x 155 92 pp. Felicity italic type on Millbourn paper. 8 engravings by Gertrude Hermes. No. 100 of 275 copies. (copies also printed on vellum with 6 extra engravings). Blue cloth, vellum spine, t.e.g. Ex-libris T. Birkett. - 1934
1078 - BATES, H.E. Flowers and faces. 1935 255 x 190 56 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor handmade paper. 5 wood engravings by Paul Nash. No. 206 of 259 copies, signed by the author. (+ 6 copies printed on vellum, bound in green pigskin, and 60 copies bound in green morocco). Hand marbled cloth, green morocco spine, t.e.g. Bookplate of Morris J. Cohen. - 1935
1079 - GRAMMONT, Sieur de Heartsease and honesty, being the pastimes of ... by Helen Simpson. 1935 trans. 235 x 155 80 pp. Perpetua and Felicity italic type on Van Gelder paper. Border by Tirzah Garwood (1908-1951). No. 64 of 275 copies (+ 25 copies on handmade paper, bound in vellum). Printed paper, blue cloth spine. - 1935
1080 - LASCARIS, Evadne The golden bed of Kydno; trans. and intro. by P.M. 1935 315 x 230 48 pp. Perpetua type on Joynson paper. 12 line - engravings by Lettice Sandford. No. 100 of 140 copies (+ 60 copies bound in morocco with an extra signed set of engravings). White buckram, t.e.g. - 1935
1081 - LINDSAY, Jack Storm at sea. 1935 245 x 160 88 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor paper. 4 wood engravings by John Farleigh. No. 115 of 250 copies, signed by the author. Printed paper boards, blue morocco spine. - 1935
1082 - MR. GLASSPOOLE AND THE CHINESE PIRATES; ed, with an intro. by Owen Rutter. 1935 220 x 160 64 pp. Perpetua type on Millbourn handmade paper. 4 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 94 of 315 copies. Printed paper boards, black buckram spine. - 1935
1083 - MORRISON, James The journal of ..., boatswain's mate of the Bounty; ed. with an intro. by Owen Rutter. Printed at the Golden Cockerel Press, 1935 318 x 192 248 pp. Perpetua type on Van Gelder paper. 5 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 172 of 325 copies. Sailcloth in blue and white, t.e.g. Bookplate of John Raymond Danson. - 1935
1084 - STRONG, L.A.G. The hansom cab and the pigeons 1935 245 x 155 48 pp. Perpetua type on Basingwerk paper. 6 wood engravings by Eric Ravilious (1903-1942). One of 1,000 copies (+ 200 signed copies printed on Arnold all-rag paper, bound with printed boards and blue morocco spine). Silver cloth. - 1935
1085 - BIBLE. THE SONG OF SONGS. The Authorized Version together with a new translation; intro. and notes by W.O.E. Oesterley. Printed at the Press. 1936 383 x 275 60 pp. Perpetua type on Batchelor paper. 13 line-engravings by Lettice Sandford. No. 125 of 135 copies (4 copies printed on vellum, bound in red levant, with 6 extra signed engravings. 65 copies bound in maize buckram with green levant spine). White buckram, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. Bookplate of J.F. Holmden. - 1936
1086 - MATHERS, E. Powys Love light: a Laotian gallery. 1936 258 x 155 141 pp. Perpetua type on English vellum paper. 15 wood engravings by John Buckland-Wright. No. 97 of 120 copies. (5 copies printed on vellum & 75 copies bound in full green vellum). Yellow buckram, green vellum spine, t.e.g. - 1936
1087 - MILLER, Patrick The green ship. Intro. by Edward Garnett. 1936. 255 x 185 184 pp. Perpetua type on Portal's paper. 8 wood engravings by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 198 of 134 copies thus (4 signed copies printed on vellum and bound in green levant and 62 signed copies bound in green morocco). Marbled cloth, green morocco spine, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1936
1088 - PUSHKIN, Alexander Sergeyevitch The tale of the golden cockerel; trans. by Hannah Waller, with a note on Pushkin and the tale by Raissa Lomonossova, [1936] 133 x 100 23 pp. Caslon Old face type on handmade paper. 4 wood engravings by Robert Gibbings. No. 33 of 100 copies, a.e.g. Cloth of gold. - 1936
1089 - QUENNELL. Nancy (ed.) The epicure's anthology; with an essay on the epicure and the epicurean by A.J.A. Symons. 1936 220 x 135 188 pp. Caslon Old face type on machine-made paper. 8 decorations by Osbert Lancaster. A copy of the unlimited ed. (+ 150 numbered copies on mould-made paper). Rose coloured cloth. - 1936
1090 - ANA THE RUNNER: a treatise for princes and generals attributed to Prince Mahmoud Abdul, by Patrick Miller. 1937 230 x 145 110 pp. Caslon Old face type on Arnold's handmade paper. 6 wood engravings by Clifford Webb. No. 121 of 150 copies, signed by Patrick Miller (Unlimited ed. on machine-made paper). Cream canvas boards, brown morocco spine, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1937
1091 - BLIGH, William The log of The Bounty. Lieutenant William Bligh's log of the proceedings of H.M. armed vessel Bounty in a voyage to the South Seas. Intro. and notes by Owen Rutter. Comments on Bligh's navigation by J.A. Edgell. 2 vols. 1937 320 x 190 Vol.I. 435 pp. Vol.II. 260 pp. Caslon Old face type on Van Gelder mould-made paper. Four wood engravings by Lynton Lamb. No. 230 of 300 copies. Sail-type cloth, red cloth spine. - 1937
1092 - BLIGH'S VOYAGE IN THE RESOURCE FROM COUPANG TO BATAVIA, together with the log of his subsequent passage to England in the Dutch packet Vlydt, and his remarks on Morrison's journal. Intro. and notes by Owen Rutter, 1937 320 x 190 161 pp. Caslon Old face type on mould-made paper. 6 wood engravings by Peter Barker-Mill. Facsims. No. 158 of 350 copies. Sail-type cloth. - 1937
1093 - DAVID, Villiers A winter firework. 1937 190 x 125 22 pp. Perpetua type on Arnold's handmade paper. Decorations by Osbert Lancaster. Unnumbered copy of edition of 150 copies inscribed for William Ridler by Christopher Sandford. Printed cloth, white buckram spine. Ex-Libris The Golden Cockerel Press. - 1937
1094 - THE FIRST FLEET: the record of the foundation of Australia from its conception to the settlement at Sydney Cove. Intro. and notes by Owen Rutter. 1937 325 x 195 151 pp. Perpetua type on Arnold's hand-made paper. 5 wood engravings by Peter Barker-Mill. Facsims. No. 175 of 370 copies (+ 5 copies bound in hand-dyed morocco). Blue cloth with beige cloth panel. - 1937
1095 - GEDDES, Elizabeth Animal antics. 1937 142 x 110 28 pp. Caslon Old face type on machine made paper. 25 wood engravings by the author. One of unlimited ed. Brown cloth. - 1937
1096 - JONSON, Ben 1937 A croppe of Kisses: selected lyrics of ... ed. by John Wallis. 310 x 185 51 pp. Caslon Old face type on specially water- marked Batchelor handmade paper. No. 234 of 250 copies. (+ 50 copies bound in full red morocco). Beige canvas, red morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1937
1097 - LACOMBE, Jean de A compendium of the East: an account of voyages to the Grand Indies; trans. by Stephanie and Denis Clark. Intro. and notes by Askley Gibson. 1937 323 x 195 208 pp. Perpetua type on Arnold's hand-made paper. Facsims. Unnumbered copy of edition limited to 290 copies (+ 10 copies bound in full hand-dyed morocco). Batik cloth, black cloth spine. - 1937
1098 - LUCAS, F.L. (ed.) The Golden Cockerel Greek anthology. 1937 350 x 210 82 pp. New Hellenic Greek and Perpetua type on specially water-marked Barcham Green paper. 14 line engravings on zinc by Lettice Sandford. No. 106 of 126 copies (+ 6 copies printed on vellum and 74 copies half bound in black pigskin by Zaehnsdorf). Terracotta buckram, black pigskin spine, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski and Sutcliffe. - 1937
1099 - MILTON, John Paradise lost. The text of the first edition ed. by J. Isaacs. 1937 345 x 240 380 pp. Golden Cockerel type on specially watermarked Batchelor handmade paper. Title engraved on wood by Robert Gibbings. 30 wood engravings by Mary Groom. No. 36 of 196 copies (+ 4 copies printed on vellum). Marbled cloth, half bound in black pigskin), t.e.g. Bound by Zaehnsdorf. - 1937
1100 - POWYS, Llewellyn The book of days of ... Thoughts from his philosophy selected by John Wallis. Intro. by Llewellyn Powys. 1937 343 x 240 88 pp. Caslon Old face type on specially water- marked Batchelor handmade paper. 12 etchings by Elizabeth Corsellis. No. 192 of 295 copies (+ 5 printed on vellum). Brown canvas, green morocco spine, t.e.g. Bound by Zaehnsdorf. Bookplate of Morris J. Cohen. - 1937
1101 - POWYS, T.F. Goat green or The better gift. 1937 210 x 155 62 pp. Perpetua type on machine-made paper. 6 wood engravings by Gwenda Morgan. Copy of unlimited ed. (+ 150 numbered copies printed on Arnold's handmade paper). Green cloth, t.e.g. - 1937
1102 - ROSES OF SHARON: poems chosen from the flower of ancient Hebrew literature. Intro, by W.O.E. Oesterley. 1937 260 x 165 60 pp. Perpetua type on F.J. Head's handmade paper. 12 wood engravings by Mary Groom. No. 18 of 115 copies (+ 10 copies bound in full white pigskin). Rose coloured buckram, green morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1937
1103 - RUTTER, Joan, comp. Here's flowers. Intro. by Walter de la Mare. 1937 230 x 145 199 pp. Perpetua type on Arnold's hand-made paper. 8 wood engravings by John O'Connor. No. 189 of 200 copies (+ unlimited ed.). Marbled paper, blue morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1937
1104 - WHITFIELD, Christopher Mr. Chambers and Persephone. 1937 220 x 160 63 pp. Perpetua type on Arnold's hand-made 5 wood engravings by Dorothea Braby. paper. No. 70 of 150 copies. (+ unlimited ed. printed on machine- made paper). Yellow cloth, green morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1937
1105 - BINYON, Laurence. Brief candles. 1938 145 x 110 51 pp. Caslon Old face type on machine-made paper. 6 wood engravings by Helen Binyon. Copy of unlimited ed. (+ 100 copies printed on Arnold's handmade paper). Purple cloth D.W. - 1938
1106 - BREBEUF, Jean de The travels & sufferings of Father Jean de Brebeuf among the Hurons of Canada as described by himself; ed. and trans. by Theodore Besterman. 1938 325 x 190 199 pp. Bembo type on Arnold's mould-made paper. Double t-ps with lettering and illus. engraved on wood by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 10 of 300 copies. Black cloth, red canvas spine. - 1938
1107 - COPPARD, A.E. Tapster's tapestry. 1938 210 x 155 59 pp. Perpetua type on machine-made paper. 10 wood engravings by Gwenda Morgan. Copy of unlimited ed. (+ 75 copies printed on Arnold's handmade paper). Red cloth, t.e.g. - 1938
1108 - CRANMER-BYNG, L. To-morrow's star: an essay on the shattering and remoulding of a world. 1938 193 x 125 181 pp. Perpetua type on machine-made paper. 2 wood engravings by Lettice Sandford. Copy of unlimited ed. Rose cloth, t.e.g. D.W. - 1938
1109 - GAUTIER, Théophile Madamoiselle de Maupin; trans. by R. and E. Powys- Mathers. 1938 260 x 190 286 pp. Perpetua type on Van Gelder's mould- made paper. 8 copper engravings by John Buckland- Wright. No. 104 of 290 copies (+ 10 copies printed on Arnold's hand-made paper). Batik cloth, vellum spine, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1938
1110 - KHAYYAM, Omar The Golden Cockerel Rubaiyat of Omar Khâyyâm; trans. by Edward Fitzgerald. The first ed. repr., together with Fitzgerald's monk-Latin version printed for the first time. Trans. of the Latin and Persian originals and a critical essay by Sir E. Denison Ross. Intro. by Charles Ganz. 1938 320 x 190 101 pp. Perpetua type on Arnold's handmade paper. 8 copper engravings by John Buckland-Wright. No. 120 of 270 copies (+ 30 signed copies bound in full white morocco). Beige canvas, cream morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1938
1111 - QUENNELL, Nancy, comp. A lover's progress: seventeenth century lyrics. 1938 310 x 185 86 pp. Caslon Old face type on specially watermarked handmade paper. No. 163 of 190 copies (+ 25 copies bound in full white morocco). Yellow buckram, white morocco spine. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1938
1112 - SWIRE, Herbert; The voyage of the Challenger: a personal narrative of the historic circumnavigation of the globe in the years 1872-1876. 1938 - 1938
1113 - BESTERMAN, Theodore (ed.) The Pilgrim Fathers: a journal of their coming in the Mayflower to New England and their life and adventures there. 1939 258 x 158 88 pp. Poliphilus type on Arnold's mould-made paper. 8 wood engravings by Geoffrey Wales. No. 55 of 300 copies. Decorated boards, black morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1939
1114 - FRYER, Mary Ann John Fryer of the Bounty: notes on his career and commentary by Owen Rutter. 1939 Intro. 325 x 195 54 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Arnold's handmade paper. 11 wood engravings by Averil Mackenzie-Grieve. No. 225 of 300 copies. Blue canvas, t.e.g. - 1939
1115 - THE VIGIL OF VENUS: PERVIRGILIUM VENERIS; ed. and trans. by F.L. Lucas. 1939 290 x 220 28 pp. Golden Cockerel type on Batchelor hand-made paper. 18 copper engravings by John Buckland-Wright. No. 69 of 100 copies. Yellow morocco, tooled in blind. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1939
1116 - WELLS, H.G. The country of the blind [1939]. Repr. of the 1904 version. 260 x 185 68 pp. Golden Cockerel and Perpetua type on Batchelor's handmade 6 wood engravings by Clifford Webb. No. 32 of 280 copies. (+ 30 signed copies bound in full orange vellum). Brown cloth,orange vellum spine, t.e.g. - 1904
1117 - THE WISDOM OF THE CWMRY; trans. from the Welsh Triads by Winifred Faraday. 1939 158 x 110 48 pp. Gill Sans Serif type on handmade paper. T-p. engraved on wood by Averil Mackenzie-Grieve. No. 60 of 60 copies (+ unlimited ed. printed on machine- made paper). Cloth of gold, a.e.g. - 1939
1118 - GLUE AND LACQUER: four cautionary tales translated from the Chinese by Harold Acton and Lee Yi-Hsieh. Preface by Arthur Waley. 1941 255 x 190 139 pp. Perpetua type on Arnold's mould- made paper. 5 copper engravings by Denis Tegetemeir after drawings by Eric Gill (1882 - 1940). No. 231 of 320 copies (+ 30 copies printed on handmade paper). Yellow paper boards, blue morocco spine, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1941
1119 - SWINBURNE, Algernon Charles Lucretia Borgia: the chronicle of Tebaldeo Tebaldei, Renaissance period. Foreword, commentary and notes by Randolph Hughes. 1942 315 x 180 196 pp. Poliphilus type on Arnold's mould- made paper. Wood engravings by Reynolds Stone. No. 51 of 320 copies thus (+ 50 copies bound in white morocco). White art canvas, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1942
1120 - THE ATHENIANS: being correspondence between Thomas Jefferson Hogg and his friends Thomas Love Peacock, Leigh Hunt, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and others; ed. by Walter Sidney Scott. 1943 255 x 190 87 pp. Perpetua type on mould-made paper. Collotype portrait. No. 82 of 300 copies (+ 50 signed copies, bound in red morocco). Blue buckram, red morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1943
1121 - FELLOWES, Edmund H. and PINE, Edward (eds.) The Tenbury letters; selected and edited, with an introduction by 1943 A 195 x 125 232 pp. Perpetua and Felicity italic type on Arnold's mould-made paper. Collotype facsims. No. 44 of 300 copies. Red buckram, t.e.g. - 1943
1122 - BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER. THE NINETY-FIRST PSALM. 1944 235 x 165 8 pp. Golden Cockerel type on handmade paper. 5 wood engravings by Dorothea Braby. No. 120 of 300 copies (50 copies bound in white morocco with green inlay). Cream canvas, t.e.g. - 1944
1123 - HARRIET AND MARY: being the relations between Percy Bysshe Shelley, Harriet Shelley, Mary Shelley, and Thomas Jefferson Hogg, as shown in letters between them; ed. with an intro. by Walter Sidney Scott. 1944 255 x 185 84 pp. Perpetua type on mould-made paper. Collotype portrait. No. 379 of 450 copies (+ 50 signed copies bound in red morocco). Blue buckram, red morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1944
1124 - SHELLEY AT OXFORD: the early correspondence of P.B. Shelley with his friend T.J. Hogg, together with the letters of Mary Shelley and T.L. Peacock, and a hitherto unpublished prose fragment by Shelley; ed. with an intro. by Walter Sidney Scott. 1944 255 x 185 79 pp. Perpetua type on Arnold's mould-made paper. 4 collotype portraits. No. 239 of 450 copies (50 signed copies, bound in red morocco). Blue buckram, red morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1944
1125 - SPARRMAN, Anders A voyage round the world with Captain James Cook in H.M.S. Resolution; trans. by Huldine Beamish and Averil Mackenzie-Grieve; ed. with and intro, and notes by Owen Rutter. 1944 320 x 190 219 pp. Perpetua type on mould-made paper. 13 wood engravings by Peter Barker Mill. No. 88 of 300 copies (+ 50 copies bound in white morocco). Green buckram, t.e.g. - 1944
1126 - SWINBURNE, Algernon Charles Hymn to Proserpine. 1944 235 x 164 11 pp. Caslon type on handmade paper. 7 wood engravings by John Buckland-Wright. No. 164 of 300 copies. (+ 50 copies bound in purple morocco with green inlay and having 1 extra engraving). Purple canvas, t.e.g. - 1944
1127 - CALDERON, V.G. The lottery ticket; trans. by Richard Phibbs. 1945 225 x 145 13 pp. Bembo type on handmade paper. 6 wood engravings by Dorothea Braby. No. 66 of 100 copies (300 copies bound in yellow buckram). Yellow buckram, white morocco spine. - 1945
1128 - THE FIRST CRUSADE: the deeds of the Franks and other Jerusalemites ... trans., ed. and intro. by Somerset de Chair. 1945 310 x 180 93 pp. Poliphilus type on handmade wood engravings by Clifford Webb. paper. 6 No. 228 of 400 copies (+ 100 copies bound in white vellum). Orange buckram, vellum spine & fore-edge strip, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1945
1129 - NAPOLEON BONAPARTE Supper at Beaucaire's; trans. and intro. by Somerset de Chair. 1945 146 x 110 39 pp. Caslon type on mould-made paper. Collotype illus. No. 404 of 400 copies thus (100 copies on handmade paper, bound in white vellum). Blue cloth. D.W. - 1945
1130 - WHITFIELD, Christopher Together and Alone: two short novels. 1945 255 x 155 110 pp. Blado italic on mould-made wood engravings by John O'Connor. paper. 10 No. 32 of 100 special copies (400 copies bound in white canvas). Marbled cloth, white morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1945
1131 - FLINDERS, Matthew ... narrative of his voyage in the schooner Francis: 1798 Preceded and followed by notes on Flinders, Bass, the wreck of the Sydney Cove, &c. by Geoffrey Rawson. 1946 320 x 185 102 pp. Bembo type on mould-made paper. 9 wood engravings by John Buckland-Wright. No. 543 of 650 copies (+ 100 copies bound in green morocco). Green canvas, t.e.g. - 1946
1132 - GRAY, Thomas Elegy written in a country churchyard; ed. with a foreword by Christopher Sandford. 1946 192 x 128 22 pp. Caslon type on mould-made paper. 8 wood engravings by Gwenda Morgan. No. 92 of 670 copies (+ 80 copies bound in green morocco). Marbled paper boards, blue buckram spine, t.e.g. - 1946
1133 - JONES, Gwyn The green island. 1946 255 x 155 84 pp. Caslon type and Pharos initials on mould-made paper. 11 wood engravings by John Petts. No. 47 of 100 copies (400 copies bound in canvas). Green and grey morocco, t.e.g. green and grey - 1946
1134 - RUTTER, Owen, Comp. We happy few. Foreword by Dorothy Rutter. 1946 190 x 125 150 pp. Caslon type on mould-made paper. 11 wood engravings by John O'Connor. No. 59 of 100 copies (+ 650 copies bound in decorated boards with blue buckram spine). White cloth, red morocco spine, blue morocco fore-edge strip, t.e.g. Bookplate of Morris J. Cohen. - 1946
1135 - HERIZ, Patrick de La belle O'Morphi: a brief biography. 1947 214 x 120 36 pp. Garamond and Fournier type on mould- made paper. Collotype repros. of pictures by Boucher. No. 715 of 750 copies (100 signed copies in quarter blue morocco with 3 extra illus. + 20 ordinary copies without illus.) Red & blue cloth. - 1947
1136 - KEATS, John Endymion. 1947 318 x 190 152 pp. Caslon type on handmade wood engravings by John Buckland-Wright. paper. 58 No. 321 of 400 copies (100 copies bound in white vellum). Red buckram, white vellum spine. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1947
1137 - BANNET, Ian The Amazons: a novel. 1948 285 x 190 256 pp. Poliphilus type on mould-made paper. 12 wood engravings by Clifford Webb, 3 maps drawn by Mina Greenhill. No. 175 of 420 copies (+ 80 copies bound in brown Cape morocco). Marbled boards, brown Cape morocco spine and fore- edge strip, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1948
1138 - THE GOLDEN COCKEREL MABINOGION, a new translation from the White Book of Rhydderch and the Red Book of Hergest, by Gwyn and Thomas Jones. 1948 360 x 210 279 pp. Caslon type on mould-made paper. 20 wood and scraper board engravings by Dorothea Braby. No. 236 of 475 copies (+ 75 copies bound in orange Cape morocco). Maize buckram, orange Cape morocco spine & fore-edge strip, t.e.g. - 1948
1139 - THE HOMERIC HYMN TO APHRODITE; ed. and trans. by F.L. Lucas. 1948 320 x 185 36 pp. Poliphilus and New Hellenic types on mould-made paper. 13 wood engravings by Mark Severin. No. 138 of 650 copies (100 copies bound in crimson Cape morocco). Terra cotta buckram, black Cape morocco spine, t.e.g. 1140 JOHNSON, Samuel The new London letter writer Grieve. 1948 type ed. by Averil Mackenzie- 225 x 140 64 Caslon pp. on mould-made paper. 14 wood engravings by the editor. Unnumbered copy of 100 special copies signed by the artist. (+ 400 copies bound in marbled boards with maroon buckram spine). Marbled paper boards, crimson morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1948
1140 - JOHNSON, Samuel The new London letter writer Grieve. 1948 type ed. by Averil Mackenzie- 225 x 140 64 Caslon pp. on mould-made paper. 14 wood engravings by the editor. Unnumbered copy of 100 special copies signed by the artist. (+ 400 copies bound in marbled boards with maroon buckram spine). Marbled paper boards, crimson morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1948
1141 - LUCAS, F.L. Gilgamesh, King of Erech. 1948 260 x 160 64 pp. Bodoni and Slimback titling type on mould-made paper. 12 wood engravings by Dorothea Braby. No. 369 of 440 copies (60 copies in half orange morocco). Decorated cloth, yellow buckram spine, t.e.g. - 1948
1142 - SWINBURNE, Algernon Charles Laus veneris. 1948 255 x 160 30 pp. Perpetua type on mould-made paper. 11 wood engravings by John Buckland-Wright. No. 220 of 650 copies (100 copies bound in orange morocco with black inlay & having 1 extra engraving). Cockerell marbled paper boards, purple canvas spine, t.e.g. - 1948
1143 - CABELL, James Branch Jurgen: a comedy of justice. 1949 260 x 159 350 pp. Caslon Old face type and Vesta titling on mould-made paper. 16 wood engravings by John Buckland-Wright. No. 172 of 350 copies (+ 100 signed copies bound in scarlet morocco with purple inlays). Scarlet canvas, purple calf-spine, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1949
1144 - MUSAEUS Hero & Leander; trans. by F.L. Lucas. 1949 233 x 150 48 pp. Perpetua italic on mould-made paper. 11 line-engravings by John Buckland-Wright. No. 362 of 400 copies (100 signed copies bound in vellum with 1 extra engraving). Red & yellow buckram, t.e.g. - 1949
1145 - SWINBURNE, Algernon Charles Pasiphaë. 1950 paper. 6 230 x 145 40 pp. Bembo type on mould-made copper engravings by John Buckland-Wright. No. 350 of 400 copies (+ 100 copies bound in wine col. vellum). Blue and yellow buckram, t.e.g. - 1950
1146 - JONES, Gwyn, (ed.) Salmacis and Hermaphroditus: a poem attributed to Francis Beaumont. 1951 320 x 190 46 pp. Caslon and Pharos titling types on mould-made paper. 10 col. wood engravings by John Buckland-Wright. No. 139 of 380 copies (30 signed copies bound in blue morocco with 1 extra engraving). Blue cloth. - 1951
1147 - JULIUS CAESAR .. commentaries; trans. and intro. by Somerset de Chair. Printed by R. & R. Clarke Ltd. 1951 290 x 195 312 pp. Baskerville type on mould-made paper. 14 wood engravings by Clifford Webb. No. 117 of 320 copies (70 signed copies bound in maroon morocco). Navy blue buckram, brown buckram spine. - 1951
1148 - KOMENSKY, John Amos The labyrinth of the world, and The paradise of the heart; trans. by Count Lutzow. 1951 260 x 155 271 pp. Caslon type and Imprint Shadow titling types on mould-made paper. 56 drawings by Dorothea Braby. No. 272 of 300 copies (70 copies bound in white morocco with scarlet inlays). White art canvas, t.e.g. - 1951
1149 - HARTNOLL, Phyllis The Grecian enchanted. 1952 315 x 190 96 pp. Caslon and Imprint Shadow titling types on mould-made paper. 8 aquatints by John Buckland- Wright. No. 277 of 300 copies. (+ 60 signed copies bound in grey and pink moroccos). Pink and blue-grey cloth, t.e.g. - 1952
1150 - SIR GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT; trans. and intro. by Gwyn Jones. 1952 320 x 190 108 pp. Caslon Old face with Pharos and Goudy Open titling types on mould-made paper. 6 wood engravings in col. by Dorothea Braby. No. 95 of 250 copies (+ 60 signed copies bound in green and pink morocco and 50 copies in cream vellum-paper). Green and pink fabric, t.e.g. - 1952
1151 - AGAINST WOMEN: a satire; trans. and intro. by Gwyn Williams. 1953 230 x 115 26 pp. Golden Cockerel type on handmade paper. 11 col. wood engravings by John Petts. No. 83 of 100 signed copies. (250 copies bound in purple fabric). Purple Indian lizard skin. - 1953
1152 - SCOTT, Walter Sidney (ed.) Letters of Maria Edgeworth and Anna Letitia Barbauld to Stephen and Sarah Grace Lushington; ed. by Walter Sidney Scott. 1953 250 x 155 88 pp. Caslon Old face and Imprint Shadow Titling type on mould-made paper. 14 hand col. drawings by Lettice Sandford. No. 128 of 240 copies. (+ 60 signed copies bound in quarter white sheepskin with cloth of gold). Blue and pink cloth. - 1953
1153 - BARCLAY, John Euphormio's satyricon; trans. and intro. by Paul Turner. 1954 285 x 195 162 pp. Perpetua type on mould-made paper. 6 wood engravings by Derrick Harris. No. 65 of 150 copies (+ 60 signed copies bound in full crimson morocco). Grey hand-made paper boards, crimson canvas spine. - 1954
1154 - BROWNE, William ... Circe and Ulysses: the Inner Temple Masque ed, with an essay by Gwyn Jones. 1954 270 x 155 62 pp. Poliphilus type on handmade paper. 7 wood engravings by Mark Severin. No. 99 of 100 signed copies with 4 extra engravings. (200 copies bound in pink handmade paper boards and green buckram spine). Green morocco, t.e.g. 889 - 1954
1155 - STEWART, Cecil Topiary: an historical diversion. 1954 pp. - 1954
1156 - WALTERS, Eurof The serpent's presence. 1954 235 x 150 106 pp. Cockin and Fry's Ornamented titling types on mould-made paper. 8 wood engravings by Clifford Webb. and No. 34 of 60 copies thus (180 copies bound in green purple fabrics and 50 copies in cream vellum paper). Crimson buckram, green morocco spine and fore-edge strip, t.e.g. - 1954
1157 - HERRICK, Robert One hundred and eleven poems; selected by Sir William Russell Flint. 1955 280 x 185 128 pp. Perpetua type on handmade paper. Collotype repros. of paintings and drawings by William Russell Flint. No. 379 of 445 copies (105 signed copies with 8 extra drawings bound in white sheepskin). Blue cloth, parchment spine, t.e.g. - 1955
1158 - MINXES ADMONISHED, OR BEAUTY REPROVED: an album of deplorable caprices faithfully narrated & modestly embellished by Sir William Russell Flint. Printed by the John Roberts Press. 1955 312 x 187 128 pp. Pastonchi type on mould-made paper. Photogravure repros. No. 321 of 400 copies (150 signed copies with 8 extra drawings, bound in crimson morocco). Marbled paper boards, crimson morocco spine. Bound by Mansell. - 1955
1159 - THE SAGA OF LLYWARCH THE OLD. A reconstruction by Glyn Jones. Verse trans. by T.J. Morgan; intro. by Sir Ifor Williams. 1955 240 x 150 38 pp. Bembo type on handmade paper. 5 col. engravings by Dorothea Braby. No. 41 of 60 copies thus (140 copies bound in green marbled boards with undyed morocco spine). Undyed morocco, t.e.g. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. - 1955
1160 - SHELLEY, Percy Bysshe Zastrozzi: a romance. Intro. by Phyllis Hartnoll, 1955 235 x 160 132 pp. Bell type on Japanese vellum. 8 wood engravings by Cecil Keeling. No. 140 of 140 copies. (+ 60 copies with a second set of engravings and bound in black morocco). Red marbled boards, black morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1955
1161 - APOLONIUS OF TYRE; trans. and intro. by Paul Turner. 1956 250 x 190 74 pp. Bembo type on mould-made paper. line-engravings by Mark Severin. 6 No. 211 of 225 copies (75 copies with an additional set of engravings and 1 extra printed from the copper, bound in orange morocco). Maroon canvas, orange morocco spine, t.e.g. Red paper covers. - 1956
1162 - THE GOLDEN COCKEREL PRIVATE PRESS 1955- 1956. BRITISH HAND-MADE BOOKS [1956] handmade paper. 13 185 x 125 48 pp. Illus. 255 x 190 35 Pastonchi type on col. engravings by Peter Barker Mill. No. 341 of 400 copies (+ 100 copies bound in decorated handmade paper boards with orange morocco spine). Decorated handmade paper boards, orange buckram spine & fore-edge strip. - 1955
1163 - MALLARMÉ, Stephane L'aprés-midi d'un faune; trans. by Aldous Huxley. Foreword by Mary Buckland-Wright. 1956 290 x 180 15 pp. Gill Sans Serif type on green tinted handmade paper. Collotype repros. of 9 wash in green drawings by John Buckland-Wright. No. 166 of 50 copies thus (100 copies with 4 extra plates, bound in green morocco. 50 copies bound in cream vellum-paper). Brown canvas, green morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1956
1164 - DRYDEN, John *** Songs and poems of selected, ed. and intro. by Gwyn Jones. 1957 385 x 255 80 pp. Golden Cockerel type on handmade paper. Collotype repros. of 8 watercolour paintings and 11 pencil drawings by Lavinia Blythe [Leslie Blanche]. No. 148 of 400 copies (+ 100 copies bound in red and green morocco). Grey canvas, red morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1957
1165 - GRIMM brothers Grimm's other tales: a new selection by Wilhelm Hansen; trans. and ed. by Ruth Michaelis-Jena and Arthur Ratcliff. 1957 245 x 150 160 pp. Poliphilus type on mould-made paper. 10 wood engravings by Gwenda Morgan. No. 291 of 425 copies (75 copies bound in purple morocco). Purple cloth, t.e.g. - 1957
1166 - XENOPHON The Ephesian story; trans. and intro. by Paul Turner. 1957 250 x 185 67 pp. Aldine Bembo type on mould-made paper. Collotype repros. of 6 brush drawings by Eric Fraser. No. 128 of 225 copies. (75 signed copies with a second set of drawings and 1 extra, bound in green morocco). Terracotta canvas, green morocco spine, t.e.g. - 1957
1167 - KHÂYYÂM, Omar The Rubáiyat of. trans. by Edward Fitzgerald. 1958 318 x 195 35 pp. Caslon type on mould-made paper. Collotype repros. of 7 drawings by John Yunge Bateman. No. 6 of 75 copies with a second set of drawings and 2 extra. (125 ordinary copies bound in claret canvas). Claret morocco. Bound by Mansell. - 1958
1168 - OVID The metamorphoses of Publius Ovidius Naso, translated by the most eminent hands. A selection from the 1717 ed. by Gwyn Jones. 1958 320 x 195 264 pp. Caslon type on mould-made paper. Collotype repros. of 11 drawings by John Yunge Bateman. No. 181 of 125 copies thus (75 copies with a second set of drawings and 3 extra, bound in golden morocco with claret morocco inlays). Scarlet buckram, t.e.g. - 1958
1169 - CYNWAL, William In defence of woman; trans. and intro. by Gywn Williams. 1960 230 x 115 28 pp. Golden Cockerel type on mould-made paper. 10 col. wood engravings by John Petts. No. 80 of 100 copies with 1 extra drawing (400 ordinary copies bound in blue fabric). Blue morocco. Bound by Hiscox, t.e.g. - 1960
1170 - GHOSE, Sudhin N. Folk tales and fairy stories from India. 1961 315 x 190 147 pp. Aldine Bembo type on Millbourn mould-made paper. T-p. vignette, endpapers and 6 illus. by Shrimati E. Carlile. No. 73 of 100 copies. (+ 500 copies, bound in brown buckram). Maroon morocco, t.e.g. Bound by Hiscox. - 1961
1171 - MONCRIF, François-Augustin Paradis de Moncrif's cats. Les chats de ... trans. by Reginald Bretnor. 1961 260 x 150 187 pp. + folding genealogy. Perpetua type on Saunders mould-made paper. Collotype repros. of 10 etchings by T. Otten after designs by Coypel. No. 362 of 400 copies. (100 copies bound in blue morocco with red morocco panels). Blue fabric with red fabric panels. - 1961
1172 - LETTERS TO CHRISTOPHER SANDFORD A box of 32 letters dating from the 1950s sent to Christopher Sandford. They include letters from Bernard Bergonzi, Diana Bloomfield, Lord Dunsany, Osbert Sitwell, Sydney Cockerell, John O'Connor, John Hadfield, Lord Astor, John R. Biggs, Harry Carter, James Laver, & Tom Balston. - 1950
1173 - Two boxes of prospectuses and ephemera.
1174 - THE ILLUSTRATORS OF THE GOLDEN COCKEREL PRESS. An introduction to the exhibition at the Mayor's Parlour Gallery, Hereford April 19th May 10th. 1980 250 x 185 10 pp. Illus. One of 400 copies printed by Adrian Lack at the Senecio Press Ltd., Charlbury. (75 special copies printed by Glen Storhaug at the Five Seasons Press, Madley). Tan paper covers. - 1980
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Expand 254 - TUNBRIDGE WELLS SCHOOL OF ART AND CRAFTS. TYPOGRAPHY DEPT.254 - TUNBRIDGE WELLS SCHOOL OF ART AND CRAFTS. TYPOGRAPHY DEPT.
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Expand 260 - VINCENT PRESS, OXFORD Founded by Joseph Vincent.260 - VINCENT PRESS, OXFORD Founded by Joseph Vincent.
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Expand 268 - WESTMINSTER PRESS, 1878-268 - WESTMINSTER PRESS, 1878-
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Expand 273 - WOLVERHAMPTON COLLEGE OF ART. DEPARTMENT OF PRINTING273 - WOLVERHAMPTON COLLEGE OF ART. DEPARTMENT OF PRINTING
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Expand 275 - REV. G.R. WOODWARD'S PRESS275 - REV. G.R. WOODWARD'S PRESS
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