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Expand 091 - Holograph and Manuscript books091 - Holograph and Manuscript books
Expand 092 - Block book092 - Block book
Expand 093 - Incunabula093 - Incunabula
Expand 094 - Printed094 - Printed
Expand 095 - Find Bindings and Printing Collection095 - Find Bindings and Printing Collection
Expand 096 - Illustrated096 - Illustrated
Expand 097 - Books notable for ownership or origin097 - Books notable for ownership or origin
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.]
Expand Cervantes - Cervantes CollectionCervantes - Cervantes Collection
Expand HP - History PamphletsHP - History Pamphlets
Expand Johnson - Johnson CollectionJohnson - Johnson Collection
Expand LS - Local Studies CollectionsLS - Local Studies Collections
Expand Milton - The Milton CollectionMilton - The Milton Collection
Misc - Miscellaneous EFP related boxes
Collapse Ridler - The William Ridler Collection of fine printing - 1890s-1970sRidler - The William Ridler Collection of fine printing - 1890s-1970s
Collapse 1 - Great Britain & Ireland1 - Great Britain & Ireland
Expand 1 - Bibliographies of private press books1 - Bibliographies of private press books
Expand 2 - THE ABBEY PRESS, 1902-2 - THE ABBEY PRESS, 1902-
Expand 3 - ALCUIN PRESS, 1928-1949 (?)3 - ALCUIN PRESS, 1928-1949 (?)
Expand 4 - ALDENHAM INSTITUTE OF TYPOGRAPHY4 - ALDENHAM INSTITUTE OF TYPOGRAPHY
Expand 5 - AMPLEFORTH PRESS5 - AMPLEFORTH PRESS
Expand 6 - AQUILA PRESS, 1929-6 - AQUILA PRESS, 1929-
Expand 7 - THE ARDEN PRESS, 1883-7 - THE ARDEN PRESS, 1883-
Expand 8 - ARGONAUT PRESS 1926-8 - ARGONAUT PRESS 1926-
Expand 9 - ARK PRESS 1954-9 - ARK PRESS 1954-
Expand 10 - ART SOCIETY PRESS, 1951-10 - ART SOCIETY PRESS, 1951-
Expand 11 - THE ASHENDENE PRESS, 1894-193511 - THE ASHENDENE PRESS, 1894-1935
Expand 12 - ASPHODEL PRESS 1922-12 - ASPHODEL PRESS 1922-
Expand 13 - ASTOLAT PRESS13 - ASTOLAT PRESS
Expand 14 - THE AUCHINLECK PRESS, 1815-181814 - THE AUCHINLECK PRESS, 1815-1818
Expand 15 - BALLANTYNE PRESS15 - BALLANTYNE PRESS
Expand 16 - THE BASIL PRESS, 1894-190616 - THE BASIL PRESS, 1894-1906
Expand 17 - BASKERVILLE PRESS, 1751-177517 - BASKERVILLE PRESS, 1751-1775
Expand 18 - THE BAYNARD PRESS, 1894-18 - THE BAYNARD PRESS, 1894-
Expand 19 - BEAMSLEY HOUSE PRESS, 1922-195019 - BEAMSLEY HOUSE PRESS, 1922-1950
Expand 20 - THE BEAUMONT PRESS, 1917-193120 - THE BEAUMONT PRESS, 1917-1931
Expand 21 - THE BEAVER PRESS, 1903-191421 - THE BEAVER PRESS, 1903-1914
Expand 22 - THE BELDORNIE PRESS, (1840-1843)22 - THE BELDORNIE PRESS, (1840-1843)
Expand 23 - BIBLIOTHECA CURIOSA, 1883-188823 - BIBLIOTHECA CURIOSA, 1883-1888
Expand 24 - THE BIRMINGHAM GUILD OF HANDICRAFT PRESS, 1894-190224 - THE BIRMINGHAM GUILD OF HANDICRAFT PRESS, 1894-1902
Expand 25 - BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL OF PRINTING25 - BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL OF PRINTING
Expand 26 - BLACK KNIGHT PRESS, 1964-26 - BLACK KNIGHT PRESS, 1964-
27 - THE BLACK PENNELL PRESS
Expand 28 - BLACKAMORE PRESS. London.28 - BLACKAMORE PRESS. London.
Expand 29 - BLAKENEY PRESS, 1908-195229 - BLAKENEY PRESS, 1908-1952
Expand 30 - THE BLOOMSBURY PRESS, 192130 - THE BLOOMSBURY PRESS, 1921
Expand 31 - BLUE MOON PRESS31 - BLUE MOON PRESS
Expand 32 - BOAR'S HEAD PRESS, 1930-193632 - BOAR'S HEAD PRESS, 1930-1936
Expand 33 - BOETHARSON PRESS33 - BOETHARSON PRESS
Expand 34 - BOOTHAM PRESS, 1961-34 - BOOTHAM PRESS, 1961-
Expand 35 - BOURNEMOUTH & POOLE COLLEGE OF ART35 - BOURNEMOUTH & POOLE COLLEGE OF ART
Expand 36 - BRACEBRIDGE PRESS36 - BRACEBRIDGE PRESS
Expand 37 - BRADFORD REGIONAL COLLEGE OF ART. DEPT. OF PRINTING37 - BRADFORD REGIONAL COLLEGE OF ART. DEPT. OF PRINTING
Expand 38 - BREWHOUSE PRESS, 1962-38 - BREWHOUSE PRESS, 1962-
Expand 39 - BRIGHTON COLLEGE OF ART39 - BRIGHTON COLLEGE OF ART
Expand 40 - BRISTOL COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY. SCHOOL OF PRINTING40 - BRISTOL COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY. SCHOOL OF PRINTING
41 - BRITISH PRINTING SOCIETY, PUBLISHING GROUP
Expand 42 - BRONZE SNAIL PRESS, London.42 - BRONZE SNAIL PRESS, London.
Expand 43 - BROOKS PRESS, 1899-43 - BROOKS PRESS, 1899-
Expand 44 - CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE OF ART AND TECHNOLOGY44 - CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE OF ART AND TECHNOLOGY
Expand 45 - CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS45 - CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
Expand 46 - CANDLE PRESS, 1917-192446 - CANDLE PRESS, 1917-1924
Expand 47 - CANTERBURY COLLEGE OF ART PRESS, 1935-47 - CANTERBURY COLLEGE OF ART PRESS, 1935-
Expand 48 - CARADOC PRESS, 1899-190948 - CARADOC PRESS, 1899-1909
Expand 49 - THE CARAVEL PRESS49 - THE CARAVEL PRESS
Expand 50 - CASANOVA SOCIETY50 - CASANOVA SOCIETY
Expand 51 - CAXTON QUINCENTENARY COMMITTEE51 - CAXTON QUINCENTENARY COMMITTEE
Expand 52 - CAYME PRESS, 1923-193352 - CAYME PRESS, 1923-1933
Expand 53 - CELNIUS PRESS, 1976-53 - CELNIUS PRESS, 1976-
Expand 54 - CENTURY PRESS, 1902-54 - CENTURY PRESS, 1902-
Expand 55 - CERNEL PRESS, 1973-55 - CERNEL PRESS, 1973-
Expand 56 - CHESTER SCHOOL OF ART, PRINTING SECTION56 - CHESTER SCHOOL OF ART, PRINTING SECTION
Expand 57 - CHISWICK POLYTECHNIC. SCHOOL OF ART57 - CHISWICK POLYTECHNIC. SCHOOL OF ART
Expand 58 - THE CHISWICK PRESS, 1790-58 - THE CHISWICK PRESS, 1790-
Expand 58a - CHUBB, Ralph, Press of, 1924-1957 A mystic who started by printing volumes of his own poems illustrated with woodcuts. From the 1930s produced a number of litho printed books so that he could combine poetical ideas, script and illustrative designs more harmoniously. Later works were occult and Gothick tales. Chubb was a talented illustrator. - 193058a - CHUBB, Ralph, Press of, 1924-1957 A mystic who started by printing volumes of his own poems illustrated with woodcuts. From the 1930s produced a number of litho printed books so that he could combine poetical ideas, script and illustrative designs more harmoniously. Later works were occult and Gothick tales. Chubb was a talented illustrator. - 1930
Expand 59 - CLASSIC PRESS, 192359 - CLASSIC PRESS, 1923
Expand 60 - DOUGLAS CLEVERDON PRESS, 1927-60 - DOUGLAS CLEVERDON PRESS, 1927-
Expand 61 - THE COCK ROBIN PRESS. CHICHESTER & HORSHAM61 - THE COCK ROBIN PRESS. CHICHESTER & HORSHAM
Expand 62 - COLLEGE PRESS. DULWICH. LONDON62 - COLLEGE PRESS. DULWICH. LONDON
Expand 63 - COMPTON PRESS63 - COMPTON PRESS
Expand 64 - CORVINUS PRESS, c1936-194564 - CORVINUS PRESS, c1936-1945
Expand 65 - CRAFT PRESS65 - CRAFT PRESS
Expand 66 - CRANNOG PRESS66 - CRANNOG PRESS
Expand 67 - THE CRESSET PRESS LTD, 1927-67 - THE CRESSET PRESS LTD, 1927-
Expand 68 - CUALA PRESS, 1902-194868 - CUALA PRESS, 1902-1948
Expand 69 - THE CUCKOO HILL PRESS, 1950-69 - THE CUCKOO HILL PRESS, 1950-
Expand 70 - CUPID PRESS, 1949-196370 - CUPID PRESS, 1949-1963
Expand 71 - CURWEN PRESS, 1863-71 - CURWEN PRESS, 1863-
Expand 72 - CYGNET PRESS, 1974-72 - CYGNET PRESS, 1974-
Expand 73 - DAEDALUS PRESS73 - DAEDALUS PRESS
Expand 74 - THE DANIEL PRESS, 1845-190674 - THE DANIEL PRESS, 1845-1906
Expand 75 - DEMI-GRIFFIN PRESS, 1974-75 - DEMI-GRIFFIN PRESS, 1974-
Expand 76 - DIXEY, Harold Giles, Press of76 - DIXEY, Harold Giles, Press of
Expand 77 - THE DODMAN PRESS77 - THE DODMAN PRESS
Expand 78 - THE DOLMEN PRESS, 1951-78 - THE DOLMEN PRESS, 1951-
Expand 79 - DOLPHIN PRESS79 - DOLPHIN PRESS
Expand 80 - THE DOVES PRESS, 1900-191680 - THE DOVES PRESS, 1900-1916
Expand 81 - DROPMORE PRESS, 1945-195681 - DROPMORE PRESS, 1945-1956
Expand 82 - DUNDEE COLLEGE OF ART PRINTING DEPARTMENT.82 - DUNDEE COLLEGE OF ART PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
Expand 83 - EDINBURGH. HERIOT-WATT COLLEGE. SCHOOL OF PRINTING.83 - EDINBURGH. HERIOT-WATT COLLEGE. SCHOOL OF PRINTING.
Expand 84 - ELMETE PRESS, 1973-84 - ELMETE PRESS, 1973-
Expand 85 - THE ERAGNY PRESS, 1894-191585 - THE ERAGNY PRESS, 1894-1915
Expand 86 - ESSEX HOUSE PRESS, 1898-191086 - ESSEX HOUSE PRESS, 1898-1910
Expand 87 - ETON COLLEGE MUSEUM PRESS87 - ETON COLLEGE MUSEUM PRESS
Expand 88 - FANFARE PRESS88 - FANFARE PRESS
Expand 89 - FANFROLICO PRESS89 - FANFROLICO PRESS
Expand 90 - FANTASY PRESS, 1951-90 - FANTASY PRESS, 1951-
Expand 91 - THE FAVIL PRESS, 1920-c.194891 - THE FAVIL PRESS, 1920-c.1948
Expand 92 - THE FIRST EDITION CLUB92 - THE FIRST EDITION CLUB
Expand 93 - THE FLEURON, LTD.93 - THE FLEURON, LTD.
Expand 94 - THE FLORENCE PRESS, 1908-94 - THE FLORENCE PRESS, 1908-
Expand 95 - FLYING FAME95 - FLYING FAME
Expand 96 - FORTUNE PRESS, c.1927-96 - FORTUNE PRESS, c.1927-
Expand 97 - FREEMAN PRESS97 - FREEMAN PRESS
Expand 98 - FULCRUM PRESS98 - FULCRUM PRESS
Expand 99 - FURNIVAL BOOKS99 - FURNIVAL BOOKS
Expand 100 - GABERBOCCHUS PRESS, 1948-100 - GABERBOCCHUS PRESS, 1948-
Expand 101 - GALAHAD PRESS101 - GALAHAD PRESS
Expand 102 - GARDEN CITY PRESS, 1903-102 - GARDEN CITY PRESS, 1903-
Expand 103 - GARSWOOD PRESS103 - GARSWOOD PRESS
Expand 104 - GEMINI PRESS. Colchester, 1934-1936104 - GEMINI PRESS. Colchester, 1934-1936
Expand 105 - GLASGOW. STOW COLLEGE OF PRINTING.105 - GLASGOW. STOW COLLEGE OF PRINTING.
Expand 106 - GOGMAGOG PRESS, London. 1958-106 - GOGMAGOG PRESS, London. 1958-
Expand 107 - THE GOLDEN COCKEREL PRESS107 - THE GOLDEN COCKEREL PRESS
Expand 108 - GOLDEN HEAD PRESS, 1951-108 - GOLDEN HEAD PRESS, 1951-
Expand 109 - GOLDEN HOURS PRESS, 1932-1933109 - GOLDEN HOURS PRESS, 1932-1933
Expand 110 - THE GRAYHOUND PRESS, 1925-110 - THE GRAYHOUND PRESS, 1925-
Expand 111 - THE GREENLEAF PRESS111 - THE GREENLEAF PRESS
Expand 112 - GREGYNOG PRESS, 1922-1940112 - GREGYNOG PRESS, 1922-1940
Expand 113 - THE GRIAN-AIG PRESS, 1967-113 - THE GRIAN-AIG PRESS, 1967-
Expand 114 - THE GROSSETESTE PRESS114 - THE GROSSETESTE PRESS
Expand 115 - GROVE PARK PRESS, 1879-1922115 - GROVE PARK PRESS, 1879-1922
Expand 116 - THE GRYPHON PRESS116 - THE GRYPHON PRESS
Expand 117 - GUBBLECOTE PRESS117 - GUBBLECOTE PRESS
Expand 118 - GUILDFORD SCHOOL OF ART. PRINTING DEPARTMENT.118 - GUILDFORD SCHOOL OF ART. PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
Expand 119 - HABERLY, Loyd, Press of (see also SEVEN ACRES PRESS)119 - HABERLY, Loyd, Press of (see also SEVEN ACRES PRESS)
Expand 120 - HAFOD PRESS, 1803-1810120 - HAFOD PRESS, 1803-1810
Expand 121 - HAGUE & GILL121 - HAGUE & GILL
Expand 122 - HAMPDEN PRESS, c.1931-122 - HAMPDEN PRESS, c.1931-
Expand 123 - HAND AND FLOWER PRESS123 - HAND AND FLOWER PRESS
Expand 124 - THE HASLEWOOD BOOKS124 - THE HASLEWOOD BOOKS
Expand 125 - HAWORTH PRESS. Halifax125 - HAWORTH PRESS. Halifax
Expand 126 - HAWTHORNDEN PRESS, 1919-126 - HAWTHORNDEN PRESS, 1919-
Expand 127 - HAYMARKET PRESS, 1928-127 - HAYMARKET PRESS, 1928-
Expand 128 - HERMES PRESS128 - HERMES PRESS
Expand 129 - HESPERIDES PRESS, 1930- London129 - HESPERIDES PRESS, 1930- London
Expand 130 - HIGH HOUSE PRESS, 1924-1943130 - HIGH HOUSE PRESS, 1924-1943
Expand 131 - THE HOGARTH PRESS, 1917-131 - THE HOGARTH PRESS, 1917-
Expand 132 - JAY, Leonard, Press of132 - JAY, Leonard, Press of
Expand 133 - KEEPSAKE PRESS, 1951-133 - KEEPSAKE PRESS, 1951-
Expand 134 - THE KELMSCOTT PRESS, 1891-1896134 - THE KELMSCOTT PRESS, 1891-1896
Expand 135 - KIT-CAT PRESS, 1958-135 - KIT-CAT PRESS, 1958-
Expand 136 - KYNOCH PRESS, c.1890-136 - KYNOCH PRESS, c.1890-
Expand 137 - LANSTON MONOTYPE CORPORATION LTD.137 - LANSTON MONOTYPE CORPORATION LTD.
Expand 138 - LATIMER PRESS138 - LATIMER PRESS
Expand 139 - THE LATIN PRESS, 1935-c.1955139 - THE LATIN PRESS, 1935-c.1955
Expand 140 - THE LAVEROCK PRESS, WELWYN, HERTFORDSHIRE, 1959-140 - THE LAVEROCK PRESS, WELWYN, HERTFORDSHIRE, 1959-
Expand 141 - LEADENHALL PRESS141 - LEADENHALL PRESS
Expand 142 - LEANING CHIMNEY PRESS142 - LEANING CHIMNEY PRESS
Expand 143 - THE LEE PRIORY PRESS, 1813-1823143 - THE LEE PRIORY PRESS, 1813-1823
Expand 144 - LEEDS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY. DEPT. OF PRINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY144 - LEEDS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY. DEPT. OF PRINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY
Expand 145 - LEICESTER COLLEGE OF ART145 - LEICESTER COLLEGE OF ART
Expand 146 - THE LILAC TREE PRESS, 1953-146 - THE LILAC TREE PRESS, 1953-
Expand 147 - LINOTYPE AND MACHINERY LIMITED. LONDON147 - LINOTYPE AND MACHINERY LIMITED. LONDON
Expand 148 - LION AND UNICORN PRESS, 1953-148 - LION AND UNICORN PRESS, 1953-
Expand 149 - LONDON CHAPPELL OF PRIVATE PRESS PRINTERS149 - LONDON CHAPPELL OF PRIVATE PRESS PRINTERS
Expand 150 - LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL. CENTRAL SCHOOL OF ARTS & CRAFTS150 - LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL. CENTRAL SCHOOL OF ARTS & CRAFTS
Expand 151 - LONDON SCHOOL OF PRINTING, LATER THE LONDON COLLEGE OF PRINTING151 - LONDON SCHOOL OF PRINTING, LATER THE LONDON COLLEGE OF PRINTING
Expand 152 - MAGPIE CRAFT PAPER MILL Sheepstor, Devon.152 - MAGPIE CRAFT PAPER MILL Sheepstor, Devon.
Expand 153 - MAGPIE PRESS153 - MAGPIE PRESS
Expand 154 - MAIDSTONE COLLEGE OF ART. TYPOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT PRESS154 - MAIDSTONE COLLEGE OF ART. TYPOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT PRESS
Expand 155 - THE MANDRAKE PRESS, 1929-155 - THE MANDRAKE PRESS, 1929-
Expand 156 - MARLBOROUGH COLLEGE PRESS156 - MARLBOROUGH COLLEGE PRESS
Expand 157 - MASON, John, Press of157 - MASON, John, Press of
Expand 158 - THE MATHURIN PRESS. 1904158 - THE MATHURIN PRESS. 1904
Expand 159 - MEDICI SOCIETY159 - MEDICI SOCIETY
Expand 160 - MEDWAY SCHOOL OF ARTS AND CRAFTS. ROCHESTER.160 - MEDWAY SCHOOL OF ARTS AND CRAFTS. ROCHESTER.
Expand 161 - MELISSA PRESS161 - MELISSA PRESS
Expand 162 - MERRYTHOUGHT PRESS162 - MERRYTHOUGHT PRESS
Expand 163 - THE MIDDLE HILL PRESS, 1819-1858163 - THE MIDDLE HILL PRESS, 1819-1858
Expand 164 - MILL HOUSE PRESS, 1926-164 - MILL HOUSE PRESS, 1926-
Expand 165 - THE MINIATURE PRESS, 1935-165 - THE MINIATURE PRESS, 1935-
Expand 166 - MINORCA PRESS Dublin.166 - MINORCA PRESS Dublin.
Expand 167 - THE MINORITY PRESS167 - THE MINORITY PRESS
Expand 168 - THE MORAY LIBRARY, 1888-1905168 - THE MORAY LIBRARY, 1888-1905
Expand 169 - THE MORLAND PRESS, 1914169 - THE MORLAND PRESS, 1914
Expand 170 - MOUNT ST. BERNARD ABBEY170 - MOUNT ST. BERNARD ABBEY
Expand 171 - MYRIAD PRESS171 - MYRIAD PRESS
Expand 172 - NAVARRE SOCIETY172 - NAVARRE SOCIETY
Expand 173 - PETER NEWBOLT'S PRESS Established at Ockham, Surrey.173 - PETER NEWBOLT'S PRESS Established at Ockham, Surrey.
Expand 174 - MAURICE NICOLL'S PRESS174 - MAURICE NICOLL'S PRESS
Collapse 175 - NONESUCH PRESS, 1923-1968175 - NONESUCH PRESS, 1923-1968
1630 - THE NONESUCH CENTURY: an appraisal by A.J.A. Symons, a personal note by Francis Meynell, and a bibliography by Desmond Flower, of the first hundred books issued by the Press, 1923-1934. Printed by C.U.P. 1936 315 x 195 xii, 80 pp. 37 leaves of specimen pages, 47 leaves of mounted specimen pages. Machine-made paper. No. 555 of 750 copies. Green buckram. - 1923
1631 - ANACREON Poems; trans. by Abraham Cowley and S.B. Printed by the Pelican Press. 1923 240 x 135 [20] 52 pp. Garamond type on Perusia handmade paper. 7 copper engravings by Stephen Gooden. No. 236 of 725 copies. Gold paper boards, parchment spine. - 1923
1632 - APULEIUS Cupid and Psyches ... trans. by William Adlington. Printed by the Pelican Press. 1923 220 x 128 [60] pp. Garamond type on Vidalon handmade paper. Decorated borders, enlarged after Tory. No. 188 of 625 copies. Italian patterned paper boards, red stained parchment spine. - 1923
1633 - BIBLE. THE BOOK OF RUTH. Printed by the Pelican Press. 1923 230 x 142 [18] pp. Caslon type on Van Gelder handmade paper. Decorated borders after Tory and Salomon. No. 31 of 250 copies. Batik paper boards. - 1923
1634 - DONNE, John Love poems of Printed by O.U.P. 1923 *** 266 x 170 116 pp. Fell Italic type on Vidalon paper. Collotype portrait. No. 466 of 1,250 copies. Italian patterned paper boards, vellum spine. D.W. - 1923
1635 - DONNE, John Paradoxes and problemes ... With a bibliographical note by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by O.U.P. 1923 227 x 128 viii, 80 Fell Italic pp. No. 400 of 645 copies. type on Vidalon paper. Italian patterned paper boards. D.W. - 1923
1636 - DONNE, John X sermons. Chosen by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by the Kynoch Press. 1923 298 x 200 162 pp. Garamond type on Dutch mould-made paper. No. 12 of 725 copies. Brown Ingres paper boards, canvas spine. With the signature of Desmond Flower. - 1923
1637 - HUDSON, W.H. 153 letters; ed. by Edward Garnett. Printed by William Brendon. 1923 260 x 158 193 pp. Caslon type on mould-made paper. No. 337 of 1,000 copies. Brown buckram. - 1923
1638 - IOHANNES SECUNDUS Kisses; trans. by Thomas Stanley. Printed by the Kynoch Press. 1923 274 x 178 4, 14 pp. Garamond type on Vidalon paper. No. 554 of 725 copies. Printed paper boards. Many copies destroyed by Francis Meynell as he rejected his own design. - 1923
1639 - MARVELL, Andrew Miscellaneous poems. Printed by the Kynoch Press. 1923 270 x 175 150 pp. Garamond type on Italian handmade paper. No. 407 of 825 copies. Parchment. Inserted are two letters to Dr. Williamson, one from Vita Sackville-West and one from Edmund Gosse. Reviews pasted in the back. - 1923
1640 - MEREDITH, George Letters to Alice Meynell, 1896-1907. Printed by the Kynoch Press. 1923 243 x 160 104 pp. Garamond type on Ingres rag paper. No. 561 of 850 copies. Grey Ingres paper boards, canvas spine. - 1896
1641 - TOLLER, Ernst Masses and man trans. by Vera Mendel. Printed by William Brendon. 1923 198 x 130 x, 58 pp. Plantin type on machine-made paper. Designs from the original production at the Berlin Volksbühne. Batik paper boards. - 1923
1642 - BIBLE. THE APOCRYPHA in the Authorized Version. Printed by O.U.P. 1924 308 x 200 238 pp. Plantin type on Japon vellum. 3 copper engravings by Stephen Gooden. No. 481 of 1,250 copies. (75 copies on handmade paper, bound in leather). Cream paper boards. - 1924
1643 - BIBLE. GENESIS: the first chapter of the first book of Moses in the Authorized Version. Printed by the Curwen Press. 1924 275 x 188 28 leaves printed on one side only. Neuland type on Zanders handmade paper. 12 woodcuts by Paul Nash. No. 210 of 375 copies. Black paper boards. D.W. - 1924
1644 - PLATO The symposium ... A new translation by Francis Birrell and Shane Leslie. Printed by the Pelican Press. 1924 166 x 102 106 pp. Garamond type on Arnold and Foster handmade paper. No. 488 of 1,050 copies. Handmade paper boards, maize buckram spine. - 1924
1645 - PURE POETRY: an anthology; ed. with an intro. by George Moore. Printed by T. & A. Constable. 1924 248 x 143 138 pp. Garamond type on Vidalon handmade paper. No. 161 of 1,250 copies. Ingres paper boards, parchment spine. - 1924
1646 - RAPER, Elizabeth Receipt book; ed. by Bartle Grant. Printed by the Kynoch Press. 1924 240 x 148 95 pp. Baskerville type on Dutch mould-made paper. Portrait and decorations by Duncan Grant. No. 642 of 850 copies. Blue buckram. - 1924
1647 - VAUGHAN, Henry A choice of poems. Printed by the Kynoch Press. 1924 268 x 170 vi, 164 pp. Baskerville type on Wolvercote rag paper. No. 190 of 850 copies. Black & gold paper boards. - 1924
1648 - THE WEEK-END BOOK. Printed by William Brendon. 1924 198 x 118 xii, 320 pp. Plantin type on machine-made paper. Turquoise cloth. - 1924
1649 - BIBLE, in the Authorized Version. Printed by O.U.P. 4 vols. 1925-1927 308 x 200 Vol.I. 328 pp. Vol.II. 419 pp. Vol.III. 328 pp. Vol.IV. 309 pp. Plantin type on Japon vellum. 12 copper engravings by Stephen Gooden. One of 1,000 sets. (75 sets printed on handmade paper and bound in Niger or vellum). Cream paper boards. - 1925
1650 - BLAKE, William Writings; ed. by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by the Chiswick Press. 3 vols. 1925 278 x 190. Vol.1. xvii, 364 pp., Vol.2. viii, 397 Vol.3. viii, 430 pp. Baskerville type on Vidalon handmade paper. pp., No. 720 of 1,500 sets (+ 75 sets on India paper bound as 1 vol. in Niger morocco). Marbled paper boards, parchment spine. - 1925
1651 - BURTON, Robert The anatomy of melancholy. Printed by the Westminster Press. 2 vols. 1925 315 x 197 xv, 591 pp. Plantin type on Dutch mould-made paper. 150 designs by E. McKnight Kauffer. No. 14 of 750 sets (40 copies on Japon vellum, bound as I vol. in calf). Patterned paper boards, parchment spine. - 1925
1652 - DARWIN, Bernard and Elinor The tale of Mr. Tootleoo. Printed by George Gibbons. 1925 195 x 255 100 pp. Caslon type on machine-made paper. Col. illus. by Elinor Darwin. Simili vellum. D.W. - 1925
1653 - HOTSON, J. Leslie The death of Christopher Marlowe. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1925 235 x 148 76 pp. Scotch Roman type on Japon vellum. 3 line illus. and two collotypes. Brown buckram. - 1925
1654 - KING, Henry, Bishop Poems; ed. by John Sparrow. Printed by C.U.P. 1925 263 x 175 xxx, 198 pp. Caslon type on Dutch mould- made paper. No. 765 of 900 copies. Vegetable parchment. - 1925
1655 - PERRAULT, Charles Histories or tales of past times told by Mother Goose, with morals Englished by G.M. Gent; ed. by J. Saxon Childers. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1925 160 x 100 128 pp. Baskerville type on Dutch mould-made paper. Stencilled col. wood engravings by W.M.R. Quick. Chinese tinsel paper boards, blue buckram spine. - 1925
1656 - SONGS OF THE GARDENS: a selection by Peter Warlock of the songs sung at the London pleasure gardens in the eighteenth century. Printed by the Curwen Press. 1925 267 x 193 96 pp. Van Gelder mould-made paper. T-p. engraved by Stephen Gooden and woodcuts by W.M.R. Quick. No. 356 of 875 copies: Vegetable parchment. - 1925
1657 - THE BOOK OF THE BEAR: twenty-one tales; trans. from the Russian by Jane Harrison and Hope Mirrlees. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1926 160 x 100 xiii, 108 pp. Baskerville type on Japon vellum. 8 col. illus. by Ray Garnett. Chinese tinsel boards, buckram spine. - 1926
1658 - COWLEY, Abraham The mistress with other select poems; ed. by John Sparrow. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1926 262 x 162 xx, 213 pp. Bodoni type on Van Gelder rag paper. Engraved portrait on t-p. No. 569 of 1,050 copies. Grey buckram. - 1926
1659 - EVELYN, John Memoires for my grand-son; ed. with a preface and notes by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by O.U.P. 1926. [Publ. 1927] 148 x 98 xii, 104 pp. Fell types on Auvergne handmade paper. No. 977 of 1,250 copies. Vellum. - 1926
1660 - MCKITTRICK ROS, Amanda Irene Iddesleigh. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1926 200 x 130 vii, 151 pp. Scotch Roman type on machine- made paper. Wood engravings by W.M.R. Quick. No. 390 of 1,250 copies. Decorated paper boards, mottled skiver spine and corners. - 1926
1661 - MELVILLE, Herman Benito Cereno. Printed by the Curwen Press. 1926 313 x 196 123 pp. Walbaum type on Van Gelder rag paper. 9 col. stencilled illus. by E. McKnight Kauffer. No. 1,572 of 1,650 copies. Red buckram. - 1926
1662 - MILTON, John Poems in English. Paradise lost. Miscellaneous poems. 2 vols. printed by C.U.P. 1926 258 x 150 Vol.1. 359 pp.; Vol.2. 283 pp. Blado type on Van Gelder paper. Collotype repros. of illus. by William Blake. One of 1,450 copies (+ 90 copies printed on India paper and bound as one vol.) Patterned paper boards, parchment spine. - 1926
1663 - MOORE, George Ulick and Soracha. Printed by T. & A. Constable. 1926 235 x 140 286 pp. Garamond and Civilité types on Japon vellum. Copper engraving by Stephen Gooden. No. 357 of 1,250 copies. Maize buckram. - 1926
1664 - TOLLER, Ernst Brokenbrow; trans. by Vera Mendel. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1926 235 x 180 50 pp. Plantin type on machine-made paper. illus. by George Grosz. Marbled paper boards. - 1926
1665 - WILMOT, John, Earl of Rochester. Works; ed. by John Hayward. Printed by William Brendon. 1926 263 x 185 xlix, 408 pp. Caslon type on machine-made paper. No. 867 of 975 copies. (75 copies on handmade paper). Ingres paper boards, grey cloth spine. - 1926
1666 - BLAKE, William Pencil drawings; ed. by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by the Chiswick Press. 1927 295 x 225 xvi, 82 plates. Caslon type on Arches paper. Collotype repros. No. 1,137 of 1,550 copies. Cream paper boards, canvas spine and corners. D.W. - 1927
1667 - BLAKE, William Poetry and prose; ed. by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by William Brendon, 1st ed. 1927 198 x 117 1,152 pp. Baskerville type on India paper. Blue buckram. - 1927
1668 - COBBETT, William The life and adventures of Peter Porcupine, with other records of his early career in England and America; ed. with an intro. and notes by G.D.H. Cole. Printed by T. & A. Constable. 1927 233 x 140 163 pp. Baskerville type on Arches paper. Frontis. after Gillray. No. 175 of 1,800 copies. Marbled paper boards, black cloth spine. - 1927
1669 - DARWIN, Bernard, and Elinor Tootleoo two. 1927 195 x 255 79 pp. Caslon type on machine-made paper. Printed paper boards. D.W. - 1927
1670 - HERBERT, George The temple; sacred poems & private ejaculations; ed. by Francis Meynell. Printed at the Chiswick Press. 1927 253 x 148 x, 213 pp. Janson type on Van Gelder paper. Copper engraved portrait by C. Sigrist after the engraving by R. White. One of 1,500 copies. Red hand-woven fabric designed by Edmund Hunter. - 1927
1671 - LAVER, James A stitch in time or Pride prevents a fall. Printed by R. Clay & Sons. 1927 294 x 190 27 pp. Caslon type on Arches mould-made paper. No. 593 of 1,525 copies. Marbled paper wrappers. - 1927
1672 - THOMSON, James The seasons. With an intro. by John Beresford. Printed by the Kynoch Press. 1927 275 x 192 198 pp. Baskerville type on Dutch mould-made 5 illus. by Jacquier, printed from the copper by A. paper. Alexander and stencilled at the Curwen Press. No. 185 of 1,500 copies. Marbled cloth. - 1927
1673 - VOLTAIRE, François Marie Arouet de, The Princess of Babylon. Printed by the Westminster Press. 1927 190 x 112 157 pp. Caslon type on Batchelor's Kelmscott paper. 14 illus. by Thomas Lowinsky. No. 391 of 1,500 copies. Marbled paper boards, parchment spine, t.e.g. - 1927
1674 - WILSON, Mona The life of William Blake. 1927 280 x 188 xv, 397 pp. Baskerville type on Vidalon mould- made paper. 24 collotype illus. No. 1,446 of 1,480 copies. Marbled paper boards, parchment spine. - 1927
1675 - WILSON, Romer Latterday symphony. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1927 193 x 123 137 pp. Baskerville type on machine-made paper. Patterned paper boards, grey cloth spine. - 1927
1676 - BEEDOME, Thomas Select poems divine and humane. Printed at the Nonesuch Press, 1928 200 x 130 51, vi pp. Janson type on Van Gelder mould- made paper. No. 578 of 1,250 copies. Limp vellum. - 1928
1677 - BUNYAN, John The Pilgrim's progress and The life & death of Mr. Badman; ed. with an intro, by G.B. Harrison. Printed by the Kynoch Press. 1928 203 x 124 450 pp. Caslon and Deutsche Zeitschrift types on Arches paper. 5 woodcuts, stencilled in col., by Karl Michel. No. 1,229 of 1,600 copies. Marbled cloth. - 1928
1678 - CONRAD, Joseph Letters, 1895 to 1924; ed. with an intro. by Edward Garnett. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1928 233 x 134 xxxiii, 335 pp. Scotch Roman type on Arches mould-made paper. 2 collotype portraits. No. 63 of 925 copies. Red buckram. - 1895
1679 - DANTE ALIGHIERI La divina commedia. The Italian text ed. by Mario Casella and the English text by H.F. Cary. Printed by the Westminster Press. 1928 316 x 200 324 pp. Blado and Poliphilus types on Van Gelder mould-made paper. 42 collotype illus. printed by Daniel Jacomet after Botticelli. No. 1,400 of 1,475 copies. Orange vellum. - 1928
1680 - HARVEY, William De motu cordis, and De circulatione sanguinis ... ed. by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by Enschede en Zonen. 1928 205 x 120 xvi, 202 pp. Fleischman and Van Dyck types on Dutch handmade paper. Engraving by C. Sigrist after Stephen Gooden. No. 935 of 1,450 copies. Red niger morocco, t.e.g. - 1928
1681 - MEYNELL, Everard From a hospital journal ... Printed and set by Francis Meynell as a memorial to his brother. 1928 262 x 168 62 pp. Handmade paper. Blue paper. - 1928
1682 - PINDAR Pythian odes; trans. by H.F. Wade-Gery and C.M. Bowra. Printed by R. Maclehose. 1928 160 x 97 xlv, 165 pp. Bodoni type on Pannekoek mould- made paper. 3 copper engravings by Stephen Gooden. No. 1,533 of 1,550 copies. White buckram, t.e.g. - 1928
1683 - THE WEEK-END BOOK. (Definitive edition). 1928 190 x 110 xii, 516 pp. 14 col. illus. by Albert Rutherston (1881–1953). Limp orange parchment. (There were also editions bound in paper and cloth & in leather, printed on thin paper). Includes a loose supplement and two letters from Francis Meynell to Tom Balstron. - 1928
1684 - BECKFORD, William Vathek; trans. by H. Grimsditch. Printed by O.U.P. 1929. 234 x 160 172 pp. Plantin type on Van Gelder paper. 10 col. lithos. by Marion V. Dorn. No. 1,115 of 1,500 copies. Orange paper boards, parchment spine. - 1929
1685 - FONTENELLE, Bernarde de A plurality of worlds; trans. by John Glanvil. With a prologue by David Garnett. Printed at the Curwen Press. 1929 207 x 134 x, 138 pp. Janson type on Van Gelder paper. 8 decorations by T.L. Poulton, stencilled in col. No. 885 of 1,600 copies. Limp vellum. - 1929
1686 - HAMILTON, George Rostrevor, comp. The Latin portrait: an anthology. Printed by R. Maclehose. 1929 160 x 100 xvi, 367 pp. Bodoni type on Arches handmade paper. 3 copper engravings by Stephen Gooden. No. 1,152 of 1,550 copies. Maize buckram, t.e.g. - 1929
1687 - KEYNES, Geoffrey Jane Austen: a bibliography. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1929 194 x 110 xxv, 289 pp. Scotch Roman type on machine- made paper. 4 collotype illus. No. 713 of 875 copies. Ingres paper boards, blue with a pink spine. - 1929
1688 - LAMARTINE, A. de Graziella; trans. by Ralph Wright. Printed by R. Maclehose. 1929 257 x 120 190 pp. Garamond type on Arches line illus. by Jacquier, some col. No. 1,319 of 1,600 copies. Decorated cloth. - 1929
1689 - LAVER, James paper. 30 Love's progress, or The education of Araminta. Printed by C.U.P. 1929 294 x 190 30 pp. Bodoni italic type on Arches mould- made paper. No. 961 of 1,525 copies. Marbled - 1929
1690 - paper wrappers. WALTON, Izaak Compleat works etc.; ed. by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by R. & R. Clark, 1929 216 x 130 x, 631 pp. Poliphilus type on Pannekoek mould-made paper. 9 drawings by T.L. Poulton, stencil col. and 5 copper engravings by C. Sigrist. No. 618 of 1,600 copies. Red niger morocco, t.e.g. - 1929
1691 - CERVANTES, Miguel de Don Quixote de la Mancha; trans. by Peter Motteux, revised by J. Ozell. Printed by C.U.P. 2 vols. 1930 233 x 142 Vol.1. ix, 501 pp., Vol.2. vi, 549 pp. Goudy Modern type on Casinensis handmade paper. 21 illus. by E. McKnight Kauffer repro, in gravure and stencilled in col. No. 513 of 1,475 sets. Natural niger morocco. - 1930
1692 - DONNE, John The courtier's library; ed. by Evelyn Mary Simpson with a trans. by Percy Simpson. Printed by O.Ú.P. 1930 162 x 100 93 pp. Fell type on Auvergne handmade paper. No. 536 of 950 copies. Batik paper boards. - 1930
1693 - LAWRENCE, D.H. Love among the haystacks, & other pieces. With a reminiscence by David Garnett. Printed by the Curwen Press. 1930 240 x 145 96 pp. Caslon type on Auvergne handmade paper. No. 514 of 1,600 copies. Yellow buckram, canvas spine. - 1930
1694 - MEYNELL, Alice Selected poems. With an intro. by Wilfrid Meynell. Printed by William Brendon. 1st ed. 1930 196 x 125 xi, 58 pp. Caslon type on machine-made paper. Green cloth. D.W. - 1930
1695 - MEYNELL, Francis A.M. A Keepsake for the A.I.G.A. from 1930 145 x 90 29 pp. Janson type. Patterned paper boards. - 1930
1696 - HOMER The Iliad. The Greek text with Alexander Pope's trans. Printed by Enschedé en Zonen. 1931 273 x 155 927 pp. Antigone Greek and Cochin types on Pannekoek mould-made paper. Decorated by Rudolf Koch. No. 1,010 of 1,450 copies. Red niger morocco. - 1931
1697 - HOMER The Odyssey. The Greek text, with Alexander Pope's translation. Printed by Enschedé en Zonen. 1931 272 x 155 760 pp. Antigone Greek and Cochin types on paper. Decorations by Rudolf Koch and Fritz No. 608 of 1,400 copies. mould-made Kredel. Red niger morocco, t.e.g. - 1931
1698 - HOTSON, J. Leslie Shakespeare versus Shallow. Printed by Whittingham & Griggs. 1931 236 x 155 xiv, 375 pp. Scotch Roman type on machine- made paper. 9 illus. in collotype and line. Blue buckram. D.W. - 1931
1699 - [HURAULT, André, Sieur de Maisse] A journal of all that was accomplished by Ambassador in England from King Henri IV. to Queen Elizabeth Anno Domini 1597; trans. and ed. by G.B. Harrison and R.A. Jones. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1931 235 x 155 xvii, 146 pp. Scotch Roman type on machine- made paper. Light brown buckram. - 1931
1700 - MONTAIGNE, Michel de Essays; trans. by John Florio; ed. by J.I.M. Stewart. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 2 vols. 1931 215 x 130 Vol.1. xxxviii, 724 pp., Vol.2. 708 pp. Poliphilus and Koch Antiqua types on Pannekoek mould- made paper. No. 191 of 1,375 sets. Natural niger morocco. - 1931
1701 - SIDNEY, Sir Philip Astrophel and Stella; ed. by Mona Wilson. Printed by the Kynoch Press. 1931 230 x 140 xxxviii, 193 pp. Bembo, Arrighi and Union italic types on Van Gelder paper. No. 235 of 1,210 copies. Patterned paper-wrapped boards with loose paper board cover. - 1931
1702 - BUTLER, Samuel Butleriana; ed. by A.T. Bartholomew. Printed by the Fanfare Press. 1932 233 x 144 xvi, 172 pp. Goudy Modern type on Casinensis handmade paper. No. 398 of 800 copies. Marbled paper boards, natural niger morocco spine. February - 1932
1703 - EVELYN, John Directions for the gardiner at Says-Court; ed. by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by the Fanfare Press. 1932 213 x 140 109 pp. Janson type on grey Van Gelder paper. No. 397 of 800 copies. Marbled paper boards. D.W. - 1932
1704 - MICHAEL: 31st January, 1910 - 6th October, 1931. 1932 (Michael McKenna). Privately printed at the Kynoch Press under the care of the Nonesuch Press. 196 x 113 488 pp. Blue cloth with blind blocked design, t.e.g. - 1910
1705 - RAYMOND, Jean Paul, and RICKETTS, Charles Oscar Wilde: recollections. Printed by George W. Jones. 1932 258 x 158 60 pp. Granjon type on Van Gelder paper. No. 86 of 800 copies. White buckram with gilt design by Charles Ricketts. - 1932
1706 - DONNE, John Sermon of valediction at his going into Germany; ed. and intro. by Evelyn Mary Simpson. Printed by O.U.P. 1933 [dated 1932] 295 x 185 80 pp. Fell type on Auvergne handmade paper. No. 492 of 750 copies. White blocked paper boards with wallet fore-edges. - 1933
1707 - LAVER, James Ladies' mistakes. Printed by the Fanfare Press. 1933 222 x 142 107 pp. Caslon type on machine-made paper, 9 illus. by Thomas Lowinsky. No. 85 of 300 copies on Batchelor's Hammer and Anvil paper bound in marbled paper boards. (There was also an unlimited edition). Marbled paper boards. - 1933
1708 - MOORE, George A communication to my friends. Printed by the Fanfare Press, 1933 237 x 144 86 pp. Goudy Modern type on Pannekoek mould-made paper. No. 111 of 1,000 copies. Ingres paper boards, brown Hermitage calf spine. - 1933
1709 - TENNYSON, Alfred, Lord In memoriam. Intro. by John Sparrow. Printed by the Fanfare Press. 1933 290 x 174 xxii 145 pp. Blado italic type on Van Gelder paper. No. 746 of 2,000 copies. Patterned paper boards. - 1933
1710 - YOUNG, Andrew Winter harvest. Printed by the Dura Press. 1933 227 x 133 51 pp. Bodoni type on machine-made paper. Pink paper boards, crimson buckram spine. - 1933
1711 - [COLERIDGE, Sara] Minnow among Tritons; ed. by Stephen Potter. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1934 233 x 135 xxxvi, 186 pp. Times Text type on machine- made paper. 4 collotype illus. No. 324 of 675 copies. Blue buckram. D.W. - 1934
1712 - COLLIER, John ... The devil and all Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1934 238 x 133 123 pp. Times Text type on Japon vellum. Wood engraved frontis. by Blair Hughes-Stanton. No. 457 of 1,000 copies, signed by the author. Green cloth. - 1934
1713 - ELLIS, Havelock Chapman. Printed by C.U.P. 1934 260 x 158 147 pp. Centaur and Arrighi types on Van Gelder paper. No. 303 of 625 copies (75 copies bound in niger morocco). Patterned paper-wrapped boards with loose cover to match. - 1934
1714 - THE GREEK PORTRAIT; ed. by George Rostrevor Hamilton. Printed by Enschedé en Zonen. 1934 200 x 166 235 pp. Lutetia and Fleischman Greek types on Pannekoek paper. 3 collotype illus. by Mariette Lydis. No. 372 of 425 copies. Cream silk cloth. - 1934
1715 - HAZLITT, William Selected essays; ed. by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by William Brendon. 1934 194 x 116 xxiv, 807 pp. Plantin type on bible paper. Green buckram, t.e.g. - 1934
1716 - HOOPINGTON, Ambrose A letter to a young lady approaching marriage. Printed by the Kynoch Press. 1934 227 x 143 41 pp. Baskerville type on machine-made paper. Paper boards printed with a design by Leonard Beaumont. - 1934
1717 - BLAKE, William The notebook of . ed. by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by the Coulouma Press. 1935 228 x 175 xii, 163 pp. Caslon type on Pannekoek mould- made paper. 120 collotype plates. Out of series copy (650 numbered copies). Blue buckram. D.W. - 1935
1718 - COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor Selected poems; ed. by Stephen Potter. Printed by the Fanfare Press. 1935 288 x 178 138 pp. Cochin italic type on Auvergne handmade paper. Illus. by Stefan Mrozewski. No. 283 of 500 copies. Orange stained vellum, t.e.g. - 1935
1719 - HERODOTUS The history of Herodotus of Halicarnassus, to which is added a life of Herodotus and the Behistun inscription; trans, by George Rawlinson; revised and annotated by A.W. Lawrence. Printed by C.U.P. 1935 300 x 175 xxvi, 778 pp. Nonesuch Plantin type on machine-made paper. Illus. by V. Le Campion, maps by T.L. Poulton. No. 379 of 675 copies. Blue cloth, vellum spine. - 1935
1720 - LOWINSKY, Ruth More lovely food. Printed by the Fanfare Press. 1935 220 x 138 169 pp. Garamond type on Kelmscott handmade paper. Decorations by Thomas Lowinsky. No. 13 of 100 copies (unlimited ed. on machine-made paper). Blue cloth, red cloth spine. - 1935
1721 - POPE, Alexander Pope's own miscellany; ed. by Norman Ault. Printed by O.U.P. 1935 250 x 153 Fell type on Van Gelder paper. No. 320 of 750 copies. Green buckram. - 1935
1722 - THE SHAKESPEARE ANTHOLOGY: poems, poetical passages and lyrics; ed. by Herbert Farjeon and Francis Meynell. Printed by William Brendon. 1935 paper. 195 x 113 vii, 525 pp. Plantin type on bible Unlimited (also copies on machine-made paper). Green buckram. - 1935
1723 - JACQUIER, comp. The family face Printed by William Brendon. 1936 225 x 163 123 pp. Fournier type on Japon vellum. Pink cloth. - 1936
1724 - BLAKE, William The illustrations of ... for Thornton's Virgil, with the First Eclogue and the Imitation by Ambrose Philips; ed. and intro. by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by the Curwen Press. 1937 240 x 147 38 pp. Walbaum type on mould-made paper. Repros. and electros. of plates, proofs and drawings. No. 678 of 1,000 copies. Patterned paper boards. - 1937
1725 - MILTON, John, and LAWES, Henry The mask of Comus; ed. by E.H. Visiak, the songs ed. by H.J. Foss. Intro. by the Earl of Ellesmere. Printed by O.U.P. 1937 390 x 260 xxiv, 44 pp. Fell and Walpurgen music types on Pannekoek mould-made paper. Col. decorations by Mildred R.H. Farrar. No. 102 of 950 copies. Parchment paper boards with wallet fore-edges. - 1937
1726 - THE NONESUCH DICKENS. Retrospectus and prospectus. Printed by R. & R. Clark. 1937 258 x 160 130 pp. Blue cloth. - 1937
1727 - MEREJKOWSKI, Dmitri The romance of Leonardo da Vinci; trans. by Bernard Guilbert Gurney. Publ. jointly with the Heritage Press, designed and printed in the U.S.A. 1938 245 x 162 580 pp. Scotch Roman type. Illus. from Leonardo selected by J.B. Neumann. Paper boards lithographed with repro. of Leonardo's Last Supper. - 1938
1728 - ROUSSEAU, J.J. The confessions; ed. by A.S.B. Glover, intro, by Havelock Ellis. Printed by R. Maclehose. 2 vols. 1938 228 x 127 Vol.1. xxvi, 415 pp., Vol.2. 389 pp. Perpetua type on Pannekoek mould-made paper. Wood engravings by Reynolds Stone. No. 120 of 800 copies. Brown niger morocco. - 1938
1729 - STONE, Irving Lust for life: a novel of Vincent Van Gogh. Publ. jointly with the Heritage Press. 1938 245 x 162 508 pp. Janson type. 150 repros, of Van Gogh paintings arranged by J.B. Neumann. Paper boards decorated with a repro. of a Van Gogh painting. - 1938
1730 - WHITE, Gilbert The writings of Gilbert White of Selbourne; ed. by H.J. Massingham. Printed by R. Maclehose. 2 vols. 1938 264 x 160 Vol.I. xxvii 311 pp., Vol.II. 356 pp. Times Roman type on rag paper. Wood engravings by Eric Ravilious (1903-1942). No. 499 of 850 copies. Grey buckram. - 1938
1731 - CARROLL, Lewis Complete works. Intro. by Alexander Woolcott. Printed by Robert Maclehose. 1939 193 x 115 xiv, 1,165 pp. Illus. by John Tenniel. Red buckram. - 1939
1732 - HOWITT, Mary The spider and the fly. 1939 267 x 190 [10] pp. Arnold handmade paper. One of 250 copies composed by Helen Macy at the Nonesuch Press for presentation by Helen and George Macy of the Limited Editions Club. Red buckram. - 1939
1733 - VOLTAIRE, François Marie Arouet de Candide, or Optimism; trans. by Richard Aldington, Intro. by Paul Morand. Printed by Imprimerie Protat Frères, Mâcon. 1939 258 x 164 xix, 147 pp. Cochin type on Rives paper. Illus. by Sylvain Sauvage. Patterned paper boards, red buckram spine. - 1939
1734 - LACLOS, Choderlos de Dangerous acquaintances: les liaisons dangereuses; trans. by Ernest Dowson. Preface by André Gide. Printed by the Imprimerie Protat Frères, Mâcon. 1940 257 x 164 xviii, 387 pp. Fournier type on Rives paper. Col. illus. by Charles Laborde. Patterned paper boards, blue cloth spine. - 1940
1735 - FRANCE, Anatole The gods are a-thirst; trans. by Alfred Allinson. Intro. by André Maurois. Printed by Quinn & Boden Company, New York. 1942 256 x 160 xii, 205 pp. Cochin type. Illus. by Jean Oberlé, hand-col. Patterned paper boards, brown buckram spine. - 1942
1736 - MAUPASSANT, Guy de A woman's life; trans. by Marjorie Laurie. Intro. by Edmund Jaloux. Printed at the Fanfare Press. 1942 257 x 162 xiv, 216 pp. Cochin type. Col. illus. by Edy Legrand. Patterned paper boards, - 1942
1737 - MEYNELL, Francis green buckram spine. Fifteen poems. Printed at the Fanfare Press. 1944 175 x 118 24 pp. Times Bold type on handmade paper. No. 75 of 470 copies. Blue cloth. Blue D.W. with a 16th poem. - 1944
1738 - MEYNELL, Francis Seventeen poems. Printed at the Spiral Press, New York. 1945 208 x 128 29 pp. Rives mould-made paper. One of 1,000 copies. Red buckram. D.W. L - 1945
1739 - MORRIS, William Stories in prose, Stories in verse, Shorter Poems, Lectures and Essays. Selected and ed. by G.D.H. Cole. Printed by Robert Maclehose. Repr. 1946 195 x 115 xxiv, 675 pp. Baskerville type on machine- made paper. Green buckram. Letter to Ruth Daniel and drawing of Kelmscott Manor inserted. - 1946
1740 - MEYNELL, Sir Francis The seeing eye: an address given at the annual prize distribution of the Schools of Technology, Art and Commerce, Oxford. 26 November 1947. O.U.P. 1948 215 x 140 14 pp. Blue paper wraps. - 1947
1741 - BYRON, George Gordon, Lord Selections from poetry, letters & journals; ed. by Peter Quennell. Printed by Robert Maclehose. 1949 195 x 116 xiv, 879 pp. Times New Roman type. Grey cloth. - 1949
1742 - FLAUBERT, Gustave Madame Bovary; trans, by J. Lewis May. Intro. by Jacques de Lacretelle. Publ. in association with the Heritage Press, New York. 1950 258 x 160 x, 348 pp. Wood engravings by Théo Schmied. Patterned paper boards, lilac cloth spine. - 1950
1743 - SHAKESPEARE, William The complete works: the Nonesuch text established 1929 by Herbert Farjeon. Intro. by Ivor Brown. Printed by William Clowes and Sons. 4 vols. 1953 220 x 130 Vol.1. liii. 1,080 pp., Vol.2. xvi, 247 pp., Vol.3. 1,471 pp., Vol.4. 1,197 pp. Goudy Modern and Garamond italic types on India paper and Japon vellum. Marbled cloth, brown buckram spine. - 1929
1744 - BELLOC, Hilaire The verse of ...; ed. by W.N. Roughead. Printed by Enschedé en Zonen. 1957 212 x 146 xxv, 296 pp. Romulus type on Pannekoek rag paper. No. 332 of 1,650 copies. Maize buckram. D.W. - 1957
1745 - HOPKINS, Gerard Manley Selected poems. Printed by the Stellar Press. 1954 166 x 117 v, 104 pp. Times Bold type on Ingres laid paper. Wood engraving by Kenneth Lindley. No. 509 of 1,100 copies. Decorated paper boards, with matching slipcase, vellum spine. - 1954
1746 - BLAKE, William Pencil drawings: second series; ed. by Geoffrey Keynes. Printed by Drukkerii Meiier. 1956 297 x 220 xi, 56 plates. Dutch mould-made paper. No. 59 of 1,440 copies. Brown cloth. D.W. - 1956
1747 - CAVENDISH, William, Marquis of Newcastle The phanseys of ...; ed. by Douglas Grant. Printed by William Clowes & Sons. 1956 200 x 115 xxxiii, 127 pp. Centaur and Arrighi italic types on Pannekoek mould-made paper. No. 705 of 785 copies. Linson vellum decorated in Grolieresque style. - 1956
1748 - FROM THE THIRD PROGRAMME: a ten years' anthology; ed. by John Morris. Printed by the Stellar Press, 1956 243 x 133 ix, 339 pp. Barcham Green mould-made paper. Illus. by B.S. Biro. No. 47 of 1,300 copies. Grey buckram. - 1956
1749 - MEYNELL, Francis Poems & pieces (1911 to 1961). Printed by the Stellar Press, 1961 236 x 147 57 pp. Bembo type on Van Gelder handmade paper. No. 170 of 750 copies. Light brown cloth. D.W. - 1961
1750 - MEYNELL, Francis Two poems first printed for his seventieth birthday by his friends SM. BC. VR. DC. RS. J.D. 12 May 1961 220 x 140 4 double folds. Wood engraved title by Reynolds Stone. Gold paper wrappers. (The friends were Stanley Morison, Bruce Crutchley, Vivian Ridler, Douglas Cleverdon, Reynolds Stone and John Dreyfus). - 1961
1751 - LAMB, Charles and Mary Tales from Shakespeare: with 12 others newly told by J.C. Trewin (A Nonesuch Cygnet). Printed by William Clowes and Sons. 1964 240 x 150 445 pp. Ehrhardt type. Red cloth. D.W. - 1964
1752 - MEYNELL, Alice Selected poems of ... 1847-1922. Printed by Benham & Co. 1965. 198 x 120 64 pp. Parchment. - 1965
1753 - DEFOE, Daniel Robinson Crusoe; ed. with a foreword by Kathleen Lines. (A Nonesuch Cygnet). Printed by William Clowes and Sons. 1968. 240 x 150 281 pp. Ehrhardt type. Blue cloth. D.W. - 1968
1754 - MEYNELL, Francis Some collectors read, n.d. 280 x 230 [12] pp. + 12 sample pages from Nonesuch books. Curwen patterned paper. - n.d.
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