Collection of Tennyson's early poems with introduction and bibliography. Top edge gilt. From a private library with bookplate to front pastedown. Light marking to covers. Toning and rubbing to spine. Fore-edge uncut, foxing to page edges, with light foxin [more...]
Poetry of Arnold with an introduction by Clifford Dyment. Some shelfwear, small nicks to DJ, light foxing/offsetting to endpapers. Otherwise prim and clean. Good+ [more...]
Self-published volume of poetry by the prominent Churchman, Freemason and after dinner speaker. Featuring poems often given at events for the Livery Guilds, Masonic Lodges and more. With illustrations by George Bass. A nicely produced book and an interestin [more...]
Charming collection of animal themed humourous verse with 60 b/w drawings by Biro. No DJ. some light shelfwear and rubbing. A couple of instances of offsetting. But contents clean and tight. Good. [more...]
Reprint of this selection of relevant but not 'ultra-modern' verse. With biographical notes of the poets. Wear to covers. Spine slightly cocked. Mark to title page. Previous owner's inscription. Good. [more...]
First edition, first printing. Some very light bumping to edges of DJ. DJ is price-clipped. Previous owner's inscription to ffep. Else crisp and clean. Very good. [more...]
Reprint edition. Frontis-portrait. DJ has tears with slight loss and foxing. Green cloth boards are toned. Tanning to page edges. Contents otherwise clean and binding tight. Good overall. [more...]
Poems of the great British author whose major work resonates as much today as it did in the 50s and 60s. These poems are no exception. Notable for its collection of poems on the theme of Israel. Dust jacket has some slight scuffing and bumping to extremitie [more...]
Edited and with an introduction by T.S. Dorsch, a tight edition of Byron's epic satire in which the seducer becomes the seduced. Minor wear to cover, interior is unbyronically pristine. Very good overall. [more...]
Engaging collection written in english by Charles de Gaulle's wartime envoy to Scotland and friend of TS Eliot, Jospeh Chiari. Some rubbing to edges and fading to spine but page are bright and clean. Good to very good. [more...]
