Collection: Products

[Arsenic Collection] Two Tales of Paris At the Beginning of Modernization: d'Isle - La Promenade aux Champs-Élysées suivie de Malice et Bonté (1854)

[Bayntun Binding] A'Beckett - The Comic Blackstone (1887)

[Bayntun Binding] A'Beckett - The Comic History of Britain (1847)

[Bayntun Binding] Taine - History of English Literature (1877)

[Bayntun Binding] Timbs - Lives of Wits and Humourists. In Two Volumes. (1862)

[First ed. stated] Fleming. The Man with the Golden Gun (1965)

[FIRST U.K. EDITION] Verne - Field of Ice (1875)

[Inscribed by Author] Strong - The Jealous Ghost (1930)

[NSFW] It's an erotic fore edge painting on a 19th century Church History. What more can I say. : Westcott - A General History of the English Bible (1868)

[Signed First Edition] O'Hara Pincock - Trails of Truth (1930)

[SIGNED] Bey - My Experiences Preceding 5000 Burials (1933)

[Simier Signed Fine Binding, Fourth Impression] Scott - Marmion (1809)

[The French Binders] Niebuhr - History of Rome (1836-1844)

[Unusual American Mauchline Binding] Miles - Our home beyond the tide (1880s)

“All the things in the World are but Bawbles except Old Friends to converse with, and Old Books to Read” : William de Britaine - Humane Prudence (1700)

“That it was sacrilege to Chop a Leek”: William King - The art of cookery, in imitation of Horace's Art of poetry : with some letters to Dr. Lister and others (1709?)

“There will not always be scientific men, perhaps, but there always will be poets.” : Jules Verne - Five Weeks in a Balloon (ca. 1869)

“Yes she had ruined her own life. And all by herself. She had ruined it with desire. Consumed with her chance for happiness in the flames of her craving.”: Hastings - The 3rd Theme (1961)