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19732: APPLIED PHOTOGRAPHY NO.10 - Applied Photography 10: Photography at the Fair. October 1934.
BC17496: ALVAR AALTO. - Alvar Aalto. Between Humanism and Materialism. Edited by Peter Reed.
BC18696: MAGDALENA ABAKANOWICZ. - Magdalena Abakanowicz. A monograph. Edited by Amm Coxon and Mary Jane Jacob.
ARC93673: EDWARD ABBEY. - Fire on the Mountain. A novel.
BC13195: REX WHISTLER. Christabel Aberconway - The Story of Mr Korah. With illustrations by Rex Whistler.
BC17144: LASCELLES ABERCROMBIE. - The Sale of Saint Thomas. In Six Acts. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
BC15647: LASCELLES ABERCROMBIE. - The Sale of Saint Thomas. A verse-play.
GM90120: JOHN ABERCROMBIE. - The Gardener's Pocket Journal, and Daily Assistant in the Modern Practice of English Gardening. In a Concise Monthly Display of all the Practical Works of General Gardening, Throughout the Year.
JUL90419: MARINE ABRAMOVIC, ART IN RUINS, JAMES CASEBERE, BILL CULBERT, KEN LUM, THOMAS RUFF, KRZYSZTOF WODICZKO &c. - Art Cliché. The catalogue of a 1986-87 exhibition at Victoria Miro Gallery, London.
BUL92120: DANNIE ABSE. - Ash on a Young Man's Sleeve. A novel.
KP90485: DANNIE ABSE. - Welsh Retrospective. Poems.
BC16838: DANNIE ABSE. - Demo. A poem. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
BC14011: DANNIE ABSE - Collected Poems 1948-1976. (SIGNED)
BC13877: DANNIE ABSE - A Strong Does of Myself. (INSCRIBED)
ARC92790: EDWARD THOMAS. Dannie Abse. - Modern Poets in Focus: 1. Edited by Dannie Abse.
ARC92007: DANNIE ABSE - edits and introduces the first (and only) issue of the periodical 'Verse'. No. 1. Winter 1947.
19556: DANNIE ABSE - Way Out in the Centre. Poems. (SIGNED)
19557: DANNIE ABSE - Walking Under Water. Poems. (SIGNED)
16570: DANNIE ABSE - Three Questor Plays. (SIGNED)
KP90481: DANNIE ABSE. - Funland and Other Poems.
KP90482: DANNIE ABSE. - Way Out in the Centre. Poems.
SPE90242: DANNIE ABSE. - The Poetry of Dannie Abse. Critical Essays and Reminiscences. Edited and with an introduction by Joseph Cohen. (SIGNED)
SPE90353: ANDRÉ ACIMAN. - Eight White Nights. A novel. (SIGNED)
BC17147: DYLAN THOMAS. John Ackerman. - Dylan Thomas. His Life and Work.
DB0070: CLIFFORD S.ACKLEY. - British Prints from the Machine Age. Rhythms of Modern Life 1914-1939. Edited by Clifford S.Ackley, and with contributions by Stephen Coppel, Samantha Rippner, Thomas E.Rassieur, Stephanie Lussier and Rachel Mustalish.
ARC93410: PETER ACKROYD. - The Great Fire of London. A novel.
ARC92935: PETER ACKROYD - Notes for a New Culture. An Essay on Modernism.
ARC91117: PETER ACKROYD - Country Life. Poems
SPE90300: NORMAN ACKROYD. - The Secret Painter. The catalogue of a 2005 exhibition at The Fine Art Society. With an essay, 'The Waters and the Wind', by Christopher Frayling. (INSCRIBED)
20168: PETER ACKROYD. - English Music. A novel. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
20095: PETER ACKROYD. - First Light. A novel.
20038: PETER ACKROYD. - First Light. A novel. (SIGNED)
19923: PETER ACKROYD. - First Light. A novel.
BC17303: PETER ACKROYD. - Hawksmoor. A novel. (SIGNED AND INSCRIBED)
GAM024: HAROLD ACTON. (John Betjeman interest). - Oxford China and Italy. Writings in Honour of Sir Harold Acton on his Eightieth Birthday. Edited by Edward Chaney and Neil Ritchie. (INSCRIBED)
15311: NANCY MITFORD. Harold Acton. - Nancy Mitford. A Memoir by Harold Acton (largely based upon her letters to the author). With illustrations.
BC17334: GILBERT ADAIR. - Love and Death on Long Island. A novella.
ARC94159: RONALD ADAM. - Overture and Beginners. An autobiography.
BC17128: DOUGLAS ADAMS. - So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish. The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy 4. (INSCRIBED)
ARC93354: PIERRE BOULLE. [Richard Adams]. - The Bridge on the River Kwai. A novel. Translated from the French of 'Le Pont de la Rivière Kwai' by Xan Fielding.
BC19007: RICHARD ADAMS. - Tales From Watership Down. With illustrations by John Lawrence. (SIGNED)
BC12604: IAIN ADAMSON - The Forgotten Men
BC15512: ST. JOHN ADCOCK - Collected Poems of St. John Adcock.
ARC93572: FLEUR ADCOCK. - The Eye of the Hurricane. Poems.
ARC93771: PETER DE VRIES. Charles Addams. - But Who Wakes the Bugler? A novel. With illustrations by Charles Addams.
BC17593: EVA AND ADELE. - Cum. The catalogue of a 1997 exhibition at Sprengel Museum, Hannover.
ARC94116: FRED ADKIN. - From the Ground Up. [A History of R.A.F. Ground Crew].
ARC93084: JAMES E.AGATE. - Responsibility. A novel.
ARC93108: JAMES AGEE - Permit Me Voyage. With a foreword by Archibald MacLeish.
BC15134: CONRAD AIKEN. - A special Conrad Aiken issue of the quarterly periodical 'Wake' (formally 'The Harvard Wake'). No. 11. [April] 1952.
BC15133: CONRAD AIKEN - contributes his poem 'The Four Appearances' (the first appearance in print of this four-part poem) to a special American double-issue of the periodical 'Twentieth Century Verse'. No. 12-13. October 1938.
BC13131: CONRAD AIKEN - The Soldier. A poem. (INSCRIBED)
ARC93272: CONRAD AIKEN. John Aiken, Jane Aiken Hodge and Joan Aiken. - Conrad Aiken, Our Father. (INSCRIBED)
ARC90136: CONRAD AIKEN. - Landscape West of Eden.
99067: CONRAD AIKEN - The Soldier. A poem.
BC17778: MATTHIEU AIKINS. - The Naked Don't Fear the Water. An Underground Journey with Afghan Refugees. (SIGNED)
ARC92518: WILLIAM HARRISON AINSWORTH - Windsor Castle: An Historical Romance. (THE AUTHOR'S COPY)
BC18990: CHINGIZ AITMATOV. - The Place of the Skull. A novel. Translated from the Russian by Natasha Ward.
BC14668: CARRY AKROYD. (John Clare interest). - Found in the Fields (and Other Places) (SIGNED)
ARC92086: WALTER PATER. Alastair. - Sebastian Van Storck. With eight illustrations by Alastair and an introduction, 'The Artistry of Alastair', by P.G.Konody.
15315: JEAN ALAZARD. - The Florentine Portrait. Translated from the French by Barbara Whelpton. With 32 pages of plates.
19768: EDWARD ALBEE - A Delicate Balance. A play
ARC93604: CECIL ALDIN AND J.B.MORTON. - Who's Who in the Zoo. With verses by J.B.Morton and drawings by Cecil Aldin.
SFCX0003: RICHARD ALDINGTON. (Henry Williamson interest). - Pinorman. Personal Recollections of Norman Douglas, Pino Orioli and Charles Prentice. (HENRY WILLIAMSON'S COPY)
991564: RICHARD ALDINGTON. - Soft Answers.
991566: RICHARD ALDINGTON. - Death of a Hero. (VOLUME ONE ONLY)
BC18633: BRIAN ALDISS. - The Malacia Tapestry. A novel.
ARC94006: ROBERT JACKSON. [Brian W.Aldiss, Bob Shaw, Iain Banks, Josephine Saxon, William Gibson, Gene Wolf, and M.John Harrison]. - Frontier Crossings. A Souvenir of the 45th World Science Fiction Convention, Conspiracy '87, held in Brighton, Gt. Britain from August 27th to September 1st 1987. Edited by Robert Jackson. (SIGNED BY VARIOUS CONTRIBUTORS)
18120: BRIAN W.ALDISS & HARRY HARRISON (with contributions by Alfred Bester, Damon Knight, Frederik Pohl & Robert Silverberg) - Hell's Cartographers. Some Personal Histories of Science Fiction Writers. Edited and with an introduction by Brian Aldiss and Harry Harrison,
ARC94169: BRIAN W.ALDISS. - Space, Time and Nathaniel. Stories.
SPE90108: JAMES ALDRIDGE. - Heroes on the Empty View. A novel.
AA91029: DAVID JONES. Keith Alldritt. - David Jones. Writer and Artist. A biography.
SPE90386: WOODY ALLEN. - Without Feathers.
ARC92836: GRANT ALLEN - The African Millionaire. Episodes in the Life of the Illustrious Colonel Clay.
19935: CAPTAIN E.H.LYNN-ALLEN. - Rough Shoot. Some Thoughts for the Owner-Keeper. Illustrated by The Master of Elphinstone [i.e. John Elphinstone].
BC13355: GRAHAM SUTHERLAND. Ronald Alley. - Graham Sutherland. The catalogue of a 1982 Tate Gallery exhibition.
BC12395: P.S.ALLFREE. - Hawks of the Hadhramaut.
ARC92894: WILLIAM ALLINGHAM - By the Way. Verses, Fragments and Notes by William Allingham. Arranged by Helen Allingham. (INSCRIBED)
ARC93422: DRUMMOND ALLISON. - The Yellow Night. Poems 1940 - 41 - 42 - 43. With a portrait and decorations by David Haughton.
19854: JOHN M.S.ALLISON - Concerning the Education of a Prince. Correspondence of the Princess of Nassau-Saarbruck 13 June - 15 November 1758. Edited and with an Introductory Essay by John M.S.Allison
ARC91850: KENNETH ALLOTT - The Ventriloquist's Doll. Poems.
BC14962: JEFF ALLRED. - American Modernism and Depression Documentary.
CAS0125: DAVID ALMOND. - The Fire-Eaters. (SIGNED)
ARC93012: CRICKET. H.S.Altham, John Arlott, E.D.B.Eagar and Roy Webber. - Hampshire County Cricket. The Official History of the Hampshire County Cricket Club. (EXTENSIVELY SIGNED)
BC15832: A.ALVEREZ. - Night. An Exploration of Night Life, Night Language, Sleep and Dreams. (INSCRIBED)
ARC93667: ERIC AMBLER. - The Dark Frontier. A novel.
FP90021: KINGSLEY AMIS. - Bright November. Poems
BC17952: KINGSLEY AMIS. - A Case of Samples. Poems 1946-1956.
GAM532: KINGSLEY AMIS - contributes of review of David Wright's prose translation of 'Beowulf' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'Spectator'. No. 6719. April 5, 1957.
16581: KINGSLEY AMIS. - A Case of Samples. Poems 1946-1956.
ARC93441: KINGSLEY AMIS. - The Evans Country. Poems.
ARC93504: KINGSLEY AMIS. - The Old Devils. A novel. (SIGNED)
ARC92558: KINGSLEY AMIS - is one of a number of contributors to 'For Someone Else's Son'. Extracts and talks for a series broadcast on BBC Woman's Hour, spring 1963.
ARC90416: MARTIN AMIS. - Other People: A Mystery Story.
20221: KINGSLEY AMIS. - [Poems]. The Fantasy Poets Number Twenty-Two.
ARC94198: KINGSLEY AMIS. - The Darkwater Hall Mystery. With illustrations by Elspeth Sojka.
DOK0004: AXEL AMUCHÁSTEGUI. - Some Birds and Mammals of South America. With an introduction by Sacheverell Sitwell and descriptive text by Carlos Selva Andrade.
JH900089: P.D'ANCONA AND E.AESCHLIMANN. - The Art of Illumination. An Anthology of Manuscripts from the Sixth to the Sixteenth Century. Translated from the Italian by Alison M.Brown and with additional notes on the plates by Alison Stones.
ARC95113: SHERWOOD ANDERSON. - Alice [and] The Lost Novel. Two stories. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
BC15391: SHERWOOD ANDERSON - contributes 'Mid-American Songs', a sequence of six poems all of which were subsequently included in his collection 'Mid-American Chants' (1918), to an issue of the periodical 'Poetry. A Magazine of Verse'. Vol. X, No. 6, September 1917. Edited by Harriet Monroe.
BC15185: SHERWOOD ANDERSON. - A Teller's Story.
BC15184: SHERWOOD ANDERSON. - Horses and Men. Tales, Long and Short, from Our American Life.
ARC93479: J.REDWOOD ANDERSON. - The Human Dawn. A poem. (INSCRIBED)
ARC93159: JOHN REDWOOD ANDERSON. - The Vortex. Poems. (INSCRIBED)
19810: M.D.ANDERSON - Design for a Journey
19797: MAXWELL ANDERSON - The Eve of St Mark. A play
DB0080: WINIFRED NICHOLSON. Christopher Andreae. - Winifred Nicholson. A monograph.
AA91055: S.A.ANDRÉE. - The Andrée Diaries. Being the Diaries and Records of S.A.Andrée, Nils Strindberg and Knut Fraenkel, Written during their Balloon Expedition to the North Pole in 1897 and Discovered on White Island in 1930, Together with a Complete Record of the Expedition and Discovery. Translated from the Swedish by Edward Adams-Ray.
BC18479: KELLY ANDREW. - The Whispering Dark. A novel. (SIGNED)
BC17081: JERZY ANDRZEJEWSKI (writing as 'George Andrzeyevski'). - The Gates of Paradise. A novel. Translated from the Polish of 'Bramy raju' by James Kirkup.
ARC93799: JOHN KEIR CROSS. Bruce Angrave. - The Other Passenger. Eighteen Strange Stories. With illustrations and a dust wrapper design by Bruce Angrave.
ARC92969: ANONYMOUS. - A Month at the Front. The Diary of an Unknown Soldier.
19953: ANONYMOUS - Picturesque Montreal. With thirty photogravures plates.
19890: ANONYMOUS - Old English Easances. A Text Book
15235: ANONYMOUS. - The Absolute Truth. Thirty photographs (many "U.S.Official").
17391: KATHERINE ANNE PORTER [published anonymously] - My Chinese Marriage. By "M.T.F.".
ARC92376: ISABELLE ANSCOMBE - Omega and After. Bloomsbury and the Decorative Arts. With photographs by Howard Grey and a two-page foreword by John Lehmann.
DUN0166: ANTHOLOGY. - The Year's Poetry 1936. A Representative Selection. Edited by Denys Kilham Roberts and John Lehmann.
DUN0147: ANTHOLOGY. - Imagist Anthology 1930. With forewords by Ford Madox Ford and Glenn Hughes.
GAM031: ANTHOLOGY (John Betjeman-interest). - Night and Day, a celebration of the weekly literary periodical of the same name. Edited and with an introduction by Christopher Hawtree and with a preface by Graham Greene.
BC17173: ANTHOLOGY. - A Selection of Poems from Recent Volumes Published by Sidgwick & Jackson.
ARC95070: ANTHOLOGY. (Rex Warner, Edward Upward, Anthony Blunt, Charles Madge, Edgell Rickword, &c.). - The Mind in Chains. Socialism and the Cultural Revolution. Edited, with an introduction by C.Day Lewis.
BC18845: ANTHOLOGY. (R.S.Thomas interest). - Jürgen Diethe contributes his poem 'Zum Tod von R.S.Thomas' [On the Death of R.S.Thomas] to the anthology Lyrik in London 2. Edited by Dorothea McEwan and Jürgen Diethe.
GAM172: ANTHOLOGY. (John Betjeman interest). - London Magazine 1961-1985. Edited, with an introduction by Alan Ross.
ARC94117: ANTHOLOGY. (John Betjeman and John Piper interest). - Places. An Anthology of Britain. Chosen by Ronald Blythe.
MA0030: ANTHOLOGY. - New Poets 76. An Anthology of Contemporary Verse.
GAM200: ANTHOLOGY. (John Betjeman interest). - The London Spy. A Discreet Guide to the City's Pleasures. Edited by Robert Allen and Quentin Guirdham after Hunter Davies and with drawings by Kaffe Fassett and Vici Williams.
GAM206: ANTHOLOGY. (John Betjeman interest). - The Marlborough Anthology by Poets Educated at Marlborough College 1912-1969. With an introduction by Richard Austen Butler.
GAM211: ANTHOLOGY. (John Betjeman and Ian Fleming) - Encore. The Sunday Times Book.
ARC95095: ANTHOLOGY. (James Laver, John Betjeman, V.Sackville-West, Evelyn Waugh, Robert Byron, Rex Whistler &c.). - Little Innocents. Childhood Reminiscences. With a preface by Alan Pryce-Jones and a dust wrapper designed by Rex Whistler.
ARC95099: ANTHOLOGY (Wyndham Lewis, V.Sackville-West, Malachi Whitaker, A.E.Coppard, A.J.Cronin, Louis Golding, Alec Waugh, E.M.Delafield, V.S.Pritchett, &c.). - Beginnings. [Edited and] with a foreword by L.A.G.Strong.
DUN0249: ANTHOLOGY. - New Poems. A P.E.N. Anthology. A complete run of all twenty volumes, 1952 to 1977-78.
ARC92607: ANTHOLOGY. (Philip Larkin interest). - Springtime. An Anthology of Young Poets and Writers. Edited by G.S.Fraser and Iain Fletcher.
ARC92559: ANTHOLOGY - Some Poems in Wartime.
GAM233: ANTHOLOGY. (John Betjeman, V.Sackville-West, Evelyn Waugh, Robert Byron, &c.). - Little Innocents. Childhood Reminiscences. With a preface by Alan Pryce-Jones.
ARC94128: ANTHOLOGY. (Rupert Brooke, Lascelles Abercrombie, Gordon Bottomley, G.K.Chesterton, W.H.Davies, Walter de la Mare, John Drinkwater, J.L.Flecker, W.W.Gibson, D.H.Lawrence, John Masefield, T.Sturge Moore, James Stephens &c.) - Georgian Poetry 1911-12. Edited with a brief preparatory note by E[dward] M[arsh].
ARC90694: ANTHOLOGY - A Volunteer Haversack. Containing contributions of certain writers to the Queen's Rifle Volunteer Brigade: The Royal Scots. Edited by Archibald Stodart Walker.
GM90121: ANTHOLOGY. - The Polar Star of Entertainment and Popular Science, and Universal Repertorium of General Literature: comprehending Under One Unlimited Arrangement, the Most Valuable and Amusing Articles, Selected from the English and American Reviews, Magazines, Journals, and New Publications of the Day, of Lasting Interest; for The Quarter Ending at Midsummer, 1830. The Whole Carefully Compiled, Digested, and Methodised.
ARC94118: ANTHOLOGY. (Rex Whistler, Maurice Baring, Max Beerbohm, Clive Bell, Hilaire Belloc, Lord Berners, Edmund Blunden, Cyril Connolly, Ronald Knox, Harold Nicolson, Vita Sackville-West, Siegfried Sassoon, Christopher Sykes, H.M.Tomlinson &c). - The New Forget-Me-Not. A Calendar. With four colour-plates, various header piece drawings, and designs both for the cover and the dust wrapper by Rex Whistler.
19475: ANTHOLOGY. (Andrew Motion, Jeremy Hooker, Alan Brownjohn &c.). - A Winchester Folio. Ten poems by poets who have given readings at Winchester School of Art with ten etchings by staff and students in the printmaking department. Compiled and designed by Kevin Crossley-Holland and Sarah James.
GAM174: ANTHOLOGY. (John Betjeman interest). - Thirty Years of the Poetry Book Society 1956-1986. Edited by Jonathan Barker and with a preface by Blake Morrison.
18128: ANTHOLOGY - Sunshine and Shadow. A Book of Cambridge Women's Verse. Edited under the initials "M.S."
ARC93929: ANTHOLOGY. - Georgian Poetry 1911-1912. Edited with a brief preparatory note by E[dward] M[arsh].
BC17687: WILLIAM ARCHIBALD. - The Innocents. A New Play Based on The Turn of the Screw by Henry James. With drawings by the author.
BUL92046: JAMES REEVES. Edward Ardizzone. - Complete Poems for Children. With illustrations by Edward Ardizzone.
BC18819: EDWARD ARDIZZONE. - The Young Ardizzone. An Autobiographical Fragment.
GAM285: JOHN BETJEMAN. Edward Ardizzone. - A Ring of Bells. Poems of John Betjeman. Introduced and selected for the young by Irene Slade, and with illustrations by Edward Ardizzone.
ARC95061: EDWARD ARDIZZONE. - Visiting Dieppe. With an introduction by Lynton Lamb.
ARC94000: EDWARD ARDIZZONE. - The Adventures of Tim. Six Stories.
GM90119: RICHARD JEFFERIES. Reginald Arkell. - Richard Jefferies.
ARC92633: JOHN STANHOPE ARKWRIGHT - The Supreme Sacrifice and Other Poems in Time of War. With illustrations by Bruce Bairnsfather, Wilmot Lunt, Louis Raemaekers and L.Raven-Hill.
SPE90565: SIMON ARMITAGE. - Black Roses. The Killing of Sophie Lancaster. A poem.
DUN0064: SIMON ARMITAGE. - The White Stuff. A novel. (SIGNED)
BC15565: SIMON ARMITAGE and PETER GILL. - Eclipse [and] Friendly Fire. Two plays. (SIGNED)
BC17992: SIMON ARMITAGE. - Little Green Man. A novel. (SIGNED)
ARC92653: SIMON ARMITAGE - Killing Time. A poem. (SIGNED)
DB0008: GLYN HUGHES. [Simon Armitage]. - A Year in the Bull-Box. A Poem Sequence.
ARC93193: SIMON ARMITAGE. - Zoom! Poems. (SIGNED)
ARC91868: PAUL NASH. Martin Armstrong - Saint Hercules and Other Stories. With drawings by Paul Nash.
BC17109: ROBERT ARMSTRONG. - Entracte. (INSCRIBED)
ARC93163: MATTHEW ARNOLD - Literature and Dogma. An Essay Towards a Better Appreciation of the Bible.
18135: MATTHEW ARNOLD - Irish Essays and Others.
ARC90651: ALEXANDER ARNOUS, GÉRARD BAUER, GEORGES PILLEMENT, CHARLES PÉGUY, LOUIS CHÉRONNET, GERMAIN BAZIN AND JACQUES WILHELM. - Paris mon Coeur.
BUL90518: INDIAN ART. - Contemporary Indian Art Post Independence.
ARC92457: THE SLADE SCHOOL OF FINE ART. - The Quarto. An Artistic Illustrated and Musical Quarterly for 1896. Edited by John Bernard Stoughton Holborn.
18477: SOLDIER ART - Soldier Art. Over 200 plates, several in colour.
13423: ORIENTAL ART. - Ancient Chinese Woodblock New Year Prints. Over 140 mostly full-colour plates, with an introduction by Wang Shucun.
BC14163: ROYAL ARTILLERY - An undated Royal Artillery Christmas greetings card
BC18782: BARBARA JONES. Ruth Artmonsky. - A Snapper Up of Unconsidered Trifles. A Tribute to Barbara Jones.
BC13895: BARBARA JONES. Ruth Artmonsky - A Snapper Up of Unconsidered Trifles. A Tribute to Barbara Jones.
18912: HENRY PURCELL. Dennis Arundell - Henry Purcell. With illustrations and musical examples.
ARC91554: C.R.ASHBEE. - Peckover. The Abbotscourt Papers 1904-1931. Edited by C.R.Ashebb and with five handsome full-page coloured illustrations by Reginald Savage.
ARC92880: JOHN ASHBURY - Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror. Poems.
BUL90488: RALPH STEADMAN. Daisy Ashford. - Where Love Lies Deepest. With a title-page illustration, sixteen line drawings, mostly full-page or double spread, and a dust wrapper design by Ralph Steadman.
ARC93994: ELIAS ASHMOLE. - The Institution, Laws & Ceremonies of the Most Noble Order of the Garter.
BUL90225: ISAAC ASIMOV - contributes his stories 'Trends' and 'Bridle and Saddle' to the pioneering science fiction anthology Men Against the Stars. Edited with a foreword by Martin Greenberg and with a seven-page introduction by Willy Ley.
DUN0297: ANTHONY ASTBURY. - At Alderman Smiths. Poems. With decorative borders by Julie Westbury. (INSCRIBED)
BC17855: DIANA ATHILL. - Alive, Alive Oh! And Other Things that Matter.
BC16332: DIANA ATHILL - contributes six stories to the anthology New Authors Short Story One.
BC18440: DIANA ATHILL. - Stet. A Memoir. (SIGNED)
BC16763: KATE ATKINSON - Big Sky. A Jackson Brodie novel. (SIGNED)
BUL92014: MARGARET ATWOOD. - The Blind Assassin. A novel.
BC17116: MARGARET ATWOOD. - Stone Mattresses. Nine Tales. (SIGNED)
BC17061: MARGARET ATWOOD. - The Testaments. A novel.
BC17915: MARGARET ATWOOD - contributes her five-part poem 'Trainride, Vienna-Bonn' to a special 'Canadian issue' of the periodical 'Aquarius'. No. 13/14, 1981/82. Edited and published by Eddie Linden.
BC15869: MARGARET ATWOOD. - Cat's Eye.
BC18343: EDWARD ST. AUBYN. - Some Hope. A Patrick Melrose novel.
BC15785: EDWARD ST. AUBYN - Lost for Words. A novel. (SIGNED)
BC18400: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'Oxford' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'The Listener'. Vol. xix, no. 474, 9 February 1938.
BC18402: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'Sonnet' (which opens "Wandering lost upon the mountains of our choice") to an issue of the weekly periodical 'The Listener'. Vol. xx, no. 512, 3 November 1938.
BC18404: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'Ode to Gaea' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'The Listener'. Vol. lii, no. 1346, 16 December 1954.
BC18392: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'Plains' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. Vol. 1, no. 3, April 1954. Edited by John Lehmann.
BC18395: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'The Common Life' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. Vol. 3, no. 10, January 1964. Edited by Alan Ross.
BC18399: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'Poem' (which opens "Fish in the unruffled lakes") to an issue of the weekly periodical 'The Listener'. Vol. xv, no. 1936, 15 April 1936.
BC18409: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'Nocturne' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'The Listener'. Vol. 92, no. 2368, 15 August 1974.
BC18393: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'Makers of History' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. Vol. 2, no. 9, September 1955. Edited by John Lehmann.
BC17381: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his eight-verse poem 'The History of Science' to an issue of the periodical 'The New Statesman and Nation The Week-end Review'. Vol. LI, no. 1317. 9 June 1956.
BC18166: W.H.AUDEN. - The Prolific and the Devourer. Poems.
BC18167: W.H.AUDEN. - Juvenilia. Poems 1922-1928. Edited with a lengthy introduction and textual notes by Katherine Bucknell.
BC18408: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'Lullaby' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'The Listener'. Vol. 91, no. 2352, 25 April 1974.
BC18406: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'Reflections in a Forest' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'The Listener'. Vol. lxii, no. 1582, 23 July 1959.
BC18407: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'The Cave of Making (In Memoriam Louis MacNeice)' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'The Listener'. Vol. lxxii, no. 1853, 1 October 1964.
BC18394: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'Hammerfest' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. Vol. 1, no. 12, March 1962. Edited by Alan Ross.
BC17086: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'Natural Linguistics (for Peter Salus)' the first UK printing of this Auden poem, which was not subsequently collected, to the inaugural issue of the periodical 'Candelabrum. A Magazine of Poetry'. Vol. 1, No. 1, April 1970. Edited by Dale Gunthorp and M.L.McCarthy.
BC18567: W.H.AUDEN. - The Dyer's Hand and Other Essays.
BC17376: W.H.AUDEN - contributes a lengthy untitled song which opens "O who can ever look his fill" to an issue of the periodical 'The New Statesman and Nation The Week-end Review'. Vol. XIII, no. 308. 16 January 1937.
BC18401: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'The Ship' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'The Listener'. Vol. xx, no. 501, 18 August 1938.
BC17382: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his nine-verse poem 'An Encounter' to an issue of the periodical 'New Statesman. The Week-end Review'. Vol. 2378. 15 January 1971.
BC17383: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his four-verse poem 'Ode to the Diencephalon' to an issue of the periodical 'New Statesman. The Week-end Review'. Vol. 2170. 20 October 1972.
BC18405: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his poem 'Friday's Child' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'The Listener'. Vol. lx, no. 1552, 25 December 1958.
BC17384: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'An Unpublished Early Poem' which opens "The month was April" to an issue of the periodical 'New Statesman. The Week-end Review'. Vol. 2397. 25 February 1977.
BC17375: W.H.AUDEN - contributes a twenty-line untitled poem which opens "Now the leaves are falling fast" to an issue of the periodical 'The New Statesman and Nation The Week-end Review'. Vol. XI, no. 264. 14 March 1936.
ARC91236: W.H.AUDEN. - Sue. A poem.
BC17378: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his fourteen-line poem 'Chinese Soldier' to an issue of the periodical 'The New Statesman and Nation The Week-end Review'. Vol. XVI, no. 384. 2 July 1938.
BC17379: W.H.AUDEN - contributes his fourteen-line poem 'The Traveller' to an issue of the periodical 'The New Statesman and Nation The Week-end Review'. Vol. XVI, no. 392. 27 August 1938.
18138: THOMAS CAMPION. W.H.Auden. - Selected Songs. Selected by W.H.Auden, with introductions by himself and John Hollander.
18136: W.H.AUDEN. - The Quarry. A poem. With a musical setting by W.D.Bennett.
18137: W.H.AUDEN. - Night Covers Up the Rigid Land. A poem. With a musical setting by Lennox Berkeley.
DB0069: HOWARD HODGKIN. Michael Auping, John Elderfield and Susan Sontag. - Howard Hodgkin Paintings. With a catalogue raisonné by Marla Price.
BC16228: EDWARD BAWDEN. Decimus Magnus Ausonius. - Patchwork Quilt. Poems by Decimus Magnus Ausonius, done into English by Jack Lindsay with decorations by Edward Bawden. (INSCRIBED BY EDWARD BAWDEN).
BUL91004: JANE AUSTEN - Sanditon. An Unfinished Novel. Reproduced in facsimile from the manuscript in the possession of Kings College, Cambridge. With an introduction by B.C.Southam.
BC16621: JANE AUSTEN ('and another'). - The Watsons. A novel.
DB0010: JOHN AUSTEN. - The ABC of Pen and Ink Rendering. With a foreword by A.Moody.
14385: ROY CAMPBELL. John Austen. - The Flaming Terrapin. A poem. With a frontispiece by John Austen.
ARC93964: PAUL AUSTER. - Unearth. Poems. (INSCRIBED BY THE PRINTER)
BC18630: PAUL AUSTER. - Burning Boy. The Life and Work of Stephen Crane.
KP90282: PAUL AUSTER. - Travels in the Scriptorium. A novel.
ARC92936: ANTHOLOGY. A.B.Austin and Norman Wilkinson. - An Angler's Anthology. Collected by A.B.Austin and with drypoint illustrations by Norman Wilkinson. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
BUL90226: HUGH CASSON. Diana Avebury. - Zelda and the Corgis. With illustrations by Hugh Casson.
BUL91012: ANTON CHEKHOV. Lydia Avilov. - Chekhov in the Life. A Love Story. Translated from the Russian and with an introduction by David Magarshack, and with drawings and a dust wrapper design by Lynton Lamb.
20197: SHLOMO AVINERI. - Herzl. Theodor Herzl and the Foundation of the Jewish State.
BC17754: ALAN AYCKBOURN. - Joking Apart, Just Between Ourselves and Ten Times Table. Three Plays.
BC18506: MICHAEL AYRTON AND JOHN ARLOTT. - Clausentum. Sonnets by John Arlott accompanied with drawings by Michael Ayrton.
BC13187: MICHAEL AYRTON AND JOHN ARLOTT - Clausentum. Sonnets by John Arlott accompanied with drawings by Michael Ayrton.
BC11590: MICHAEL AYRTON. - The Midas Consequence. A novel.
ARC93351: DAVID CLEGHORN THOMSON. Michael Ayrton. - The Hidden Path. Poems 1922-1942. With a drawing by Michael Ayrton. (INSCRIBED, WITH ALS)
ARC93607: GIOVANNI PISANO. Michael Ayrton. - Giovanni Pisano. Sculptor. With an introduction by Henry Moore.
ARC91566: MICHAEL AYRTON - A Distraction of Wits Nurtured in Elizabethan Cambridge. An anthology selected and introduced by George Rylands, and with drawings by Michael Ayrton.
BC18623: RICHARD BACH. - The Ferret Chronicles. Complete in five volumes comprising Air Ferrets Aloft [and] Rescue Ferrets at Sea [and] Writer Ferrets: Chasing the Muse [and] Rancher Ferrets on the Range [and] The Last War. Detective Ferrets and the Case of the Golden Deed.
BC17624: FRANCIS BACON. - Francis Bacon. A monograph. With essays by Dawn Ades and Andrew Forge, a note on technique by Andrew Durham, and a select bibliography by Krzysztof Cieszkowski.
BC16806: BERYL BAINBRIDGE. - Young Adolf. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
BC18548: BERYL BAINBRIDGE. - The Birthday Boys. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
BC14740: BERYL BAINBRIDGE. - Injury Time. A novel.
BC14539: BERYL BAINBRIDGE. - The Girl in the Polka Dot Dress.
ARC90747: BERYL BAINBRIDGE. - Another Part of the Wood.
BC16396: ALEXANDER BAIRD - Poems. (INSCRIBED)
BC16624: NICHOLSON BAKER. - The Fermata. A novel.
19382: ABRAHAM TREMBLEY. John R.Baker. - Abraham Trembley of Geneva. Scientist and Philosopher 1710-1784. Edward
BC17311: NICHOLSON BAKER. - Room Temperature. A novella. (SIGNED)
ARC93055: LÉON BAKST - Esquisses de Décors et de Costumes, Arts, Graphiques, Peintures.
13749: GEORGE BALANCHINE. - Portrait of Mr. B. Photographs of George Balanchine with an essay by Lincoln Kirstein and a memoir by Peter Martins. Over 70 photographs, some double-spread.
ARC94126: BRYAN FERRY. Rex Balfour. - The Bryan Ferry Story. (SIGNED)
BC15131: BALLADS - A special ballads number of the periodical 'Twentieth Century Verse'. No. 4. June-July 1937.
DUN0258: J.G.BALLARD - contributes his short story 'Notes Towards a Mental Breakdown' to an issue of the quarterly periodical 'Bananas'. No. 4. Spring 1976. Edited by Emma Tennant.
DUN0255: J.G.BALLARD - contributes his story 'The Air Disaster' to an issue of the quarterly periodical 'Bananas'. No. 1. January - February 1975. Edited by Emma Tennant.
SPE90573: J.G.BALLARD. - The Empire of the Sun. A novel.
DUN0260: J.G.BALLARD - contributes his hitherto unprinted story 'The Smile' to an issue of the quarterly periodical 'Bananas'. No. 6. Autumn - winter 1976. Edited by Emma Tennant.
DUN0262: J.G.BALLARD - contributes his hitherto unprinted story 'The Index' to an issue of the quarterly periodical 'Bananas'. No. 8. Summer 1977. Edited by Emma Tennant.
DUN0120: THOMAS BALSTON. - Wood-Engraving in Modern English Books. The catalogue of a 1949 exhibition arranged for the National Book League.
ARC92368: JOHN BANVILLE - Doctor Copernicus. A novel.
BC19028: W.N.P.BARBELLION. - The Journal of a Disappointed Man [and] A Last Diary.
GAM039: JOHN BETJEMAN. Marjorie M.Barber. - A Short History of Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Street, Chelsea. With a foreword by John Betjeman and etchings and decorations by William Gilby.
GAM025: JOHN BETJEMAN. Marjorie M.Barber. - A Short History of Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Street, Chelsea. With a foreword by John Betjeman and etchings, decorations and delightful illuminations in the style of William Morris by William Gilby.
CAS0161: PAT BARKER. - The Regeneration Trilogy. Comprising her novels 'Regeneration', 'The Eye in the Door' and 'The Ghost Road'. (SIGNED)
BUL92105: PAT BARKER. - Another World. A novel.
DUN0073: GEORGE BARKER. - To Aylsham Fair. Poems. With eleven drawings by George Adamson.
DUN0117: EDDIE LINDEN. Sebastian Barker. - EDDIE LINDEN. Sebastian Barker. (SIGNED)
BC15985: A.L.BARKER. - The Gooseboy. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
GAM064: CHRISTOPHER BARKER. (John Betjeman interest). - Portraits of Poets. Edited by Sebastian Barker.
BC15132: GEORGE BARKER - contributes a two-page 'Note on Narrative Poetry' to a special 'The Poet and the Public' issue of the periodical 'Twentieth Century Verse'. No. 18. June-July 1939.
BC14044: GEORGE BARKER. - The True Confession of George Barker.
BC13141: GEORGE BARKER. - In Memory of David Archer. (SIGNED)
BC13083: GEORGE BARKER. - Three Poems. Number thirteen of the Mir Poets pamphlets. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
BC11666: GEORGE BARKER. - In Memory of David Archer. Poems. (INSCRIBED)
ARC92317: PAT BARKER. - The Regeneration Trilogy. Complete in three volumes comprising 'Regeneration', 'The Eye in the Door' and 'The Ghost Road'.
DUN0290: GEORGE BARKER. - Poems by George Barker. Selected by Elspeth Barker. (INSCRIBED BY THE EDITOR)
20017: A.L.BARKER. - No Word of Love. Stories.
KP90211: GEORGE BARKER. - Villa Stellar. Poems.
KP90608: GEORGE BARKER. - Dialogues etc. (PUBLISHER'S PROOF SHEETS)
BC14409: SIEGFRIED SASSOON. Peter Barkworth. - Siegfried Sassoon. The Story of a Young Soldier Poet. A programme for the 1987 Apollo Theatre run of a one-man play, written by and starring peter Barkworth.
18146: JULIAN BARNARD - The Decorative Tradition. A study of applied ornament in Victorian building, with numerous illustrations and photographs.
DUN0074: JULIAN BARNES. - Talking it Over. A novel. (SIGNED)
BC13811: JULIAN BARNES (writing as 'Dan Kavanagh'). - Fiddle City.
BC13808: JULIAN BARNES - England, England.
GAM060: JOHN BETJEMAN. [Julian Barnes]. - An Oxford University Chest. Comprising a Description of the Present State of the Town and University of Oxford. Illustrated in line and half-tone by László Moholy-Nagy (photographs from his very first visit to Oxford), Osbert Lancaster, the Rev. Edward Bradley and others.
ARC91034: WILLIAM BARNES - Poems of Rural Life in Common English.
20175: JULIAN BARNES (writing as 'Dan Kavanagh'). - Duffy. A novel.
20177: JULIAN BARNES (writing as 'Dan Kavanagh'). - Going to the Dogs. A novel.
20083: JULIAN BARNES. - The Porcupine.
20081: JULIAN BARNES. - Cross Channel. Stories.
DUN0247: JULIAN BARNES. - Talking it Over. A novel. (WITH A POSTCARD FROM THE AUTHOR)
BC16993: STANLEY BARON. - The Kindness of Strangers. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
AA91056: WILLIAM BARR (edits). - Searching for Franklin: The Land Arctic Searching Expedition. James Anderson's and James Stewart's Expedition via the Black River 1855. Edited by William Barr.
BC16176: T.E.LAWRENCE. James Barr. - Setting the Desert on Fire. T.E.Lawrence and Britain's Secret War in Arabia, 1916-1918.
BC14533: SEBASTIAN BARRY - On Canaan's Side. A novel. (SIGNED)
BC17743: SEBASTIAN BARRY. - The Water Colourist. Poems.
BC17744: SEBASTIAN BARRY. - Boss Grady's Boys. A play.
BC17486: ALAN BARTRAM. - Lettering in Architecture.
BC18171: WILLIAM WORDSWORTH. Jonathan Bate. - Radical Wordsworth. The Poet Who Changed the World.
BC18357: H.E.BATES (published anonymously). - There's Freedom in the Air. The Official Story of the Allied Air Forces from the Occupied Countries.
BUL92132: H.E.BATES. - Give Them Their Life. The Poetry of H.E.Bates. Edited, with an introduction by Peter Eads, a foreword by Richard Bates and calligraphy and illustrations by Lynne Evans. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
BC16199: H.E.BATES. - The Vanished World. Autobiography. With illustrations by John Ward.
BC15772: H.E.BATES - Charlotte's Row. A novel.
BC14352: H.E.BATES - The Sleepless Moon. A novel.
ARC93728: H.E.BATES. - The Country of White Clover. With drawings by Broom Lynne.
BC18481: H.E.BATES - contributes his story 'The Evolution of Saxby' to an issue of the periodical 'Lilliput'. Vol. 32, no. 2, issue no. 188. January-February 1953.
BC12713: H.E.BATES. - Cut and Come Again. Stories.
BC12712: H.E.BATES. - The Nature of Love. Three short novels.
BC12699: H.E.BATES - A Love of Flowers. With illustrations by Pauline Ellison.
BC12691: H.E.BATES - The Bride Comes to Evensford. A story.
BC11870: H.E.BATES - contributes his short novel 'The Cruise of the Breadwinner' to an issue of the periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 967, April 1946.
ARC93480: H.E.BATES. - The Fallow Land. A novel.
ARC93533: H.E.BATES. - The Story Without an End and The Country Doctor. Two stories. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
ARC93002: H.E.BATES. - Day's End and Other Stories.
ARC94001: H.E.BATES. - Pastoral on Paper. With photographs by John Gay, and maps and drawings by Leslie S.Haywood.
ARC94002: H.E.BATES. - Flying Bombs Over England. Edited by Bob Ogley.
BC17211: H.E.BATES. - The Scarlet Sword. A novel.
ARC90861: H.E.BATES. - The Last Bread. A play in one act.
ARC93570: H.E.BATES. - Mrs. Esmond's Life. A story. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
19323: H.E.BATES. - The Song of the Wren.
17047: H.E.BATES - The Modern Short Story. A Critical Survey.
16183: H.E.BATES - Derriere les Communiques. ['The Greatest People in the World']
ARC94036: H.E.BATES. - A German Idyll. With wood engravings by Lynton Lamb. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
12999: H.E.BATES. - The Day of Glory. A play.
12996: H.E.BATES. - The Modern Short Story. A Critical Survey.
ARC94202: H.E.BATES. - Charlotte's Row. A novel. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
18461: WEDGWOOD. Maureen Batkin - Wedgwood Ceramics 1846-1959. A New Appraisal. Most lavishly illustrated, with some colour-plates.
ARC93985: VICKI BAUM. - Grand Hotel. A novel. Translated from the German of 'Menschen im Hotel' by Basil Creighton.
HUN0057: EDWARD BAWDEN. - The World of Edward Bawden. The catalogue of a 1973-74 touring exhibition at Victoria Art Gallery.
HUN0054: EDWARD BAWDEN. - Edward Bawden 1903-1989. A Centenary Celebration. The catalogue of a 2003 exhibition at The Fine Art Society, London.
HUN0051: EDWARD BAWDEN. - Edward Bawden. English as She is Drawn. A Retrospective Exhibition.
HUN0055: EDWARD BAWDEN - is the subject of the lengthy cover article 'Edward Bawden: War, Work and Wit' featuring in an issue of the periodical 'Illustration'. Issue 4, summer 2005. Guineapiguana Publications Ltd., 2005.
HUN0044: EDWARD BAWDEN - contributes a two-colour cover illustration to an issue of the weekly magazine 'The Listener and B.B.C. Television Review'. Vol. LXIV, no. 1645. Thursday, October 6, 1960.
BUL90292: EDWARD BAWDEN AND THOMAS HENNELL. - Lady Filmy Fern or The Voyage of the Window Box. A story by Thomas Hennell accompanied by Edward Bawden illustrations. With an introduction by Peyton Skipwith.
BC18820: EDWARD BAWDEN AND ERIC RAVILIOUS. Peyton Skipwith. - Edward Bawden and Eric Ravilious. Design. Compiled by Brian Webb and Peyton Skipwith. (SIGNED BY PEYTON SKIPWITH)
ARC93765: NINA BAWDEN. - Carrie's War. A novel. With illustrations and a dust wrapper design by Faith Jaques.
15366: NINA BAWDEN. - Family Money. (INSCRIBED)
16607: CLIFFORD BAX - Old King Cole. A play.
18151: JAMES K.BAXTER - Collected Plays. Edited by Howard McNaughton.
99104: JOHN BAYLISS - Venus in Libra. (SIGNED)
20249: REV. ROBERT BAYNE. - Historical Sketch of Rickmansworth and the Surrounding Parishes.
ARC93353: VICTORIA STEVENSON. Pauline Baynes. - Clover Magic. With illustrations and a dust wrapper design by Pauline Baynes.
SPE90631: EDWARD BEALE. - The Rendered Earth. With an introductory essay by Geordie Greig.
ARC93675: EVELYN SHARP. Aubrey Beardsley. - At the Relton Arms. A novel.
ARC93679: ANNIE SOPHIE CORY (writing as 'Victoria Crosse'). Aubrey Beardsley. - A Woman Who Did Not. A novel.
ARC93680: JOHN SMITH. Aubrey Beardsley. - Platonic Affections. A novel.
ARC93674: FRANCIS ADAMS. Aubrey Beardsley. - A Child of the Age. A novel.
ARC93678: WILLIAM SHARP (writing as 'Fiona Macleod'). Aubrey Beardsley. - The Mountain Lovers. A novel.
ARC93676: GERTRUDE DIX. Aubrey Beardsley. - The Girl from the Farm. A novel.
BC17256: H.BEARDWOOD. - The History of Colfe's Grammar School 1862-1972. Edited by H.Beardwood (then headmaster).
BC16211: CECIL BEATON. - Time Exposure. With commentary and captions by Peter Quennell.
GAM068: CECIL BEATON & KENNETH TYNAN. (John Betjeman interest). - Persona Grata.
BUL92266: CECIL BEATON. - Cecil Beaton. A catalogue of a 1986 exhibition at the Barbican Art Gallery. Edited by Dr. David Mellor.
BUL92273: CECIL BEATON. - Beaton. A monograph. Edited, with text by James Danziger.
ARC93357: PAUL COHEN-PORTHEIM. Cecil Beaton. - The Spirit of Paris. With a dust wrapper design by Cecil Beaton.
17660: CECIL BEATON - Salisbury. A New Approach to the City and its Neighbourhood. Edited by Hugh Shortt. With architectural photographs by Cecil Beaton.
ARC93941: SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR. - The Blood of Others. Translated from the French of 'Le Sang des Autres' by Yvonne Moyse and Roger Senhouse.
BC13702: LORD BEAVERBROOK. - Men and Power 1917-1918.
SPEX9006: SAMUEL BECKETT. - Three Occasional Pieces.
BC16785: SAMUEL BECKETT. - All That Fall. A Play for Radio.
DUN0015: AUDREY BEECHAM. - The Coast of Barbary. Poems.
BC18858: JACK BEECHING. - The Chinese Opium Wars.
BUL91056: PATRICIA BEER - contributes her poems 'Hans Christian Andersen', 'Bereavement' and 'Poems from Prison' to Poetry Supplement. Compiled by Peter Porter for the Poetry Books Society, Christmas 1980.
BC13121: PATRICIA BEER - Just Like the Resurrection. Poems. (SIGNED)
BC13120: PATRICIA BEER - Loss of the Magyar and Other Poems. (SIGNED)
99106: PATRICIA BEER - Loss of the Magyar and Other Poems.
SPE90111: PATRICIA BEER. - The Estuary. Poems. (SIGNED)
BC13861: MAX BEERBOHM - contributes a caricature of Oliver W.F.Lodge to the third issue of the literary magazine The Abinger Chronicle. Vol. 1, No. 3, February 1940.
ARC91495: MAX BEERBOHM - The Dreadful Dragon of Hay Hill.
ARC91136: MAX BEERBOHM - The Works of Max Beerbohm. With a bibliography by John Lane.
ARC91035: MAX BEERBOHM. - Zuleika Dobson; or An Oxford Love Story. A novel.
20135: MAX BEERBOHM. - Cartoons. 'The Second Childhood of John Bull'.
19335: MAX BEERBOHM. - Lytton Strachey. A lecture.
BC18859: ANTONY BEEVOR. - Berlin. The Downfall 1945. (SIGNED)
ARC93729: BRENDAN BEHAN. - The Quare Fellow. A Comedy-Drama.
BC12461: OSCAR WILDE. Barbara Belford. - Oscar Wilde. A Certain Genius.
BC15595: E.A.BELL. - Poems and a Dream. (INSCRIBED)
ARC95046: MARY HAYLEY BELL. - Whistle Down the Wind. A Modern Fable. With a title page decoration and fourteen line drawings by Oven Edwards.
ARC92725: NEIL BELL. - Ten Short Stories. (INSCRIBED)
19844: CLIVE BELL - Enjoying Pictures. Meditations in the National Gallery and Elsewhere.
12350: CLIVE BELL. - On British Freedom.
12349: CLIVE BELL. - Pot-Boilers.
AA91008: HILAIRE BELLOC. - The Cruise of The "Nona".
BC18717: HILAIRE BELLOC. - The Old Road. With illustrations by William Hyde.
ARC92696: HILAIRE BELLOC - The Highway and Its Vehicles. Edited by Geoffrey Holme.
ARC92694: HILAIRE BELLOC - The Modern Traveller. Verses by H[ilaire] B[elloc] and pictures by B.T.B. [i.e. Lord Basil Temple Blackwood].
15376: HILAIRE BELLOC. - Avril. Essays on the Poetry of the French Renaissance.
ARC93648: SAUL BELLOW. - Mr Sammler's Planet. A novel.
BC10080: SAUL BELLOW - is the subject of two essays: 'Saul Bellow and the Naturalist Tradition' by Malcolm Bradbury and 'The Novels of Saul Bellow' by Geoffrey Rans contributed to an American Literature special issue of the periodical 'A Review of English Literature'. Vol. IV, no. 4, October 1963.
DUN0132: DAVID GASCOYNE. Colin T.Benford. - David Gascoyne. A Bibliography of His Works (1929-1985).
ARC92750: ROBIN BENN, ROBERT SMITH, DENNIS BIRCH AND ALAN WHITE. - Poets in Battledress. A Book of War-Time Verse.
BC17843: ALAN BENNETT. - The Habit of Art. A play. (SIGNED)
SPEX9011: ALAN BENNETT. - Untold Stories. (INSCRIBED)
ARC95022: ALAN BENNETT. - Forty Years On. A play.
BC13147: ALFRED GORDON BENNETT - Collected Poems 1920-1930. (INSCRIBED)
ARC91729: ARNOLD BENNETT - Over There. War Scenes on the Western Front.
19788: GEORGE BENNETT - Mannequins (INSCRIBED)
SPE0263: ALAN BENNETT. - Telling Tales. (INSCRIBED)
BC18542: E.F.BENSON. - Miss Mapp. A novel.
MA0069: PETER BENSON. - A Lesser Dependency. A novel. (SIGNED)
19677: PETER BENSON - Odo's Hanging
ARC92697: HILAIRE BELLOC. Nicholas Bentley. - New Cautionary Tales. Verses by Hilaire Belloc with drawings by Nicholas Bentley.
ARC92499: BARNETT FREEDMAN. Phyllis Bentley. - Colne Valley Cloth. From the Earliest Times to the Present Day. With illustrations by Harold Blackburn, and cover and endpaper designs by Barnett Freedman.
BC12335: ROLOFF BENY. - Rajasthan. Land of Kings. With over one hundred splendid colour photographs by Roloff Beny.
8835: ELISABETH BERESFORD. - The Tovers. With illustrations by Geoffrey Beitz. (INSCRIBED)
ARC93117: JOHN BERGER. - G. A novel.
ARC93327: ALFRED WALLIS. Sven Berlin. - Alfred Wallis: Primitive.
BC17305: SVEN BERLIN. - I am Lazarus. With eight drawings by the author.
ARC93581: DAME JULIANA BERNERS. - The Boke of Saint Albans. Containing Treatises on Hawking, Hunting, and Corte Armour. With an introduction by William Blades.
ARC93314: LORD BERNERS. - Percy Wallingford [and] Mr Pidger. Two novellas.
ARC91237: LORD BERNERS - Fugue for Orchestra.
BC10334: LOUIS DE BERNIERES. - Birds Without Wings.
BC10239: LOUIS DE BERNIERES - The Troublesome Offspring of Cardinal Guzman. The third and final volume of the 'Latin America Trilogy'.
ARC90752: LOUIS DE BERNIÈRES - Labels. With vignettes and a cover design by Christopher Wormell. (SIGNED)
13095: LOUIS DE BERNIERES. - Labels. With vignette engravings and a cover-design by Christopher Wormell. (SIGNED)
ARC91663: SHELL POSTERS. David Bernstein. - The Shell Poster Book. With an introduction by David Bernstein.
BUL92015: JAMES BERRY. - A Thief in the Village and Other Stories. (SIGNED)
BC18442: JOHN BERRYMAN. - Love & Fame. Poems.
BC18443: JOHN BERRYMAN. - Delusions, Etc. Poems.
BC18441: JOHN BERRYMAN. - His Toy, His Dream, His Rest. 308 Dream Songs.
BC18587: LOUIS-ALEXANDER BERTHIER AND CHARLES-LOUIS BERTHIER. - Newport in 1780.
ARC92849: ALVAH C.BESSIE. - Dwell in the Wilderness. A novel.
BUL90409: RUPERT THE BEAR. Alfred Bestall. - Rupert Adventures Book No. 42.
GAM307: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Diversion. Twenty-two Authors on the Lively Arts. Edited, with a preface by John Sutro.
GAM046: SHELL GUIDE. John Betjeman. - Cornwall. A Shell Guide.
GAM106: JOHN PIPER. John Betjeman. - John Piper: 50 Years of Work. Paintings, Drawings, and Photographs 1929-1979. The catalogue of a 1979 exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, Oxford and The Minories, Colchester.
GAM330: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Ghastly Good Taste; or, a Depressing Story of the Rise and Fall of English Architecture. Together with a beautiful forty-inch folding illustration by Peter Fleetwood-Hesketh. (FIRST STATE).
GAM322: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - The Compleat Imbiber. An Entertainment. Edited by Cyril Ray.
GAM323: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - So You're Engaged. Edited by Richard Muir and with illustrations by Marc.
GAM326: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - T.S.Eliot. A Symposium for his Seventieth Birthday. Edited, with a lengthy introduction by Neville Braybrooke.
ARC93817: JOHN PIPER. John Betjeman. - English Scottish and Welsh Landscape 1700-c. 1860. Verse chosen by John Betjeman and Geoffrey Taylor and illustrated with twelve splendid full page colour lithographs by Piper, prepared especially for this publication, plus another reproduced double-spread on the covers and replicated on the dust wrapper.
GAM271: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Sir John Betjeman and St. Enodoc.
GAM245: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Archie & the Strict Baptists. Eight 7 x 5 inch postcards, each featuring a page from the facsimile edition of Betjeman's self-illustrated children's book of the same name, printed to celebrate the John Betjeman Centenary.
BC18345: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Archie and the Strict Baptists. With illustrations by Phillida Gili.
GAM334: JOHN BETJEMAN. - John Betjeman Reads Selected Poetry. (VINYL)
AA91053: JOHN BETJEMAN AND JOHN PIPER. - Norfolk Country Churches and The Future. Edited by Wilhelmine Harrod and with a brief foreword by Sir John Betjeman.
GAM281: JOHN BETJEMAN AND GEOFFREY TAYLOR (edit). - English Love Poems. An anthology. Edited by John Betjeman and Geoffrey Taylor.
GAM113: JOHN WAIN. John Betjeman. - Mid-Week Period Return. Home Thoughts of a Native. A Poem. Delightfully illustrated by Arthur Keene. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM057: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Betjeman's Lincolnshire. A Tribute to Celebrate the Centenary of the Birth of John Betjeman 1906-1984. Complied by the Lincolnshire Branch of the Betjeman Society.
GAM059: JOHN BETJEMAN. - An Oxford University Chest. Comprising a Description of the Present State of the Town and University of Oxford. Illustrated in line and half-tone by László Moholy-Nagy (photographs from his very first visit to Oxford), Osbert Lancaster, the Rev. Edward Bradley and others.
GAM193: CLARKSON ROSE. John Betjeman. - Red Plush and Greasepaint. A Memory of the Music-Hall and Life and Times from the Nineties to the Sixties. With a foreword by John Betjeman and an introduction by Val Parnell.
GAM244: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Poems on Postcards. Seven 7 x 5 inch postcards, each featuring a John Betjeman poem.
ARC94088: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Eternity. [a Christmas card]. (SIGNED)
GAM111: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a brief introduction to Giles Annual of Cartoons for Sunday Express and Daily Express 1983.
GAM428: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of Alistair Service's 'Edwardian Architecture' to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 23, No. 7, issue 271. April 1978.
GAM426: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of Alan Ball's 'The Public Libraries of Greater London' to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 23, No. 5, issue 269. February 1978.
GAM250: ANN CALLENDER. John Betjeman. - Godly Mayfair. With an introduction by John Betjeman.
GAM099: JOHN BETJEMAN AND A.L.ROWSE. - Victorian and Edwardian Cornwall from Old Photographs.
GAM101: JOHN BETJEMAN. - London's Historic Railway Stations. With photographs by John Gay.
GAM102: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A Garland for the Laureate. Poems presented to Sir John Betjeman on his 75th birthday. Edited by Roger Pringle. (PLUS A LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER / EDITOR)
GAM103: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a four-page essay The City of London A Secret Place to the official programme for the Festival of the City of London. Edited by Ronald Elliott.
GAM247: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - A Panorama of Rural England. Edited by W.J.Turner, with an introduction by Edmund Blunden.
GAM132: JOHN BETJEMAN. - John Betjeman's Collected Poems. Compiled and with an introduction by Lord Birkenhead.
GAM335: JOHN BETJEMAN. - John Betjeman Reads Selected Poems. Volume II. (VINYL)
GAM551: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A twenty-two year old John Betjeman submits a letter to a June 1928 issue of 'The Times Literary Supplement' seeking letters and unpublished pieces by James Hurdis to complement a new edition of his poems.
GAM027: ANTON. John Betjeman. - Anton [selected cartoons]. With a foreword by John Betjeman.
GAM195: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes twelve poems to The Oxford Book of Twentieth Century English Verse. Chosen by Philip Larkin.
GAM150: JOHN BETJEMAN AND JOHN PIPER. - Poems in the Porch. With illustrations by John Piper.
GAM073: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Treasures of the British Museum. With an introduction by Sir John Wolfenden and personal impressions by John Betjeman (a chapter on 'The Building of the Museum'), Michael Ayrton, Robert Erskine, Antonia Fraser, Gwyn Thomas and others.
GAM429: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes review of Derek Linstrum's 'West Yorkshire' to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 24, No. 3, issue 279. December 1978.
GAM264: HENRY NEWBOLT. John Betjeman. - Selected Poems of Henry Newbolt. With an introduction by John Betjeman.
GAM255: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Oxford Type. An Anthology of Isis, the Oxford University Magazine. Edited, with an introduction by Andrew Billen and Mark Skipworth.
GAM259: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Uncollected Poems. With a foreword by Bevis Hillier.
GAM260: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Uncollected Poems. With a foreword by Bevis Hillier. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM261: JOHN BETJEMAN. - High and Low. Poems. With a preface in verse by the author. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM262: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Modern Essays. Second Series 1941-1943. Selected and Edited by A.F.Scott.
GAM221: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Points of View. A Selection from The Spectator. Edited with a foreword by Brian Inglis.
GAM153: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Summoned by Bells. With drawings by Michael Trees. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM154: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes an original chapter on architecture to Edwardian England 1901-1914. Edited by Simon Nowell-Smith.
GAM287: C.E.M.JOAD. John Betjeman. - Folly Farm. With a foreword by John Betjeman and The Rev. Canon Frederic Hood.
GAM286: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Public School Verse. An Anthology 1924-1925. (SIGNED BY JOHN BETJEMAN)
GAM289: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery and Horror. Third series. Edited, with an introduction by Dorothy L.Sayers.
GAM156: BASIL F.L.CLARKE. John Betjeman and John Piper. - Anglican Cathedrals Outside the British Isles. Illustrated throughout with photographs of various examples, with a foreword by John Betjeman and a dust wrapper design by John Piper.
GAM044: SHELL GUIDE. John Betjeman. - Cornwall. Illustrated in a series of Views of Castles, Seats of the Nobility, Mines, Picturesque Scenery, Towns, Public Buildings, Churches, Antiquities, &c. Edited by John Betjeman.
GAM331: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Ghastly Good Taste; or, a Depressing Story of the Rise and Fall of English Architecture. Together with a beautiful forty-inch folding illustration by Peter Fleetwood-Hesketh. (SIGNED)
GAM158: JOHN BETJEMAN. - New Bats in Old Belfries. Poems. (SIGNED)
BC15746: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'The Song of a Cold Wind' to Public School Verse. An Anthology 1924-1925. (PRESENTATION COPY)
ARC94069: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a one-page appreciation of artist and architect M.H.Baillie Scott to an issue of periodical 'The Studio'. Vol. 130, no. 628, July 1945. Edited by Geoffrey Holme.
GAM283: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Little Reviews Anthology 1949. Edited by Denys Val Baker.
GAM049: SHELL GUIDE. John Betjeman. - Devon. A Shell Guide. Compiled with many illustrations and information of every sort by John Betjeman.
GAM050: JOHN BETJEMAN and JOHN PIPER. - Murray's Buckinghamshire Architectural Guide. Edited by John Betjeman and John Piper.
GAM051: JOHN BETJEMAN and JOHN PIPER. - Murray's Berkshire Architectural Guide. Edited by John Betjeman and John Piper.
GAM151: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Summoned by Bells. With drawings by Michael Trees. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM337: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Britain's Cathedrals and their Music. John Betjeman at Chichester and Guildford. (VINYL)
GAM338: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Britain's Cathedrals and their Music No. 2. John Betjeman at Peterborough and Liverpool. (VINYL)
GAM096: JOHN BETJEMAN AND DAVID VAISEY. - Victorian and Edwardian Oxford from Old Photographs.
GAM097: JOHN BETJEMAN AND J.S.GRAY. - Victorian and Edwardian Brighton from Old Photographs.
GAM123: JOHN BETJEMAN - provides a three-page foreword to Studies in Tennyson. Edited by Hallam Tennyson.
GAM558: JOHN BETJEMAN AND JOHN PIPER. - Church Poems. With illustrations by John Piper.
GAM559: JOHN BETJEMAN AND JOHN PIPER. - Church Poems. With illustrations by John Piper. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM122: ARCHIE GORDON. John Betjeman. - Towers. With a foreword by Sir John Betjeman.
GAM434: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'Domine Dirige Nos', an illustrated article on Londons City Churches (which is also the cover piece), to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. XXV, No. 626. January 1941.
GAM435: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'Anticipation in Spring', the first printing of this 8-line poem, to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. XXVII, No. 688. March 1942.
GAM436: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'Oh to be in England', a two-page illustrated article (which is also the cover piece), to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. XXIX, No. 739. March 1943.
GAM437: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'Parson Hawker, Cornish Mystic', an article on the Rev. R.S.Hawker, poet and Vicar of Morwenstow, to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. XXXIV, No. 875. October 1945.
GAM438: JOHN BETJEMAN - A brief, unaccredited report on Betjeman's broadcast 'Western Men - Baring-Gould' is contributed to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. XXXIV, No. 878. November 1945.
GAM439: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'Seeking Whom He May Devour', a short story originally broadcast on the BBC two months previously, to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. XXXVII, No. 939. January 1947.
GAM440: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes an architectural piece, 'Aberdeen Granite', to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. XXXVIII, No. 967. August 1947.
GAM441: JOHN BETJEMAN - A report on Betjeman's BBC 'Church-Crawling' broadcast appears in an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. No. August 1948.
GAM442: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a full-page obituary of Lord Berners, which was also broadcast on the BBC, to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. XLIII, No. 1111. May 1950.
GAM443: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributors 'Poems in the Porch', the first printing of this 7-verse poem, subsequently re-titled The Conversion of St. Paul, to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. XIII, No. 1354. February 1955.
GAM444: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributors the appreciation, 'Sir Henry Newbolt after a Hundred Years', to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. LXVII, No. 1735. June 1962.
GAM445: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributors a review of Philip Larkin's 'The Whitsun Weddings' to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. LXXI, No. 1825. March 1964.
GAM446: JOHN BETJEMAN AND OSBERT LANCESTER - contribute 'Conservatories and Other Edwardiana. An Exercise in Nostalgia' (a piece originally for broadcast) to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. LXXIII, No. 1871. February 1965.
GAM447: JOHN BETJEMAN AND OSBERT LANCESTER - contribute 'For Ever England', an architectural discussion on English churches overseas (a piece originally for broadcast) to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. LXXV, No. 1923. February 1966
GAM449: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes the fourth of a five-part series 'Diary of Percy Progress' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'Night and Day'. Vol. 1, no. 21. 18 November 1937. [Edited by Graham Greene].
GAM452: JOHN BETJEMAN. - John Pudney contributes a review of Betjeman's 'First and Last Loves', accompanied by a caricature by Thurston, to an issue of the weekly periodical John O'London's Weekly. Vol. LXI, No. 1472, September 1952.
GAM453: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Derek Stanford reviews Betjeman's 'Summoned by Bells' in an issue of the weekly periodical John O'London's. Vol. 3, No. 62, December 1960.
GAM454: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Robert Greacen reviews Derek Stanford's biography of Betjeman in an issue of the weekly periodical John O'London's. Vol. 4, No. 79, April 1961.
GAM455: JOHN BETJEMAN. - An appearance by Betjeman as the guest of honour at The Yorkshire Post literary luncheon is reported in the Bookman's Diary column (also the cover subject) of the weekly periodical John O'London's. Vol. 6, No. 121, January 1962.
GAM456: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a 5-page illustrated article 'Verandahs and a Classic Façade' to a special Australian issue of 'The Geographical Magazine'. Vol. XXXIV, No. 12. April 1962.
GAM457: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of Kenneth Hudson's 'Industrial Archaeology' to an issue of 'The Geographical Magazine'. Vol. XXXVI, No. 10. February 1964.
GAM458: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes reviews of Ursula Bloom's 'The ABC of Authorship' and Eleanor E.Helme's 'Family Golf' to an issue of the weekly magazine 'The New Statesman and Nation'. Vol. XVI, No. 388. July 1938.
GAM460: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of Hilaire Belloc's 'Cautionary Verses' to an issue of the weekly magazine 'The New Statesman and Nation'. Vol. XVIII, No. 447. September 1939.
GAM461: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Parliament Hill Fields' to an issue of the weekly magazine 'The New Statesman and Nation'. Vol. XIX, No. 470. February 1940.
GAM462: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a short correcting letter to the correspondence column of the weekly magazine 'The New Statesman and Nation'. Vol. XX, No. 509. November 1940.
GAM463: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a somewhat piqued letter to the correspondence column of the weekly magazine 'The New Statesman and Nation'. Vol. XXIV, No. 618. December 1942.
GAM464: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of John Gloag's 'Industrial Art Explained' to an issue of the weekly magazine 'The New Statesman and Nation'. Vol. XXXII, No. 817. October 1946.
GAM465: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a glowing review of G.W.Stonier's novel 'Shaving Through the Blitz' to an issue of the weekly magazine 'The New Statesman and Nation'. Vol. XXVI, No. 666. November 1943.
GAM466: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'The Licorice Fields at Pontefract' to an issue of the weekly magazine 'The New Statesman and Nation'. Vol. XXXIX, No. 993. March 1950.
GAM467: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'The Last House in Britain', an illustrated article on the Lands End tea-room 'The First and Last House' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'Picture Post'. Vol. 1, No. 4. October 22 1938.
GAM468: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'Britain's Bohemia', an illustrated article on Chelsea to an issue of the weekly periodical 'Picture Post'. Vol. 1, No. 6, November 5 1938.
GAM469: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'The Hampton Court Affair', a delightful series of satirical letters concerning a scheme to store uranium in Hampton Court Palace, to an issue of the celebrated weekly magazine Punch. Vol. CCXXI, No. 5900. October 1953.
GAM470: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Middlesex' to an issue of the celebrated weekly magazine 'Punch'. Vol. CCXXVI, No. 5912. January 1954.
GAM471: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Arrogance Repressed' to an issue of the celebrated weekly magazine 'Punch'. Vol. CCXXVIII, No. 5965. January 1955.
GAM472: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Longfellow's Visit to Venice' to an issue of the celebrated weekly magazine 'Punch'. Vol. CCXXIX, No. 6000. September 1955.
GAM473: JOHN BETJEMAN - is the subject of the poem 'How John Betjeman Kept the Bridge' by 'T.B.M*c**l*y', accompanied by a splendid caricature by Norman Mansbridge, contributed to an issue of the celebrated weekly magazine 'Punch'. Vol. CCXXXII, No. 6095. June 1957.
GAM474: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'From the Great Western' to an issue of the celebrated weekly magazine 'Punch'. Vol. CCXXXIII, No. 6098. July 1957.
GAM475: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Edward James' to an issue of the celebrated weekly magazine 'Punch'. Vol. CCXXXV, No. 6187. October 1958.
GAM476: JOHN BETJEMAN - is the subject of Ronald Searle's regular column 'Searle's-Eye View' contributed to an issue of the celebrated weekly magazine 'Punch'. June 1962.
GAM477: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'A Spiritual Change is the One Hope for Art', a lengthy review of the century and its changes to the monthly periodical 'The Studio'. Vol. CXIII, No. 527. February 1937. Edited by C.Geoffrey Holme.
GAM479: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a one-page appreciation of recently deceased architect and artist Baillie Scott to the monthly periodical 'The Studio'. Vol. 130, No. 628, July 1945. Edited by Geoffrey Holme.
GAM480: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A.N.Wilson contributes a review of the first volume of Candida Lycett-Green's 'Betjeman Letters 1929-1951' to the May 1994 issue of the periodical 'Literary Review'.
GAM481: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Patrick Taylor-Martin contributes a review of Timothy Mowl's 'Stylistic Cold Wars: Betjeman Versus Pevsner' to the March 2000 issue of the periodical 'Literary Review'.
GAM482: JOHN BETJEMAN. - John Bailey contributes a review of the middle volume of Bevis Hillier's three-volume Betjeman biography 'New Fame, New Love' to a December 2002 / January 2003 double-issue of the periodical 'Literary Review'.
GAM483: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Allan Massie contributes a review of the third and final volume of Bevis Hillier's Betjeman biography 'The Bonus of Laughter' to an October 2004 issue of the periodical 'Literary Review'.
GAM484: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his article 'Wolf's Cove, Thirlwell Mere and District' to an issue of the periodical 'The Architectural Review. A Magazine of Architecture and Decoration'. Vol. LXXI, No. 422. January 1932.
GAM485: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'A Note on James Wyatt' plus a review of F.R.Yerbury's 'Modern Dutch Buildings' to an issue of the periodical 'The Architectural Review. A Magazine of Architecture and Decoration'. Vol. LXXI, No. 424. March 1932.
GAM486: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a six-page illustrated article 'Two Cornish Houses', plus a pseudonymous review of F.A.Mercer's 'Gardens and Gardening: the Studio Gardening Annual' to an issue of the periodical 'The Architectural Review. A Magazine of Architecture and Decoration'. Vol. LXXIII, No. 437. April 1933.
GAM487: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'There and Back: 1851 A.D. to 1933 A.D.: A History of the Revival of Good Craftsmanship' to a special 'British Industrial Art' issue of the periodical 'The Architectural Review. A Magazine of Architecture and Decoration'. Vol. LXXIV, No. 440. July 1933.
GAM488: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his ten-page article 'Leeds, a City of Contrasts' to an issue of the periodical 'The Architectural Review. A Magazine of Architecture and Decoration'. Vol. LXXIV, No. 443. October 1933.
GAM489: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of Evelyn Waugh's 'A Handful of Dust', focusing on the architectural aspects of the novel, to an issue of the periodical 'The Architectural Review. A Magazine of Architecture and Decoration'. Vol. LXXVI, No. 456. November 1934.
GAM490: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his fourteen-page article 'Non-Conformist Architecture' to an issue of the periodical 'The Architectural Review. A Magazine of Architecture and Decoration'. Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 529. December 1940.
GAM491: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted three-verse poem 'St. Saviour's, Aberdeen Park' to an issue of the periodical 'The Architectural Review. A Magazine of Architecture and Decoration'. Vol. 104, No. 624. December 1948.
GAM492: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of John Summerson's 'Heavenly Mansions' to an issue of the periodical 'The Architectural Review. A Magazine of Architecture and Decoration'. Vol. CVII, No. 641. May 1950.
GAM493: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a piece on Padstow, reprinted from 'First and Last Loves', to an issue of the periodical 'The Architectural Review. A Magazine of Architecture and Decoration'. Vol. CXII, No. 672. December 1952.
GAM494: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes an analysis and celebration of the recently deceased architect P.Morton Shand to an issue of the periodical 'The Architectural Review. A Magazine of Architecture and Decoration'. Vol. CXXVIII, No. 765. November 1960.
GAM495: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes an obituary of artist and architect Frederick Etchells to an issue of the periodical 'The Architectural Review'. Vol. CLIV, No. 920. October 1973.
GAM496: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A two-page report (and cover photograph) of John Betjeman's unveiling of a plaque at Wharf Station, Tywyn on June 1st 1965 is the cover article for the September 1965 issue of 'Talyllyn News'. No. 47. September 1965.
GAM497: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a four-page illustrated account 'Christian Architecture' to an issue of the periodical 'Britain To-Day'. No. 178 February 1951.
GAM498: JOHN BETJEMAN - is the subject of William S.Peterson's twenty-one-page illustrated profile 'Sir John Betjeman as a Collector and Book-Designer' contributed to an issue of the periodical 'The Book Collector'. Vol. 41, No. 4 winter 1992.
GAM499: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'The Wykehamist at Home' to an issue of the periodical 'The New Oxford Outlook'. Vol. II, No. 1 May 1934.
GAM501: JOHN BETJEMAN, Herbert Read, William Plomer and Rayner Heppenstall - are amongst the contributors to a symposium bemoaning the financial status of reviewers appearing in an issue of the uncommon periodical 'The Author, Playwright and Composer'. Vol. LVII, No. 4. Summer 1947
GAM502: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'In Holy Trinity, Sloane Street' to the first issue of the periodical 'Yellowjacket'. Vol. 1, no. 1, March 1939. Edited by Constantine Fitzgibbon.
GAM503: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of William Plomer's 'Collected Poems' to an issue of the periodical 'Now & Then'. No. 105 spring 1960.
GAM504: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes an account of Swindon to the regular 'British Towns and Cities' column of the monthly periodical 'History Today'. Vol. II, no. 5 May 1952. Edited by Peter Quennell and Alan Hodge.
GAM507: JOHN BETJEMAN - is the subject of Audrey Ashley's fourteen-page essay 'Kipling and Betjeman' contributed to an issue of the quarterly Rudyard Kipling Society publication 'The Kipling Journal'. Vol. XLVII, No. 214. June 1980.
GAM508: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted three-page prose piece 'In Praise of Dirt' to an issue of the periodical 'Lilliput'. Vol. 13, No. 73. July 1943.
GAM510: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Paul Robinson contributes a twelve-page profile of John Betjeman to the an issue of the periodical 'Book and Magazine Collector'. No. 172. July 1998.
GAM511: RICHARD JEFFERIES. John Betjeman. - A special Richard Jefferies centenary issue of the periodical 'Countrygoer'. The Twelfth Countrygoer Book. Winter 1948. Edited by Cyril Moore.
GAM513: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'To My Son, Aged Eight' to an issue of the periodical 'The Wind and the Rain'. Vol. III, no. 4. Spring 1947. Edited by Neville Braybrooke. (WITH A LETTER FROM THE EDITOR)
GAM514: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Walker Gibson contributes a two-page review in verse of John Betjeman's 'Summoned by Bells' to an issue of the Illinois periodical 'Poetry'. Vol. 97, No. 6. March 1961.
GAM516: JOHN BETJEMAN - is the subject of Bernard Bergonzi's eight-page essay 'Culture and Mr. Betjeman' contributed to an issue of the periodical 'The Twentieth Century'. Vol. 165, No. 984, February 1959.
GAM518: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'North Coast Recollections' to an issue of the periodical 'The West Country Magazine'. Vol. I, no. 2. Spring 1947. Edited by J.C.Trewin.
GAM519: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'Delectable Duchy' to Critical Quarterly Poetry Supplement no. 15: 'New Poetry 1974'. Edited by C.B.Cox.
GAM520: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'Guano and Gold Eagles', an account of a tour of the Scottish islands, to an issue of the weekly periodical 'Spectator'. No. 6777, May 16, 1958.
GAM521: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'No Longer the Vogue', a of review of John Gloag's 'Guide to Western Architecture' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'Spectator'. No. 6761, January 24, 1958.
GAM522: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'Dead from the Waist Down', an account of his schooling, to the regular 'John Bull's Schooldays' column of the weekly periodical 'Spectator'. No. 6768, March 14, 1958.
GAM523: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of Amy Barlow's autobiography 'Seventh Child' to an issue of the weekly periodical 'Spectator'. Vol. 222, no. 7347. 18 April, 1969.
GAM535: JOHN BETJEMAN. - City and Suburban. Betjeman's regular 'City and Suburban' column features in 132 issues of the weekly periodical 'Spectator'.
GAM536: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes an illustrated four-page feature 'Divorce' to an issue of the monthly 'Nash's Pall Mall Magazine'. Vol. XCVI, No. 512. January 1936.
GAM538: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'The Joys of a Private World', an account of his childhood days, to an issue of the weekly journal 'London Calling. The Overseas Journal of the British Broadcasting Corporation'. No. 589. January 1951.
GAM540: JOHN BETJEMAN AND JOHN PIPER. - John Betjeman contributes 'Church Crawling', a four-page feature accompanied by nine John Piper illustrations, to an issue of the periodical 'Leader Magazine'. Vol. 6, No. 25. April 1949.
GAM543: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poems 'Corporation Architect' (illustrated by Haro Hodson) and 'Late Flowering Lust' (illustrated by Philippe Jullian) to the quarterly periodical Harlequin. [No. 2, 1950]. Edited by Oliver Carson and Anthony Blond.
GAM544: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'Scott's Gothic Revolution', an illustrated article on the Victorian architect George Gilbert Scott, to the regular The Master Builders series of an issue of the 'Observer Magazine'. 29 August 1976.
GAM545: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a nostalgic piece on the City of London to an issue of the 'Observer Magazine'. 14 July 1977.
GAM546: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'The Real Capital City of Britain', an illustrated five-page celebration of Edinburgh, to an issue of 'Weekend Telegraph'. No. 41. 2 July, 1965.
GAM547: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'Westminster Abbey', an illustrated ten-page appreciation, to an issue of 'Weekend Telegraph'. No. 52. 17 September, 1965.
GAM548: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Meditation on the A30' to an issue of the 'Weekend Telegraph'. No. 108. October 21, 1966.
GAM278: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Service of Thanksgiving for the Life and work of Sir John Betjeman, CBE. 1906-1984: Poet Laureate. The order of service at Westminster Abbey, Friday 29 June 1984.
GAM152: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Summoned by Bells. With drawings by Michael Trees.
GAM147: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Summoned by Bells.
GAM098: JOHN BETJEMAN AND A.L.ROWSE. - Victorian and Edwardian Cornwall from Old Photographs.
GAM239: JOHN BETJEMAN. - My Favourite Betjeman. A Selection of his Poems by a Selection of Admirers. Compiled and edited by Anthony Kilmister and Donald Lenox. With drawings and lettering by Ken Wilson and an afterword by Candida Lycett Green.
GAM219: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - The Wind and the Rain. An Easter Book 1962. Edited by Neville Braybrooke.
GAM341: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Late Flowing Love. Readings by John Betjeman. (VINYL)
GAM342: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Sir John Betjeman's Britain. Readings by John Betjeman. (VINYL)
GAM344: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Alfred Lord Tennyson. John Betjeman introduces poems by Alfred Lord Tennyson read by C.Day Lewis, Jill Balcon, Peggy Ashcroft, Robert Donat and others, plus reminiscences by Tennyson's grandson. (VINYL)
GAM265: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Altar and Pew. Church of England Verses. Edited and with an introduction by John Betjeman.
GAM266: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Altar and Pew. Church of England Verses. Edited and with an introduction by John Betjeman. (MIS-BOUND COPY)
GAM267: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - A Book of Ireland. Edited by Frank O'Connor. With fifty-two photographs.
GAM268: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A handsome Christmas greetings card from John Betjeman to Charles Ferdmans (?) sent from his Radnor Walk address and dated 12th December 1975.
GAM269: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A Christmas greetings card
GAM319: S.J.FORREST. John Betjeman. - What's the Use? Poems. With illustrations by E.W.Forrest, and a three-page foreword by John Betjeman.
GAM555: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his nine-page article 'In the Abbey', a personal account of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, to a special Coronation Number of the weekly magazine 'Country Life'. June 1953.
GAM332: JOHN BETJEMAN. - St. Mary-Le-Strand. A poem.
GAM240: LEONARD CLARK. John Betjeman. - As I Looked Over Jordan. Sixteen Poems. With a memoir by Sir John Betjeman.
GAM427: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of David Watkin's 'Morality and Architecture' to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 23, No. 6, issue 270. March 1978.
GAM346: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'The Archaeological Picnic' to an issue of the periodical 'Horizon. A Review of Art and Literature'. Edited by Cyril Connolly. Vol. II, No. 9 September 1940.
GAM348: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'On a Late Victorian Water Colour of Oxford' to an issue of the periodical 'Horizon. A Review of Art and Literature'. Edited by Cyril Connolly. Vol. VII, No. 40 April 1943.
GAM349: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'Henley-on-Thames' to an issue of the periodical 'Horizon. A Review of Art and Literature'. Edited by Cyril Connolly. Vol. IX, No. 51 March 1944.
GAM350: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'A Plain Course on the Bells' to an issue of the periodical 'Horizon. A Review of Art and Literature'. Edited by Cyril Connolly. Vol. XI, No. 62 February 1945.
GAM351: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'May Day Song for North Oxford' to an issue of the periodical 'Horizon. A Review of Art and Literature'. Edited by Cyril Connolly. Vol. XII, No. 67 July 1945.
GAM353: JOHN BETJEMAN - is one of a score of noted responders to a questionnaire 'The Cost of Letters' appearing in an issue of the periodical 'Horizon. A Review of Art and Literature'. Edited by Cyril Connolly. Vol. XIV, No. 81 September 1946.
GAM354: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'The Old Liberals' to an issue of the periodical 'Horizon. A Review of Art and Literature'. Edited by Cyril Connolly. Vol. XIX, No. 112 April 1949.
GAM355: JOHN BETJEMAN AND HENRY MILLER - are the subject of an article by Frank Kermode contributed to an issue of the periodical 'Encounter'. Vol. XVI, No. 3. March 1961. Edited by Stephen Spender and Melvin J.Lasky.
GAM356: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of Kenneth Mason's 'Marlborough: An Open Examination written by the Boys' to an issue of the periodical 'Encounter'. Vol. XXII, No. 3, March 1964. Edited by Stephen Spender and Melvin J.Lasky.
GAM357: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Mortality', reproduced here in facsimile, to an issue of the periodical 'Encounter'. Vol. XXV, No. 1, July 1965. Edited by Stephen Spender and Melvin J.Lasky.
GAM358: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'Executive', to an issue of the periodical 'Encounter'. Vol. XXXVIII, No. 1, January 1972. Edited by Melvin J.Lasky and D.J.Enright.
GAM360: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Death in Leamington' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Mercury'. Vol. XXII, No. 127 May 1930. Edited by John Squire.
GAM361: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Dorset Poem' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Mercury'. Vol. XXVII, No. 158 December 1932. Edited by John Squire
GAM362: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes reviews of two Oxford books to the periodical 'The London Mercury'. Vol. XXVIII, No. 163 May 1933. Edited by John Squire.
GAM363: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a plea for public interest to the regular Architecture column of the periodical 'The London Mercury'. Vol. XXIX, No. 169 November 1933. Edited by John Squire.
GAM364: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes review of six assorted countryside books to an issue of the periodical 'The London Mercury'. Vol. XXX, No. 176 June 1934. Edited by John Squire.
GAM365: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Fragment of a Poem for Emily Hepmhill' to an issue of the periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 961, January 1944. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM366: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'A Lincolnshire Tale' to an issue of the periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 964, April 1945. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM367: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'The Irish Unionist's Farewell to Greta Hellström in 1922' to an issue of the periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 966, December 1945. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM368: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'The Cottage Hospital' to an issue of the periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 977, winter 1948/9. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM369: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted and certainly somewhat lengthily titled poem 'Church of England thoughts occasioned by hearing the Bells of Magdalen Tower from the Botanic Garden, Oxford, on St. Mary Magdalen's Day' to an issue of the periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 994, Winter 1952/53. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM370: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'I.M. Walteri Ramsden' to an issue of the periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 997, autumn 1953. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM371: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'N.W.5 & N.6' to an issue periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 1014, winter 1957/58. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM372: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem In the 'Public Gardens' to an issue periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 1017, autumn 1958. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM373: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'Matlock Bath' to an issue periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 1020, summer 1959. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM374: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'Village Wedding' to an issue periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 1022, winter 1959/60. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM375: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Cornwall in Childhood' to a special centenary issue periodical 'The Cornhill Magazine'. No. 1025, autumn 1960. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM376: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'In Memoriam: A.C., R.J.O., K.S.' to an issue periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 1038, winter 1963/64. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM377: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'A Bay in Anglesey' to an issue periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 1042, winter 1964/65. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM378: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'Cornish Cliffs' to an issue periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 1049, autumn 1966. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM379: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Dilton Marsh Holt' to a special anniversary double issue of the periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 1057/58, autumn/winter 1968/69. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM380: JOHN BETJEMAN . (John Sparrow interest). - John Betjeman is the subject of Philip Larkin's essay 'It Could Only Happen in England. A Study of John Betjeman's Poems for American Readers' contributed to an issue of the periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 1069, autumn 1971. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM381: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Back from Australia' to an issue of the periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 1071, spring 1972. Edited by Peter Quennell.
GAM382: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes five prose pieces and his poem 'The Metropolitan Railway' to the January-June 1953 casebound volume of 'Punch'.
GAM383: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes three prose pieces and the poems 'Greenaway', 'Middlesex' and 'Wantage Bells' to the January-June 1954 casebound volume of 'Punch'.
GAM385: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes one prose piece and the poems 'Arrogance Repressed', 'Monody on the Death of Aldersgate Street Station' and 'Thoughts on the Diary of a Nobody' to the January-June 1955 casebound volume of 'Punch'.
GAM386: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poems 'Inexpensive Progress' and 'Longfellow's Visit to Venice' to the July-December 1955 casebound volume of 'Punch'.
GAM388: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poems 'False Security' and 'Eunice' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. Vol. 2, No. 5 May 1955. Edited by John Lehmann.
GAM389: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Variation on a Theme by Newbolt' (and Colin Spencer a portrait drawing of the poet) to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. Vol. 3, No. 5 May 1956. Edited by John Lehmann.
GAM390: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Poem' (subsequently re-titled 'Inevitable') to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. Vol. 4, No. 5 May 1957. Edited by John Lehmann.
GAM391: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Cricket Master' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. Vol. 7, No. 11 November 1960. Edited by John Lehmann.
GAM392: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes tributes to the recently deceased Louis MacNeice and Bernard Spencer to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 3, No. 9 December 1963. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM393: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Period Piece' (subsequently re-titled 'Interior Decorator') to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 4, No. 3 June 1964. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM394: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a three-page review of Christopher Hassall's biography of Rupert Brooke to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 4, No. 4 July 1964. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM395: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Narcissus' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 5, No. 3 June 1965. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM396: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Country' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 8, No. 2 May 1968. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM397: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of the engrossing volume 'Neckwear. School, University, Navy, Army, Air-Force and Club Ties' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 9, No. 1 April 1969. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM398: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of the anthology of school songs 'Forty Years On' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 9, No. 10 January 1970. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM399: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'The P.R.O.' (subsequently re-titled 'The Shattered Image') to a double summer issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 10, No. 4 July/August 1970. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM400: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Greek Orthodox' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 11, No. 4 October/November 1971. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM401: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Halfpenny Throwing Ceremony, Beaumaris, Anglesey' (subsequently re-titled 'Beaumaris, December 21, 1963') to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 11, No. 5 December 1971/January 1972. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM402: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'On Leaving Wantage, July 1972' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 12, No. 3 October/November 1972. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM403: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'From John Betjeman to Cyril Connolly', an open letter as part of a 70th birthday tribute to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 13, No. 3 August/September 1973. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM404: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a memorial tribute to William Plomer to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 13, No. 5 December 1973/January 1974. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM405: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem '26 Vesta Drive, Toronto' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 15, No. 5 December 1975/January 1976. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM406: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes review of books by James Lees-Milne and Norman Nicholson to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 16, No. 2 June/July 1976. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM407: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'St. Bartholomew's Hospital, EC1' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 18, No. 9 & 10 December 1978-January 1979. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM408: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'To the Crazy Gang' to an issue of the periodical 'The London Magazine'. New Series. Vol. 22, No. 1&2 April/May 1982. Edited by Alan Ross.
GAM409: JOHN BETJEMAN - provides a commentary to 'Ballet-Goer's London Guide', a new series of drawings by David Thomas, contributed to seven consecutive issues of the periodical 'Ballet'. Vol. 11, No 10 Vol. 12, No. 6 November 1951 - June 1952.
GAM410: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his ten-page photo-feature appreciation 'The English Poets' to an issue of the periodical 'The Strand'. Vol. 115, Issue 691. July 1948.
GAM411: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his 9-page photo-feature article 'The Local Paper' to an issue of the periodical 'The Strand'. Vol. 114, Issue 687. March 1948.
GAM414: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes an article on Bournemouth to an issue of the periodical 'Mercury: A Review of the Arts in Wessex'. No. 7 April 1950. Edited by Jon Evans.
GAM416: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of Mark Chatfield's 'A Gallery of Berkshire Churches' to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 20, No. 7, issue 235. April 1975.
GAM417: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of C.R.Ashbee's 'Modern English Silverwork' to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 20, No. 8, issue 236. May 1975.
GAM418: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of Anthony Burton's 'Remains of a Revolution' to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 20, No. 9, issue 237. June 1975.
GAM419: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of Terence Davis' 'The Gothic Taste' to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 20, No. 12, issue 240. September 1975.
GAM420: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of A.L.Rowse's 'Oxford in the History of the Nation' to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 21, No. 2, issue 242. November 1975.
GAM421: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of 'Suffolk Churches: A Pocket Guide' to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 22, No. 2, issue 254. November 1976.
GAM422: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of 'English Parish Churches' to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 22, No. 3, issue 255. December 1976.
GAM423: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a book review to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 22, No. 4, issue 256. January 1977.
GAM424: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a book review to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 22, No. 9, issue 261. June 1977.
GAM148: JOHN BETJEMAN. - John Betjeman's Collected Poems. Compiled and with an introduction by The Earl of Birkenhead. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM062: JOHN BETJEMAN. - John Piper. A Penguin Modern Painters monograph.
GAM010: IRIS TREE. John Betjeman. - The Marsh Picnic. A poem. With an introduction by John Betjeman.
GAM012: THOMAS HARDY. John Betjeman. - Official Handbook of the Thomas Hardy Festival.
GAM327: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes an article with inserts entitled 'A Shell Guide to Typography' to the second issue of the quarterly periodical 'Typography'. Edited by Robert Harling.
GAM277: JOHN BETJEMAN. - The Order of Service for a Wreathlaying to Mark the Centenary of the Birth of Sir John Betjeman in Poet's Corner at Westminster Abbey at 11.30am on Monday August 28th 2006.
GAM162: JOHN BETJEMAN AND HUGH CASSON. - A Handbook on Paint. Colour and Controversy. (SIGNED)
GAM556: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a series of verses under the heading 'Those Horseless Carriages' to an issue of the weekly tabloid 'Everybody's Weekly'. October 22, 1955.
GAM290: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - A Pickwick Portrait Gallery from the Pens of Divers Admirers of the Illustrious Members of the Pickwick Club, their Friends and Enemies. [Probably edited by John Betjeman].
GAM306: JULIAN FANE. John Betjeman. - A Letter. With a brief forward by John Betjeman. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM163: JOHN BETJEMAN. - English Cities and Small Towns.
GAM164: JOHN BETJEMAN. - The English Town in the Last Hundred Years. The 1956 Rede Lecture.
GAM165: JOHN BETJEMAN (writing as 'Epsilon'). - Sir John Piers. (WITH CORRECTIONS BY THE AUTHOR)
GAM166: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Antiquarian Prejudice. A lecture.
GAM167: JOHN BETJEMAN. - John Betjeman's Collected Poems. Compiled and with an introduction by Lord Birkenhead.
GAM168: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Selected Poems. Chosen and with a preface by John Sparrow. (INSCRIBED)
GAM169: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A Few Late Chrysanthemums. Poems. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM173: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Poetry from Beowulf to the End of the Nineteenth Century. A catalogue from Bertram Rota Ltd. at the bookshop of Frank Hollings. With an introduction by John Betjeman.
GAM308: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Parody Party. Edited, with an introduction by Leonard Russell, and with drawings by Nicolas Bentley.
GAM179: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poems 'Westgate-on-Sea' and 'New King Arrives in his Capital by Air' to the anthology The Oxford Book of Light Verse. Edited with a fourteen-page introduction by W.H.Auden.
GAM178: COMPTON MACKENZIE. John Betjeman. - The Altar Steps. A novel. With a foreword by John Betjeman.
GAM109: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Archie & the Strict Baptists. With watercolours by the author.
GAM108: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Vintage London. With illustrations.
GAM107: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A Pictorial History of English Architecture. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM186: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Trains and Buttered Toast. Selected Radio Talks. Edited and introduced by Stephen Games. (INSCRIBED)
GAM191: JOHN BETJEMAN. - The Betjeman Society 1988-2008. A Scrapbook of the First Twenty-Five Years. Compiled by Philippa Davies (founder of the Betjeman Society) and edited by Michael Richardson.
GAM196: JOHN BETJEMAN (interest). - A Diversity of Dragons. Edited by Desmond Devitt. With photographs.
GAM198: JOHN BETJEMAN. - The Twelfth Man. A Book of Original Contributions Brought Together by The Lord's Taverners in Honour of [their patron] H.R.H.Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh on his Fiftieth Birthday. Edited by Martin Boddey.
GAM201: PENNETHORNE HUGHES. John Betjeman. - Thirty Eight Poems. Chosen and with an introduction by Geoffrey Grigson, and with recollections by John Betjeman and John Arlott.
GAM199: JOHN BETJEMAN. - John Betjemans Collected Poems. Compiled and with an introduction by Lord Birkenhead.
GAM194: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Centenary Essays on Clifton College. Edited by the Headmaster, N.G.L.Hammond.
GAM205: OLIVE COOK. John Betjeman. - The Stansted Affair. A Case for the People. With a foreword by John Betjeman.
GAM180: JOHN BETJEMAN (interest). - A build-your-own 'Sir John Betjeman' Southend Pier Train.
GAM170: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Mount Zion or In Touch with the Infinite.
GAM135: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Sir John Betjeman 1906-1984. A Checklist of Writings By and About Him. Complied by Peter Gammond and John Heald.
GAM207: KENNETH MILNE. John Betjeman. - S.Bartholomew's. A History of the Dublin Parish. With a brief introductory note by John Betjeman.
GAM208: JOHN E.LITTLE. John Betjeman. - Thomas Hughes 1822-1896. With a two-page preface by John Betjeman.
GAM129: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Remembering Sir John. Some Memories of Sir John Betjeman. Complied by John Heald.
GAM209: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - My Oxford. An anthology. Edited by Ann Thwaite.
GAM210: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - A Second Listener Anthology. Edited by Karl Miller.
GAM116: LUCINDA LAMPTON. John Betjeman. - Vanishing Victoriana. With a brief foreword by John Betjeman.
GAM213: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Civil Service Poetry 1975. Edited by Mabs Allen and Ernest Meadowcroft, and with a brief foreword by John Betjeman.
ARC94109: JOHN BETJEMAN. - High and Low. Poems. With a preface in verse by the author. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM066: JOHN BETJEMAN AND ROBERT GRAVES. - Robert Graves and John Betjeman. An Open University A-Level unit course-book for Twentieth Century Poetry focusing on Graves and Betjeman and written by, respectively, Derwent May and John Purkis.
ARC93930: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his six-page article 'Shakespeare on the Screen' to the anthology Press Gang! Crazy World Chronicle. Edited with an introductory note by Leonard Russell and with illustrations and a dust wrapper design by Nicolas Bentley.
GAM215: JOHN BETJEMAN. - The Eighteen-Nineties. A Literary Exhibition September 1973. Supplement to the Catalogue compiled by Dr. G.Krishnamurti. With a foreword by Sir John Betjeman. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM040: JOHN BETJEMAN AND JOHN PIPER. - Norfolk Country Churches and The Future. Edited by Wilhelmine Harrod and with a brief foreword by Sir John Betjeman.
GAM214: IAN HAMILTON. John Betjeman. - Embarkation for Cythera. A Cycle of Poems. With a brief prefatory note by John Betjeman.
ARC93456: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Ghastly Good Taste; or a Depressing Story of the Rise and Fall of English Architecture. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM340: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Banana Blush. Recordings by John Betjeman. (VINYL)
GAM336: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Summoned by Bells. Selections read by John Betjeman. (VINYL)
GAM553: JOHN BETJEMAN - is the subject of Anthony Symondson's eleven-page illustrated article 'John Betjeman and the Cult of J.N.Comper' which appears in an issue of the journal 'The Thirties Society'. No. 7. 1991.
GAM425: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes reviews of three books to an issue of the periodical 'Books and Bookmen'. Vol. 22, No. 11, issue 263. August 1977.
GAM216: JOHN BETJEMAN. - The Eighteen-Nineties. A Literary Exhibition September 1973. Supplement to the Catalogue compiled by Dr. G.Krishnamurti. With a foreword by Sir John Betjeman.
GAM093: JOHN BETJEMAN. - London's Historic Railway Stations. With photographs by John Gay, Colin Garratt and James Whiting.
ARC93271: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his hitherto unprinted poem 'Fruit' to the anthology Moments of Truth: Short Poems by Living Poets.
GAM092: JOHN BETJEMAN. - London's Historic Railway Stations. With photographs by John Gay.
GAM084: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A Pictorial History of English Architecture.
GAM082: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Metro-land. Verses by Sir John Betjeman and lithographs by Glynn Boyd Harte. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM220: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Authors Talking. Extracts from the BBC's weekly Life and Letters programme.
GAM080: JOHN BETJEMAN. - The Conservation of Georgian Edinburgh. The Proceedings and Outcome of a Conference Organized by The Scottish Civic Trust, The Edinburgh Architectural Association and The Civic Trust, London. Edited by Sir Robert Matthew, John Reid and Maurice Lindsay. With a preface by Viscount Muirshiel.
GAM430: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'Bristol: An Unspoilt City' to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. XVII, No. 433. April 1937.
GAM053: JOHN BETJEMAN AND HUGH CASSON. - The Illustrated Summoned by Bells. With paintings and sketches by Hugh Casson.
GAM054: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Ghastly Good Taste; or, a Depressing Story of the Rise and Fall of English Architecture. Together with a beautiful forty-inch folding illustration by Peter Fleetwood-Hesketh.
GAM055: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Ghastly Good Taste; or, a Depressing Story of the Rise and Fall of English Architecture. Together with a beautiful forty-inch folding illustration by Peter Fleetwood-Hesketh.
GAM241: LEONARD CLARK. John Betjeman. - As I Looked Over Jordan. Sixteen Poems. With a memoir by Sir John Betjeman.
GAM223: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Collected Poems. Compiled by The Earl of Birkenhead and with a specially commissioned introduction by Philip Larkin.
GAM224: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Little Reviews Anthology 1945. Edited with an introduction by Val Baker.
GAM088: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Archie & the Strict Baptists. With illustrations by Phillida Gili.
GAM089: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Archie & the Strict Baptists. With illustrations by Phillida Gili.
GAM298: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - The Second Mercury Story Book. With an introduction by Robert Lynd.
GAM249: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - The Bedside Book. Edited by Julian Shuckburgh.
GAM270: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Celebrating the Life and Work of John Betjeman 1906-2006. The brochure for a season of events to celebrate the John Betjeman centenary.
GAM013: CARYL BRAHMS. John Betjeman. - Gilbert and Sullivan. Lost Chords and Discords. With a foreword by John Betjeman.
GAM301: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - An Anthology of the Home Counties. Edited by J.D.Mortimer and with a five-page introduction by John Betjeman.
GAM014: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes 'Other Ways of Living', an original illustrated prose piece about Oxford and Cambridge dons and their lifestyles, to the 'Daily Mail Ideal Home Book'. Edited by Frances Lake.
GAM227: JOHN BETJEMAN. - The Best of Betjeman. Selected, with a brief note by John Guest.
GAM228: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A Nip in the Air. Poems. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM095: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Victorian and Edwardian London from Old Photographs.
GAM041: DIANA STANLEY. John Betjeman. - Within Living Memory [Memories of Basingstoke]. With a short foreword by John Betjeman. (INSCRIBED)
GAM282: D.B.PEACE. John Betjeman. - Historic Buildings of North Wales. A Map and Guide illustrating 400 historic buildings from drawings made during numerous journeys in the counties of Caernarvon, Merioneth, Denbigh, Flint and Montgomery. With an introduction by John Betjeman.
GAM112: MICHAEL DUGDALE. John Betjeman. - An Omelette of Vultures Eggs. Poems 1939-1945. With a foreword by Sir John Betjeman. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM299: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Lord Mount Prospect. A story. With illustrations by David Bogie.
ARC93638: ANDREW YOUNG. John Betjeman. - Andrew Young. Prospect of a Poet. Essays and Tributes by Fourteen Writers (including John Betjeman). Edited and introduced by Leonard Clark, and with a preface by John Masefield.
GAM291: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - A Pickwick Portrait Gallery from the Pens of Divers Admirers of the Illustrious Members of the Pickwick Club, their Friends and Enemies. [Probably edited by John Betjeman].
GAM292: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Diversion. An Anthology for the Yugo-Slav Relief Society. Edited by Hester W.Chapman and Princes Romanovsky-Pavlovsky, and with an introduction by Rebecca West.
GAM238: JOHN BETJEMAN. - My Favourite Betjeman. A Selection of his Poems by a Selection of Admirers. Compiled and edited by Anthony Kilmister and Donald Lenox. With drawings and lettering by Ken Wilson and an afterword by Candida Lycett Green.
GAM329: JOHN BETJEMAN. - From Tower to Tower Block. The Buildings of Hackney. With a foreword by John Betjeman.
GAM017: C.HAMILTON ELLIS. John Betjeman. - King Steam. Selected Railway Paintings and Drawings. Edited and introduced by George Perry, with captions by the artist and a brief prefatory verse by John Betjeman.
ARC92583: JOHN BETJEMAN AND HUGH CASSON. - Sketch Book. A Personal Choice of London Buildings, Drawn 1971-1974. With an introduction by John Betjeman. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
ARC93991: JOHN BETJEMAN AND JOHN PIPER. - Murray's Berkshire Architectural Guide. Edited by John Betjeman and John Piper.
ARC93992: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A Garland for the Laureate. Poems Presented to Sir John Betjeman on his 75th Birthday.
GAM019: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A Wembley Lad [and] The Crem. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM020: JOHN BETJEMAN. - The Silver Jubilee of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II: 1952-1977.
GAM021: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Ode on the Marriage of HRH Prince Charles to the Lady Diana Spender in St. Paul's Cathedral on 29 July 1981. (SIGNED)
ARC92356: JOHN BETJEMAN AND JOHN PIPER. - Church Poems. With drawings by John Piper. (WITHDRAWN FIRST ISSUE)
GAM022: JOHN BETJEMAN - provides a four-page introduction to The Book of the Great Western. Edited by George Perry.
ARC92064: JOHN BETJEMAN. - St. Mary-Le-Strand. A broadsheet poem.
ARC92040: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'The Song of a Cold World' to Public School Verse. An Anthology. Volume V 1924-1925.
GAM433: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his essay 'How to Look at Books' to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. XXII, No. 555. August 1939.
ARC91790: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Continual Dew. A Little Book of Bourgeois Verse. With drawings and an elaborate gilt cover-design by Osbert Lancaster.
GAM034: JOHN BETJEMAN AND HUGH CASSON. - Sketch Book. A Personal Choice of London Buildings Drawn 1971-1974. With a two sheet holograph introduction by John Betjeman and a single sheet holograph preface by Casson. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
ARC91601: JOHN BETJEMAN (writing as 'Richard M.Farran'). - Ground Plan to Skyline.
ARC91592: JOHN BETJEMAN (reads). - 'The Dear Old Village', 'Our Padre', 'Indoor Games Near Newbury' and 'Now to Get On in Society'. A 7-inch 45 r.p.m. extended play record.
ARC91583: JOHN BETJEMAN. - A catalogue of a 1983 St. Paul's School exhibition of lworks by John Betjeman from the collection of Ray Carter. With an unpublished poem and illustrations by John Piper, Phillida Gili and Glynn Boyd Harte and an introduction by Philip Larkin.
ARC91528: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Uncollected Poems. With a foreword by Bevis Hillier. (SIGNED)
ARC91463: JOHN BETJEMAN AND JOHN PIPER. - Church Poems. With drawings by John Piper. (WITHDRAWN FIRST STATE)
GAM232: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Coming Home. An Anthology of his Prose 1920-1977. Selected with an introduction by Candida Lycett Green.
GAM229: JOHN BETJEMAN. - 600 Years of Bristol Poetry. Edited by Edward Martin and Bill Pickard.
GAM226: JOHN BETJEMAN. - John Betjeman on Churches. Edited and with an introduction by Jonathan Glancey.
GAM225: JOHN BETJEMAN. - John Betjeman on Trains. Edited and with an introduction by Jonathan Glancey.
GAM222: CHARLES TENNYSON TURNER. John Betjeman. - A Hundred Sonnets. Selected and with an introduction by Sir Charles Tennyson and John Betjeman.
GAM074: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Victorian Architecture. Edited by Peter Ferriday and with a two-page introduction by John Betjeman
GAM056: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Ghastly Good Taste; or, a Depressing Story of the Rise and Fall of English Architecture. Together with a beautiful forty-inch folding illustration by Peter Fleetwood-Hesketh. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
GAM048: SHELL GUIDE. John Betjeman. - Devon. A Shell Guide. Compiled with many illustrations and information of every sort by John Betjeman.
ARC91257: JOHN BETJEMAN (writing as 'Epsilon'). - Sir John Piers. (WITH CORRECTIONS BY THE AUTHOR, AND TLS)
GAM234: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Poems. Selected and with an introduction by Hugo Williams. With delightful board and endpaper decorations by Joe McLaren.
GAM235: JOHN BETJEMAN. - West Country Churches. Four Essays.
GAM276: ANDREW YOUNG. John Betjeman. - Andrew Young. Prospect of a Poet. Essays and Tributes by Fourteen Writers. Edited and introduced by Leonard Clark, and with a preface by John Masefield.
GAM061: JOHN BETJEMAN. - John Piper. A Penguin Modern Painters monograph.
GAM273: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Betjeman's England. Edited by Stephen Games.
GAM274: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Ah Middlesex. A keepsake from the 1984 exhibition John Betjeman - a Celebration centred around Ray Carter's collection of Betjeman first editions.
GAM275: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - In Praise of Oxford. An Anthology for Friends. Compiled by Lord Horder.
GAM328: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes an eight-page illustrated article entitled 'Ecclesiastical Typography' to the sixth issue of the influential quarterly periodical 'Typography'. Edited by Robert Harling.
9350: WILLIAM PURCELL. John Betjeman. - Onward Christian Soldier. A Life of S.Baring-Gould. With an introduction by John Betjeman.
20134: JOHN BETJEMAN. - The Order of Service for a wreath-laying to mark the centenary of the birth of Sir John Betjeman in Poet's Corner at Westminster Abbey on Monday August 28 2006.
GAM552: JOHN BETJEMAN. - The very first review of John Betjeman's debut collection 'Mount Zion' appears in the November 1931 issue of 'The Times Literary Supplement', contributed by an anonymous yet suitably impressed critic.
GAM345: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes his poem 'Blackfriars' to an issue of the periodical 'Horizon. A Review of Art and Literature'. Vol. I, No. 3 March 1940. Edited by Cyril Connolly.
GAM312: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - The English Counties. Edited, with an introduction by C.E.M.Joad.
GAM313: WILLIAM PURCELL. John Betjeman. - Onward Christian Soldier. A Life of Sabine Baring-Gould. Parson, Squire, Novelist, Antiquary 1834-1924. With an introduction by John Betjeman.
GAM314: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - The Eighteen-Nineties. A Period Anthology in Prose and Verse. Edited by Martin Secker, with an introduction by John Betjeman.
GAM316: GEOFFREY CHAUCER. John Betjeman. - Canterbury Tales. Chaucer for Present-Day Readers. Prepared by H.L.Hitchins, with illustrations by Laurie Tayler and a preface by John Betjeman.
GAM317: JOHN BETJEMAN. - British Guide Books. The catalogue of a 1959 exhibition at the National Book League. With an introductory postscript by John Betjeman (who also headed the selection committee).
GAM318: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - The Spoken Word. A Selection from Twenty-Five Years of The Listener. Chosen, with an introduction by Richard Church.
GAM119: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Betjeman's Britain. Selected, edited and introduced by Candida Lycett Green. Illustrated with photographs by John Piper, Edwin Smith, Bill Brandt, Cecil Beaton and others.
GAM248: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - The Second Cuckoo. A New Selection of Letters to The Times. Chosen and introduced by Kenneth Gregory.
18186: JULIAN FANE. John Betjeman. - A Letter. With a brief foreword by John Betjeman.
GAM045: SHELL GUIDE. John Betjeman. - Cornwall. Illustrated in a series of Views of Castles, Seats of the Nobility, Mines, Picturesque Scenery, Towns, Public Buildings, Churches, Antiquities, &c. Edited by John Betjeman.
17669: JOHN BETJEMAN - Continual Dew. A Little Book of Bourgeois Verse. With drawings and an elaborate cover-design by Osbert Lancaster.
GAM302: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Noblesse Oblige. An Enquiry into the Identifiable Characteristics of the English Aristocracy. Edited by Nancy Mitford with illustrations by Osbert Lancaster and a new introduction by Russell Lynes.
GAM253: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Press Gang! Crazy World Chronicle! Edited with an introduction by Leonard Russell, and with drawings by Nicolas Bentley.
GAM339: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Britain's Cathedrals and their Music No. 3. John Betjeman at St. Albans and Ely. (VINYL)
GAM212: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Moments of Truth. Nineteen Short Poems by Living Authors.
GAM063: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Selected Poems. Edited and with an introduction by Alan Powers and drawings by Peter Bailey.
GAM242: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - Twelve Jews. An anthology. Edited with an introduction by Hector Bolitho.
GAM288: ANTHOLOGY. John Betjeman. - In Praise of Cambridge. An Anthology for Friends. Compiled by Mervyn Horder. (WITH A LETTER FROM THE EDITOR)
GAM296: MARY MACCARTHY. John Betjeman. - A Nineteenth-Century Childhood. With a five-page introduction by John Betjeman.
GAM297: JOHN BETJEMAN. - Faith and Doubt of John Betjeman. An Anthology of Betjeman's Religious Verse. Edited, with a lengthy introduction by Kevin J.Gardner.
GAM432: JOHN BETJEMAN - contributes a review of Stephen Leacock's 'Model Memoirs' to an issue of 'The Listener'. Vol. XXI, No. 531 March. 1939.
BC17512: EDWARD ARDIZZONE. John Betjeman. - A Ring of Bells. Poems of John Betjeman. Introduced and selected by Irene Slade and with a title page decoration, twelve line drawings and cover decorations by Edward Ardizzone.
BC12873: SUJATA BHATT - Point No Point. Selected Poems. (SIGNED)
ARC93211: PRINCESSE BIBESCO - Le Destin de Lord Thomson of Cardington. Suivi de Smaranda par Le Brigadier-Général Lord Thomson of Cardington. With a preface by James Ramsey MacDonald.
GAM006: IZIS BIDERMANAS. - Gala Day London.
BC17666: MAX BILL. - Max Bill. Five Decades. The catalogue of a 2011 exhibition at Annely Jude Fine Arts.
BC17745: RUDOLF BINDING. - A Fatalist at War. Translated from the German of 'Aus dem Kriege' by Ian F.D.Morrow.
BC18275: LAURENT BINET. - HHhH. A novel. Translated from the French by Sam Taylor.
99114: EARLE BIRNEY - Near False Creek Mouth. Poems.
99113: EARLE BIRNEY - The Bear on the Delhi Road. Selected Poems.
ARC94150: ELIZABETH BISHOP. - The Complete Poems 1927-1979.
BC13846: PIERS BIZONY - 2001. Filming the Future. With a foreword by Arthur C.Clarke.
ARC90731: EDWARD ARDIZZONE. Margaret Black - Three Brothers and a Lady. With thirty-nine colour illustrations by Edward Ardizzone.
BC13517: ELIZABETH BLACKADDER - The catalogue of a touring 1981-82 Scottish Arts Council exhibition.
BC15618: THOMAS BLACKBURN. - For a Child. Poems. Selected by Julia Blackburn. (INSCRIBED BY BLACKBURN'S DAUGHTER)
BC12807: THOMAS BLACKBURN - contributes his poems 'Legion' and 'Casa Montini' to an issue of the periodical 'Agenda'. Vol. 20, No. 2, summer 1982.
ARC93781: JOHN BLACKBURN. - Broken Boy. A novel.
BUL92026: T.E.LAWRENCE. Charles Blackmore. - In the Footsteps of Lawrence of Arabia.
18521: R.D.BLACKMORE - Slain by the Doones and Other Stories. Attractive pictorial title-page.
14444: R.P.BLACKMUR. - T.S.Eliot. An essay.
14362: R.P.BLACKMUR. - Dirty Hands; or The True-Born Censor.
DB0019: WINIFRED NICHOLSON. Jon Blackwood. - Winifred Nicholson. The catalogue of a 2001-02 touring exhibition.
BUL90548: QUENTIN BLAKE - Ten Frogs. Dix Gvenouilles
BC14702: PETER BLAKE - Paris Escapades. With an interview by Marco Livingstone and commentaries by the artist. (SIGNED)
BC17252: WILLIAM BLAKE. - J.M.Q.Davies contributes his lengthy illustrated essay 'Embraces Are Cominglings: Passion and Apocalypse in Blake's Paradise Regained Designs' to an issue of the 'Durham University Journal'. Vol. LXXIV, no. 1, December 1981. Edited by J.W.Blench.
BC18185: QUENTIN BLAKE. - Pens Ink & Places.
SPE90209: WILLIS HALL. Quentin Blake. - The Incredible Kidnapping. With illustrations by Quentin Blake. (INSCRIBED)
SPE90229: E.H.BLAKENEY. - The Axiochus. On Death and Immortality. A Platonic Dialogue. Edited with translations, illustrations and notes by E.H.Blakeney.
CAS0004: ALAN BLEASDALE. - Scully. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
ARC93328: EDWARD BAWDEN. Douglas Percy Bliss. - Edward Bawden. A monograph by Douglas Percy Bliss with a full bibliography by Barry McKay. (DELUXE ISSUE; INSCRIBED)
ARC93946: KAREN BLIXEN. - On Mottoes of My Life. With a seven-page preface by Eigil Balling.
ARC93915: LAWRENCE BLOCK. - The Burglar in the Library. A Bernie Rhodenbarr Mystery. (SIGNED)
BC13975: HENRY BLOFELD - The Packer Affair. (INSCRIBED)
BC18432: ANTHONY BLOND. - The Publishing Game.
DUN0043: CLAIRE BLOOM. - Leaving a Doll's House. A Memoir. (INSCRIBED)
DUN0042: CLAIRE BLOOM. - Limelight and After. The Education of an Actress. (INSCRIBED)
ARC93878: JOHN HARRIS. [B.C.Bloomfield]. - A Century of Emancipation.
18194: ROBERT BLOOMFIELD - Poems. With thirteen illustrations by T.S.Cooper, J.C.Horsley &c., engraved by Thurston Thompson.
ARC93165: WILLIAM BLUNDELL - Cavalier. Letters of William Blundell to his Friends 1620-1698. Edited by Margaret Blundell.
BC18707: EDMUND BLUNDEN. - A Summer's Fancy. With illustrations by Randolph Schwabe.
ARC93547: EDMUND BLUNDEN. - Retreat. Poems. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
ARC95120: EDMUND BLUNDEN. - Choice or Chance. Poems. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
BC13160: EDMUND BLUNDEN. - Retreat. Poems.
19841: FELX MENDELSSOHN. Wilfred Blunt - On Wings of Song. A Biography of Felix Mendelssohn
RB90100: WILFRID SCAWEN BLUNT (under the pseudonym 'Proteus'). - Sonnets and Songs.
BC18989: RONALD BLYTHE. - Word from Wormingford. A Parish Year. With illustrations by John Nash. (SIGNED)
BC18964: ENID BLYTON. - The Faraway Tree Trilogy. Complete in three volumes comprising 'The Enchanted Wood' [and] 'The Magic Faraway Tree' [and] 'The Folk of the Faraway Tree'. With colour illustrations by Janet and Anne Grahame Johnstone [and] Georgia Hargreaves.
BUL91021: F.W.HARVEY. Anthony Boden. - F.W.Harvey. Soldier, Poet.
14831: JOHN SIBERCH. Robert Boes & G.J.Gray. - John Siberch. Bibliographical Notes of the first Cambridge Printer, 1886-1905. With facsimiles of title-pages, colophons &c.
BC16304: ROBERT BOLT - Flowering Cherry. A play in two acts. (SIGNED)
18528: MELVIN BOLTON - Ethiopian Wildlands. With photographs.
BC18031: DAVID BOMBERG. - David Bomberg 1890-1957. Works from the Collection of Lilian Bomberg. The catalogue of a 1981 exhibition.
BC16114: BRIAN BOND - The Unquiet Western Front. Britain's Role in Literature and History.
BC15524: EDWARD BOND - The Hidden Plot. Notes on Theatre and the State.
BC15502: EDWARD BOND - The Woman. Scenes from War and Freedom. A play.
ARC93718: T.E.LAWRENCE. Geoffrey Bond. - The Lawrence of Arabia Story.
ARC93054: MUIRHEAD BONE. - The Western Front. Drawings. Part 1, December 1916. With an introduction by General Sir Douglas Haig.
ARC91431: SHELL GUIDE. Stephen Bone. - The West Coast of Scotland. Skye to Oban.
ARC94046: CHRIS BONINGTON. - Everest. The Hard Way. (SIGNED)
BC17671: CAMILLE SILVY. Mark Haworth-Booth. - Camille Silvy. Photographer of Modern Life.
ARC93158: ALBERT SCHWEITZER. Edwin Prince Booth. - A Tribute on the Ninetieth Birthday of Albert Schweitzer. Edited by Dr. Edwin Prince Booth, Dr. Homer A.Jack, Mrs. Miriam Rogers and Mrs. Robert Alfred Vogt. (SIGNED).
ARC92937: MARY BORDEN. - Action for Slander. A novel.
BC18593: JORGE LUIS BORGES. - In Praise of Darkness. Poems. Translated from the Spanish of 'Elagio de la Sombra' by Norman Thomas di Giovanni.
ARC92510: JORGE LUIS BORGES. - Labyrinthes. Translated into French by Roger Caillois.
18460: JACQUES LIPCHITZ. Bert Van Bork. - Jacques Lipchitz. The Artist at Work. A photographic monograph, with with dozens of photographs of the sculptor and his work and a critical evaluation of Lipchitz by Dr.Alfred Werner.
20239: JAMES BOSWELL. - On the Profession of a Player. Three essays now first reprinted from The London Magazine (1770).
SPE90523: IAN BOTHAM. - Head On. The Autobiography. (INSCRIBED)
BC17497: MARIO BOTTA. - Mario Botta. Public Buildings 1990-1998. Edited by Luca Molinari and with photographs of architectural works by Puino Musi and photographs of architectural models by Marco D'Anna.
BC13128: RONALD BOTTRALL - Farewell and Welcome. Poems.
ARC93219: RONALD BOTTRALL. - The Turning Path. With a two-page introduction in the form of a letter by Robert Graves. (INSCRIBED)
ARC91804: VERVE. Jean Bourdichon - Les Heures D'Anne De Bretagne. A special double-issue of Verve.
BC17345: MARK BOWDEN. - The Case of the Vanishing Blonde and Other True Crime Stories.
ARC93923: JOHN BOWEN. - The Birdcage. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
BC18747: ELIZABETH BOWEN. - Pictures and Conversations. With a foreword by Spencer Curtis Brown.
BC18288: TOM BOWER. - Maxwell. The Final Verdict. (INSCRIBED)
ARC93984: ALFRED BOWKER. - The King Alfred Millenary. A Record of the Proceedings of the National Commemoration.
GAM072: JANE BOWN. (John Betjeman interest). - Observer. With an introduction by Andrew Billen.
19209: THOMAS HARDY. C.M.Bowra - The Lyrical Poetry of Thomas Hardy. A transcript of the 23rd Bryon Foundation Lecture.
SPE90520: C.J.BOX. - The Bitterroots. A novel. (SIGNED)
GAM002: MARK BOXER. - The Collected and Recollected Marc. Edited by Mark Amory and with an introduction by Craig Brown.
ARC93825: EDWIN R.BOYD (writing simply as 'E.R.B.'). - A Yarn of War. Palestine and France 1917-1918.
SPE90621: WILLIAM BOYD. - Solo. A James Bond Novel. (INSCRIBED)
BC15807: GRAHAM SUTHERLAND. William Boyd. - Graham Sutherland. A monograph.
BC17934: WILLIAM BOYD. - Sweet Caress. The Many Lives of Amory Clay. A novel. (SIGNED)
SPE90622: WILLIAM BOYD. - The Romantic. The Real Life of Cashel Greville Ross. A novel. (SIGNED)
ARC93109: WILLIAM BOYD. - School Ties. Two boarding school scripts.
ARC93737: WILLIAM BOYD. - A Good Man in Africa. A novel.
ARC93612: ARTHUR BOYD. - Pushkin's Fairy Tales. Translated from the Russian by Janet Dalley, with an introduction by John Bailey, and with lithographs by Arthur Boyd.
BC15575: T.CORAGHESSAN BOYLE - If the River Was Whiskey. Stories.
ARC93228: KAY BOYLE. - Year Before Last. A novel.
ARC91540: T.CORAGHESSAN BOYLE - Descent of Man. Stories.
ARC90315: JOHN BOYNE. - The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. A fable.
15676: SAMUEL JOHNSON. Robert Bracey. - Eighteenth Century Studies and Other Papers. With a Foreword by The Bishop of Clifton.
BC10097: MALCOLM BRADBURY - contributes his ten-page analysis 'Saul Bellow's Herzog' to an issue of the periodical 'Critical Quarterly'. Vol. 7, no. 3 autumn 1965.
ARC91962: RAY BRADBURY. - The Silver Locusts.
SPE90521: RAY BRADBURY. - Green Shadows, White Whale. A novel.
19361: MALCOLM BRADBURY. - Cuts. A novella. With drawings by Tom Phillips.
19232: RAY BRADBURY. - The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit and Other Plays for Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond Tomorrow. With an introduction by the author.
GM90002: JOHN BRAINE. - The Vodi.
BC16629: JOHN BRAINE. - The Crying Game. A novel.
RB90066: RODRIC BRAITHWAITE. - Moscow 1941. A City and its People at War.
ARC92634: ERNEST BRAMAH - English Farming and Why I Turned It Up.
ARC93688: ERNEST BRAMAH. - Max Carrados Mysteries. Stories.
DUN0210: KENNETH BRANAGH. - Beginning. An autobiography. (SIGNED)
ARC93993: FRANK BRANGWYN - contributes a tipped-in frontispiece to an issue of the periodical 'Vision. The Magazine of the Gloucester Society of Artists'. Vol. 1, no. 3. Spring 1930.
BUL91033: BRASSAÏ. - The Artists of My Life. Translated from the French by Richard Miller.
BC15616: TOM STOPPARD. Tim Brassell. - Tom Stoppard. An Assessment.
BC11887: WARWICK BRAY - The Gold of Eldorado.
18070: JOHN FRANCIS BRAY - A Voyage from Utopia. Edited by M.F.Lloyd-Prichard.
19637: NEVILLE BRAYBROOKE AND SIMON BRETT - Four Poems for Christmas. Verses by Neville Braybrooke with wood engravings by Simon Brett. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
SPE90624: MIKE BREARLEY. - Phoenix from the Ashes. The Story of the England Australia Series 1981. With a foreword by Ian Botham and a postscript by Dennis Lillee. (SIGNED)
BUL91034: EMMANUEL BELLINI. Jean Bresson. - Emmanuel Bellini. I. LHomme. II. LOeuvre. A monograph. With a preface by Paul Vailar and text by Jean Bresson. (SIGNED)
ARC92571: HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON - Ritratti: 1928-1982.
BC13182: SIMON BRETT AND MICHAEL JUSTIN DAVIS - The Way to the Tree of Live. With wood engravings by Simon Brett. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
ARC92784: DAVID BURNETT. Simon Brett. - Nine Poets. With wood engravings by Simon Brett, printed from the original blocks. (INSCRIBED)
ARC91339: SIMON BRETT - So Much Blood. A Crime Novel.
BC11331: QUEEN MARY. Jeanie Rose Brewer. - The Life-Story of Our Gracious Queen Mary.
CAS0170: PATRICK O'BRIAN. - The Mauritius Command. Volume 4 of the Jack Aubrey / Stephen Maturin sequence. (UNCORRECTED PROOF)
CAS0137: PATRICK O'BRIAN - contributes his story 'A Passage of the Frontier' to an issue of the periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 1079, spring 1974.
CAS0025: PATRICK O'BRIAN. - The Road to Samarcand. A novel.
CAS0006: PATRICK O'BRIAN. - The Golden Ocean. A novel.
ARC94132: PATRICK O'BRIAN (writing as 'Richard Patrick Russ'). - Caesar. The Life Story of a Panda Leopard. With illustrations by Harry Rountree.
ARC94133: PATRICK O'BRIAN (writing as 'R.P.Russ'). - Hussein. An Entertainment.
ARC93640: PATRICK O'BRIAN. - The Fortune of War. A Jack Aubrey novel.
ARC92326: PATRICK O'BRIAN. - A Book of Voyages. Edited, introduced and with comments by Patrick O'Brian and with decorations by Joan Burton.
ARC90086: PATRICK O'BRIAN. - The Last Pool and Other Stories.
20132: PATRICK O'BRIAN - contributes his poem 'A Sung Landscape Remembered' to an issue of the periodical 'The Cornhill'. No. 1080, summer 1974.
BC12862: VALERIA BRIDGE - Air Dumplings and Paper Cutlets. A Collection of Poems.
ARC95097: ANN BRIDGE. - Frontier Passage. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
18218: ROBERT BRIDGES - Verses Written for Mrs.Daniel. With an introduction by George Gordon and a facsimile of the manuscript verses.
ARC94152: FLANN O'BRIEN. - The Hard Life. An Exegesis of Squalor. A novel.
ARC94154: EDNA O'BRIEN. - Casualties of Peace. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
BC18936: EDNA O'BRIEN. - A Pagan Place. A novel.
ARC92874: TIM O'BRIEN - If I Die in a Combat Zone.
ARC95001: EDNA O'BRIEN. - The Lonely Girl. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
ARC91316: FLANN O'BRIEN - Flann O'Brien at War. Edited by John Wyse Jackson and with drawings by Hector McDonnell.
ARC93499: TIM O'BRIEN. - Northern Lights. A novel.
BC12625: ANDRÉ BRINK - Before I Forget. (SIGNED)
19749: ANDRE BRINK - The Wall of the Plague. A novel.
BC18761: VERA BRITTAIN. - Honourable Estate. A Novel of Transition.
CAS0073: VERA BRITTAIN. - Testament of Experience. An Autobiographical Story of the Years 1925-1950.
ARC92619: VERA BRITTAIN - In the Steps of John Bunyan. An Excursion into Puritan England. With fifty-six illustrations by Cyril Hargreaves and Others. (SIGNED)
ARC93349: LOUIS LE BROCQUY. - The Irish Landscape.
ARC92482: HAROLD BRODKEY - First Love and Other Sorrows. Stories.
CAS0180: GWENDOLYN BRODRICK. - Au Front. ("At the Front"). (INSCRIBED PRESENTATION COPY)
ARC94191: JOSEPH BRODSKY. - Verses on the Winter Campaign 1980. Translated from the Russian by Alan Myers.
ARC95123: HENRI GAUDIER-BRZESKA. Horace Brodzky. - Henri Gaudier-Brzeska 1891-1915.
ARC94162: RUPERT BROOKE. - The Collected Poems of Rupert Brooke.
ARC93953: JOCELYN BROOKE (writing as 'Bernard J.Brooke') - contributes two poems to the anthology Bedales Poetry. An Anthology of Verse Written by Boys and Girls at Bedales School. Edited with an introductory note by Geoffrey H.Crump.
BC18162: RUPERT BROOKE. - The Letters of Rupert Brooke. Edited by Geoffrey Keynes.
BUL90653: RUPERT BROOKE. - Twenty Poems. [Selected by Frank Sidgwick].
BC12152: RUPERT BROOKE. - Rupert Brooke: Four Poems. Drafts and fair copies in the author's hand. With a foreword and introductions by Geoffrey Keynes.
ARC93319: RUPERT BROOKE. - Poems.
ARC93192: RUPERT BROOKE. - The Old Vicarage Grantchester. With a woodcut by Noel Rooke.
ARC92339: RUPERT BROOKE. - 1914. Five Sonnets.
ARC92055: RUPERT BROOKE. - Lithuania. A Play in One Act. With a preface by John Drinkwater.
ARC91100: RUPERT BROOKE. - John Webster & the Elizabethan Drama.
ARC91018: RUPERT BROOKE. - Letters from America. With a preface by Henry James and a prefatory note by E[dward] M[arsh].
BC17306: JAMES BROOKES. - Sins of the Leopard. Poems. (INSCRIBED)
15596: HENRY JAMES. Van Wyck Brooks. - The Pilgrimage of Henry James.
BC18087: T.E.LAWRENCE. Harry Broughton. - Lawrence of Arabia. The Simple Facts.
DUN0081: GEORGE MACKAY BROWN. - The Loom of Light. With pictures by Simon Fraser and photographs by Gunnie Moberg.
DUN0080: GEORGE MACKAY BROWN. - Time in a Red Coat. A novel.
DUN0079: GEORGE MACKAY BROWN. - Selected Poems.
DUN0078: GEORGE MACKAY BROWN. - Greenvoe. A novel.
ARC93968: GEORGE MACKAY BROWN. - Two Poems for Kenna. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
BC17129: GEORGE MACKAY BROWN - contributes his poem 'Cough Cure' to an issue of the periodical 'Lines Review'. No. 21. Summer 1965. Edited by Alan Riddell.
BC15998: GEORGE MACKAY BROWN - The Sun's Net. Stories.
ARC95066: GEORGE MACKAY BROWN. - The Storm and Other Poems. With an introduction by Edwin Muir, and illustrations by Ian MacInnes.
ARC93086: GEORGE MACKAY BROWN. - Loaves and Fishes. Poems. (SIGNED)
ARC95050: GEORGE MACKAY BROWN. - Loaves and Fishes. Poems.
17192: CHARLES DICKENS. Ivor Brown - Dickens in his Time.
ARC94042: RUPERT BROOKE. Maurice Browne. - Recollections of Rupert Brooke.
ARC92628: ROBERT BROWNING. - La Saisiaz [and] The Two Poets of Croisic.
18227: ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING. - The Greek Christian Poets and the English Poets. Reprinted from 'The Athenaeum'.
DUN0246: ALAN BROWNJOHN. - Collected Poems 1952-83. (INSCRIBED)
BC11209: ALAN BROWNJOHN. - A Night in the Gazebo. Poems. (INSCRIBED)
ARC90804: ALAN BROWNJOHN - Transformation Scene.
16639: KEVIN BROWNLOW - 9 Dalmuir West. [cover-title]. With photographs by Kevin Brownlow, Prince Marshall & Dennis Gill. (Published in association with the Kevin Brownlow documentary).
ARC93855: J.M.BRUCE. - The Aeroplanes of the Royal Flying Corps (Military Wing).
ARC94091: J.M.BRUCE. - British Aeroplanes 1914-18.
BC18785: CHRISTABEL BRUNISTON. - Life in a Liberty Bodice. Random Recollections of a Yorkshire Childhood. With watercolours by Margaret Clarkson. (SIGNED)
ARC94129: ANTHOLOGY. John Brunner. - The Drabble Project. Compiled and with 100-word introductions by Rob Meades and David B.Wake. (JOHN BRUNNER'S COPY).

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