Browse by Date—1900–1949

1915, a charming illustrated guide to finger plays for children

George W Jacobs & Co, Philadelphia, 1915

For Private Alfred G J Miller of Brighton, a soldier with a history...

War Office, London, 1916

1930, signed in pencil by Yevonde

Madame Yevonde, London, 1930

1930, signed in pencil by Yevonde

Madame Yevonde, London, 1930

This copy owned and signed by E M Forster

Penguin Books, London, 1948

1930, signed in pencil by Yevonde

Madame Yevonde, London, 1930

Commander Julian Liddell

Lafayette, London, 1940

c1928, signed in pencil by Yevonde Middleton

Madame Yevonde, London, 1928

1936, John Nash text and drawings, and an Edward Bawden advert

Batsford, London, 1936

issued as acknowledgement for Miss E Johnson acting as a canteen worker

London General Omnibus Company, London, 1926

First edition, c1914

T Werner Laurie Ltd, London, 1914

1914, the fourth edition of Conrad's classic novel

Methuen, London, 1914

1940, a scarce Eric Knight novel of a mining village in Yorkshire

Cassell, London, 1940

1929, The third printing of the American edition

Brentano's, New York, 1929

1902, two essays from Charles Lamb in an attractive leather binding

De La More Press, London, 1902

Two small tartan-bound books from The Thistle Library

Andersons, Edinburgh, 1920

1929, a classic crime novel from Edgar Jepson

Herbert Jenkins, London, 1929

Signed by both Dorothy Wilding and Prince George

Dorothy Wilding, London, 1928

A classic 1925 Lost Race adventure from Gilbert Collins

Duckworth & Co, London, 1925

An early lost race novel set in the Himalayas

Duckworth & Co, London, 1923

With a handwritten letter from R B Cunningham Graham pasted in

Duckworth & Co, London, 1928

1934, a Hogarth Press first edition of Vita Sackville-West's novel

The Hogarth Press, London, 1934

1935, poems inspired by the Easter Rising in Dublin, 1916

Browne and Nolan, Dublin, 1935

Valentine Mk2 tanks being unveiled in front of the Russian ambassador, Ivan Maisky, and Harold Macmillan

Not stated, Smethwick, 1941

C K Scott Moncrieff's translation "Done Into Common English After the Old Manner"

Chapman & Hall, London, 1921