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F.HORACE ROSE: The Maniac's Dream. A Novel of the Atomic Bomb	DAVID MALOUF: Child's Play [and] The Bread of Time to Come. Two novellas	PAUL THEROUX: The London Embassy
CARYL PHILLIPS: A State of Independence	HOGARTH PRESS. J.H.Willis Jr: Leonard and Virginia Woolf as Publishers. The Hogarth Press, 1917-1941. With illustrations	ANDREW YOUNG: Thirty-One Poems
JACOB EPSTEIN: Drawings. With notes by Lady Epstein and an introduction by Richard Buckle	COUNT CHARLES DE SOUZA & MAJOR HALDANE MACFALL: Germany in Defeat. A Strategic History of the War: First Phase	V.S.PRITCHETT: The Camberwell Beauty. Stories
ARTHUR SYMONS: From Toulouse-Lautrec to Rodin. With Some Personal Impressions. With illustrations	L.A.G.STRONG: Dublin Days. Poems	CLIVE BELL: On British Freedom
CLIVE BELL: Pot-Boilers	VAN WYCK BROOKS. [Washington Irving, Fenimore Cooper and Longfellow, Margaret Fuller, Nathanial Hawthorne, Henry James, Edith Wharton &c.]: The Dream of Arcadia. American Writers and Artists in Italy 1760-1915	OCTAVIO PAZ: Alternating Current. Essays and texts. Translated from the Spanish by Helen R.Lane
WILSON HARRIS: Da Silva da Silva's Cultivated Wilderness [and] Genesis of the Clowns	W.H.AUDEN: Night Covers Up the Rigid Land. A poem. With a musical setting by Lennox Berkeley	CHARLES WILLIAMS: Judgement at Chelmsford. A Pageant Play
HENRY TREECE: How I See Apocalypse. ("almost the diary of a poet")	ROBERT GRAVES, Pedro Alarcon: The Infant with the Globe. Translated from the Spanish of "El Nino de la Bola" by Robert Graves	W.H.AUDEN: The Quarry. A poem. With a musical setting by W.D.Bennett
THOMAS KENEALLY: A Family Madness. A novel	ORIENTAL ART: Ancient Chinese Woodblock New Year Prints. Over 140 mostly full-colour plates, with an introduction by Wang Shucun	L.A.G.STRONG: The Minstrel Boy. A Portrait of Tom Moore. With illustrations. (INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR)
REV. PETER HALL: Picturesque Memorials of Winchester. With 12 engravings of views	LEIGH HUNT: The Old Court Suburb, or Memorials of Kensington, Regal, Critical, and Anecdotical. Complete in two volumes	RUDYARD KIPLING: A Collection of First Editions of the Works of Rudyard Kipling. The Property of Solton Engel. Catalogue of a sale
SINCLAIR LEWIS: Work of Art. A novel	L.H.MYERS: The Pool of Vishnu. A novel	GRAHAM GREENE: La Piccola Diligenza. ['The Little Horse Bus']. Illustrato da Dorothy Craigie
ANDREW YOUNG: The New Poly-Olbion. Topographical Excursions. With an introductory account of the Poet's Early Days	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	CHARLES S.MUIR: A Trip to Polaris; or 264 Trillion Miles in an Aeroplane. With plans and illustrations
JOHN LEHMANN: The Age of the Dragon. Poems 1930-1951. (INSCRIBED)	RICHARD JEFFERIES: contributes his essay 'The Makers of Summer' to the 28 May 1887 issue of the periodical Chamber's Journal of Popular Literature, Science and Arts	JOHN ADDINGTON SYMONDS: Giovanni Boccaccio as Man and Author
LLEWELYN POWYS: Ebony and Ivory. With a preface by Edward Shanks	EDWARD THOMAS. W.H.Hudson: Cloud Castle and Other Papers. With a foreword by W.H.Hudson	ROY CAMPBELL. John Austen: The Flaming Terrapin. A poem. With a frontispiece by John Austen
BERNARD SHAW: Saint Joan. A Chronicle Play, in Six Scenes and an Epilogue	R.P.BLACKMUR: T.S.Eliot. An essay	R.P.BLACKMUR: Dirty Hands; or The True-Born Censor
JOHN HARRISON. Pierre Herbart: Halcyon. Translated from the French by Agnes Mackay. With drawings by John Harrison	MAX WEBER. Lloyd Goodrich: Max Weber. A monograph	WILLIAM FAULKNER: Speech of Acceptance upon the award of the Nobel Prize for Literature, delivered in Stockholm 10th December 1950
DAMON RUNYON: The Turps. With drawings by Josef and Lieutenant-Colonel Frank Wilson	JOHN HALL: The Court of Virtue (1565). Edited with notes by Russell A.Fraser	CHRISTIAN MURCIAUX: The Unforsaken. A novel of the Spanish Civil War. Translated from the French of 'Notre-Dame des Desempares' by Peter Wiles
CHRISTOPHER ISHERWOOD: A Meeting by the River. A novel	JOHN RECHY: This Day's Death. A novel	REGINALD HILL (writing at 'Charles Underhill'): Captain Fantom
EDWARD THOMAS: Four Letters to Frederick Evans	SAM SHEPARD: Seduced. A play	FAY WELDON: The President's Child. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
W.J.KEITH. (Thomas Hardy, D.H.Lawrence, R.D.Blackmore, Emily Bronte, J.C.Powys &c.): Regions of the Imagination. The Development of British Rural Fiction	CANDIA MCWILLIAM: A Case of Knives. A novel	RUSSELL CELYN JONES: Soldiers and Innocents. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
RUSSELL CELYN JONES: An Interference of Light. A novel. (INSCRIBED)	WALTER HAMILTON: A Sketch of the Drama in England during the Last Three Centuries. A lecture	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
JOSEPH PENNELL: Pictures of War Work in England. Over fifty full-page reproductions of his drawings and lithographs of munitions works. With an introduction by H.G.Wells	MARY SHELLEY: Proserpine & Midas. Two Unpublished Mythological Dramas. Edited with a lengthy introduction by A.Koszul	JULIA REEVE WOOD. Gwen Raverat: Bestowal. A poem. With a frontispiece engraving ('The Travellers') by Gwendolen Raverat
ERIC GILL. Joseph Thorp: Eric Gill. With a critical monograph by Charles Marriott and 38 full- page plates of reproductions of drawings and carvings	HERBERT READ: Julien Benda and the New Humanism. (INSCRIBED)	HUGH DE SELINCOURT: The Game of the Season. Stories
SAMUEL JOHNSON. R.W.Chapman: contributes 'Johnsonian Bibliography 1750-1765' to the sixteenth issue of the quarterly publication 'The Colophon'	ANONYMOUS, (Great War): The Absolute Truth. Thirty photographs (many "U.S.Official")	EDWARD JOHNSTON. Sydney Cockerell: Edward Johnston. A Tribute. One of six short papers read at a Memorial Meeting convened by The Society of Scribes and Illuminators
RAMPANT LIONS PRESS: The First 10. Some Ground Covered by Will Carter 1949-58. A well-illustrated catalogue of the first decade	JACK LINDSAY: The Roaring Twenties. Literary Life in Sydney New South Wales in the Years 1921-6	RUSSELL HOBAN: The Lion of Boaz-Jachin and Jachin-Boaz. A novel
GEORGE DARLEY: Sylvia, or The May Queen. A Lyrical Drama. With a lengthy biographical sketch John H.Ingram	ARTHUR WAUGH. (Rupert Brooke interest): Tradition and Change. Studies in Contemporary Literature	LEIGH HUNT: Prefaces by Leigh Hunt, Mainly to his Periodicals. Edited by R.Brimley Johnson
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