London: The Savoy Press, 1900. From the library of Charles Edison. From the library of Charles Edison (1890-1969), son of Thomas A. Edison and Governor of New Jersey from 1941-1944. Read More about Homes of the Passing Show. Sketches written by Beatty Kingston, Robert Hichens, Elizabeth Robbins...

London: William Blackwood, 1860. First edition, first state, with the following points: no advert leaf in vol. 1; 16 pp publisher's catalogue at rear lists the 7th edition of Adam Bede. An unusually nice copy of Eliot's second novel, her follow up to Adam Bede. It sold 4600 copies within..... Read More about The Mill on the Floss

New York: American Academy of Music, [copyrigh 1937]. Read More about Caravan. Piano transcription by Norman Ellis

New York: Eastman Lewis, 1897. First edition. Read More about OM. Mammon. A Spirit-Song

Edinburgh: Privately printed, 1886. One of 275 small paper copies (total edition of 350). The author's C0LLECTANÆ ADAMANTÆA - No. XII. Fascinating compilation of graveyard epitaphs by the antiquarian Goldsmid, and very scarce. Read More about A Collection of Epitaphs and Inscriptions Interesting Either from Historical Associations or...

New York [i.e. Paris]: Erotica Biblion Society, [1902-3]. One of 250 copies. Collection of linked sexual adventures, originally published in a shorter version as Tit-Bits, Brussels, 1891. This title was first published ca. 1895 in an edition of 180 pages.The verso of the title page of this printing bears the..... Read More about Lovely Nights of Young Girls Served Up Seasoned and Prepared for Amatory Feasts

London: Simpkin, Marshall and Co, [1870]. Thirty-Sixth Thousand. An allegorical story of Europe and the major European powers represented as school boys: William [William I], the German boy with his sly friend Mark [Bismarck], Louis [Napoleon III], the French boy, and John [Bull or Russell], the English boy. Aleck was..... Read More about The Fight at Dame Europa's School: shewing how the German Boy Thrashed the French Boy; and how...

London: The Mandrake Press, 1929. No. 29 of 550 copies. Read More about Amorous Fiammetta. Reprinted from the Original English edition, translation of Bartholomew Young...

London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, [1926]. First edition. Thesis submitted to Univ. of Edinburgh in 1924 for Phd. Read More about Faith, Fancies and Fetich or Yoruba Paganism. With a Foreword by Dr. R.R. Marett

Londres [i.e., Amsterdam: Auguste Brancart], 1885. Imprimé à cinq cents exemplaires. No. 43. Read More about Traité du Fouet et de ses effets sur le physique de l’Amour Ouvrage...

London: Jonathan Cape, [1957]. First edition, first impression. INSCRIBED TO PHILIP BROWNRIGG. Author's presentation copy, inscribed on the front free endpaper: "To sub-agent Brownrigg from F". Philip Brownrigg was an Etonion journalist and neighbor of Fleming's brother whom Fleming recruited to be features editor at the Sunday Times. At Fleming's..... Read More about From Russia, With Love

London: Jonathan Cape, [1963]. First edition, signed limited edition of 250 copies, this copy number 38. Kingsley Amis' Copy. Kingsley Amis got to know Ian Fleming while contemplating an essay on spy fiction, which grew into The James Bond Dossier, published in 1965, the same year as The Man with..... Read More about On Her Majesty's Secret Service

London: Jonathan Cape, 1961. First edition, first printing. INSCRIBED TO LORD BEAVERBROOK. Presentation copy, inscribed by the author to Sir Max Aitken, Lord Beaverbrook, "To Max, who, by Heaven, deserves a free copy, From Ian." The media magnate Beaverbrook (1879-1964) had a long and sometimes contentious relationship with Fleming. His..... Read More about Thunderball