The scarce Christmas Ashendene translation of Tolstoy.

The de la More edition of the highly important Percy Folio on vellum.

The Eragny Press edition of Browning in a beautiful binding by Zaehnsdorf.

The Eragny Press edition of Ronsard's 'Abregé [sic] de l'Art Poétique François'.

The first edition of Keats' 'Endymion'.

The Doves Press edition Goethe's 'Torquato Tasso' on vellum with gilt initials supplied by Graily Hewitt.

Laurence Hodson's copy on vellum of 'Danaë', the last book sold by Hacon & Ricketts.

The dedication copy of the Eragny 'Songs by Ben Jonson' on vellum.

A fine copy on vellum of Emerson's Essays, the only American text printed at the Doves Press.

A very scarce copy of the vellum issue of the Doves Press' Keats in a highly accomplished binding of red morocco by Frieda Thiersch.

An outstanding example of the first edition of the published works of Inigo Jones in contemporary French red morocco.

The first published facsimile of any of William Blake's illuminated books, John Camden Hotten's 'The Marriage of Heaven and Hell'.

The first edition of the first book printed in England to make extensive use of Arabic type.

The scarce first edition of Sydney Smirke's ambitious proposals for improvements in the West End.

The magnificent 'Queen's Bible' illustrated with original photographs by Francis Frith and in elaborate decorative red morocco with extensive furniture by Leighton.

The rare first edition of the first announcement of William Henry Fox Talbot's calotype method - the negative / positive photographic process - the most important innovation in the history of photography.

A splendid French edition of the 'Epistolae et Evangelia' in a beautiful contemporary binding of red morocco à la dentelle likely by Padeloup.

Odilon Redon's 'Apocalypse de Saint-Jean', an excellent unsophisticated set in the original wrappers.

One of the most charming suites of engravings produced during the eighteenth century in France.

A mint copy of this iconic poster.