First edition, first printing. Octavo, pp., xv, [1], 502, plus two folding maps. Publisher’s original buff dust jacket, titled to spine and upper panel, advertisements to lower panel. Publisher’s navy cloth, titled in ...

Octavo, pp., [4], ii, 110, plus frontispiece and five full-page wood-engraved plates. Ornamental head- and tailpieces. Full crimson morocco on bevelled boards, diamond ornaments to spine, titled within ornamental frame and border to upper board ...

First Edition. Quarto, pp., [8], 126. Numerous illustrations including fold-out plates showing the Buyers and Heads of Sections in July 1930 (all named) and Bond Street Staff in 1931. Publishers’ pea green cloth with gilt ...

Octavo, pp., 255, monochrome illustrations throughout. Original publisher’s red paper wraps, titled to upper cover, map to lower cover. Former owner’s book label to final leaf. Light soiling and rubbing to wraps, and ...

First edition. Octavo, pp., 56. Original publisher’s emerald green cloth over bevelled boards, titled in gilt to spine and upper board, ornamental frame in blind to boards; top edges unopened, fore-edge uncut. Inscription in ...

Revised edition, after the 1897 first edition, with three plates not found in the first. Demy quarto, pp., 15, [1], 165, [1], 6 of index, 1 of publisher’s advertisements, [1], plus frontispiece, map of ...

First thus. Octavo, pp., 246. Publisher’s iconic orange soft-cover, with the scarce unclipped dust-jacket. Short tape repair to verso of lower flap, long tear to upper internal flap hinge, but still holding, tear to ...

Signed first edition. Octavo, pp., 347. Signed “Chris Foote Wood 22nd October 2013”. Publisher’s white paper wraps.

First Edition. Duodecimo, pp., vii, 6-234, plus fold-out frontispiece plan of Berwick with engraved vignette. Black quarter calf over marbled paper; tilted and ornamented in gilt to spine; gilt rolls to boards and edges; all ...

First Edition. Octavo, pp., xvii, 445. Publisher’s navy cloth with title in gilt to spine in an unclipped, pictorial dust-jacket with the image of the Middleham Jewel. A near fine copy.

Octavo, pp., xiv, 232. Original publisher’s unclipped pictorial dust jacket. Publisher’s green cloth, titled in gilt to spine. Jacket, cloth, and contents fresh and almost pristine. A near fine copy.

First Edition. Duodecimo, pp., 221, [1]. Publisher’s original unclipped pictorial dust jacket designed by Gerald Broadhead, depicting the bridges of the river Tyne; original black cloth, titled in silver to spine. Small nick approx ...