FIELD BABIES.

ALDIN Cecil,

London, Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton, [1910]. 4to. Fawn paper-covered boards, with illustration and title to front cover. Illustrated endpapers. Edges and corners worn. Some spotting, especially to first and last pages, and light creasing to lower page corners. Generally a good copy of the First Edition. With illustrated...

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A HISTORY OF BRITISH BIRDS (6 Vols).

MORRIS Rev. F.O.,

London, Groombridge and Sons, 1851-1858. Large 8vo. Gilt-decorated and titled stamped green cloth. The covers rather marked and worn in places. Gilt rubbed, especially to spines of Vols. I and II. Inner hinges to Vol. III, and especially Vol. I, cracked but firm. One or two pages and plates loose...

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CATHEDRAL CITIES.

GILBERT George & COLLINS W.W. (Illustrated by),

London, William Heinemann, 1905. 4to. Full vellum with gilt titles to cover and spine and with armorial device to front cover. In a Limited Edition of one hundred copies (this one un-numbered and signed by the artist). Foxing to endpapers, otherwise a very good,clean copy. pp.307. With 60 tipped-in coloured...

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IN THE OPEN COUNTRY: The Work of Lucy Kemp-Welch. Artists of the...

KEMP-WELCH Lucy,

London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1905. Folio (c. 17 x 11½ inches). Full vellum, with gilt titles to cover and spine. With an introductory note by Prof. Hubert von Herkomer. One corner worn; vellum a little marked and scuffed in places; some spotting to the text, and especially the endpapers. The...

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