from Maggie Lambeth

237-441pp. Front cover photo of Woolf lower wrap Vita Sackville-West. Clean, tight, no names, no writing. Rubbing light creases

Small piece worn away at head of spine, no names, no writing, clean tight and bright with sharp corners. Illustrated, index.

Price unclipped, index. Rare, no other copies available at this time in the U.S.A.

Very clean tight and bright with sharp corners. No names, no writing, price unclipped dj in archival mylar cover. Illustrated with photographs. The second volume of the author's autobiography in which he tells of his seven years in Ceylon as a Civil Servant and describes Anglo-Indian society- a vivid picture of a curious way of life which has already disappeared.

Upper board shows all over white snowflake pattern of loss of color (?) and free endpapers darkened. All else fine condition, clean, tight, sharp. No names, no writing. Price unclipped dj in archival mylar cover. First volume in this 4 vol. series (see our other vols) autobiography of the co-founder with his wife Virginia Woolf, of The Hogarth Pess. The… Read more

Clean, tight, bright, no names, no writing, corners sharp. DJ in archival mylar cover has 5 chips,light soil, scotch tape reinforcement. Contains a long satirical poem by W. H. Auden, A Letter to a Young Revolutionary by C. Day Lewis and poems and stories by Richard Goodman, Christopher Isherwood, John Lehmann,Stephen Spender, A. S. J. Tessimond, Edward Upward,William Plomer, R. E.… Read more

Very clean, tight, no names, no writing, occasional light foxing to preliminary pages, upper corner of back board gently bumped, gilt spine titles bright. Spine darkened with fractional tear to surface cloth at head. Illustrated with 16 photographs. RARE. Only one or two copies currently available in this country.

Price unclipped dj, corners sharp, no names, no writing. Edited with an Introduction and Notes by Jeanne Schulkind. Woolf's only known autobiographical writings.

Blue spine panel, no names, no writing, endsheets darkened, corners sharp.

Decorated red, green & yellow paper over boards, printed yellow label to upper board. Endsheets tanned, Fractional surface loss from head and heel of black spine, minor toning toward edges. One of 400 copies hand printed by Leonard and Virginia Woolf. In addition to providing the introduction, Graves was responsible for the selection of poems. Ransom dedicated the collection… Read more

Gilt titles, price unclipped dj in archival mylar cover. Corners sharp, clean tight and bright, no names, no writing. Wife of Scottish poet Edwin Muir. Includes their life in Czechoslovakia. Graduate of St. Andrews.

N.d., (1946) no printing edition. Preface, + about the book. The first complete Penguin 590 unabridged paperback edition. Vintage pocketbook size wraps. Paper aged. Except for the poor quality of post-war paper this book is in fine condition. No names, no writing, no creases, color bright, corners sharp, probably unread.

No. 2 in series, 24pp. No names,no writing, short shall crease.

Paper age-toned, no names, no writing, sewn binding, near fine.