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New York: The Ford Foundation, 1952. Paperback. Very Good. pp. 236, b&w plates, works by Ben Shahn. Spine darkened, page edges darkened, a couple of minor rubs, else a very clean, sound copy.

London: Macmillan, 1945. First edition. Cloth. Very Good. Gilt titles to spine. Map endpapers. pp. 136. Lacking jacket. A very clean, sound copy.

New Haven, CT: Institute of Far Eastern Languages, Yale University, 1960. First Edition. Card wraps. Very good. 4to (27.5cm). Buff card wraps, black cloth spine, title to cover. vi, 239. A series of dialogues intended to improve the student's speech and comprehension. Dialogues in pinyin, with accompanying vocab lists. Some occasional, only, scattered pencil marks - nothing serious - and light wear to covers. Still a sound, firm copy.

New York: Atheneum, 1970. Reprint. Trade Paperback. Very good. pp. 311 + xxxii, bibliography. Previous owner's name to flyleaf. Wraps in a transparent protective adhesive cover. Spotted to top page edges, else a well kept copy, internally clean and free of marks.

London: Ernest Benn Limited, 1959. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. An attempted history of the industry before the First World war by a practitioner. pp. 157. Somewhat uncommon. Book is almost fine bar a very slight bowing to front board. In an unprice clipped dust jacket with a few chips and tears, slightly rubbed to extremities. Overall a nice copy.

London: C. Cooke, ND [1793]. First edition thus. Leather Bound. Good. 12mo (4.5cm). In a pretty tree calf binding with now rubbed and faded gilt dentelles to board edges. Title and publisher labels to spine. pp. [blanks] 3-200. Engraved title page and a further two very nice engraved plates accompanying text. Armorial bookplate of Charles Robinson with motto, Vertute non Verbis, to front pastedown. Crack to front joint, still holding well, some wear to boards, spine, but overall a very sound copy, no foxing or loose pages. The BL attributes the publication date to 1793 in its holdings.

London: Duckworth & Co. , 1905. Hardcover. Fine. The Popular Library of Art. Sm 8vo. xxi, 190. A lovely copy, barely any signs of use. With the Celtic cross in gilt to front board. Numerous b&w plates.

London: Simon Finch Rare Books , nd. Wraps. Very Good +. 8vo. pp. 96. 198 items, with b&w photographs. Slight handling to covers, still a very clean, sound copy.

New York: Cambridge University Press , 2005. First edition. Trade Paperback. Fine. pp. 467. Some light wear, thumb marks to bottom page tips, else fine.

London: Barrie & Jenkins, 1978. Fourth Edition, revised. Reprint. Original Cloth. Near fine/near fine. Lrg 8vo. Black cloth, gilt titles to spine. xviii, 624 + fold out illus to rear and map. W/ numerous illustrations. In bright unclipped jacket. Bar a minor splash mark to upper page edges, only limited signs of use.

London: Barrie & Jenkins, 1976. Fourth Edition, revised. Original Cloth. Very Good/Very good. Lrg 8vo. Black cloth, gilt titles to spine. xviii, 624 + fold out illus to rear and map. W/ numerous illustrations. In price clipped jacket, spine dulled, darkened to edges. Still a sound, firm copy, clean and unmarked.

Sebastopol: O'Reilly & Associates, 1999. Third edition. Paperback. As New. pp. 649.

Sebastopol: O'Reilly & Associates , 2002. Fourth edition. Trade Paperback. As New. pp. 969.

Tillicoultry, Scotland: NCLC Publishing Society Limited, 1957. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good/good +. Publisher's for the National Council of Labour Colleges. 176p. A nice copy, with spotting to page edges, a little to prelims, but otherwise a very firm, tight, clean copy, in a nice, tidy and well kept DJ.

London: Vintage Classics, 2017. First Edition, first printing. Hardcover. Fine/fine. 8vo., (20.5cm). Terracotta boards, black lettered titles to spine. Pictorial patterned endpapers. Unclipped dust jacket, illustration by Levente Szabo. Introduction by John Cork. pp. 372 + "From the Archives", illustrations of 'Goldfinger' ephemera. An immaculate copy, unread and a very tight binding. Uncommon in this issue and condition. One of three titles that Vintage issued in this uniform design, the other two being 'Casino Royale' and 'Live and Let Die', both also available. Provenance: although not indicated within, this copy acquired from the collection of Nick Bennett, owner of the world's largest collection of James Bond memorabilia.

London: Vintage Classics, 2017. First Edition, first printing. Hardcover. Fine/near fine. 8vo. (20.5cm). Pale yellow boards, black lettered titles to spine. Pictorial patterned endpapers. Unclipped dust jacket, illustration by Levente Szabo. Introduction by John Cork. pp. 303 + "From the Archives", illustrations of 'Live and Let Die' ephemera. An all but immaculate copy, unread and a very tight binding. A very small crease to jacket adjacent to front upper tip. One of three titles that Vintage issued in this uniform design, the other two being 'Casino Royale' and 'Goldfinger', the latter also available. Provenance: although not indicated within, this copy acquired from the collection of Nick Bennett, owner of the world's largest collection of James Bond memorabilia.

London: V&A Publishing, 2014. First edition. Softback. Very good. Sm 4to (25cm). In the stitched spine binding, printed wraps. pp. 144, profusely illus, with essays from several contributors including David Graeber, On the Phenomenology of Giant Puppets, and Anna Feigenbaum, The Disobedient Objects of Protest Camps. A bright, sound copy, with just faint rubs to tips and minor fade to margin adjacent to spine.

Verona: Arnoldo Mondadori, 1953. Settima Edizione Riveduta e Ampliata. Hardcover. Good/Very Good/good/very good. Seventh revised and expanded edition. Lrg 8vo. In the colour illustrated dust jackets. Hinge to Vol I opened in part, all vols have browning to page edges, margins, previous owner's name to flyleaf, signs of wear, use, still a clean, firm set overall. Jackets vary, with a few having small closed tears and slight chipping but most in quite good or better condition.

London: Robert G Sawers, 1982. First Edition. Laminated Pictorial Boards. Near fine. 4to (30.5cm). pp. 188, profusely illus. in b&w. Bar a minor nick to rear upper tip, a very bright, well kept copy.

London: The Photographers' Gallery and Impressions Gallery, 2010. First Edition. Pictorial card wraps. Near fine. Sm 4to. From the exhibition, Cockroach Diary & Other Stories. Unpaginated. Photographic recollections of living in a run down shared house in North London with assorted tenants interspersed with their emailed memories of the place to Fox. Some of the material first appeared in Fox's acclaimed Cockroach Diary (1999). Boldly signed by Fox to half title. 41 Hewitt Road can be viewed on Google Maps, and judging by the image, remains just as delapidated today.