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First Edition, Grant Richards, London, 1924 Hardback: brown cloth lettered in black on spine; Quite a well-used copy: head of spine snagged, covers worn, corners creased, text clean.

1st Edition, 1981 171 illustns, one annotated in blue pen; F in dw.

Edinburgh: Grange Association of Edinburgh, 2003 15 colour illustrations; 17 black & white illustrations; Foreword by Arnold W. Hendry; Paperback: ring-bound, large quarto, decorated title-page; Very slight signs of use, previous owner's initials to contents page, near fine. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall

Oslo: Forlaget Norsk Kuntsreproduksjon Stenersen, 1962 Colour frontispiece; 17 black & white plates; 5 black & white text illustrations; "With Text in English, French and German"; Paperback: grey wrappers lettered in green, black & white plate set into top wrapper; Wrappers a little dirtied, slight evidence of old damp to lower part of pages, vg.

First Edition, Windsor Publications, Northridge, California, 1986 44 colour and 377 black & white illustrations; "Produced in cooperation with The Oklahoma Historical Society"; Hardback: white cloth lettered in gilt, illustrated end-papers, large quarto; Covers a little dirtied, previous owner's inscription, else near fine in price-clipped dustwrapper; If ordering from outside the UK, please be aware that this is a very heavy book and may require extra postage charges.

London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1976 6 illustrations; Memoirs; Hardback: cream cloth lettered in red and black on spine; Fine in slightly dirtied vg dustwrapper.

London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1980 14 illustrations; The second volume of his memoirs; Hardback: wine-red cloth lettered in gilt on spine; End-papers spotted, near fine in vg+ spotted dustwrapper.

1st British Edition, Dent, London, 1957 54 illustrations by Maurice Sendak; Hardback: blue cloth lettered in gilt on spine; Light cover wear, binding slightly slanted, previous owner's inscription crossed out on front free end-paper, vg in defective Sendak dustwrapper.

London: J.M. Dent, 1949 First British Edition; Hardback: blue cloth lettered in gilt on spine, decorated title-page; Light cover wear, previous owner's name to front free end-paper, vg+

London: Macmillan, 1968 22 illustrations by David Knight; Edited, with a 7 page Preface, by Rumer Godden; Hardback: red cloth lettered in silver on spine; Spine a touch faded, very slight lean to book, vg+

1st Edition, Edward Arnold, London, 1984 Volume 7 of 'The New History of Scotland' edited by Jenny Wormald; Paperback; Near fine.

Robert Thomson, Glasgow, no date : 1940 ? 1 illustration; Published in conjunction with the Indpendent Labour Party; Paperback: unpaginated 32 page stapled pamphlet, second edition errata slip tipped-in; Slightly creased, near fine; This is not a heavy item and postage charges can be reduced for orders from within the UK.

Nimmo, London, no date : 1880's ? Tissue-guarded frontispiece; Contains: The Vicar of Wakefield / An Inquiry into the Present State of Polite Learning / Miscellaneous Poems / She Stoops to Conquer / The Good-Natured Man / Letters from a Citizen of the World / The Bee / Miscellaneous Essays and a 15 page life of Goldsmith (unsigned); Hardback: dark green patterned cloth decorated in gilt and blind, spine panelled, top edge gilt, decorated title-page, black laid end-papers; Some signs of use, bruise to lower board, hinges tender, vg+; This is a heavy book and may require extra postage if ordered from outside the UK.

1st Edition thus, Adam & Charles Black, London, 1903 13 tissue-guarded colour plates by John Massey Wright; No. 180 of a limited edition de luxe of 250 copies; Introduction by Joseph Grego; Includes "John Forster's 'Essay Upon The Vicar of Wakefield', reprinted from 'The Life and Times of Goldsmith' (1848)"; Hardback: cream cloth elaborately decorated in green and gilt, shamrock devices to spine and top board, lge 4to; Covers a little dirtied, small blue pen line to top board, spine starting to fray, prelims foxed, text nice and fresh.

Derby: John & Charles Mozley, 1851 Frontispiece and 56 illustrations in the text; "To which is Added, A Very extensive and Faithful Continuation to the End of the Year 1842"; 4 pages of publisher's advertisements bound in at the front; Hardback: brown diamond pattern cloth lettered in gilt on spine, spine panelled, illustrated title-page; Binding a touch slanted, light cover wear, especially to spine and corners, hinges tender, light foxing to prelims, vg

London: George Routledge & Sons 23 illustrated pages by Randolph Caldecott, 6 in colour; No. 15 of 'Randolph Caldecott's Picture Books'; Printed by Edmund Evans; Not dated: published 1880's ?; Paperback: Caldecott coloured illustration to top wrapper, landscape format; Well-used copy: wrappers dirtied, top wrapper torn and mended with tape, 4 of the black & white pages scribbled on in pencil (no scribbling on the colour illustrations), g-

London: W. Baynes (and 21 others), 1824 Frontispiece and extra engraved title-page by H. Corbould, steel-engraved by H.C. Shenton; Leather-Bound Hardback: full brown calf decorated in gilt and blind, spine panelled with raised bands, black leather lettering-piece, end-papers and all edges marbled, decorated title-page, duodecimo; Some signs of use, head of spine starting to pull, top board marked, prelims dusty and marked by old damp, a vg copy of a nice little item.

Cassell, no date: 1889 Decorations and 110 illustrations; "With introductions, notes, and a life of Oliver Goldsmith (36 pages) by John Francis Waller L.L.D."; Brown cloth elaborately decorated in gilt, black and blind, yellow laid end-papers; Slight wear to covers and head and foot of spine: a fine copy of a handsome book.

London: Chancellor Press, 1984 52 colour and 253 black & white illustrations; An acount of the British Royal collection by its curator; Hardback: pink cloth decorated in silver, marbled end-papers, title-page printed in black & red; Head and foot of spine slightly bruised, else near fine in vg dustwrapper frayed at foot of spine.

1st Edition, Batsford, London, 1962 22 illustrations; A volume in the "Makers of Britain" series; Hardback: blue cloth decorated in gilt on spine, spine panelled, top edge red; Small mark to lower board, previous owner's name to front free end-paper, vg+ in worn dustwrapper.