Melbourne, Published by The Lansdowne Press, 1961. With An Introduction by Max Harris. Royal 8vo.pp.56. Original staples cream softcover with cream dust wrapper lettered in olive. " This 1961 reprint of the Ern Malley poems was the first printing in Australia since 1944 when Harold Stewart and James McAuley owned.....
Canberra: Compiled by The Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade. Historical Documents Branch. 1996. Tall 4to in printed wrappers. pp.43. Fine.
London, Published by Faber, 1960. First English Edition. 8vo. pp.91. some offsetting on free front endpaper from the dust wrapper.Original purple cloth hardcover in faintly browned dust wrapper chipped at the head of spine and missing a tiny chip from the rear of the dustwrapper at the foot else very.....
New York. Published by Random House, 1982. First Edition. Dual Language Edition.Royal 8vo. pp.xlix + 636. Original maroon cloth spine with papered hardcover boards in pictorial dust wrapper. Fine copy.
New York. Published by Harper & Brothers. 1957.1959. Two volumes.Royal 8vo. pp.xi + 591, index. quarter black cloth hardcover in chipped dust wrapper. pp.xiv + 480, index. quarter black cloth in chipped dust wrapper. uniformly toned, a little bumped and used. Heavy set will require extra postage.
Charles Griffin & Co. London, [1850]. Three volumes small 8vo. Volume One. pp.237.,Volume Two.pp.240. Volume Three.pp.243. Bound in half calfwith marbled boards and matching endpapers. Bookplate to each Volume.Some foxing to the prelims. A Very attractive set.
London. Published by Putnam, 1964. First Edition. 8vo. pp.32. a few spots of pale foxing to prelims.quarter cream papered hardcover boards in complete dust wrapper. generally very good.
Royal Court Theatre,18th November,1975. Folded A4 sheet printed both sides Contains six poems,Very slight rubbing to extremities. Distributed to theatregoers during the performances of The Fool at the Royal Court. Ephemeric and scarce.
London. Published by Secker & Warberg, 1973, First Edition. Royal 8vo.pp. 167. Profusely illustrated throughout in black & white.Green cloth hard cover in rear toned pictorial dust wrapper in colour by Boyd. There is a tiny nick in the dust wrapper else very good,
London. Published by Andre Deutsch. 1988. First Edition. Royal 8vo. pp.112. Profusely illustrated throughout in black & white, with colour endpapers.Blue cloth hard cover in one piece fold out colour dust wrapper of a Boyd painting. Fine. The God of War caused a collaboration of a remarkable pair of artists.....
The Wakefield Press ,Adelaide,1988. First Edition.8vo.pp.x+179. a little pale foxing to endpapers else.Very Good hardcover in Very Good dust jacket.
Scribe, Brunswick,Melbourne,1986. First Edition Royal 8vo.pp.x 139. Illustrated in b/white throughout.Very Good large format quality softcover. ISBN 0908011105.
London, Bell & Hyman, 1979. With Introduction by Richard Garnett and Illustrations by Byam Shaw. Facsimile of the 1897 edition. 8vo. pp.xx + 378 with black & white illustrations Original black hardcover titled in silver in pictorial dust wrapper. Very Good.
Edinburgh, Published by T.C.& E.C.Jack, 1896-1897. Four Volumes. 8vo. pp.xx + 464, pp.xxiv + 471, pp.xviii + 348,pp,xxi v+ 519.Printed by Constable, Edinburgh.Cream cloth decorated and blocked in gold with an art nouveau ,Celtic design. uncut. Illustrated, titled tissue guards. Generally Very Good with a little surface marking to cloth.....
Oxford University Press, London, 1928. 8vo.pp.xx + 635,with a portrait frontispiece.Original dark red full morocco with gilt device on upper board and spine titles,all edges gilt,ribbon marker,marbled edpapers. This is fine copy in the original publishers box.The box is scuffed and cracking at corners.
Oxford University Press, London, 1926. 8vo. pp.xx + 635 with a portrait frontispiece.Original full brown calf with embossed design on upper board and spine. All edges gilt, ribbon marker. A Very Good copy in Original publishers box. The box is scuffed at extremities.
Published by M Thomas, Philadelphia, 1820. 8vo.pp.viii + 151 with a portrait frontispiece.Original grey papered boards a little rubbed at spine, uncut edges.
Sydney, Published by Angus & Robertson. 1956. First Edition. 8vo. pp.x + 69. some offsetting to end papers from wrapper. Original blue cloth with a couple of small marks in complete but toned dust wrapper.
The Hogarth Press, London, 1972. 8vo. pp.64.Red papered hardcover. Very Good in slightly soiled dust jacket.
Sydney, Published by Primavera Press, 1994. Translated by Vrasidas Karalis. First edition. 8vo. pp.v + 74. original printed wrappers with french flaps. Near fine This copy has the original bookmark and a letter from Primavera Press loosely inserted.
Melbourne, Published by Cheshire, 1962. First Edition. 8vo pp.vi + 42. original quarter brown cloth hardcover with cream boards. In pictorial dust wrapper. some toning to pages and a slight discolouration to endpapers and rear of dust wrapper, else very good.
Alton, Hampshire, Published by Prospero Poets.Clarion Publishing, 1994. Illustrated with line drawings by John Vernon Lord. 8vo. Unpaginated containing a seventeen stanza poem by Wendy Cope, frontispiece and other black & white illustrations. Papered hardcover.Very good copy. This is number 74 of 499 copies signed by the author and illustrator.
London, Published by William Tegg, 1857. 8vo. pp.xxiv + 695 and engraved plates by John Gilbert with tissue guards. Full red morocco, a.e.g. An Association Copy. This is a presentation copy from 1864. "Surry Hills Mutual Improvement Society. Presented to Walter Newman by Thomas Cowlishaw. An expression of.....
Seafarer Books, Sheridan House, Rendlesham,New York,2005. 8vo.pp.xii + 148. interspersed with small beautiful illustrations. Very good hardcover in Very good dust wrapper. A beautiful anthology of famous and less famous poems of the sea to inspire seafarers and those of us who merely gaze upon it.
Sydney: Cornstalk Press, 1927. 8vo.pp.102. original grey pictorial cloth, some toning and a little offsetting to endpapers previous owners discrete signature. In very good pictorial dustwapper. In 1929, a journalist wrote in the Adelaide Southern Cross that "Mrs Crist has already gained a reputation in Queensland akin to that of.....