"TAHOMA" Narragansett Indian Fortune Telling, 1920. A HANDSOME SIGN FOR A NATIVE AMERICAN FORTUNE TELLER £550
AKINYELE (Chief Isaac Babalola). The Outlines of Ibadan History, 1946. A PRIMER FOR NON-NIGERIANS £750
ALLEN (W.E.D.), editor & MANGO (Anthony), translator. Russian Embassies to the Georgian Kings (1589-1605), 1970. £70
ARMISTEAD (Wilson). ALS to a fellow Quaker regarding Paul Cuffe, 1850. AN IMPORTANT QUAKER ON PAUL CUFFE £2,500
BALLIVIAN (Manuel V.) Breves indicaciones para el Inmigrante y el Viagero… 1898. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR £250
BAMBRIDGE (Tony), proprietor. Irrevocablement! La Direction du Theatre Moderne Presentera pour… 1938. A RARE TAHITIAN FILM POSTER £1,250
BELLERS (John). Proposals for Raising a Colledge [sic] of Industry… 1696. "A VERITABLE PHENOMENON IN THE HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY" - KARL MARX £4,000
BREÜILLY (M.) [Passport allowing an enslaved man to travel to… 1771. A RARE PASSPORT GRANTING AN ENSLAVED MAN PASSAGE TO HAITI £3,750
[EAST (Sir Edward Hyde)], & BRIERLY, publisher. GET OUT OF THE WAY. As the new Premier--has now… 1835. AN UNRECORDED SATIRE CONCERNING COFFEE, CHICORY AND SUGAR £750
SIMPSON (Leonard Francis) & BRILLAT-SAVARIN (Jean Anthelme) The Handbook of Dining, 1859. 'It is a melancholy fact that London does not know "HOW TO DINE!"' £250
BROWN (Mary Hyde), compiler. [Album containing Carte de Visites of Freed People's… 1869. TERROR PREVAILED £27,500
[BOLOGNE (Joseph), Chevalier de Saint-Georges.], BROWN (Mather), after. & WARD (William) engraver. Monsieur de St. George, 1788. A SENSATIONAL FIGURE IN THE AGE OF REVOLUTION £5,000
BROWN (Ross D.) Afro-American World Almanac. What Do You Know About… 1942. THE RARE FIRST EDITION £2,250
CASSÉUS (Dr. Augustus). Du Rôle Civilisateur de la Race Noire, 1911. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE AFRICAN DIASPORA £6,000
CHEW (Mary Jane) et al. Notice! The Ladies of the African Methodist Episcopal… 1852. RARE EPHEMERA FROM THE FIRST US BLACK CHURCH DENOMINATION Sold
CHURCHILL (Winston S.) The Second World War: The Gathering Storm; The… 1948. Inscribed to Grace Hamblin, "the longest-serving member of Churchill’s secretarial staff". £15,000