JAMIESON (Rev. John). The Sorrows of Slavery, 1789. AN IMPORTANT AND SUBSTANTIAL VERSE AGAINST THE SLAVE TRADE £7,500
LAWRENCE (T.E.) Seven Pillars of Wisdom a triumph, 1926. THE GARNETT COPY OF THE SUBSCRIBERS, OR "CRANWELL" EDITION, ONE OF 170 COMPLETE COPIES INSCRIBED BY LAWRENCE £120,000
[RAWSON (Mary Anne), ed.] The Bow in the Cloud; or, the Negro's… 1834. THE ONLY BRITISH ANTISLAVERY GIFT BOOK, WITH AN INSCRIPTION IN OTTOMAN TURKISH £3,750
DAN (Kazuo) & TSUKASA (Osamu), illus. and design. Kataku no hito [The man of the burning… 1979. A tactile, limited edition of Dan Kazuo's final novel £1,500
ORWELL (George). Nineteen Eighty-Four, 1949. One of the greatest works of British dystopian literature and a terrifying critique of totalitarianism. £8,500
DICKENS (Charles). The Christmas Books: A Christmas Carol, The Chimes,… 1844. Dickens' Christmas books, lavishly bound by Ramage £12,500
POTTER (Beatrix). The Tale of Mrs Tittlemouse, 1910. Inscribed "From Miss Potter. Christmas 1910." £4,500
DOSTOEVSKY [DOSTOYEVSKY] (Fyodor). Buried Alive, or Ten Years of Penal Servitude… 1881. THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD £4,250
KIPLING (Rudyard). The Jungle Book. [with:] The Second Jungle Book, 1894. First editions of these great classics of English children's fiction. £4,500
KIPLING (Rudyard & Alice). Echoes. By Two Writers, 1884. An outstanding rarity: the author's second book. £8,250
KIPLING (Rudyard). Captains Courageous, 1897. Kipling's morality tale set aboard a New England fishing boat. £1,000
AUSTEN (Jane). Mansfield Park, 1816. An Austen family copy of the second edition in beautiful Regency binding. £15,000