Adrian Harrington Rare Books

WODEHOUSE, P.G. [Pelham Grenville] (1881-1975).

Uncle Fred In The Springtime.

MoreUncle Fred In The Springtime

CORBETT, Elizabeth Burgoyne (1846–1930).

Secrets of a Private Enquiry...

MoreSecrets of a Private Enquiry Office. Being Tales Weird and Tales Ghostly, Tales Humorous and...

JAMES, Henry (1843-1916).

The Two Magics: The Turn...

MoreThe Two Magics: The Turn of the Screw [and] Covering End

[ROLLING STONES] MANKOWITZ, Gered (born...

i-contact.

Morei-contact

FUTRELLE, Jacques.

My Lady's Garter.

MoreMy Lady's Garter

[ANONYMOUS].

Greater East Asia War Record...

MoreGreater East Asia War Record. [Official Japanese Second World War Photography

DOSTOEVSKY [DOSTOYEVSKY], Fyodor Mikhailovich (1821-1881)...

The Friend of the Family...

MoreThe Friend of the Family, or, Stepantchikovo and its Inhabitants, and another story. The Novels...

LIAS, Godfrey.

I Survived.

MoreI Survived

FLEMING, Ian Lancaster (1908-1964).

Moonraker.

MoreMoonraker

[FLEMING, Lucy, b.1947] JELLICOE, Ann...

[Script] Shelley, or, The Idealist...

MoreScript] Shelley, or, The Idealist. A Tragi-comedy

WATERSTON, William, and BURTON, John...

A Cyclopaedia of Commerce, Mercantile...

MoreA Cyclopaedia of Commerce, Mercantile Law, Finance, Commercial Geography and Navigation:...

SCHLESINGER, Arthur M., Jr. (1917-2007).

Robert Kennedy and His Times.

MoreRobert Kennedy and His Times

SPARK, Muriel (1918-2006).

A Hundred and Eleven Years...

MoreA Hundred and Eleven Years Without a Chauffeur

SHUTE, Nevil (1899-1960).

In the Wet.

MoreIn the Wet

LYCETT, Andrew (born 1950).

Ian Fleming.

MoreIan Fleming

GREENAWAY, Kate (1846-1901).

Almanack for 1895.

MoreAlmanack for 1895

STAVELEY, Thomas (1626-1684).

The Romish Horseleech: or, an...

MoreThe Romish Horseleech: or, an Impartial Account of the Intolerable Charge of Popery to this...

MAUDE, Colonel Frederic Natusch (1854-1933).

The New Battle of Dorking.

MoreThe New Battle of Dorking

"There are perhaps no days of our childhood we lived so fully as those we spent with a favourite book."

"There is no friend as loyal as a book."

"Everything in the world exists in order to end up as a book"

"Always read something that will make you look good if you die in the middle of it."