No Place, No Date (circa 1914). Printed pamphlet, pp.98; [4]. blank. Original price Ten Cents. Red wrappers, simple later paper spine and label. Slight lean else fine. More about Austro-Hungarian Red Book. Official English Edition with an Introduction

London: Ward, Lock and Co., June to November 1898. [Literary Magazine] FIRST APPEARANCES. Octavo (24 x 17cm), pp.vi; 716. With many photogravure illustrations. Contemporary deep burgundy half calf with gilt titles to spine and dark green foliate cloth. All edges flecked red; yellow coated endpapers. Binding rubbed and worn, slightly... More about Pharos The Egyptian [in] The Windsor Magazine. Volume 8

London: W. and R. Cahmbers. 1934. First magazine issue publication of Buchan's The Free Fishers, published in Chambers Journal between January and July 1934. Publisher's decorated orange paper wraps. Bright and clean, minor edgewear, very good indeed with some very minor chipping to spine ends and edges. A very bright... More about The Free Fishers, in Chambers's Journal. [7 Parts, first appearance

London: Odhams Press, 1939. [Short Stories]. EARLY MAGAZINE APPEARANCE. A4 magazine (29 x 22cm), pp.100. Illustrated throughout in photogravure, with illustrations for the Christie story by Jack Faulks. Publisher's colour-illustrated paper covers, stapled to spine. Light browning to edges. Staples oxidising; some rubbing to edges and spine. Very good. First... More about Witness for the Prosecution [in] Summer Pie Magazine

London: George Newnes, 1907-8. FIRST APPEARANCES, the complete original parts for the Churchill and Futrelle books, plus three Sherlock Holmes mysteries, collected later in book-form. In three volumes, quarto. Illustrated throughout. Bound in publisher's light blue pictorial cloth. A used but serviceable set, a little dusty and darkened, text block... More about 'My African Journey', 'Reminiscences of Sherlock Holmes' and 'The Chase of the Golden Plate' [in]...

London: British Broadcasting Corporation, 14th May, 1942. ORIGINAL MAGAZINE PRINTING of this speech, broadcast on Churchill's second anniversary as Prime Minister (May 10th). Subsequently collected in 'The End of the Beginning' volume of war speeches, but under the new title 'Prime Minister for Two Years'. Magazine/Newspaper format, stapled at spine... More about contributes 'A Message of Good Cheer' to 'The Listener'

London: The Liberal Publication Department. 1907. Including Churchill's speeches on South Africa and Ireland. Octavo. pp. 764; 72. In navy blue cloth with gilt titles to spine. Binding somewhat loose in places, but complete with index. Published following the landslide victory for the Liberal Party in the 1906 General Election... More about The Liberal Magazine vol. 14. A Periodical for the Use of Liberal Speakers and Canvassers:...

London: Dormeuil Freres. 1927. First Edition. Large Octavo. pp. 40. Pamphlet with blue textured paper covers. Including b/w photographs of each featured player, and colour advertisements for 'Sportex' cloth, for use as Plus-Fours etc. Wear to edges, and some discolouration to spine. Otherwise very good. Contributions on six different strokes... More about Six Golfing Shots by Six Famous Players

New York: The Red Star News Company, 1937. DETECTIVE FICTION WEEKLY. Magazine format, stapled. A truly exceptional copy of this illustrated detective fiction magazine, with contributions from Sapper (a Bulldog Drummond short story), John K. Butler, Roger Torrey, and many others. A remarkable survival of this 1930s magazine. Paper covers... More about Vol. CXV, No. 3, November 20 1937. 'Death Rides the Wires', and other stories

London: Atlas Publishing and Distributing Co., 1955. DETECTIVE TALES. Magazine format, stapled. A truly exceptional copy of this illustrated detective fiction magazine, with contributions from William Vance, Arthur J. Burks, Joe Graham, and more. Spotlessly clean, with paper covers in glorious, vivid colour. Appears as new. This gripping collection of... More about Vol. III, No. 10, August 1955. 'A Slight Case of Murder'

London: Atlas Publishing and Distributing Co., 1954. DETECTIVE TALES. THE SUSPENSE MAGAZINE. Magazine format, stapled. A truly exceptional copy of this illustrated detective fiction magazine, with contributions from Dale Clark, Gil Brewer, William R. Cox, and more. Spotlessly clean, with paper covers in glorious, vivid colour. Appears as new. This... More about Vol. II, No. 9, July 1954. 'Homicide Gal from Hollywood'

London: George Newnes, July to December 1911. [Literary Magazine] FIRST APPEARANCES. Octavo (24 x 17cm), pp.iv; 800. With many photogravure illustrations and wood engravings. Contemporary purple leather grain cloth with gilt titles to spine. All edges flecked red. Booksellers ticket to pastedown, internally clean and bright. Some dustiness to edges... More about The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax [in] The Strand Magazine. Volume 42

London: George Newnes, March 1891. [Literary Magazine]. RARE ROYAL EDITION. Octavo (25 x 18cm), pp.[2] 227-332 [4]. With a special etching by Queen Victoria showing herself with her first child, as well as the usual in-text wood engravings. In publisher's special light blue silk with titles and 'Strand' illustration to... More about The Strand Magazine [Royal Edition]. Volume I number 3