Trafford Books: Books and Ephemera, 436, Manchester

Newspapers and Journals, mostly British and some French, 18th & 19th century, but around 25% German including a bundle of early 1930s.

Various including firsts in d/jkts of Paustovsky "Years of Hope", "The Restless Years", and "Southern Adventure"; ...

A collection of 'World's Classics'

A collection of 'World's Classics'

Lynton Lamb illustrated books,

Selection of cuttings from vintage magazines set in card mounts; and four early-19th Century playbills for the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden.

Miscellany in carton including "Olympia" magazine issue No.1, 1962; set of 84 Marilyn Monroe trade cards; three sets of cigarette cards;

"Partisan Review" 1947 (5 issues), Joseph Toole "Fighting Through Life" 1935, "World Review" 1950 (George Orwell number)

including Isaac Asimov "The Winds of Change", Granada 1983; Winston Graham "Warleggan" 1953

"Chronicles of the Canongate" 1st & 2nd series, in five vols; together with "The Antiquary" in three vols; and others

"The Novels of George Eliot",

"The Works of Robert Burns; with an Account of his Life, and a Criticism on his Writings",

"The Hoofmarks of the Faun",

"The Imp and the Elf and the Ogre",

Arthur Ransome, a collection, mostly his works for children published by Cape (UK) and Lippincott (USA) i

Dornford Yates (pseud. of Cecil William Mercer). A collection of fiction

Zane Grey, a collection of Westerns and similar including h/bks (41)

Howard Spring fiction published by Collins including "All the Day Long"

H. Rider Haggard: early 20th Century 2-page autograph letter signed, written from his residence in Bungay.

George Bernard Shaw: 1950 autograph letter signed

George Bernard Shaw: 1940 autograph letter signed on a photographic postcard of the author, thanking the recipient for a photo of Ensor Walters

Enid Blyton: 1954 autograph letter signed, on reverse of a postcard, written to Grace Kimber who had recently joined the Famous Five Club.

Catherine Cookson: autograph letter signed, from her home in Corbridge

John Galsworthy: 1915 autograph letter signed, from his flat in London, commenting on the death of his mother.

T.E. Lawrence (a.k.a. 'Lawrence of Arabia'): 1922 autograph letter signed, on reverse of a postcard of Crackington Haven, posted from Boscastle.