London: Duckworth, 1978. Black boards. 1980 ink name of a noted Canadian author to the front free endpaper, else fine. Price-clipped jacket has a new publisher's price sticker beside the clip, else fine. A novel based on the months in 1912 that Adolf Hitler is alledged by some to have spent in Liverpool draft-dodging.

New York: Delacorte, 1984. Advance uncorreted proof, light blue card covers. Creases, light soiling to covers, corner curling, just good.

London: Collins, 1926. Blue cloth stamped in red. Spine very slightly sunned, nicks to tips; VG clean & unworn copy otherwise. An uncommon novel by this Anglo-Irish novelist and dramatist who from 1909-15 was driectory of the Abbey Theatre.

London: Heinemann, 1951. Orange cloth. Faint, shallow band of sunning to top edge of front cover, yellowing to first and last page (offset from endpapers), yellowing and minor soiling to page edges, else fine. Jacket has nicks, small rubbed spot to head of spine; two short edge tears internally mended; faint tanning to spine and rear panel; else fine, the colours bright. A sequel to her first novel BY THE LAKE, continuing the story of Robert Stairey in the years 1931-41. Dick was a very difficult, vengeful, lesbian author of talent who never lived up to her promise and managed to alienate almost all who tried to help her.

McClelland & Stewart, 1936. Red cloth lettered in black. 312 pp. Small ink name at front, light yellowing to page edges, soft vertical ridge on spine, VG jacketless copy otherwise. Printed Toronto, T.H. Best, from UK plates. The UK edition was published 3 April, 1936, and has the same stories as this Canadian edition. The US edition was published 24 July, 1936, and contained 9 of these 11 stories and added 3 new ones. This Canadian edition possibly preceded the US edition. One of PGW's better collections of short stories, including one of his personal favourites, "The Amazing Hat Mystery". McIlvaine A55a.12.

Toronto: Anchor Canada, 2001. Card covers. Fine. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

University of Toronto Press, 1980. Blue-green cloth, black endpapers. [32], (216) pp, numerous photos in text at front, indexed. "Not all British immigrants in mid-nineteenth century Upper Canada were 'roughing it in the bush'. This lively account of twenty years in the life of a dashing young man about town provides a firsthand description of society in early Victorian Toronto. Young Mr Smith's diaries and letters, from 1839 to 1858, have been edited by his granddaughter and deftly interwoven with her own background comments." - jacket. Fine in VG jacket.

London: Macmillan, 1971. Blue boards. Remains of Canadan review slip on front free endpaper, else fine. Price-clipped jacket has two half inch tears, minor use at head of spine, bit of wear to top edge of rear panel, VG otherwise. Contains on page 148 "The Beat and the Still", a poem in three stanzas by Norman Levine. Also contributions by Richard Garnett, R.S. Thomas, Anthony Thwaite, Joan Aiken, John Christopher, and others - 10 short stories and six poems.

New York: Carroll Press, 1923. Light brown boards. 120, [8] pp. Frontispiece portrait with tissue guard inserted. Small chip to head of spine; text paper lightly tanned; foxing to blank recto of frontispiece offset a bit onto facing blank page; gilt stamping on front cover dulled; else a VG clean and unworn copy. A collection of verse and prose.

London & NY: Knopf, 1927. Octavo, 284 pp. Grey cloth, red topstain. Damp stain to foot of spine, lower edges of covers, upper inner corner of front cover; two small rust marks to upper rear cover; light yellowing to text paper; spine gilt darkened; VG unworn copy otherwise, no owner names. Cream dust jacket is age-darkened, a bit soiled, short edge tears; good, flap price intact. Woodcut illustration to front panel by Helen Sainsbury. A novel about an eleven year old girl, by the wife of author Bonamy Dobrée.

London: Souvenir Press, 1987. Reprint. Black boards. Page edges tanned, text paper toned, else fine in fine jacket.

Avon, CT: Heritage Press, 1972. Quarter bound in light blue cloth and colour illustrated boards, sprinkled page edges, 7 colour illustrations. Spine slightly sunned, else fine in fine dark blue card slipcase. With the issue of the Sandglass brochure laid in. 1.5 kg parcel

Easingwold, York. England: G.H. Smith and Sons, 1994. Octavo, tan card covers. pp (144) + ads. Illustrated, maps, index. Ink owner name at front, else fine. Facsimile reprint of the Michelin, 1920, edition, in the series Illustrated Michelin guides to the battle-fields (1914-1918). Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Wrexham: (1864-1866). Octavo. Volumes 1-2 bound as a single volume containing nos. 1-8, 1864-1866. Half-calf with marbled boards and marbled endpapers. Light rubbing to spine and some light edge-wear, very good otherwise. A Welsh language literary periodical, containing a translation into Welsh of Shakespeare's HAMLET (v.II, #6). British Prime Minister Lloyd George's copy with his distinctive "Big Ben" bookplate. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required.

New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1966. Black boards. pp 189, [3]. VG copy. Dust jacket has nicks and small tears, spine sunning, VG otherwise, flap price intact. A spy thriller by this Finnish-Canadian author. Hubin p. 435. Neo-Nazis in Poland.

Aktiebolaget Thule, 1938. The Ethnological Museum of Sweden, Stockholm, New Series Publication No.4. Quarto. Cream card covers. pp 196, plates and figures in text. Short tears at spine tips neatly repaired; a VG+ copy otherwise, no owner names, clean, tight & unworn. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required.

London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1971. Second printing. Brown boards. Fine copy. Dust jacket has creased to front flap, half inch tear to upper inner corner of front panel, VG otherwise. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Boston: Arena Publishing Company, 1896. Small quarto. "Second Edition" (first was Arena, 1893). Blue cloth gilt lettered, green floral endpapers. [2], vi, (7) - (356), [2] pp. Rubbing to tips of lightly darkened spine; small ink spot to front cover; light damp stains to fore margins of covers; small soil spots to rear cover; rubber stamp on front fly leaf; light tide mark to fore margin of lightly toned text; short tear at top of front free endpaper neatly repaired on verso;a good, tight and unworn copy otherwise, inner hinges not cracked. Reginald 11276. Bleiler p. 155. A supernatural novel with an occult / spiritualist theme.Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required.

Strathroy, Ontario: Author, 1997. Quarto, green cloth gilt lettered without jacket as issued. pp (xviii), 166. Many photos. Fine copy. Ontario local history. Note: 1.5kg parcel, extra shipping may be required.

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1979. Red boards. Fine in very nearly fine jacket. Inscribed by the author "To ____, who helped me enormously on a hectic day, with gratitude & warm affection, Jack MacLeod, 25 May '79". Also signed on the title page. A comic epistolary novel.