New York: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, 1965. Grey cloth (not issued in jacket). 47 pages, many photos, drawings of Victor E., the official AA cartoon character. A number of pages designated for autographs are filled in. Printed introductory notes by Bill W. and politicians Lester Pearson, John Robarts, and Phil Given. Owner's name in designated place at front. This was the fourth AA convention and the first outside of the USA. A fine copy of a scarce AA item.

Boston: L.C. Page, 1901. Light green cloth, front cover elaborately decorated in darker green and red. pp 61 + frontispiece portrait with tissue guard. Lacking the front free endpaper; ink notation on verso of title leaf; VG clean and unworn copy otherwise. A short story about ego and alcoholism. A volume in the publisher's "Strange Sins" and "The Day's Work Series". Cancel title leaf. Made from UK sheets? UK edition was in 1897.

Seattle: Recovery Press, 1987. Green plasticized card covers. pp 148. With handwritten letter from the publisher to William French, book reviewer for Toronto's Globe & Mail soliciting a review. Fine copy. An index to the Big Book.

Melbourne: Cassell Australia, 1965. Octavo, brown and white patterned boards. Text paper toned, else a fine copy, no owner names. Dust jacket has short closed tears, VG otherwise, no chips or clips. A novel of alcoholism including Alcoholics Anonymous.

New York: AA Grapevine, c1960. Second printing, Sept. 1960 (per Bishop). Blue cloth printed in black and white. pp (112). Illustrated. Page edges yellowed; covers a bit splayed; spine a bit darkened; damp stains to covers neatly touched up; bit of wear to outer corners and to upper front joint; externally just good, internally VG, clean & tight.

Pompano Beach, FL: Health Communications, c.1983. Grey boards. pp (8), 118, [2]. Fine in fine jacket, no owner marks.

Glasgow: Scottish Temperance League, 1858. Original limp brown cloth gilt lettered. pp (8), (152), 16, ads. Some spotting and sunning to the covers; Feb., 1858, ink presentation inscription at front; text paper lightly toned with scattered small soil spots; page edges tanned; good to VG generally. "Sixth thousand", same year as first. Miller was a distinguished surgeon and staunch temperance advocate. He was Professor of Surgery at the University of Edinburgh. His textbook Principles of Surgery was well regarded in the 19th century.

New York: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, 2014. Red cloth. pp (x), 400, [6]. Fine in fine jacket. Facsimile of the 1939 first printing, issued to mark the 75th anniversary of its publication. "the only authorized reproduction of the first edition of Alcoholics Anonymous. This edition is a faithful replica of the original, with the famous circus cover dust jacket and bulky paper (which is why it was initially called the Big Book)" 1.4 kg parcel.

New York: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, 1984. 11th printing. Cloth and boards. pp (xiv), (334) + photos. Page edges very lightly yellowed, else fine in fine jacket, no owner names.

Toronto: Inner City Books, 1982. Octavo. pp 140, (4, ads). Ink name & date at front, VG otherwise. Studies in Junian Psychology: 11.

New York: John Day, 1965. Octavo, black cloth. pp 320. Fine copy, no owner marks. Dust jacket has some small chips, rubbing, VG generally. Dr Block was Chairman, Committee on Alcoholism, American Medical Assocation, from 1954 to 1964.

Toronto: Addiction Research Foundation, 1974. Octavo, (12), 108 pp. Near fine, no owner names. Report on a community for low bottom alcoholics.

New York: Doubleday, 1987. Cloth & boards. VG in VG price-clipped jacket. The story of the former First Lady's recovery from alcohol and pill addictions.

London: Arthur Barker, 1959. Blue boards. pp (223) + plates. Page edges yellowed and a bit soled, bit musty odour, VG otherwise. Thin dust jacket has a chip at head of spine with loss of lettering, corner chip to front panel, just good otherwise. The sequel to her best-selling I'LL CRY TOMORROW, which was about her 16 years as an alcoholic nightclub singer and actress. Much AA content.

New York: Duell, Sloan & Pearce, 1950. Flesh tone illustrated boards. Unpaged. Mild wear to spine tips and outer corners, sunning to spine and inner margins of covers, VG otherwise; Original and quirky captioned cartoons about drinking by the renowned cartoonist

New York: Crown, 1946. Octavo, black cloth. Yellowing to top page edges, else fine, no owner names. Dust jacket has a narrow old tape stain along rear flap fold, short tears and small chips to outer corners, rubbing and shallow chips to spine ends, short tear to front panel, rear panel lightly dusty, generally VG otherwise, still attractive. A novel of alcoholism and A.A. He adapted this novel for the play The Cup of Trembling. Evidently Paul himself suffered from problems with the drink. The protagonist of the novel is a woman.

New York: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, 1989. pp viii, 52, [4]. VG copy. Lists Regional Trustees, Delegates and Chairpersons, Central Offices, Intergroup and Answering Services for the USA; the bulk of the book is a list of individual groups and contact persons across Canada. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced

New York: Pantheon, 1956. Dark blue cloth. Light yellowing to page edges, soft corner bump to front cover, else fine. Dust jacket has shallow chips to ends of slightly yellowed spine; small holes to spine and upper inner corner of front panel; a few short tears, yellowing, to panels; good, flap price intact. A novel of a female alcoholic who finally recovers by joining a group that sounds like AA. Uncommon book.

New York: Pageant Press, 1960. Octavo, red cloth. VG in VG jacket, no owner names. An uncommon vanity press novel about alcoholism and A.A. by this British Columbia author.

New York: Grune & Stratton, 1977. Tall octavo, blue cloth. pp (xvi), 495. Slight rubbing to spine ends and front joint, private bookplate, VG otherwise. "Biological, Biochemical, and Clinical Studies". Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required.