Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1968. Khaki cloth, 12 inches.. [2], liv, 579 pp. Latin text in double columns. Ink name to top margin of front pastedown, and to top margin of front free endpaper (blacked out there in ink), else fine. Beige price-clipped jacket has some edge tears , internal repairs, VG otherwise. Note: 3 kg parcel, extra postage will be required.

London: N. Trübner, for the Early English Text Society, 1890. Octavo, original lilac paper covers. Spine sunned, with chips at ends; front cover creased. else a VG clean and tight copy, no owner names.

London: John Murray, 1876. Tall octavo. Original dark green cloth gilt. pp (xvi), (244), indexed. Text in Latin and English. Library discard, with label at bottom of spine, with rubber stamps, Toronto (John Britnell) bookseller's ticket, and clipped catalogue description, on front endpapers; title page has two rubber stamps and a sticker in the fore margin; pouch at rear; bump to lower outer corners of covers; text paper lightly toned; else a clean, tight and unworn copy, the text in fact is unopened at the edges. Welsh medieval history, not previously published

University of Toronto Press, 1963. Grey cloth. pp (141). Fine; price-clipped jacket has shallow chip at head of spine. A study of the 13th century manuscript account of the Fourth Crusade of Robert de Clari (c. 1220), a lesser member of the Picardy nobility near Amiens. Text is entirely in French. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

London: Unwin, 1896. 12mo, green cloth decorated in blind, gilt lettered, top edges gilt, others untrimmed. pp 260, (6, ads). Spine a little darkened, text paper lightly toned, else a VG clean, tight & unworn copy, no owner names. Ms Spence was from the Shetlands. She taught school in New Zealand in the 1880s before returning home.

London: Oxford, no date, 1929. Second printing. Blue cloth. pp (288). Many illustrations, index. Tidy ink owner name and two small tape residues at front, clipped front panel of jacket laid in, VG+ clean and unworn copy otherwise.

Edinburgh: Edmonston & Douglas, 1864. Small octavo, original green honeycomb grain bevel-edged cloth, all edges gilt, black endpapers. (iv), 214, (2) pp + frontispiece with tissue guard (sepia tone mounted photo by McGlashon & Walker from a sketch by J. Noel Paton of Herwig's Parting), decorated title page in red and black, head and tail pieces, by J.M. Corner. Spine tips chipped to a depth of 1/4 inch; book a bit leaned; prize bookplate to front pastedown; inner hinges cracked; covers have a bit of wear to outer corners; soft corner crease to text throughout; small rubber stamp to verso of front free endpaper; this is otherwise mainly a VG+ bright copy. Translated by Emma Letherbrow. A prose translation in 23 chapters of this medieval legend of Friesland.

London: Batsford, 1946. Second printing. Orange cloth. pp x, 86 + plates. Plans in text. Spine sunned, minor cover soiling, else a VG jacketless copy, no owner names. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

New York: Dorset Books, 1991. Cloth & boards. pp 245; index. Fine in fine, price-clipped jacket. History of the Knights of St. John.

Oxford: Basil Blackwell for the Anglo-Norman Text Society, 1968. Green cloth. pp (xxix), 85 + frontispiece. Notes, glossary, index of proper names. Fine without jacket, as issue. Editor was a Professor of French at Victoria University, Toronto. Anglo-Norman Texts XIX.

Philadelphia: Brookfield Publishing Company, 1945. Octavo, red cloth. pp 300, xxiv, Index, [8]. Includes drawings of arms. Mostly geneaology of the medieval period. Ink owner name at front; sunning on small light spot to front cover; minor wear at head of spine; good.

Göppingen, Germany: Alfred Kümmerle, 1977. Octavo, card covers. Pp (4), (viii), 227. Tidy ink owner name and date on first (blank) leaf, else fine. Göppinger Arbeiten zur Germanistik Nr. 178.

London: John Lane The Bodley Head, 1911. Red cloth gilt, top edge gilt. pp (x), 355, [8,16 ads] + frontispiece with tissue guard and 16 other plates. Spine sunned; bump to lower fore corner of front cover; yellowing and light foxing to page edges and endpapers; some foxing in text; partial W.H. Smith label on rear pastedown; armorial bookplate of Athelstan Joseph Alexander Keane pasted over another lable at front offset a bit onto facing page; else a good clean, tight and unworn copy. 14th century Spanish king Peter I, King of Castile and Leon.

Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society of America, 1967. Brown cloth. pp 410. Bibliography, glossary, notes. Fine copy. Thin jacket has creased tear to rear panel, rubbing, good. First complete text in English of MISHLE SENDEBAR, a medieval story cycle with Hebrew text and English translation on facing pages.

London: N. Trübner, for the Early English Text Society, 1868. Octavo, pp (xviii), 227, indexed. In original light green paper covers, page edges untrimmed. Backstrip perished, small chips to covers; soft crease to top margin of some leaves; VG, clean and tight otherwise.

London: Dent, 1959. Advance uncorrected proof. Octavo, pink non-pictorial printed paper covers. [2], (xii), 240, [2] pp. Front cover has typed label at top "The Poem of the Cid". Sunned spine has a small chip and neatly repaired tears at foot, small tear at head; front cover has some sunning and a corner crease; rear cover has some darkening and sunning and lacks the lower outer corner; corner crease to one leaf near middle and to last leaf; yellowing to page edges; else a VG tight copy. Very scarce advance format of this translation of the great epic poem of Spain, by an important modern poet. The published version used the title THE POEM OF THE CID.