New York: Dutton, 1908. Maroon cloth gilt lettered. pp [10], 309 + one map and 24 photographic plates; indexed. Oct, 1911, ink private owner inscription on front free endpaper; minor rubbing to spine tips, with a nick at head of spine; else a VG clean, tight and unworn copy. Made from UK sheets. UK and US firsts were in 1907, this copy has the half-title leaf on a stub for some reason.

London: Secker & Warburg. Black cloth. pp xvi, 17-303 + plates. Xmas, 1936, ink gift inscription at front, else a VG clean and unworn jacketless copy. Said to be the first published eye-witness account of the Spanish Civil War. Pro-Republican.

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1971. Black cloth. [2], (xii), (203), [7] pp. Fine in fine, price-clipped jacket. This modern Spanish classic, the author's masterpiece, was first published in 1921. Often compared with DON QUIXOTE, "it is a philosophical tour de force containing Pérez de Ayala's opinions on life, the human condition, science, art, and religion - all expressed with fine irony and a Cervantesque sense of comedy." - jacket. The author, born in Asturias, served as ambassador to England for the Spanish Republic 1931-36.

Hamden, CT: Archon Books, 1979. Green cloth. pp (xiv), 210 + photos on text paper. Bibliography, index. VG+, no owner names. Dust jacket has short tears, generally VG. First published Toronto, 1973, this reprint adds a new author Foreword. Biography of the great Canadian doctor who aided the Republic in the Spanish Civil War and marched with the Red Army in the Sino-Japanese War. He is a great hero in China to this day.

Boston: Little, Brown, c1965. Octavo, card covers. Orange spine a little sunned, light yellowing to rear cover, VG uncreased copy otherwise, no owner names. Spanish author, text in Spanish and English. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

London: Methuen, 1937. Black cloth, endpaper maps. pp xxiv, 326. Yellowing and slight foxing to page edges; outer corners of covers bumped, with soft bump to upper outer corners of text throughout; else a VG clean, bright & tight copy, no owner names. dust jacket has some chips near tips of lightly darkened spine; mild rubbing; VG otherwise. A book about the history of Catalonia and its part in the Spanish Civil War, by a noted British authority.

London: Hamish Hamilton, 1949. Second printing, same year as first. Red cloth. pp (xii), 200 + plates. Endpaper maps. Spine lightly sunned, else a VG jacketless copy, no owner names. Travelogue - Mediterranean coast of Spain and Portugal.

New York: Scribner's, 1940. Oatmeal cloth, brown top page edges. Most of the red in the spine panels rubbed away; page edge yellowed and foxed; a few scattered soil spots in text; bit of darkening to inner hinges with neat rear to rear inner hinge; ink owner name inside front cover; bit of cover soiling; in all just a good, sound jacketless copy. With ink ownership signature of noted Canadian short story writer and novelist Leon Rooke. There were 50K copies of the first printing of Hemingway's famous novel of the Spanish Civil War.

Oxford: Dolphin Book Company, 1959. Tall octavo, blue cloth. pp 440, (4) + frontis. portrait with tissue guard. Spine lightly sunned, tissue guard loose and creased, private ink name at front, else a VG clean, tight and unworn jacketless copy, no text marks. Dr Llubera became Head of the Department of Spanish in 1920 and in 1926, Musgrave Professor of Spanish Language and Literature at Queen's University, Belfast. This festschrift was published on the occasion of this retirement after 40 years' service.Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required.

London: Constable, 1994. pp xviii, 430. Index, notes, photos. Fine copy. Examines the lives of the young English poets Julian Bell and John Cornford who died fighting in Spain.

Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1969. Blue cloth. pp (xxx), (218). Fine copy. Dust jacket has small tear, nick, spine sunning, VG otherwise. Inscribed by editor Ivask. Original poems by others, personal memoirs, and literary criticism, about the great modern poet of Spain, issued to mark his 75th birthday.

New York University Press, 1965. Ted cloth. (xiv), 414, [4]; (x), (415)-884 pp. Volume II has sunning to the pink top page edges, else a fine pair in VG+ jackets. Note: 2.5 kg parcel, extra postage will be required.

London: Chapman & Hall, 1893. Two volumes, red and yellow cloth gilt, dark grey endpapers. xii, 345; (viii), 307 pp. Spines lightly darkened, with moderate wear to spine tips; some soiling and cloth bubbling to the yellow cloth covers; armorial bookplate in each v olume; cracked inner hinges neatly repaired; tanning to page edges; else a very good pair, tight in the bindings. Note: 2 kg parcel, extra postage will be required.

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.

London: Hogarth Press, 1939. Red cloth lettered in yellow. Spine a little sunned with faint sunning to margins of covers; bit of foxing and faint yellowing to free endpapers; page edges yellowed, covers just a mite splayed, text paper lightly toned; about fine otherwise. Thick yellow jacket has nicks and small soil spot to ends of bit darkened spine, bit of foxiing and small soil spots to panels, light foxing to flaps; VG otherwise, flap price intact. SIGNED BY STEPHEN SPENDER. Contributions by Spender, Herbert Read, Rex Warner, Auden, George Barker, Jack Lindsay, Neruda, Day Lewis, MacNeice, and many others. Edition of 1200 copies. Woolmer 460.

London: Latimer House, 1947. Blue cloth. 255 pp + frontispiece portrait (Franco) . Endpaper tanning from binding, light yellowing to page edges, else fine. Dust jacket is a bit used, with rubbing to spine folds, shallow chips and tears to spine tips; long chip and creased tear to top of dust soiled rear panel; good. "Here is a book on Spain written by a trained historian, who served as press attaché at the American Embassy in Madrid from 1942 to 1946. The author is not a propagandist, either Left or Right, seeking to make a case, but an objective investigator bent on establishing facts and evaluating their significance." - jacket. Much on the Spanish Civil War.

London: Faber, 1936. Red cloth. pp (439). Light sunning, shelf rubbing, to spine tips, else a VG+ clean, bright & tight copy, no owner names. Price-clipped jacket has large chip, tears, old tape stains, to rear panel, chips to spine tips, shallow chips, tears to front panel - just fair. The Spanish author's third novel, first one translated into English, a story of the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War. Sender fought with the Republicans, and then settled in the USA.

University of Toronto Press, 1970. Two volumes, octavo, terra cotta cloth. VG+ copies, no owner names nor text marks. Vol. II has some sunning to margins of front panel, jackets are VG+ otherwise. Vol. I deals with high tragedy, Vol. II with low tragedy. 2 kg parcel.