Toronto: The Playwrights Co-op, 1976. Octavo, red cloth. pp 160. Ink owner name at top of title page, else fine.

Vancouver: Alcuin Society, 1966. The title page continues "Oherwise known as 'Morton Price' - Comprising a narrative of the unique adventures of an English Officer and Amateur Thespian in uncivilized lands: including his Travels, Tribulations, and Several Encounters, as originally published in 1861. This edition is illustrated by the line drawings of Sam Black, and is Introduced by Robertson Davies." First published London, 1861, this edition adds the four page Robertson Davies Introduction. Red cloth spine gilt lettered and beige illustrated boards, fore edges rough trimmed. pp (285). Edition of 500 copies, this is # 113, signed by the printers, the binder, and the illustrator. Spine a bit sunned with gilt lettering dulled and lightly rubbed, else a VG clean and unworn copy, lacking the slipcase. 1.2 kg parcel

London: Society for Theatre Research, 1967. Card covers. pp 117 + frontispiece portrait. A VG clean and unworn copy. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

New York: Viking, 1986. Cloth and boards. (xvi), 416 pp + plates. Fine copy. Price-clipped dust jacket has light surface rubbing to rear panel, else fine. Presented as a birthday gift to important Shakespearean actor, director, and film actor JOHN NEVILLE in 1986. The entire front free endpaper is covered with the ink signatures of members of The Young Company of Canadian actors. The Young Company was at Stratford, Ontario, where Neville was Artistic Director 1985-89. Schneider has directed Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Waiting for Godot, The Birthday Party, and much more. Two page Albee preface. In all, a nice theatrical package. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required.

Assen (Netherlands): Van Gorcum, 1963. pp ix, 362. Card covers. Spine land page edges lightly yellowed, soft creases to rear cover and last leaf, a bit musty odour; VG otherwise. The author's doctoral thesis at the Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen. Text is in English. Scarce.

Montréal: L'Oeuvre de presse dominicaine, 1942. 12mo, light green card covers. 62 pp, stapled. Sunning to spine and margins of covers, text paper lightly yellowed, else fine. W.E. Collins's copy with his catalogue card laid in. A play for Boy Scouts, dedicated to la Troup Saint-Alphonse d'Youville de Montréal. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Montréal: Fides, 1945. Card covers. 172 p. Nicks to spine ends, bit of tanning to covers, VG otherwise. W.E. Collins's copy with a few pencil notes and his catalogue card laid in.

Joliette, Québec: Éditions des Paraboliers du Roi, 1945. Light green card covers. 127 pp. Book a little leaned, foxing to fore margin of front cover, else fine. W.E. Collins's copy with his catalogue card laid in.

Coral Gables, FL: University of Miami Press, 1964. Brown cloth. pp (238) + 12 pp sepia plates. Ink owner name, else fine in near fine jacket. The new theatre in late 19th century France.

Toronto: Dent, 1974. Squarish quarto, yellowish cloth. pp (160). B&w photos. A fine, jacketless copy. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required.

Gerrards Cross, Bucks., England: Colin Smythe, 1972. Octavo, blue cloth. pp 279 + frontispiece portrait and plates. Index. Fine, jacketless copy. First published 1913, this is the third edition, revised and enlarged. New Foreword by Roger McHugh. Fourth volume of the Coole Edition,

Detroit: Paul McPharlin, 1931. Oblong 16mo, 11 x 15.5 cm. pp (3)-130. Illustrations and photos. Front cover has a tiny chip and soft crease, very nearly fine otherwise. First issue of this annual which survived into the 1950s. Nice copy of a scarce little book.

Toronto: Simon & Pierre, 1985. Card covers. pp 245 + photos. Very nearly fine.

London: Faber, 1950. Orange cloth. 311 pp + plates; indexed. Minor wear to one corner at head of spine, else a VG clean, tight and unworn jacketless copy, no owner names.

Stratford, Ontario: Stratford Shakespearean Festival, 1956. pp [40], unpaged, stapled in card covers. Many photos, 2 pp colour illustration. Front cover has an ink name at top and a half inch tear to fore edge; creases and light rubbing to spine; VG otherwise. Henry V, with Christopher Plummer, Donald Davis, Gratien Gelinas, William Hutt, William Shatner, many others. Merry Wives of Windsor, with a number of the same. Boyd Neel, Nat Hentoff, Ernest MacMillian, others contribute articles on music.

Stratford, Ontario: Stratford Shakespearean Festival, 1954. pp 24, stapled in card covers. Many photos. Small rubbed spots to front cover, bit of rubbing to spine fold, VG otherwise. Laid in are three mimeographed sheets of maps and information about accomodations. Measure for Measure, The Taming of the Shrew, and Oedipus Rex. Cast included James Mason, Frances Hyland, Douglas Campbell, Mavor Moore, Donald Harron, Robert Christie, William Hutt, Donald Davis, Bruno Gerussi, William Shatner, and many others.

No place: No publisher, c1904. Blue cloth gilt. pp 217 + numerous photos front, rear, and mid text. Mild rubbing to spine ends; front inner hinge neatly repaired with clean archival paper tape; gilt on front cover partially oxidized; a VG clean and unworn copy otherwise.

London: Heinemann, 1966. Black cloth. pp (12), 308 + plates. Fine in fine jacket.

Guelph Ontario: University of Guelph Library, 1990. Card covers. [4], (vi), 191 pp, indexed. Sticker stain on front cover, else fine, no owner names. #185 of an edition of 300 copies.

Stratford, Ontario: Stratford Shakespearean Festival, 1955. pp [48], unpaged, stapled in card covers. Many photos, 2 pp colour illustration. Slight spine rubbing, else fine. Julius Caesar, the Merchant of Venice, King Oedipus. The company included Lorne Greene, William Hutt, Robert Christie, Donald Davis, Donald Harron, and many others. Cover design by Eric Aldwinckle.