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

Boston: Little, Brown, 1963. Yellow cloth. Small name label to lower inner corner of front pastedown, else fine, the green topstain fresh, no previous owner marks. Jacket has a two inch closed tear to foot of very lightly tanned white spine; faint dust soiling to rear panel; VG otherwise, no chips, front panel bright, flap price (5.75) intact. A noted novel of King Arthur and the search for the Holy Grail, set in 12th century Wales.

London: Deutsch, 1960. Advance uncorrected proof in light blue non-pictorial paper covers. [4], 192, [4] pp. With eleven woodcut illustrations in text (plus map front and rear?) by C.F. Tunnicliffe. Spine lightly sunned, with title hand lettered on spine (which also has the printed title and publisher); light sunning to inner margin of rear cover; minor foxing to page edges; else fine, no owner names. A book about the island of Skokholm off the Pembrokeshire coast (Wales) where the author lived for 13 years. Natural history, bird life. ; Octavo

Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1955. Octavo pp 27, sewn, in lightly worn, oversized paper covers, small spot on back. VG+ copy, no owner names. The Taylorian Lecture 1955. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced, depending upon your location.

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.