Fiction from Peter and Rachel Reynolds

London: James Nisbet & Co Ltd . 225 + 4 pages + catalogue, blue cloth-covered card boards with embossing and gilt lettering etc to front cover. Undated but probably late 19th century. Scarce apart from modern reprints. The Havergal Society says that Bruey was a real girl, whom Frances Ridley Havergal knew.. Paperback. Good.

London: James Nisbet & Co Ltd, 1897. . 57 pages, a story for children, in four chapters, each having a song with printed music at the end. According to the Havergal Trust, this is autobiographical, with Annie, the main character, being Miss Havergal as a child. Nineteenth Thousand. Scarce in its original Victorian form.. Cloth. Good.… Read more about this item

London: T Woolmer, 1882. . 186 pages, illustrated, gilt illustrated green cloth, gilt edges, slight wear to top and bottom of spine. Beautiful handwritten prize inscription from a "Wesleyan Sabbath School" in 1882, as well as a later owner's signature.. Cloth. Good.

London: Magnet (Methuen), 1989. . 191 pages, moving 1963 Danish novel for older children about a child who escapes from a camp in Greece and walks to Denmark. Slightly browned and foxed.. Paperback. Average.

London: James Nisbet & Co, 1870. . vi + 273 pages, bright brown cloth with gilt and black decoration to spine (Golden Ladder series), internally very foxed. A fictionalised account of a woman's spiritual experience. Victorian.. Cloth. Average.

London: Sunday School Union . 319 pages, light pinkish brown cloth with coloured illustration/decoration. A fictionalised account of a woman's spiritual experience. Victorian.. Cloth. Average.

London: Thomas Nelson and Sons . 208 pages, rather shaken; a couple of colour illustrations present, one of which is loose and tatty. Historical novel based around four young people associated with John Knox, at least in the story. Given as a Sunday School prize in 1906.. Cloth. Average Minus.

London: Groombridge and Sons . 532 pages + catalogue - but lacks title page and pages 1 and 2. Fiction, apparently set in England. Grace Aguilar (1816-1847), a Jewish author, was born in England the daughter of Portuguese refugees.. Cloth. Average.

London: Cassell, Petter, and Galpin . lii + 363 pages, lower half of leather spine detached. Includes annotations at the bottom of each page of the Holy War by Rev Robert Maguire; Life of Bunyan by Rev William Brock; numerous black and white pictures by Henry Courtney Selous and David Henry Friston. Undated.. Half-Leather. Average Minus.

London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge . 125 pages, undated. By the author of "A Plea for the Boys.". Cloth. Good.

London: Ward, Lock & Co . 320 pages, colour frontispiece, no other illustrations. Dust jacket present but incomplete, indicates that this undated early 20th century reprint was in the Prize Library series. Includes 19th century memoir of Bunyan by William Dulcken.. Cloth. Good/Average Minus.

London: Religious Tract Society . 368 pages, foxed, front flyleaf missing; colour frontispiece whose illustration suggests this was an early 20th century reprint (in the series The School Boy's Library) of this Victorian title . Once a well-known work of Christian fiction. The author became tract editor at the Religious Tract Society.. Abridged Edition. Cloth. Average.

London: Inter-Varsity Fellowship, 1974. . 192 pages, fictionalised stories of Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel. Edges foxed.. Second Edition. Paperback. Average.

London: Inter-Varsity Fellowship, 1972. . 143 pages, fictionalised stories of Pharaoh, Nebuchadnezzar, King Saul, and Joseph. Edges foxed, previous owner's name to flyleaf.. Paperback. Good.

London: Children's Special Service Mission, 1949. . 207 pages, edges, endpapers and spine somewhat foxed, spine faded. 8 of the 24 chapters have an illustration by Lewis F Lupton above the title.. Hard Cover. Average. Illus. by Lupton, Lewis F.

London: Religious Tract Society . 279 pages, covers a bit grubbty, undated 12th impression.. Cloth. Average.

London: Richard Edward King . 442 pages, title page missing, paper browned and a bit tatty at front; neatly rebound in a deep red cloth with gilt lettering and bands to spine. A once very popular novel of the growing up, and eventual marriage, of an orphan girl in the Antebellum South in America; first issued in 1859… Read more about this item

London: T Nelson & Sons, 1876. . 144 pages, dark red cloth covers with gilt decoration and lettering, exterior a bit worn and grubby, internally shaken with back internal hinge broken. pages grubby, colourful frontispiece of little Hazel in bright red cloak holding a cat.. Cloth. Average.

London: Standard Library Company . 397 pages, paper browned, fictional letters from Prince Sesostris to his mother, along with a few from Remeses and from Moses to various characters in the story.. Cloth. Average.

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1837. . 14 out of 16 volumes (lacks 13 and 16) of the collected works of Mrs Sherwood, dark green-brown cloth with decorated spines (one detached, one missing) some wear and tear to extremities. Mrs Mary Martha Sherwood (1775-1851) was an influential English writer of fiction who spent 11 years in India with her… Read more about this item