Search Results: Titles starting with B from Chris Martin Modern First Editions

The Review 1971 (1st UK). 1st Edition . Soft cover. Fine. First edition, first impression. Signed by the author to the first page. Published as a supplement to the 25th issue of The Review (a bi-monthly magazine of poetry and criticism). Collection of fifteen short poems. Fine in card wraps as issued

Cheerio 2022 (1st UK). 1st Edition . Hardcover. New. First edition, first impression, signed by Birch to the title page. James Birch is an English art dealer, curator and gallery owner. He is best known for his innovative championing of British art, in particular for exhibiting Francis Bacon in Moscow, in the then USSR. Mint in a Mint d/w. Very well received, it received positive reviews in The Times, The Guardian, The Art Newspaper, The Spectator, and was The Observer's book of the week, Hatchards' February non-fiction book of the month, and The Guardian's audio book of the week.

Egmont 2003 ( UK). Limited. . Hardcover. Fine. Nicely produced book with leather spine and an ornate cover with cut window to illustration on front endpaper. Colour illustrations by Brett Helquist. Fine (no d/w as issued)

Egmont 2001 (1st UK). Hardcover. Fine. The first volume in the 'Unfortunate Events Series'. Full numner line 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. Mint in lam. bds. as issued

Macdonald 1991 (1st UK). 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine. First edition of the author's first book. A violent tale set in Central and South America, New Orleans, guerrilla strongholds and bayou swamps. Bases for the film of the same name starring Dennis Hopper and Michael Massee, for which Willocks also wrote the screenplay. Fine in a Fine d/w

Corgi 2001 (1st UK) 0. Soft cover. Fine. 1st paperback, signed by the author, "Best wishes, Anne Fine". Fine.

Steidl 2017 (1st UK). 1st Edition . Hardcover. New. Signed by David Bailey to the half title page. A fine, unread copy of a first edition, first impression large format deluxe binding hardback. This book is David Bailey's portrayal of the landscapes and personalities of the mystical and densely forested Naga Hills, part of the complex mountain barrier between India and Myanmar. Mint condition.

No Binding. As New. Fotherby. Leslie. An original painting in coloured chalks 12 by 9 inches, signed. Highly rated artist continually exhibited by the Chris Beetles Gallery in London

Viking 1992 (1st UK). 1st Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine. Child's name on f.f.e. o/w a lovely copy with Janet Ahlberg's illustrations. Near Fine in a Fine d/w.

Headline 2006 (1st UK). 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine. First edition, first impression. Fine in a Fine d/w.

Secker and Warburg 1997 (1st UK) 0. Soft cover. Near Fine. Signed by the author to the title page. First edition, first impression. Paperback original and his first book. Fine in wraps as published.

Cape 2002 (1st UK). 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine. Mint in an unclipped Mint d/w.

Macdonald 1987 (1st UK). 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine. Described as a modern day 'Lolita'. Fine in a Fine d/w.

Hutchinson 1994 (1st UK). First Edition . Hardcover. Fine. The seventh book of the Redwall series. Fine in a Fine d/w. d/w.

Hutchinson 1994 (1st UK). First Edition . Hardcover. Fine. The seventh book of the Redwall series. Sl foxing to top edge otherwise Fine in a Fine d/w.

Eyre Methuen 1974 (1st UK). 1st Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine. Price-clipped o/w Near Fine in a Near Fine d/w.

John Murray 1998 (1st UK). Hardcover. Fine. First edition, first impression. Fine in a Fine d/w.

Harcourt and Brace 1942 (1st US) 0. Hardcover. Near Fine. A collection of poems selected by Thomas Moult. Poets include John Masefield, Walter De La Mere, Babette Deutsch, V. Sackville-West, Oliver St. John Gogarty, Loren Eiseley, Roy Fuller, Conrad Aiken and many more Near Fine in a Very Good + d/w.

Small Maynard and Company 1925 (1st US) 0. Hardcover. Fine. Wonderful condition. Charles Erskine Scott Wood's copy. He is best known as the author of the 1927 satirical bestseller, Heavenly Discourse. His wife Sarah Bard Field has a poem in this book. Also contains poems by Vita Sackville West and Graham Greene. Fine.

Cape 1926 (1st UK) 0. Hardcover. Near Fine. Contributor Sara Bard Field's copy with her library label on the f.f.e. The label states, "From the libraries of Sara Bard Field and Charles Erskine Scott Wood'. She contributes the poem, 'To a Young Son'. Her second husband, Erskine Scott Wood was an author who was unflagging in his opposition to state power. He advocated such causes as civil liberties for anti-war protesters, birth control, and anti-imperialism. In 1927, he wrote in Heavenly Discourse that the "city of George Washington is blossoming into quite a nice little seat of empire and centralized bureaucracy. The people have a passion to 'let Uncle Sam do it.' The federal courts are police courts. An entire system with an army of officials has risen on the income tax; another on prohibition. The freedom of the common man, more vital to progress than income or alcohol, has vanished." Sara Bard Field (September 1, 1882 - June 15, 1974) was an American poet, suffragist, Georgist, and Christian… Read More