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London: Macmillan and Co., Limited, 1924.. First British edition. 8vo. vi, 408 pp. Publisher's blue cloth, gilt lettered to the spine. A little light rubbing, very good.

London: Macmillan and Co., 1913.. First edition thus. 8vo. xii, 82, (2) pp. Publisher's blur cloth with gilt lettering and decoration on a design by T. Sturge Moore to the spine and upper cover, top edge gilt, contemporary gift inscription to the front free endpaper. 8 colour plates. Some discolouration and wear to the covers, one plate with tissue repaired tears with no loss.

Tokyo: Match and Company Co. Ltd., 2014.. Limited edition, one of 700 copies signed by Takimoto on the title page. Small 4to. (24) pp. Publisher's string bound purple card covers, purple lettered to the upper cover. Colour photographic illustrations. An excellent copy.

London: Edward Moxon, 1846.. Small 8vo, xii, 276 pp. Publisher's four page advertisements bound in at the front. Original gilt titled green cloth, some light marks, very good.

1906.. First edition. 8vo. x, 303, (5) pp. Publisher's green cloth, gilt lettered to the spine and upper board, inscribed on the front free endpaper "With the author's love Dec 5, 1906". Frontispiece and 9 plates, all portraits. Very good.

[N.p.], 2011.. Limited edition, one 150 copies. Large 8vo. (64) pp. Publisher's illustrated card covers. Black and white photographic illustrations throughout. Very good.

Aldershot: Gale & Polden, Ltd., 1938.. Fifth edition. 8vo. xii, 168 pp. Original buff card covers, the regimental colours printed to the upper left corner of the upper cover, the regimental crest embossed in blue adjacent, the number "77" has sometime been handwritten on the upper cover and the half title which also features another manuscript note. 10 plates. Some wear to the covers especially where they extend beyond the edges of the text block, otherwise a decent copy.

New York: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1922.. First edition, 8vo, (x), 375, (1) pp. Colour frontispiece and 3 black and white plates, presentation inscription from the Author on the fly leaf. Original brown cloth, a little rubbed.

London: Saml. Harris & Co., 1878.. Fourth edition thus. 8vo. viii, 401, (1) pp. Publisher's gilt lettered and black ruled green cloth. Frontispiece. Some spotting, a neatly repaired tear to the final leaf of text, the binding in very good, bright condition.

Firenze: Fratelli Alinari, 2002.. First edition. 4to. 107, (5) pp. Publisher's grey cloth, brown lettering to the spine and upper cover, dust jacket. Black and white photographic illustrations throughout. Very small tear without loss to the upper panel of the jacket with a small indentation to the board underneath, very good.

Oxford: Basil Blackwell, Publisher to the Shakespeare Head Press of Stratford-upon-Avon, 1923.. Limited edition, no. 345 of 394 copies, 4to, xxxii, (viii), 152, (2) pp. Prospectus and order form for the Shakespeare Head publication of Ovid loosely inserted. Unopened in the original cloth backed boards, paper labels on spine and upper cover, the former with some loss, lower corners bumped. A finely printed edition of this little known work, of which only one copy survives, coming to light only in 1905. Franklin p233.

Oxford: Henry W. Taunt; London: Simpkin, Marshall and Co., [1882].. Fourth pocket edition. Oblong 12mo. (xvi), 130 pp, all after p.75 advertisements which also extend across the pastedowns and endpapers. Publisher's blindstamped green cloth, gilt lettered to the upper board. Folding map of the course of the river plus 30 maps of individual sections. Small stain confined to lower margin of one map, some mild rubbing to the extremities, very good.

(Eastbourne): Bread and Butter Press, (2010).. First edition, large 8vo, 93, (3) pp. Numerous coloured illustrations. Pictorial paperback, a fine copy.

London: The Folio Society, 1998.. First editions thus. Five volumes. 8vo. Publisher's black cloth decorated in red and lettered in gilt, red and black slipcase with gilt lettering to the sides. Black and white illustrations. Very good.

London: Peter Davies, (1949).. Third printing (one month after the first), 8vo, 252, (2) pp. Cloth, d.w. rubbed with some loss to the top of the spine.

Banham, Norwich: Bluntisham Books and the Erskine Press, 1996.. Large 8vo. (ii), iv, (xii), 464 pp. Publisher's dark blue cloth gilt lettered to the spine, white lettered with a vignette of a penguin to the front cover. Frontispiece, 67 plates (some two to a page), numerous illustrations in the text and several maps including a large folding one to the rear, all as per the original edition. Very good. First published in 1916.

London: Printed at Dublin by John Crook... And Reprinted at London for Tho. Johnson, 1664.. Small 4to, (xvi), 144, 143-173, (1) pp, with some mispagination. Some light marginal browning, title bifolium slightly loose and repaired, paste downs unstuck from the boards, piece lacking from the rear one. Contemporary sheep with blind stamped rules, some mostly light wear, later manuscript spine label mostly lacking. Wing T320. A reissue of the Dublin edition with a cancel title page, this copy being the issue with "Connor" not "Connough", seemingly much the scarcer; ESTC listing six copies in this country and four elsewhere.

London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co, 1864.. First edition, 8vo, ix, (1), 282 pp. Woodcut illustrations in the text. Contemporary gilt titled blind stamped green cloth, a little rubbed. A popular scientific lecturer, Taylor founded the Norwich Geological Survey the same year as this book, his first, was published.

London: Printed by R.N. [Roger Norton] for Luke Meredith, 1694.. Eighth edition, folio, (viii), li, (xi), xxviii, vi, (ii), 432, (16), xiv, 162, 169-188 pp. Frontispiece, engraved title and 9 (of 20) plates - including one double page, plus 98 engravings in the text, small piece torn from the outer margin of leaf QQ4, marbled endpapers, armorial bookplate. 19th century blue blind stamped calf, gilt rules and bands to spine, red morocco label, some light wear. Wing T288A.

London: Printed for C. and F. Rivington [et al], 1828.. Two volumes bound in one, 8vo, x, 313, (5); vii, (i), 259, (5) pp. Leaf containing a hand-written quote from John Locke's "Essay Concerning Human Understanding" bound in after the title of the first volume, inscription to front blank in the same hand, light foxing to early leaves. Contemporary calf, gilt banded spine, maroon label, some light rubbing and scuffing.