Rodney Stone (~1917)
Rodney Stone by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is a captivating historical novel that transports readers to the colourful and exhilarating world of 18th-century England.
£18.00
Saddled with Murder (1953)
This is a 2nd impression copy published by Herbert Jenkins in 1953.
£19.00
Major Monk's Motto (1887)
This is a very rare copy published by Cassell in 1887.
£75.00
The Terror of St Trinians (1952)
The Terror of St. Trinian's is a satirical masterpiece that brings to life the outlandish world of St. Trinian's, a fictional girls' boarding school like no other.
£35.00
The Adventures of Bill Holmes (1950)
This is a first edition copy published by the OUP in 1950.
£10.00
Enter the Saint (1948)
Enter the Saint by Leslie Charteris introduces readers to the charismatic and daring Simon Templar, known as the Saint.
£17.00
Tales From Shakespeare (undated)
Tales from Shakespeare is a timeless English children's book penned by the talented siblings Charles and Mary Lamb
£10.00
The Wooden Horse (1950)
The Wooden Horse by Eric Williams is an enthralling World War II memoir that chronicles one of the most ingenious prisoner-of-war escapes of the era.
£10.00
Priorsford (undated)
Priorsford by O. Douglas is a charming and heartwarming sequel that reunites readers with the beloved characters from "Penny Plain."
£10.00
Murder in Vienna (1956)
Murder in Vienna by E.C.R. Lorac is a compelling mystery novel that transports readers to the enchanting and historically rich backdrop of post-World War II Vienna.
£125.00
Unhappy Rendezvous (1950)
This is a first UK edition published by Hammond, Hammond & Co. in 1950.
£10.00
Great True Crime Stories, Volume One—Men (1958)
This is the new edition published by Arco Publications in 1958.
£16.00
Fifty Amazing Hairbreadth Escapes (undated)
Fifty Amazing Hairbreadth Escapes is a captivating anthology that beckons readers into a world of daring adventures and narrow escapes.
£10.00
The Southerner (1958)
This copy is the first UK edition published by Andre Deutsch in 1958.
£12.00
Rain on the Wind (1952)
Rain on the Wind by Walter Macken is a touching tale of young Mico's journey from boyhood to manhood, set against the picturesque backdrop of the Connemara coast in Ireland.
£10.00