Early 1940's paperback, published by The Queensway Press, as part of their New Chevron Series. An acceptable copy with a well bound text and no inscription but all pages have tanning on margins, there is a rolled corner and a small ink doodle on the title page. The covers have some ink doodles, a transparent glue stain , wear on edges and a little damage at the head and foot of the spine. No more than a good reader's copy of quite a rare wartime paperback.

Wartime edition in paperback, published by the Readers' Library Publishing Company Ltd, London. Bright, well bound text with no inscription but all pages are tanned on edges and corners are slightly rolled. The covers have slight wear at the head and foot of the spine and some blemishes on the back cover, but the book still presents well.

Pre-World War I boys stories in paperback form published by the Oxford University Press in 1940.  Full of beautiful line drawings, well bound and written by Herbert Strang. Some ink patterns on the back cover and a little wear on edges. A good example of early twentieth century writing for boys. 

1958 edition in paperback, published by Ward, Lock & Co Ltd, London. Bright, well bound text with a neat inscription on the inside front cover. The covers have slight wear on spine edges but still present very well. Quite a rare paperback.

1920's mass market paperback, well bound with no inscription but all pages are tanned. The covers have little wear but have a lot of dust grime. Magnificent coloured Oxo advertisement on the back cover.

Late 1920's 6d paperback published by George Newnes Ltd, London. Really good example of a mass market romance. Well bound with no inscription but all pages are tanned. A little wear at the base of the spine but otherwise the covers are in very good condition. Magnificent coloured Oxo advertisement on the back cover. Splendid example of a 1920's paperback.

Late 1920's 6d paperback, published by George Newnes Ltd. No inscription but closed slit at the base of the spine and tanning on all pages. Still a very presentable example of a 1920's mass market publication. 

1934 edition in paperback, published byPickering & Inglis Ltd, London. Prophetic view by Dr L Sale-Harrison of the future of Russia and Germany. Clean, bright, tightlybound text with no inscription. Light foxing on page ends and on one page. The covers are in very good condition with no wear. An impressive paperback.

1942 edition in paperback by A D Divine, published by W M Collins Sons & Co Ltd, London, as part of their Collins Mystery Novels series. Well bound text with no inscription but all pages are tanned. The covers are grubby but with very little wear. No more than a reader's copy of quite a rare paperback.

Late 1940's paperback published by Mellifont Press. Slight damage on bottom left corner of front cover and small crease mark on bottom right hand corner. Otherwise in very good condition

Well worn example of an early 1920's large format paperback. Spine has been taped, two inch split at base of spine, well read, some browning. Contains postcard for "John Noble's Ten Week Club" an early form of mail-order. Entrancing period front cover, fascinating advertisements on inside front cover and both sides of the back cover. 

Rare early 1920's large format paperback. Insertion on title page, two pages having slight fire damage, one page marked with small glue stain, wear on the front cover, damage at the top and bottom of the spine, half inch split on back cover, a well used copy. Attractive front cover, fascinating shampoo advertisement on inside back cover, an unusual and rare survivor of early cheap literarature produced for a mass market.

1955 reprint of Stanley Matthews auto-biography published by Corgi Books. Four pages of back to back black and white photographs. Spine has slight wear at edges and a three quarter inch split at the top. Text is unmarked but has slight browning.

The 1958 Grand Prix champion describes his quest for the championship . Published in 1959 by William Kimber. Some wear on the spine, small split at the bottom of the spine, slight fold on front cover, inside  text is complete  but significant browning. Two pages of back to back black and white photographs.

Published by Watmoughs Publications. Circa early 1950's. In Good condition.

Panther Book published by Hamilton & Co. Badly damaged spine and back cover. Circa 1957. In Poor condition.

Twenty favourite card games. Published by Foulsham & Co. Circa late 1930's. Some foxing on the first page otherwise in Good condition. Dust wallet in Good condition.

Published by Collingridge circa 1947. Very slight wear on the top and bottom of the spine. Foxing on the outer edges.In Good condition.

Published in 1940 by the Phoenix Press.Damage at the base of the spine and some wear around the edge of the front cover. In Poor condition.

Reprint May 1953. Published byThe Raleigh Press. In Very Good condition.

A Digit published in 1960. Slight wear at the top of the spine. In  Good condition.

Published in July 1953 by Curtis Warren Ltd. Damage at the top of the spine, wear at the base of the spine, some wear on the outside edge of the front cover. In Poor condition.

Reprint 1946. Published by Collins.Wear at the foot of the spine. In Good condition.

Published by Alexander Moring. Probably 1959 In Good condition.

 1946 Reprint. Published by Collins in Ceylon. Small split on front cover. Good condition.