Macintosh, Printer, Great New Street, London, c.1855. An attractively illustrated 4 page leaflet, with the first page consisting entirely of woodcut scenes, showing authorities firing cannon at a barricade of protesters, one of whom is seen falling backwards as if shot, whilst holding a flag inscribed "liberty". The middle pair..... More
![Early Policing] Hemyock, Devon. Court Summons, 1759. Richard Clarke and Joan Ackland. Manuscript...](/pictures/thumb/304669.jpg?v=1558714847)
1759. There are some notes and calculations in ink to the reverse of the document. See picture for details, and overall condition. A fascinating relic of the era prior to modern policing. Size: 4.5 x 8 inches. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Antiquarian & Rare; Ephemera; New Arrivals; Collectables. Inventory No..... More
Manchester: Our Dogs Publishing, 1949. Softcover. 8 issues of this very uncommon vintage dog journal. Each is around 32 pages, with breeder adverts, show results, product adverts, and illustrations. On very browned and brittle paper, with some pages and covers detached. However, these are incredibly rare survivors and condition is..... More
Montreal: The Standard, 1945. First Edition. An original newspaper, published in Montreal in 1945, featuring 24 comic strips by key golden age artists. There is a tiny loss about 1-2 inch square to the Superman page 9see picture), but otherwise a clean and tidy example. Quite uncommon. 20 pages. Item..... More
London: Artangel, 2007. First Edition. An original unplayed ten inch pink vinyl record, with an unread 56 page booklet by Ruth Ewan. All in the original printed sleeve and plastic cover. The publisher's press release, which is included, states that the vinyl record is a limited edition (this no 188..... More
