'That Winter' by Merle Miller (1948)
'With My Little Eye' by Roy Fuller (1948)
'The Inconstant Moon' by Noel Langley (1949)
'Dear Life' by H. E. Bates (1950)
'The Inconstant Moon' by Noel Langley (1949)
'Dear Life' by H. E. Bates (1950)
'Adam and Eve in America' by Luigi Olivero (1951)
'The Plays of Sheridan' (1951)
'Billy Budd & Other Stories' by Herman Melville (1951)
'Number 9' A P Herbert (1951)
'An Evening At The Larches' Harry Hearson & J. C. Trewin (1951)
'The Way to Glory' by j d scott (1952)
'London So Help Me!' by Winifred Ellis (1952)
'Charley Moon' by Reginald Arkell (1953)
'Jorkens Borrows Another Whiskey' by Lord Dunsany (1954)
'Jumping Joan & Other Stories' by C.H.B. Kitchin (1954)
'Anglo Saxon Attitudes' by Angus Wilson (1956)
'La Signora Della Torre' John Symonds (1957)
'My Uncle Harry' by Geoffrey Willans (1957)
'Lady L' by Romain Gary (1973)
(Photographed from the original artwork)
'Le Palais d'hiver' by Roger Grenier (1973)
'The Bostonians' by Henry James (1973)
'Three Men In A Boat' Jerome K Jerome (1981 edition)
'A Wolf in Frog's Clothing, The Best of Alphonse Allais' (1989)












































4 comments:
Well, you're really doing your homework, Matt. These covers are, for the most part, very obscure, and I've seen only a handful of them after decades of haunting used bookstores. I wonder what Henry James would have made of this edition of The Bostonians? Did you have help from the Searles in putting this rare group together?
Yes, I found Jumping Joan and the Gay Twenties in the Searles' personal collection. Welcome Honourable Visitors was a find in Wendy Coates-Smith's library. The rest are for the most part Ebay finds.
A tremendous post.
GREAT collection!
I'm super jealous.
I have his SOMETHING IN THE CELLAR book,
SQUARE EGG and SCROOGE.
But not as nice as your bunch!
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