Plays of Near and Far, 1922. First Limited Edition.

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A lovely copy of this collection of early Fantastic plays.  Yellow cloth with gilt lettering, marbled endpapers, Limited to 500 copies only.  Published by Putnam's London, 1922.

This moving novel tells the story of a brave man who joins the guerrilla warriors to fight invaders of his homeland.  Published during World War II, the dust wrapper features an advertisement for the BBC radio broadcast from London, describing its importance in providing crucial and factual information on the war and talks from the leaders of Britain's allies. In Fine Condition, clean and bright.  William Heinemann Ltd. London, 1944.

S. H. Sime (illustrator). Hard cover. Published Boston: Luce, no date, (circa 1916). Small 8vo., 194pp., illustrated with 9 plates by S. H. Sime. 1/4 black cloth and paper covered boards with gilt titles. Some fade to the publisher lettering and light wear to boards.

A fantastic collection of early plays, in near fine condition, uncommon in this shape.

  London: Putnam, 1925. First British edition, 2nd printing. Sm 8vo. 147 pp. Blue cloth with gilt lettering to spine and front panel.  Near fine with just a touch of wear.  A lovely copy of this collection of Fantastical plays.    Nicely printed at the Chiswick Press.  Contains Alexander, The Old King's Tale, The Evil Kettle, and The Amusements of Khan Kharuda.

 An illustrated Irish Miscellany: originally a literary periodical that ran from 1906-1907. 

Contains the first publication of the Lord Dunsany story “The Whirlpool.” 

Edited by J.M Hone, and with contributions by Lord Dunsany. Synge, and others.

Featuring marvelous woodcuts and pen and ink illustrations.

 An illustrated Irish Miscellany: originally a literary periodical that ran from 1906-1907. 

Contains the first publication of the Lord Dunsany story  "Sardathrion.“

Edited by J.M Hone, and with contributions by Lord Dunsany. Synge, and others.

Featuring marvelous woodcuts and pen and ink illustrations.

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