![Item #255 [Allingham, William] Day and Night Songs. William Allingham](/pictures/thumb/255.jpg?v=1557340493)
London: G. Philip & Sons, 1884. First edition thus. Blue cloth with superb sunrise design and lettering in gold on cover, gilt spine and rear design emblem. Head and tailpieces, initials throughout. Covers sl. wear, else very good. Scarce. (Item #255)
![Item #258 [Allingham, William] The Ballad Book. William Allingham](/pictures/thumb/258.jpg?v=1629299343)
London: Macmillan and Co., 1864. 12mo. Red calf. Engraved title page illustration by J.H. Paton. 393pp. AEG. Some wear to binding, else very good. Scarce. (Item #258)
![Item #454 [Millais, J.E] The Parables of our Lord. Thomas Guthrie](/pictures/thumb/454.jpg?v=1557340557)
London: Alexander Strahan, 1866. Original publisher's brown gilt cloth with designs on cover and spine. Full page frontispiece woodcut illustration by J.E. Millais. Covers show wear, esp on edges ad extr. of boards and spine. Both hinges are intact, one stain latter page. (Item #454)
![Item #308 [Millais, Hunt, Tenniel, Walker, etc.] Good Words for 1862. Norman MacLeod](/pictures/thumb/308.jpg?v=1629299344)
London: Alexander Strahan and Co., 1862. First edition. 4to. Original publishers cloth, heavily blind-stamped with gilt lettering on cover and spine. Seminal periodical with prose and poetry by all the major authors of the period, as well as hundreds of plates by such luminary artists as: J.E. Millais, William Holman..... (Item #308)
![Item #360 [Millais, Tenniel and others] Good Words for 1864. Norman MacLeod](/pictures/thumb/360.jpg?v=1629299344)
London: Publishing Office, 1864. First edition. Thick 4to. 974 pages. Contemporary quarter blue cloth, marroon label on spine. Full-page woodcut illustrations by J.E. Millais, Arthur Hughes, John Tenniel, Frederick Walker and many others. Seminal early periodical featuring pre-raphaeilite and victorian illustrators, authors, poets. Spine sl. split at top, corners rubbed..... (Item #360)
![Item #140 [Millais, J.E.] Millais's Illustrations. A Collection of Drawings on Wood. J. E. Millais](/pictures/thumb/140.jpg?v=1647295356)
London: Alexander Strahan, 1866. First edition. Folio size. Dark green sand-grain gilt cloth, beveled boards. 80 exquisite wood engraved illustrations by Millais. All edges gilt. Covers somewhat rubbed, some wear to covers, rear hinge loosening, else very good copy, clean and bright internally. (Item #140)
![Item #299 [Morris, William] The Life and Death of Jason. William Morris](/pictures/thumb/299.jpg?v=1629299343)
Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1867. First American edition. 8vo. Original red-brown cloth, gilt spine, red-brown endpapers. 4pp. Robert Brothers ads at front. Near fine. (Item #299)
![Item #533 [Morris, William] True and False Society. William Morris](/pictures/thumb/533.jpg?v=1557340578)
London: Socialist League Office, 1888. First edition. Printed wrappers with Social League woodcut drawing on cover. 22pp. No. 6 in the series. Browning, soiled and slightly dis-bound. (Item #533)
![Item #415 [Morris, Rossetti, etc.] Living English Poets. Christina etc Rossetti](/pictures/thumb/415_1.jpg?v=1629299345)
London: Kegan, Paul, Trench & Trubner, 1893. First thus. Gilt beveled red-brown cloth. New edition with added poems. Contains poetry by William Morris, Christina Rossetti, Swinburne and many other contemporary poets. 285pp. Printed on fine laid paper. Some wear to covers, near fine internally. (Item #415)
![Item #398 [Rossetti, Dante Gabriel] Pictures and Poems. Dante Gabriel Rossetti](/pictures/thumb/398_1.jpg?v=1647295357)
New York: R. H. Russell, 1902. First edition thus. Folio. Original red-brown buckram with elaborate gilt-embossed cover design consisting of strap-work floral pattern, 'RR' stamped in gold on back cover. This is the second appearance of this format (1899(, but the first with this more elaborate cover design. 14 exquisite..... (Item #398)
![Item #545 [Burne-Jones, D.G. Rossetti, etc.] The Art of England. John Ruskin](/pictures/thumb/545.jpg?v=1629299346)
Sunnyside, Orpington and Kent: George Allen, 1887. Second edition. Three-quarter calf, blue cloth. 292pp, AEG. Lectures on Rossetti, Burne-Jones, Hunt, etc. Binding cracked and worn, internally very good. (Item #545)
Boston: J. E. Titon and Company, 1872. First thus. 12mo. Publisher's fine ribbed green cloth with gilt and black-stamped design on cover. Finely illustrated with superb wood-engravings by Hammatt Billings. Fine copy. Hamilton p.77, Item 431a. (Item #901)
![Item #955 [Illumination] The Art of Illuminating. As Practiced in Europe from the Earliest Times....](/pictures/thumb/955.jpg?v=1557340672)
London: Day and Son, 1869. First edition. Thick quarto. Original lavishly gilt and interwoven brown cloth both covers and spine, bevelled boards. Chromolithographed title and half-title, 100 chromolithographed plates printed on thick card paper each with tissue guard providing a thorough overview of the art of illumination from the 6th-16th..... (Item #955)
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