An excellent copy of the first Manifesto of Surrealism issued by the Apollinairean Surrealists in 1924 and preceding Breton's 'Manifeste de Surréalisme' by two weeks.

A very fine example, never folded, of this scarce, iconoclastic and blasphemous dada manifesto, an excellent specimen of dada typography.

Gaston Ferdiére's presentation copy of the scarce catalogue for the ambitious and highly influential International Surrealist Exhibition held in London in 1936 signed by a number of the participants.

An excellent copy of the scarce catalogue of the exhibition of bindings by Paul Bonet together with the original invitation to the exhibition.

A very fine copy of Iliazd's typographic masterpiece of visual, phonetic and sound poetry, preserved, as intended, unbound.

A very fine copy of the printed version of Dubuffet's speech - a powerful articulation of Art Brut - written for the exhibition 'Cinq Petits Inventeurs de la Peinture' in 1951.

An exceptional copy of Decker’s very rare suite of engravings – here in-plano and with exceptional additional colouring and highlighting in gilt by hand – illustrating the battles of the War of the Spanish Succession.

Schmied's first major book: de Vigny's 'Daphné' with three signed leaves of original painted work by Schmied for the book.

A signed Charles H.

The first edition, first issue, completely unsophisticated, of Thomas Hardy's tragic novel of love, redemption and loss.

Robert Hall's copy - with his bookplate depicting his library with this copy displayed to show the frontispiece and opening page of text - of William Morris' fantasy novel 'The Wood Beyond the World'.

A fine copy of the Kelmscott edition of Caxton's translation, the first book from the press printed in Chaucer type.

The Kelmscott edition of the poetic work of Shakespeare in a charming binding by Hatchards of Piccadilly.

A very good copy, partially unopened, of 'Syr Ysambrace'.

A complete run of one of France's most famous art periodicals 'Verve.

A presentation copy of the very scarce 'SaLoN DAda' with the rare invitation to the highly controversial 'Soirée dada'.

A fine example of the first illustrated book issued by the Kelmscott Press, William Morris' 'A Dream of John Ball'.

Man Ray's 'Electricité', an excellent, unsophisticated copy, with the original compliment slip.

A very rare presentation copy of Karel Appel and Hugo Claus' photocopy artist book with the illustration with additional colour by Appel by hand.

Chillida's collaboration with Frénaud in a binding by Devauchelle.