Signed limited edition, one of 550 numbered copies signed by Woolf in her characteristic purple ink.

First edition of the last of Virginia Woolf's novels published in her lifetime, glimpses into the lives of a single family over a span of fifty years — a stunning copy.

First edition, advance review copy, of the only collection of Woolf's short stories published in her lifetime, an early book published by her own Hogarth Press.

First edition this epochal work, described by Noah Webster as having accomplished "in philology, the effect which Newton's discoveries had in mathematics" (quoted in PMM).

US first printing, signed edition specially bound by the publisher, of the 4th novel from the Saxon Stories, now better known as the Last Kingdom series after the television adaptation of the same name.

Signed first US edition of the 10th novel from the acclaimed Saxon Stories, now better known as the Last Kingdom series after the television adaptation of the same name.

Early printing of the first American edition of this selection of Woolf's short fiction.

Scarce presentation copy of the first edition, subscribers' issue, of the lore, language and song of the Isle of Wight.

Presentation copy "from the author" of the second edition of this guide to the distinctive dialect of Sussex, from the library of a noted Sussex horticulturalist.

Scarce first edition of this etymological textbook of English affixes.

First trade edition of this captivating slang dictionary of the late Victorian era, revised from the limited subscribers' edition in 1889.

Second enlarged edition of this dialect and glossary of the Deanery of Craven, by a native of that region and champion of its linguistic features.

Handsome later edition of this fascinating historical reference.