First collected edition, featuring Adam of Bremen's chronicle of peoples from the Old North and the earliest known mention of the Vikings' discovery of North America, one of three key works in the history of Hamburg within a larger sammelband of six works total.

Stunning limited first edition portfolio of large plates hand-colored in pochoir, one of only 500 numbered copies, issued triumphantly at the end of World War I.

Limited first edition of this idiosyncratic collection of re-designed chapbooks, based upon the collection of chapbook-collector Joseph Crawhall – his own copy, inscribed to him by the publisher.

First edition of this documentary history of the Vikings' artistic and cultural influence on England.

Spectacular four-volume set, a revision and expansion of the original 1909 edition, introducing for the first time a chapter addressing American fashions and adding additional illustrations.

First edition in modern English of the complete ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE, a key historical document of the Early Medieval era composed during the reign of Alfred the Great.

First edition of His Hawaiian Majesty Kalākaua's record of the myths, religion, and culture of his people, including the famous fifteenth-century story of the surf-riding princess Kelea.

A history of Oxford University by the academic and folklorist.

First printing of this beautifully illustrated history of the Blackfeet people, as told by the Montanan ethnographer and Native ally.

Victorian edition of this important survey of Norse literature and history – with a fore-edge painting of a Viking ship, a color frontispiece of Yggdrasil, and an excerpt from the PROSE EDDA.

First edition of this influential critique of British colonialism by "the most important Black intellectual in Trinidad during his lifetime" (Cedric J. Robinson).

Early edition of a novelization of the life of Harald I Harfagre, first king of Norway, in a terrific pictorial cloth publisher's binding.