Non-Fiction

Introduction followed by chapters on printing and then the various cities and European regions which gave rise to different designs. A valuable historical resource.

A companion volume to, and continuation of, the authors previous work, Anglo-Saxon Art to A.D. 900. Extensively illustrated.

A detailed study of how artists have looked at the British landscape, from the mid 18th century to the 1980's, showing with the aid of graphs how perceptions have changed over time.

A charming collection, with an introduction by Ruari McLean.

A biography of the renowned Naturalist-Illustrator, published on the bicentenary of his birth.

A comprehensive dictionary of Painters, with a paragraph on each giving a brief biography and overview of their work. 

A wide ranging history of the Isle of Wight, which claimed on publication to be in every way superior to any earlier work.

A beautifully illustrated year at Sotheby's, with articles on the principal sales that took place by various experts. Begins with an entertaining James Bond short story by Ian Fleming, "The Property of a Lady."

The third in the series, a well illustrated local history of the Humberside port and surrounding areas.

A work of local history describing in detail bombing raids on the Humberside port of Grimsby.

After "Munich," the author travelled through Eastern Europe witnessing early struggles to resist the German invasion. 

A very handsome reproduction of Darwin's ground-breaking work.

A practical descriptive guide, in a charming little "ladybird" sized book.

A technical and scientific guide to golf, but with a light hearted touch, which was very popular in its day.

An illustrated history of golf from the late 19th century to the mid 20th, written by a former Scots international player. Scarce volume.

A lavishly illustrated history of over 400 years of golf.

A biography of the great British amateur golfer.

A biography of the British golfer, who won nine major championships from the late 1800's to the early 1900's.