San Francisco: The Book Club of California 1983. Limited Edition of 518 copies
4to, 58, [4] pp, with an original leaf tipped in on page 11, orig. brown paper bds, printed label on spine, plain cream d/wrapper with slight stain to rear, 4-page prospectus laid in loose.
Publication number 175 of The Book Club of California.

London. 1969. Printed for private circulation?
Roy. 8vo, 38, [2] pp, printed paper wrappers, very small faint stain to front cover, inscribed on front free endpaper “With best wishes, Theodore Stephanides. Chelsea 1970”

London : George Allen & Unwin Ltd Ruskin House Museum Street [1955]. First Edition
Small 8vo, 172, [4] pp, publisher’s cloth, dust jacket very slightly frayed at top edge and a little dusty,preserved in a detachable mylar sleeve, Tom Driberg’s copy sent for review ( Publication date “September 8th”) with a typed post-card addressed to Driberg and signed “Yrs Naomi” postmarked “Campbelltown 12 April 1955” laid in loose.

London: Printed for J. Lowndes, 36, Bow Street, Covent-Garden. (1842?). 8vo, title-page, 44, [2]pp, stab-stitched in original printed wrappers, uncut and mostly unopened, wrappers somewhat ragged, the front one with an internal tear not affecting legibility, some dustsoiling at edges, preserved in a cloth folder and 1/4 morocco slip-case.
At the end is added “ Jemmy Green’s Tour, A Comic Song, (Written by D.W.Jerrold,) Sung by Mr. Wilkinson” on 2 pages. The attribution to Macfarren is taken from the microform copy at Cambridge; the suggested date from the BL catalogue.
Reference: COPAC locates BL only

Paris: Au Bureau de l’Abonnement Littéraire... Chez Durand... Chez Bastien... 1778. 12mo, a6, A-K12, L6, xii, 249, [3] pp, cont. mottled calf, sound.
The “Lettre” to which this is an answer seems to have been Antoine François Prost de Royer’s “Lettre à monsieur l’archevêque de Lyon.....” n.p. 1770, [Kress 6749], but we find no record of the present work in either, Kress, Goldsmiths’, BMC or Brunet.

London: Chapman & Hall, 1866. First Edition in book form.
8vo., original scarlet cloth, title blocked in gold on front cover, gilt line at head and foot of spine, t.e. uncut, spine faded otherwise a fine copy. Bookseller’s ticket of Edward Baker of Birmingham.
As with the other two collections of Trollope’s Pall Mall articles, Travelling Sketches was bound up over a period of years. The publisher’s catalogue dated 1. February 1866, bound in the earliest copies, is not included in the present one.
Reference: Sadleir Trollope no23

London: Clive Holloway Books. [1983]. First Edition
Large 4to, 216pp, profusely illustrated throughout the text in colour and black-and-white, original publisher’s cloth, dust wrapper.First Edition
Folio, 160pp, 16 coloured and numerous black-and-white illustrations in the text, original publisher’s cloth, dust wrapper, a fine copy.

London : Printed for Jacob Tonson, within Grays-Inn Gate next Grays-Inn Lane. 1706. First Edition
Small 4to, [-]2, A-I4; [xii], 64pp, (with hf-title) sig. I2 shaved at foot not affecting legibility, browned throughout, modern 1/4 red morocco, marbled bds.
Reference: ESTC T55545

London : Burns, Oates & Co.... 1868. First Edition
Cr. 8vo, [A]8, B-Z8, Aa8, cont. half morocco, marbled bds, t.e.g. others uncut, spine worn.
The author’s first published collection of verse; it includes his best known poem, The Dream of Gerontius”
Reference: Hayward 281