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Pscyhe / - door Louis Couperus. -
The whispering winds and the tales that they told / - by Mary H. Debenham; with twenty-five illustrations by Paul Hardy. -
Yearbook 1937-38 -
A school history of English literature / - by Elizabeth Lee. -
The cabinet of Irish literature : - selections from the works of the chief poets, orators, and prose writers of Ireland / - with biographical sketches and literary notices by Charles A. Read. - Volume I. -
The old curiosity shop / - by Charles Dickens; with illustrations by H. M. Brock. - One of a 16 volume set. -
1992 MA Printmaking Degree Show Slide - Creator unknown -
Lives and voyages of the famous navigators Drake and Cavendish. -
The horse : - its treatment in health and disease ; with a complete guide to breeding training and management / - edited by Prof. J. Wortley Axe. - Divisional vol. I. -
A very odd girl, or, Life at the gabled farm / - by Annie E. Armstrong; illustrated by S. T. Dadd. -
Great expectations : - and other stories / - by Charles Dickens; with frontispiece and illustrations by H. M. Brock. - vol. XIV. -
1992 MA Printmaking Degree Show Slide - Creator(s) unknown -
Pandorra / - door Arthur van Schendel. -
The reign of the Princess Naska / - by Amelia Hutchison Stirling; with drawings by Paul Hardy. -
Tennyson : - early poems / - with an introduction by the Rev. H. Buchanan Ryley. -
Over literatuur : - Karakteristieken / - door Is. Querido. -
Achter het anker / - (door) Alie Smeding. -
Schijnwerpers : - De problemen van onzen tijd in gesprekken met grooten onzer dagen / - door George Sylvester Viereck; Nederlandsche bewerking door Johan W. Schotman. -
The call of the homeland : - a collection of English verse / - selected and arranged by R. P. Scott and Kath: T. Wallas. - Book One. -
Yearbook 1929-30 -
'London Chapel of Private Press Printers' poster -
'100 Years Of Printing Education' poster -
Yearbook 1926-27 -
The psalter in English verse / - by John Keble; with an introduction by His Grace the Archbishop of Armagh.