A curated vault of rare books from a renowned collection is brought together in this study of The Rowfant Books.
It showcases a selection of one hundred titles drawn from Frederick Locker-Lampson’s distinguished Library, with detailed descriptions and notes on provenance, condition, and edition.
This edition offers a window into the Rowfant Library’s mix of English poetry, classic prose, and notable early imprints. You’ll see careful bindings, first editions, and items that embody the collector’s passion for quality and rarity. The catalog treats each item with respect and provides context for why these titles still matter to readers and collectors today.
What you’ll experience
- A broad range of authors and works, from Blake and Browning to Lamb, Lovelace, and Tennyson.
- Clear notes on edition history, binding styles, and rare or notable features.
- A sense of Locker-Lampson’s tastes and the preservation of important literary artifacts.
Ideal for readers who treasure English literary history, rare books, and finely bound editions, this volume is a strong reference for collectors and libraries alike.