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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 1st. Jan Struther, Ernest Barker, Harold Dunning, D. McLeod Matheson (National Trust), W.A. Wells, Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., Lord Brabazon, Roger Manvell, W.J. Haley (BBC), Rudolph Dunbar (Negrroes in America), Katharine Elliot, Sir John A. Mactaggart, Lend-lease, etc.

Decorative Boards. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Editions. Vols.1-6 of this monthly magazine from Vol.1 (Aug-Dec 1899) to Vol.6 (Jan-Jun 1902). Each with 576-746 pages. Profusely illustrated. Covers the cutting edge of Engineering developement worldwide on Railways, Steamers, Motors, pumps, ice making, electrical advances, metal works, power stations, boilers, batteries, mining, mineral production, arc lamps, alcohol motors, Alpine railways, Bridges, the West Highland Railway extension including the Glenfinnan viaduct, machinery, lamps and etc. The six volumes in their original bespoke bindings with perfect original brown endpapers, without marks or signatures. One or two corners lightly bumped and some light toning of some sections - would otherwise be fine. Very heavy - will require a postal supplement at cost. See scans and email for more.

Lady Cynthia Asquith was Barrie's personal secretary in his later years, and inherited the bulk of his estate, but not the rights to 'Peter Pan'. The letter is 2pp, 12mo. In fair condition, lightly aged, with small holes to one corner from staple. With red date stamp marking receipt. Begins: 'Dear Sir | Sir James Barrie directs me to express his regret at your letter having remained unanswered for so long but he has been absent from London, and unable to attend to his correspondence. He much appreciates the honour of your suggestion but is quite unable to undertake any further writing of any description.'.