We buy and sell books from a wide range of subjects including: Literature ● History ● Natural History ● Theology ● Science ● Art & Music ● Children's ● Modern Languages ● Classics ● Anglo-Welsh ● Topography ● Science Fiction and more. Open all year except Easter Day, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
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Recent Acquisitions
We never know when a little treasure of a book is going to appear on our shelves. Our shelves include first editions, beautifully bound sets of volumes and rare books; just a few examples are shown here.
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Title: Johnson's Dictionary Published:1778 Price:£2,000.00 6th Edition, 1778. Remarkably free from foxing or browning.

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Title: Pincher Martin Published:1st UK Edition, 1956. Price:£250 Review copy with publisher’s slip loosely inserted. Very good, remarkably clean tight sound square copy. Good dust wrapper; chipped with very slight loss to head of spine. Overall impression is very good. This highly desirable 1st UK edition volume is interesting as a review copy with no evidence of previous owners and no price-clipping.

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Title: Elemens de L’Histoire de France’ Published:5th Edition 1783 Price:£125 In 3 volumes. Original leather binding with marbled endpapers and gilt lettering and decoration to spine. Some wear and bumped corners to all volumes but all contents are clean and bindings tight. Good condition for age. Previous owner’s bookplates present on inside front covers of each volume.

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Title: Wild Olives. Life in Majorca Published: Price:£9.50 This is an absorbing book which should certainly be read by anyone with an interest in Robert Graves, written by his eldest son from his second marriage.

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Title: Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant Published:1885 Price:£850 Two volumes, in a much sought after binding, that would enhance any serious American Civil War collection.

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Title: La Deffence et Illustration de la Lange Francoyse Published:1948 Price:£50 A critical appraisal with notes by Henri Chamard, reprinted in 1948, of this classic text from 1549 by the poet du Bellay. It is considered to be the manifesto of the literary movement known as La Pléiade, who were concerned with ways of enriching the French language.

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Title: Tycoon’s Death Bed Published: Price:£75 George Bellairs was the nom de plume of Harold Blundell (1902-1985), a crime writer and bank manager born in Heywood, near Rochdale, Lancashire, who settled in the Isle of Man on retirement. He wrote more than 50 books, most featuring the detective Inspector Littlejohn. He also wrote four novels under the alternative pseudonym Hilary Landon. His first novel Littlejohn on Leave was published in 1941.

- Events
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Jack Harris in Concert
30th May 2012 at 7.30pm
Jack Harris, Singer-Songwriter.
Jack, who hails from Builth Wells, is a familiar face in this part of Wales and in February produced his debut album, 'The Flame and the Pelican', songs from which will be included in this intimate performance. Click here for more information about Jack. Tickets £5.
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Hay on Film
25 - 27 May 2012 at Richard Booth's Bookshop Cinema
The inaugural event of the Hay Film School brings together esteemed cinematographers, directors, designers and technicians from all over the UK for a celebration of the art and craft of film-making.
See Cinema site for more details or go to www.hayfilmschool.co.uk. Tickets £10 per event. Box Office: 01497 821526

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