London: Charles Fox, 1884-1885. First / First. Hardback. Near fine condition. A collection of penny dreadfuls at the tail-end of the era. Charles Fox took over publication of the Boy's Standard in 1877, relaunching it after a few years and reprinting earlier stories. Likely of greatest interest in this volume.....

London: Fredrick Henning, n.d. [c1890]. First / First. Near fine. An uncommon entry in the canon of detective fiction. No copies located online in commerce or in libraries. A detective story featuring Inspector Dumaresque and a jewel theft. A late-era Penny Dreadful, with the entire story held in the single.....

London: Temple Publishing Company, nd [1867]. Unbound. Seemingly the rear cover of a Penny Dreadful, but I've been unable to track down the title. The leaf is a pair of adverts for The Maroon's Daughter: Or, The Bloodhounds of Jamaica and Starlight Nell, Queen of the Highwaymen. Both advertising the.....

London: Gray's Inn, 1859-1860. Manuscript Hardback. A fantastic manuscript, comprising 17 original, unpublished short stories and poems, with elements of fantasy and the supernatural. Appears to be the sole surviving artefact of the Gurgoyle Club, a group of Victorian barristers meeting at chambers in the Inns of Court. All seventeen.....

London: F. Hextall, 1841. Second? / First. Hardback. A very good copy. Presumably a later binding in cloth, covers bound in and mounted by the look of it. There was a publication of the same by Chidley that the BL has c1840 - so that issue probably precedes this publication.....