London J. M. Dent and Sons (1936) 1937

Unpaginated c. 120pp, b/w illus with captions, 8vo cloth,decorated endpapers. Pictorial dw has pieces missing to the upper and lower, else a vg copy. Loosely inserted article on a Hoppé exhibition. Book made at The Temple Press, Letchworth. Ex Libris Gavin Stamp, with his bookplate.

London The New English Library 1983

126pp illustrated with b/w photographs by McCullin with portrait frontis of McCullin By Terence Donovan. Very good with very good dust wrapper.

Wales Museum of Modern Art 1977

Long 4to. b/w plates. To accompany an exhibition. Introductory statement by the photographer with his photographs and an essay on the work of Richard Wilson the artist (1713-1782) against which the photographs were juxtaposed.

New York, Chicago, San Francisco Holt, Rinehart and Winston 1971

First edition. (i)+1-196+(i), grey and white cloth boards, author, title and publisher in black letters along spine; original white d/w protected by a clear wrapper, title and author in black letters, oblong 4to. Fine. A moving piece of photojournalism by Danny Lyon from inside six Texas penitentiaries in 1967 featuring many candid b/w photos and personal testimonies. Scarce.

London Architectural Association 1990

100pp, introductory text and then mostly full page b/w plates with captions. 102 duotone plates. Small folio, flimsy wrapper with overprinted dust wrapper. The book was produced to mark Eric de Maré's 80th birthday and was sponsored by Michael Hopkins and Partners. Beautifully produced study of Eric de Maré's superb architectural photographs. Eric de Maré is best known for his work in The Architectural Review in the 1950s, when his photographs of functional buildings such as warehouse and canal structures.

Los Angeles The J. Paul Getty Museum 2010

202pp duotone ills. Long 4to boards with dw. vg. Well illustrated overview of Beato's work with an essay by Fred Ritchin. Ex libris with the bookplate of Gavin Stamp.

Princeton Princeton University Press 2004

240 pp. 85 b/w illustrations. Francis Frith (1822–1898) took during three trips to the Middle East between 1856 and 1860. Nickel evaluates Frith's images within the context of their production and reception. Fine in dust wrapper. From the collection of Gavin Stamp with his bookplate.

Ostfildern: Hatje Cantz Verlag 2006

260pp, including 230pp full page colour plates. Oblong 4to, boards in d/w, fine. New copy. Bringing together all of Theil's haunting photographs of Berlin, a city undergoing a physical and intellectual transformation. With an introductory essay by the author. Published at £35.00.

Phaidon

Unopened, in plastic wrapper. 8vo pink and yellow plastic box containing a set of Japanese street fashion images by renowned street style photographer and creator of 'Street' and 'Tune' magazines, Shoichi Aoki.

New York, Umbrage Editions 2001

136pp with 105 full page colour photographs. Square 4to in cloth boards with lovely decorated cloth d/w. New title signed by author. Steele-Perkins' dazzling and idiosyncratic photographs of Japan celebrate the extremes of beauty, the hand print of techno-culture, and the irony of the documentary. Based around Mount Fuji these images reflect on Hokusai's images on the same theme.

New York Coward McCann Inc 1969

First U.S edition. 203pp illustrated with b/w plates. Large 4to. Very good in slightly worn dust wrapper. One text page at end of the book is creased. Features many famous people of the time including John Lennon, Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, Brigitte Bardot, David Hockney, Keith Richards, Peter Sellers, Jean Shrimpton, Barbra Streisand, Andy Warhol, Franco Zeffirelli and many, many more . Cult book of its day and revealing the key figures of the "Swinging Sixties".

Hamburg, Gebrüder Enoch Verlag 1930

First Edition. Quarto. Text in German by Fritz Schumacher. Renger-Patzsch's seminal study of Hamburg between the wars, with 80 black and white plates captioned in five languages. Fine copy in very good dust wrapper. Uncommon in the dust jacket.

New York Powerhouse Books 2008

108pp illustrated with colour plates. Long 4to. Fine in dust wrapper. Small closed tear on upper edge of wrapper. First edition. The Meadowlands is a 32-square-mile stretch of sweeping wilderness in New Jersey that evokes morbid fantasies of Mafia hits and buried remains. Development has claimed two-thirds of the region, making way for scores of landfills, motels and petrol stations. The growth of poorly planned communities and the impending construction of a massive entertainment and retail complex threaten to change these lands forever. Lutz explores this transitional landscape which the heart of a wetlands reserve best known as a resting place for mob members and lesser known for its environmental importance.

London Thames & Hudson 2002

Unpaginated, with 84 colour ills. Long 4to. In decorated, laminated firm card covers. Fine. Title page signed by the author, "Dublin 2011". Dramatic collection of photographs recording the monsoon season in India and the tropics of the eastern hemisphere, as part of a two-year commission by National Geographic. Introductory chapters include photojournalist McCurry's personal account of the challenging project, 'The Monsoon Paradox', Between the desert and forest: the Sahel', and 'The Meteorology of the Monsoon'. A memorable volume.

London: The Fountain Press 1946

Signed on title page by H L Waite August 1946. 32pp + 64 plates. Small 4to. Top of spine has minute chip else very good copy in sl. worn glassine protected dust wrapper, this with striking typography in red and white contrasting to the b/w photo image. Beautiful images throughout of places and people including some experimental photo images using enlargements and employed for his advertising work..

nd c1960

Portrait format, 160x235mm. It illustrates the wrought iron gates with landscape park behind. The photograph was taken for an article in Horizon Magazine. The magnificent iron gates are dated 1719 and bear the coat-of-arms of the Myddelton family of Chirk Castle. They are the work of the Davies Brothers, Robert and John of Croesfoel Forge, near Bersham, Wrexham and were erected between 1719 and 1721.

nd c1960

Landscape format. 235x160mm. Made for a magazine article in Horizon Magazine. The magnificent iron gates are dated 1719 and bear the coat-of-arms of the Myddelton family of Chirk Castle. They are the work of the Davies Brothers, Robert and John of Croesfoel Forge, near Bersham, Wrexham and were erected between 1719 and 1721. Pencil note on verso in Edwin Smith's hand writing noting location.

Lausanne La Guide du Livre 1950

Foreword by Jean Cocteau. 75 photogravure plates with facing texts. 4to. Stiff photographic wrappers with original glassine wrappers. Text in French. Near fine copy.