Manchester The Manchester Collection 1984

185pp with 297 black and white photographs. Quarto. Paper wrappers - slightly sunned. Upper cover, top right corner marginally creased. A very good copy. Exhibition catalogue for shows in Manchester and Salford, organised by Harold Riley who worked with Kertesz and the owner of company Norwest Holst - Mr Raymond Slater - to bring the collection featured in this book to Europe as part of a trust available for study by students. Printed in the form of a Festschrift on the occasion of the 90th birthday of Kertész. Includes contributions by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Harold Riley, Mark Haworth-Booth, Lady Marina Vaisey, Weston J. Naef, Colin Ford and Charles Harbutt.

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.

New York Ballantine Books 1977

Unpaginated (c.92pp). One introductory page of text followed by full page black and white images of signs "that mark our way." Paper wraps. Square, perfect bound. Top of spine slightly bumped, else good.

London Thames & Hudson 1999

276pp. With 313 Illustrations, 257 in duotone, 56 in colour. Publisher's black cloth, silver lettered to the spine and with the publisher's matching logo to the upper board. Very slight water mark on upper edge of verso of dust jacket else a very good copy of this comprehensive biographical catalogue of Bailey's life and work between 1957 and 1969.

David Bailey 2012

Introduction, by Bailey + 30pp of full page colour and black and white photographs. Card wraps with blue title and paste down photograph on upper board. Top left corner of verso board very slightly bumped else a very good copy of this self-published book which was produced on the occasion of the exhibition of the same title, held at Compressor House, at the London Royal Docks in July - August 2012.

London Jonathan Cape - Random House 1994

208pp illustrated with b/w plates. Long 4to. Very good with very good dust wrapper. designed by David King.

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.

Washington National Gallery of Art, distributed by Bullfinch 1996

Published in conjunction with the 1997 exhibition of Calahan's photographs at the National Gallery of Art, Washington. Very good with good dust wrapper, this slightly creased at head of spine. Hard to find in this edition

London Olympus/Bailey 1976

142pp illustrated. 4to. 305 x 220mm; Very good in dust wrapper, this has some edgewear and a small chip on verso of dust wrapper. Signed in pencil on front end paper with David Bailey's signature. From the collection of Jonathan Silver without ownership signature.

Germany / New York Steidl / Steven Kasher Gallery 2005

240pp with 209 black and white and sepia plates. Edited and with a foreword by Steven Kasher and an essay by Alan Trachtenberg. Published on the occasion of an exhibition of the same name at Steven Kasher Gallery, New York, September - October 2005. Paper covered boards with Black titles down spine. Dustwrapper. Very good with some discolouration of dustwrapper on spine and upper front of d/w. The first publication presenting the vintage prints of Mike Disfarmer (1884 - 1959), one of America's greatest portraitists.

New York Harper Collins 1991

222pp with about 200 black and white and colour photographs, mainly of rock stars and celebrities. Folio with printed boards and original glassine dust wrapper. Wrapper slightly torn on top right corner of upper cover and upper board bumped on bottom right, else a very clean and good copy of this handsome publication. From the collection of Jonathan and Maggie SIlver (without attribution).

London Yale University Press for the South Bank Board 1988

viii + 184pp of which 147 is a catalogue of full page b/w plates. 4to in decorated wraps. A very good copy of this detailed exhibition catalogue with a wealth of high resolution images of Fenton's work. This exhibition was held at the Hayward Gallery from 4th February - 17th April 1988 and curated by Lynne Green and Muriel Walker.

New York Princeton Architectural Press (with Ryerson Image Centre, Ryerson University, Toronto) 2013

Sporadically paginated. c. 175pp Richly illustrated with balack and white and colour photographs by Burley. Black boards. Folded Dust Jacket. Long Quarto. Foreword by Gaell Morel and Doina Popescu. Additional essays by Alison Nordstrom, Francois Cheval and Andrea Kunard. A very good copy of a book which reflects on the resilience of traditional art forms in the digital era.

London The Architectural Association 1987

64pp illustrated with colour and black and white plates, many full page. Paper-covered Boards. Long 4to. Boards a little dusty else a very good indeed. Photographs form part of a project to document the scene between Manchester and Oldham undertaken 1984-1986. Lovely immediate colour photographs + many black and white ones of mills, terraces and buildings revealing a crumbling but evocative urban fabric and the spaces between.

‎ Hatje Cantz Verlag; Bilingual edition 2013

312pp illustrated with b/w plates. Boards, red spine. Very good copy. Photographs from a trip Warhol made in 1982 to Beijing, via Hong Kong. He recorded his impressions in brief journal entries while at the same time taking photographs. He first visited Hong Kong and recorded the colonial and commercial city and then went on to Communist China at a moment when it was on the verge of an enormous transition and these images capture the city just before massive redevelopment and commercialism.