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.

Milton Keynes Milton Keynes Exhibition Gallery 1990

First edition. Limited to 1000 copies to accompany an exhibition at the Milton Keynes Exhibition Gallery. Unpaginated. 52pp illustrated with b/w photographs. Wrappers. Stapled. 230x200mm. Documents Milton Keynes in black and white photography. Jardine's work work varies between Street Photography, Urban Landscape and Conceptual Art. Peter Laws in the introduction refers to 'layer upon layer of allusion, complexities and contradictions beneath a deceptively surface.' Loosely inserted review and order form. Very good copy.

London: Zelda Cheadle 1996

First edition. [2] with b/w photo frontis + 66 with 66 full page b/w photographs + [4] photo caption list with locations. 4to. Very good with dust wrapper. The result of a massive undertaking to document all 31 areas of Britain's shipping forecast, Power's evocative photography reinvents the imaginative domain created by this national institution.

c 1940

220x150mm b/w photographs. Three photographs showing the interior layout and exterior of a wartime adaptation of a van for entertainment. Microphone and piano evident in one photographs. Second-hand vans, painted camouflage green, were first used in East London and by the end of 1940 there were 500 vans bringing refreshments to troops, rescue workers and victims of bombing raids.

Late 19th century c1890?

Undated and hand decorated with dried flowers and ferns and with hand written captions in italics and painted borders. Dark green leather with ruled edges. 230x280mm. Split on spine and edges scuffed but lovely item. 40 pages of sepia photographs of various sizes ranging from 60x110mm to 150x240mm. Photographers stamps in some of the images internally. Isle of Man photographer's impression of the firm Patterson and James on some of the early images. Large image of Douglas Harbour and Laxey Wheel in this section. Later sections include a combination of tourist purchased photographs and vernacular ones by the maker.

Arthur Dearden

Mounted on stiff card, four original photographs with impress of the photographer beneath the photographs and address. Arthur Dearman of 46 Church Street Blackpool. images 180 x 230mm 7 x 9 inches, mounts are 310x 230mm. [12 x10 inches] The images reveal the cluttered end of the 19th century look of a guest house. Long dining tables fill the main room with bentwood and other dining chairs in brown furniture style and there are images of the key living rooms including a large sitting room packed with pictures, rugs and cushions etc. Deardon evidently had a photography business also taking cabinet photographs and portraits.

New York Collier Books, 1971

233pp illustrated with b/w plates throughout. Wrappers. 280x200mm. Good copy although spine very slightly creased. The first edition in paperback of this now classic Vietnam era photo essay. Cited in Parr and Badger's "The Photobook: A History Volume II pp. 250-51: "in the finest book to come out of the Vietnam War. Influential in shifting public opinion about the war when first issued.

Brooklyn, New York, Power House Books 2011

128pp, b/w plates. 4to. With very good dust wrapper. A great collection of images by Maier who took huge numbers of photographs alongside working as a nanny. From the 1950s until the 1990s took over 100,000 photographs worldwide and was discovered only after she died by John Maloof following a purchase of a box of her photographic negatives and championed her work. Like new.

London: Thames and Hudson 2002

Unpaginated. c.200pp of beautifully presented colour and b/w photographic plates plus c.10pp catalogue, bibliography, list of exhibitions. Square 4to in white boards, with tiny bump on upper board bottom edge else very good indeed. Published to accompany an exhibition held in Paris by the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain. Scarce.

London Jonathan Cape 1998

159pp b/w + colour photographic plates. 4to pictorial wrappers. Very good. Shows the work of a new generation of British photographers. Martin Harrison is widely regarded as the leading authority on the art of fashion photography. His previous books include Appearances: Fashion Photography Since 1945 (1991), David Bailey: Birth of the Cool (1999), Lillian Bassman (1997), Patrick Demarchalier: Exposing elegance (1998), and numerous others.