Eleven volumes bound in ten, octavo; hardcover, half-bound in brown morocco with marbled boards, gilt rules, spine titles and decorations in compartments between five raised bands and marbled endpapers, edges marbled, with decorated titles and 25 monochrome engraved plates. Minor wear; mild bumps and scuffs to the board edges and leather; some boards mildly rubbed; contemporary retailer’s bookplates to the first and last volumes. Very good.

Two slipcased volumes, quarto; hardcover and paperback; with illustrated boards and wrappers and decorative endpapers, with many colour illustrations. Number 96 of 1,200 copies: minor wear; signed and numbered by the artist in ink to the flyleaf. Dustwrapper, with folding poster on the verso. Near fine in a specially printed slipcase, with the additional catalogue material.

First UK edition: octavo; hardcover, with silver-gilt spine titles; 256pp. Mild wear; a little rolled; text block edges lightly toned; some light offset to the endpapers. Dustwrapper is a little rubbed and edgeworn; retailer’s bookplate to the lower panel; a small tear with associated creasing to the top of the upper panel (now repaired); protected by non-adhesive polypropylene film. Very good.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J K Rowling. An Uncorrected Proof Copy, published by Bloomsbury in 1999. This is the 2nd state edition of the proof version of this book, with the green covers. A very rare book, with a known number of only 150 copies produced. A softcover book, with the binding firm and sound. There is some slight colour loss along a crease line and on the spine. Some very light foxing to the page edges. Pages are clean and unmarked. Corners are lightly bumped. Now housed in a custom-made presentation box. A Very Good copy of this rare and highly collectible book.

Facsimile copy of the Australian Guerrilla Series by Ion Idriess. Six paperbacks with French flaps in a stiff card slip case. The volumes are Shoot to Kill; Sniping; Guerrilla Tactics; Trapping the Jap; Lurking Death; The Scout. Published by Idriess Enterprises, one of 500 copies produced. In Near Fine condition

A hardcover book, in very good condition. Published by Miegunyah Press in 2009. In a barrage of blinding colour, cryptic words and bombed out train carriages, Kings Way tells the story of Melbourne’s emerging underground writing scene and the youth integral to it. Using the city’s walls and trains as their ephemeral canvas, these writers pioneered the elaborate spray painted artworks that continue to dominate Melbourne’s cityscape. With more than 1200 full colour images, part visual encyclopedia, part social history.

Published by Macedon Ranges Shire Council in 2002, with images from the production of Peter Weir’s film of the novel and excerpts from the screenplay by Cliff Green. Very Good condition.