number 46 of 300 copies, light spotting to endpapers, original black patterned-paper wrappers with label printed in gold, Oxford, Holywell Press, 1929; Armed October and other poems, original cloth-backed boards, 1932; Four Walls, review copy with publisher's slip loosely inserted (pencil notes on verso), newspaper cutting concerning the author's award of the King's Gold Medal for Poetry mounted on front pastedown, some light spotting, 1934; The Emperor Heart, signed presentation copy from the author to Ernest Rasdall with 2 accompanying T.Ls.s. loosely inserted, " 'The Emperor Heart' I don't feel too happy about now - apart from my brother's illustrations, which I always think among the very best that he did ", 1936; In Time of Suspense, 1940; The World's Room: The Collected Poems, 1949; The View from this Window, 1956, first editions , all but the last with illustrations by Rex Whistler, the last five original cloth, all but the first with dust-jackets, most by Rex Whistler, a little rubbed and soiled, the fourth price-clipped and with spine slightly faded, [Whistler & Fuller 420, 442, 474, 481, 494 & 511], 8vo ; with a trial proof engraving of a trophy design with skull, hour-glass, weapons etc. by Rex Whistler, with additions in pen and ink and pencil , c.60 x 120mm., rather soiled and stained (mostly margins), note in pencil at head by Laurence Whistler and marked on oversheet "Reduce a little" in another hand, n.d. (8) Laurence Whistler's note on the last item reads, " Very similar to Rex's tail-piece to 'Children of Hertha'. Also [to] trophy on titlepage of 'In Time of Suspense' & yet it isn't either."