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Hello

I have a collection of seventeen vintage ballet books - all showing signs of their age, but interesting for ballet fans perhaps? I'd like £35 for the full collection please. PM me if you'd like more information.

These ones are first editions: 

Footnotes to the Ballet  Caryl Brahms 1936         

Balletomane’s Scrapbook Arnold L Haskell 1936

Balletomane’s Album Arnold L Haskell 1939        

Ballet – To Poland Arnold L Haskell 1940              

Balletomane’s Sketchbook Arnold L Haskell 1941              

Late Joys at the Players’ Theatre Archie Harradine 1943

Ballerina (Margot Fonteyn) Gordon Anthony 1945           

Sixteen Years at Ballet Rambert  Lionel Bradley 1946       

Michael Soames (Dancers of Today series) Hugh Fisher 1955       

Dressing for the Ballet Joan Lawson Peter Revitt 1958 (rare)

 

These ones are not first editions: 

Contemporary Ballet Audrey Williamson 1946    

Ballet Design Past and Present  Cyril W Beaumont 1946  

Vic Wells - A Ballet Progress PW Manchester 1946           

The Ballet Album  Arnold L Haskell 1949

Baron at the Ballet Arnold L Haskell 1951             

Baron Encore Arnold L Haskell 1953        

The Book of the Dance Agnes de Mille 1961        

 

There is also a programme from Jose Greco's flamenco tour in the 1950s - in Norwegian (included in the collection!) 

 

thanks. 

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