<p> DM2195</p><p>A collection of books, originally part of Sir Allen Lane’s personal collection of signed Penguin books. [Stored with the Penguin Archive book stock at 16/3/1-16/3/3]</p><p>07139 Allen Lane The Penguin Press books (also known as ‘AL’)</p><p>No. Author Title Publication Other information Date 3 Nigel Calder (ed.) Unless Peace Comes 1968 Signed: “Nigel Calder”</p><p>4 Introduced by James Vicky: A Memorial Volume 1967 Inscribed: “For Sir Allen Cameron Lane, James Cameron, Feb 68”</p><p>6 Martin Gardner The Ambidextrous Universe 1967 Inscribed: “To Sir Allen Lane – with continued gratitude for such handsome editions of my books – Martin Gardner”</p><p>13 Octavio Paz The Labyrinth of Solitude 1967 Inscribed: “A Sir Allen Lane, homenaje amistoso, Octavio Paz, Delhi, a 8 de Julie de 1968”</p><p>14 Isaac Asimov The Universe: From Flat 1967 Signed: “Isaac Asimov” Earth to Quasar</p><p>15 Robert Lekachman The Age of Keynes 1967 Inscribed: “For Sir Allen Lane, Robert Lekachman”</p><p>17 Paul Heyer Architects on Architecture: 1967 Inscribed: “For Sir Allen New Directions in America Lane with my best wishes, Paul Heyer”</p><p>20 Fred Hirsch Money International 1967 Inscribed: “To Sir Allen Lane and the principles he stands for, with deep respect Fred Hirsch”</p><p>23 John Russell Henry Moore 1969 Inscribed: “For Allen Lane with gratitude and admiration. John Russell January1969”</p><p>26 Barrington Moore, Social Origins of 1967 Signed: “Barrington junior Dictatorship and Moore jr.” Democracy: Lord and Peasant in the Making of </p><p>DM2195 1 the Modern World</p><p>28 Studs Terkel Division Street: America 1968 Inscribed: “To Sir Allen – a rarity among publishers and men – whose pioneering spirit and belief in man is so sorely needed today. With admiration, Studs Terkel, 25/1/68”</p><p>30 Henry-Russell German Rococo: The 1968 Inscribed: “For Sir Allen Hitchcock Zimmermann Brothers Lane. H.R. Hitchcock May 1969”</p><p>32 Bob Hepple Race, Jobs and the Law in 1968 Signed: “Bob Hepple” Britain</p><p>34 Herbert J. Gans The Levittowners: Ways of 1967 Inscribed: “For Sir Allen Life and Politics in a New with best wishes Herbert Suburban Community J. Gans”</p><p>35 John Summerson Concerning Architecture 1968 Inscribed: “John (ed.) Summerson. With all good wishes to Allen Lane”</p><p>36 Hunter S. Thompson Hell’s Angels 1967 Signed: “Hunter S. Thompson”</p><p>39 Stuart Schram Mao Tse-Tung 1967 Signed: “S.S.”</p><p>44 J.T. Fraser (ed.) The Voices of Time: A 1968 Inscribed: “One crowded Cooperative Survey of hour of glorious life is Man’s Views of Time as worth an age without a Expressed by the Sciences name. To Sir Allen with and by the Humanities compliments of J.T. Fraser. March 28, 1968, Pleasantville, N.Y.”</p><p>50 Edward de Bono The five-day course in 1968 Signed: “Edward de thinking Bono”</p><p>52 Aaron Scharf Art and Photography 1968 Signed: “Aaron Scharf”</p><p>55 George Thayer The Farther Shores of 1968 Inscribed: “To Sir Allen Politics: The American Lane with kind regards Political Fringe Today from the author George Thayer, 28 April 1969. Washington, D.C.”</p><p>57 J.E.S. Fawcett The Law of Nations 1968 Signed: “J.E.S. Fawcett”</p><p>DM2195 2 65 Kenneth Newton The Sociology of British 1969 Signed: “K. Newton” Communism</p><p>67 Edward Luttwak Coup D’Etat: A Practical 1968 Inscribed: “To Allen Handbook Lane, Good publisher, Edward Luttwak, Feb 1969”</p><p>70 Malcolm Brown and Scapa Flow: The 1968 Signed: “Malcolm Patricia Meehan reminiscences of men and Brown” “Patricia women who served in Meehan” Scapa Flow in the two World Wars</p><p>76 W.R. Cornish The Jury 1968 Signed; “W.R. Cornish. 10.1.69”</p><p>77 Brian Abel-Smith In Search of Justice 1968 Signed: “Brian Abel- and Robert Stevens Smith 8 Jan 1969”, “Robert Stevens April 20 1969”</p><p>80 Herbert Marcuse Negations: Essays in 1968 Signed: “Herbert Critical Theory Marcuse, May 28, 1969”</p><p>82 Ernst Fischer. Art Against Ideology 1969 Inscribed: “Sir Allen Translated by Anna Lane, the friend whom I Bostock unfortunately never have met, with sincere wishes for his work, Ernst Fischer, Wien, April 1969”</p><p>83 Herbert L. Matthews Castro: A Political 1969 Inscribed: “Sir Allen Biography Lane, with the compliments of the author, Herbert L. Matthews”</p><p>104 L.T.C. Rolt Victorian Engineering 1970</p><p>129 Ernst Fischer and Marx in his own words 1970 Franz Marek. Translated by Anna Bostock</p><p>135 Victor Serge. Year One of the Russian 1972 Translated by Peter Revolution Sedgwick</p><p>153 Henri F. Ellenberger The Discovery of the 1970</p><p>DM2195 3 Unconscious: the history and evolution of dynamic psychiatry</p><p>233 Kerry Downes Christopher Wren 1971</p><p>258 Alex Karmel My Revolution: 1971 Promenades in Paris 1784- 1794</p><p>523 David J. Breeze and Hadrian’s Wall 1976 Brian Dobson</p><p>593 Paul M. Kennedy The Rise and Fall of British 1976 Naval Mastery</p><p>799 L.T.C. Rolt Landscape with Canals 1977</p><p>936 Mary Renault The Nature of Alexander 1975</p><p>1025 Anthony Blunt Borromini 1979</p><p>1032 Geoffrey Parker The Dutch Revolt 1977</p><p>1061 Christopher Hibbert London: The Biography of 1977 a City</p><p>1088 Werner Maser. Nuremberg: A Nation on 1979 Translated by Trial Richard Barry</p><p>1180 Harvey Cox Turning East: The Promise 1979 and Peril of the New Orientalism</p><p>1186 Richard Berleth The Twilight Lords 1979</p><p>1253 John Whittow Disasters: The Anatomy of 1980 Environmental Hazards</p><p>00 Penguin Main Series</p><p>No. Author Title Publication Other information Date 2 Ernest Hemingway A Farewell to Arms 1959 reprint Inscribed: “For Bristol, Ernest Hemingway, La Consula 1960”</p><p>136 Evelyn Waugh Vile Bodies 1951 reprint Signed: “Evelyn Waugh”</p><p>275 H.C. Bailey The Sea Captain 1940 Signed: “H.C. Bailey DM2195 4 21.ii.1953”</p><p>423 Evelyn Waugh Put Out More Flags 1945 reprint Signed: “Evelyn Waugh”.</p><p>739 Georges Simenon. A Battle of Nerves and At 1950 Inscribed: “Homage de Translated by The ‘Gai-Moulin’ l’auteur. Geor. Simenon, Geoffrey Sainsbury Londres 1952”</p><p>829 Georges Simenon. Havoc by Accident 1952 Inscribed: “Homage de Translated by Stuart l’auteur. Geor. Simenon, Gilbert Londres 1952”</p><p>935 P.G. Wodehouse The Code of the Woosters 1958 reprint Inscribed: “To Allen Lane from P.G. Wodehouse”</p><p>1065 Ernest Hemingway To Have and Have Not 1959 reprint Inscribed: “For Bristol, Ernest Hemingway, La Consula 1960”</p><p>1066 Ernest Hemingway For Whom the Bell Tolls 1958 reprint Inscribed: “For Bristol, Ernest Hemingway, La Consula 1960”</p><p>1067 Ernest Hemingway Men Without Women 1958 reprint Inscribed: “For Bristol, Ernest Hemingway, La Consula 1960”</p><p>1143 Eric Linklater Juan in America 1958 reprint Inscribed: “To Sir Allen Lane with good wishes from Erik Linklater”.</p><p>1233 Tennessee Williams Baby Doll: The Script for 1958 reprint Inscribed: “To Sir Allen the Film Lane, cordially Tennessee Williams, Key West 1961”</p><p>1253 E. Martin Browne Penguin Plays: Four 1957 Inscribed: “Inscribed for (ed.) Modern Verse Plays, Sir Allen Lane by T.S. Thomas Cranmer of Eliot with cordial good Canterbury by Charles wishes” Williams; The Family Reunion by T.S. Eliot; A Phoenix too Frequent by Christopher Fry; Happy as Larry by Donah MacDonagh.</p><p>1271 Monica Dickens The Happy Prisoner 1960 reprint Inscribed: “With best wishes Monica Dickens”</p><p>DM2195 5 1314 Gerald Durrell The Drunken Forest 1960 reprint Signed: “Gerald Durrell, 1960”</p><p>1436 H.E. Bates The Feast of July 1962 Inscribed: “Allen Lane, with all good wishes, H.E. Bates, 1/62”</p><p>1938 Mary McCarthy Memories of a Catholic 1963 Signed: “Mary Girlhood McCarthy”</p><p>2508 John Kenneth The Scotch 1966 Inscribed: “For my good Galbraith friend & beloved publisher, Sir Allen Lane. John Kenneth Galbraith.”</p><p>0700 Australian Penguins (also known as ‘AU’)</p><p>No. Author Title Publication Other information Date 1 Randolph Stow To the Islands 1962 Inscribed: “Allen Lane, Brian Stonier, 19 October 1962. This is the first copy of the first Australian. For AL, with the greatest respect from your Australian Company”</p><p>Rachel Hassall 25 June 2009</p><p>DM2195 6</p>