Three volumes of printed proofs and made-up copies, one of them interleaved, with numerous manuscript notes, of F. W. Bourdillon's edition of Tote Listoire de France (Chronique Saintongeaise) ... (London, 1897).

Proofs, 1897, 1915, of parts of two books by Edward Thomas, containing a few corrections and revisions in the author's hand.
The proofs for The Woodland Life (Edinburgh and London, 1897), his first published volume, consist of a single gathering (paginated 1-16), being the beginning of the article 'The Sweet o' The Year' (ff. 1-8). As well as the inscription 'Mother. May 7. 1897' (on f. 1) there are a few emendations in ink (ff. 3 recto-verso, 8). The proofs for Four-and-Twenty Blackbirds (London, 1915), his only book written for children, consist of four loose gatherings (paginated [i]-viii, 1-48), comprising most of the first eleven chapters, and contain several minor corrections in pencil (ff. 9-36).

Proof sheets of Alfred W. Pollard, ed. : The Castell of Labour translated from the French of Pierre Gringore by Alexander Barclay (Edinburgh, 1905).