Imperfect
We aim for all our books to be in the best condition possible - the Best Books, in the Best Condition, with the Best Service. However, sometimes a book arrives with us that - despite being a great title - is in far from very good condition. We can either throw the book out or we can offer it to our customers at a reduced price, with no frills packaging.
So below you will find all those Imperfect books. The books that you really want to read but don't mind that the dust jacket is missing, the binding is split or it's covered with library stamps.
Weber's photographic insight into the idiosyncratic flourishes which make a house into a home.
The first volume of Beaton's diaries.
The second volume of Cecil Beaton's diaries.
A 1929 French cook book by the American expat sisters, Thérèse and Louise Bonney.
![Jean-Michel Basquiat [Catalogue Raisonne of the Paintings]](/user/products/4086.jpg)
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The third edition of the catalogue raisonné of Basquiat's paintings, with the appendix.
![Post-Mortem. A Play in Eight Scenes [INSCRIBED]](/user/products/2419.jpg)
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An album of photographic portraits of the leading lights of the 1930s art scene.
The two volume biography of the writer Langston Hughes.
A marvellous 1930s trade catalogue of fancy dress designs.
Horst's first published book, containing a selection of his fashion and portrait work created in both Paris and New York.