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number was different for each version. The first versions of maps seem to have been issued in editions of 250, 350 or 500 sheets. Robert Carr has reported that some of the maps had editions related to the year in which they were printed. For example, an edition of 978 sheets was probably first published in 1978. The number of sheets of the versions recorded with an ISBN and seen or held in private or public collections are given below and range from 250 to 982 with an average of about 750. If the number of sheets issued was recorded on the version then each individual map was usually numbered by hand, although unnumbered copies are known. The number of different versions published before August 1987, the date of Carr's history of the Press, is shown in parentheses below and at least three new maps (Buckinghamshire, Westmoreland and
Wiltshire) were added after 1987. A total of 97 maps were either reported by Carr in his history of the Quince Tree Press, or have been seen. There may be more maps and more versions. A new map of Northamptonshire was produced in 2005 by Robert and Jane Carr.
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Hopkins, Edwards Lear, the Devil's
Dictionary, The Dictionary of Parsons and Henry Vaughan). It seems that Carr applied a partial numbering system retrospectively in the order in which he published the work of a poet. For example, a later impression of the poems of Andrew Marvell is numbered 3, but no impressions of any small books numbered 1 or 2 have been seen while no small books numbered 4,5 or 6 have been seen but two are numbered 7 (Rupert Brooke/Wilfred Owen and William Barnes). A few of the dictionaries list the impressions published but none of the books of poems list the printing history. Carr mostly had 3,000 copies printed at a time, sometimes using a different background colour on the cover for a new impression. Carr is known to have published at least 102 small books in his series, most of which are listed below. Many titles are currently reprinted by the Quince Tree Press, which is now run by Robert and Jane Carr in
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notable cricketers, then followed this in the 1951 Year Book with a cartoon and more entries, seemingly to fill empty spaces at the bottom of pages. Carr developed this idea fully in 1977 when he published a 16-page dictionary containing 126 entries on notable cricketers and events related to cricket. It was an immediate success and led to an order from the bookseller
1982:, whose work he thought was neglected. Each book contains small reproductions of examples of each artist's work with no text, usually printed on better quality paper than the small books of poems. Of the 19 artist's picture books, 15 were published by J. L. Carr and four new artists have been added to the series by Robert and Jane Carr.
1112:, not by the Quince Tree Press. Some of the early books of poems were given an ISBN by Carr from a list of 100 numbers that he was allocated as a publisher, but he did not allocate the numbers in order and did not print the ISBN in any small book that he published. The early titles were registered as published in a
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Carr drew his first map in 1943, of
England and Wales, while stationed in West Africa during the Second World War. Carr reported that the first four maps he published were of Yorkshire, Gloucestershire, Kent and Norfolk and initially sold for £1 each. However these may have been preceded in late 1965
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William Blake, Andrew Marvell and John Clare whose grandson, Albert, a retired co-op milkman, lived
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Carr's small books are typically 16 stapled pages, usually about 13 x 9 cm, with decorated card covers. Carr wrote: 'These books fit small envelopes, go for a minimum stamp and are perfect for cold bedrooms - only one hand and a wrist need suffer exposure'. Carr recorded in 1983 that sales of
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Midlands Club Cricket Conference in the early 1950s, nearly 30 years before the first dictionary was published. For the 1950 Year Book Carr wrote 'A Miniature Anthology for Damp Days', a collection of quotations and anecdotes about
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printed in colour. Most of the maps were numbered by hand and signed by Carr. Carr often sent proof copies of new maps to retailers. These were printed on thin, poor quality paper, and were marked PROOF. The maps were chiefly printed by Messrs
Richardson or Seddon, local printers in Kettering.
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Most small books are of the work of a single poet, some are of two, usually printed back to back, such as Rupert Brooke and
Wilfred Owen. There are at least two editions of some poets: for example, there are two editions of poems by Thomas Herrick and George Byron, each issued with a different
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of 1381. Some books are numbered, but the numbers are not always unique: at least nine are numbered 71 (Francis Bacon, Thomas Bewick, Geoffrey
Chaucer, John Donne, Hilda Frank, Joan Hassall, Samuel Johnson, Bryan North Lee and the Rossettis) and six are numbered 85 (John Bunyan, Gerard Manley
1798:, as Welbourn was his mother's maiden name. The compiler of two dictionaries of eponymous terms, A. J. Forrest, was a cricket writer, while the only biographical information provided about Mr R. G. E. Sandbach, who compiled the Dictionary of Astonishing British Animals, was that he lived in
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English counties and small pocket books of poems. These he published from his house at Mill Dale Road in
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cover. But there are also at least two editions of different poems of John Clare, both of which used the same photograph of a bronze bust of Clare on the cover. The numbering of editions may not necessarily be consecutive. The first book of the poems of
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by what Carr called a 'longsheet', a narrow printed drawing showing towns and places in
Northamptonshire which stated at the base: 'Travellers are warned that the use of this map for navigation will be disastrous'. The first five maps given
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Welbourn's Dictionary of Prelates, Parsons, Vergers, Wardens, Sidesmen and Preachers, Sunday-school teachers, Hermits, Ecclesiastical Flower-arrangers, Fifth Monarchy Men and False Prophets
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was reprinted at least nine times between 1977 and 1981 before it was republished by Quartet Books in 1983. A new edition with cartoon illustrations drawn by Carr was published by
1771:, for 4,000 copies of a title that had initially been printed in an edition of only 3,000. This popular bookseller may also have sold early editions of some poets as an edition of
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was published as a paperback by the Quince Tree Press in 1988 in an edition of 2,850 copies and was soon reprinted. Carr followed this novel four years later with his last,
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and published them under the imprint of the Quince Tree Press. Since Carr's death in 1994, the rest of Carr's novels have been reprinted by the Quince Tree Press.
1861:. 105 entries collected by R. G. E. Sandbach, edited by J. L. Carr. A later edition with a green, not blue, cover has an Appendix with another 37 entries.
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2158:. Or, A Packet of Pictures for all good children with prose explanations and poetical applications embellished with numerous engravings. No 95.
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An Inventory and a History of the Quince Tree Press to mark its 21st year and the sale of its 500,000th small book. August 1987.
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1197:. Twenty-eight poems published at his grandson's wish. Cover by Christopher Fiddes. 2nd impression, No. 95.
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2348:. Verbatim extracts from King James's version typical of their authors' attitude towards women. No. 85.
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1900:. 108 entries. No. 94. A reissue in 1990 of a title first published by A. J. Forrest himself in 1981.
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1213:, printed back to back. Four sonnets and nine poems. Cover by J. L. Carr. Later impression, No. 7.
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824:(3). A 'longsheet' in 1965 of an unknown number of sheets. Maps in November 1970 of 550? sheets (
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Pictorial Guide to St Mary's Church, the Chichele School and the Bede House at Highham Ferrers.
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The Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Ordination of Philip Doddridge, Northampton.
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1623:. Eight poems and some letters. Edited by Elizabeth Farrer. Cover by Christopher Fiddes.
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The Hearth and Home Reciter. Elizabeth Welbourn's Celebrated Reciter for all Occasions
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Simpson, H. (1986). The mysterious J. L. Carr. A twenty-first anniversary portrait.
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1743:. An anthology of words and pictures. No. 52. (Reissued by R. D. & J. M Carr,
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2152:. Seventeen prints illustrating moral behaviour. A facsimile of an 1820 edition.
1817:. 126 entries. First published July 1977. Revised September 1977, January 1978.
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1846:. The Quince Tree Press. 107 entries. (Reissued by R. D. & J. M. Carr,
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Hall, Andrew (2011). Extra-ordinary cricketers & handfast spouses.
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and eleven poems. Edited by Sally Muir, illustrated by Peter Newcombe.
1203:. Fourteen poems. Cover by Christopher Fiddes. Later impression, No. 92.
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and is not numbered, was probably published before the second, entitled
2238:. One letter and various pronouncements edited by Edmund Kirby. No. 71.
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1951:. Transcript of a murder trial edited from an 1887 Dakota newspaper.
1427:. Eight poems and extracts from letters edited by Elizabeth Farrer.
840:); 1978 of 978 sheets; and 1980? of 980 sheets. New edition in 2005.
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158:). First edition. First issue 2,850 copies; 2nd issue 3,000 copies.
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2282:. Biographical and conversational extracts. Cover by Sally Carr.
1617:. Sixteen sonnets. Cover by J. L. Carr. Later impression, No. 50.
1355:. Recalled by Christopher Fiddes, 1978. Later impression, No. 41.
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2199:. Cover by J. L. Carr. Woodcuts by Christoper Fiddes. No. 85.
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Some early poems and recent drawings by J. L. Carr 1912 - 1994
1239:. Cover by Christopher Fiddes. No. 63. Dated March 1, 1984.
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1944:. An illustrated essay on Anglo-Norse carvings and identity.
1123:. Several of the small books were illustrated by the artist
768:); in 1982? of 982 sheets; other unknown date of 572 sheets.
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as the book he would take with him to the imaginary island.
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1989:. Extracts from his autobiography and engravings. No. 71.
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A Dictionary of Extraordinary English cricketers Volume 2
1411:. Fifteen poems, edited and cover by Nina Steane. No 85.
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Bibliography of the novels and publications of J.L. Carr
1757:. Sixteen poems plus guidance for elocutionists. No 55.
420:. Editions in July 1972 of 750 sheets (written by hand)(
1868:. 88 entries. No. 77. Issued as a companion volume to
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Novels by J. L. Carr published by the Quince Tree Press
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and there was one in the front garden of Carr's house.
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The One Thousandth Anniversary of Earls Barton Church.
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Carr's Dictionary of Extra-ordinary English cricketers
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Carr's Dictionary of Extra-ordinary English cricketers
1297:. Drawn and written down by Christopher Fiddes. 1978.
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An inventory and history of The Quince Tree Press etc
2187:. Six essays as published contemporaneously. No 71.
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Wood Engravings. (Published by R.D. & J.M. Carr,
1010:(3). Editions in November 1970 of 526 or 574 sheets (
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Sandbach's Dictionary of Astonishing British Animals
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2123:' Picture Book, arranged by Heulwen Williams, No 95.
2111:'s Picture Book. (Published by R.D. & J.M. Carr)
2071:'s Picture Book. (Published by R.D. & J.M Carr,
2047:'s Picture Book. (Published by R.D. & J.M. Carr)
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Sandbach's Dictionary of Astonishing British Animals
1098:) and 1982?, 571, 572, 573, 773, 776 and 982 sheets.
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Refuge of all the Arts against the Ravages of Time.
1335:. Twelve satirical portraits. Cover by J. L. Carr.
397:), but no maps have been seen with a printed ISBN.
321:Not to perish as Waves of Sound but fix'd in Time,
2471:Carr, J. L. (1983) "A double life in literature".
2373:The One Thousandth Anniversary of Brixworth Church
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1329:. Cover by J. L. Carr. Later impression, No. 71.
1229:. Six poems and four sonnets. Cover by J. L. Carr.
562:) and 1980? of 980 sheets; other version, unknown.
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1702:. Sacred poems and private ejaculations. No. 85.
1645:. Twenty one poems. Cover by Christopher Fiddes.
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1735:The death of Parcy Reed. The Battle of Otterburn
1724:and fourteen poems. Cover by Christopher Fiddes.
1475:translated by Edward Fitzgerald. Extracts from
1345:. Cover by J. L. Carr. Later impression, No. 92.
2570:Book publishing companies of the United Kingdom
2205:. Edited by Edmund Kirby. Cover by J. L. Carr.
1796:Welbourn's Dictionary of Prelates, Parsons, etc
1281:. Twelve poems arranged by Heulwen Cox. No. 99
1187:. Ten Dorset dialect poems and Thomas Hardy's
982:(2). Editions in September 1975 of 774 sheets (
938:(2). Editions of September 1975 of 750 sheets (
802:(3). Editions in December 1969 of 500? sheets (
718:(4). Editions in September 1969 of 507? sheets(
654:(3). Editions in December 1968 of 524? sheets (
610:(3). Edition in September 1971 of 503 sheets? (
202:How Steeple Sinderby Wanderers Won the F.A. Cup
131:How Steeple Sinderby Wanderers Won the F.A. Cup
122:Carr also bought back the rights to the novels
48:, under the imprint The Quince Tree Press. The
2009:, designed By Heulwen Williams (1991), No 100.
1824:. The Quince Tree Press. 91 entries. No. 84. (
1060:(2). Edition in September 1972 of 572 sheets (
952:(4). Editions in Winter, 1968 of 250 sheets? (
846:(2). Edition in September 1971 of 502 sheets (
782:); 1981? of 981 sheets; other edition unknown.
554:(3). Edition in September 1975 of 773 sheets (
1670:and eight poems. Cover by Christopher Fiddes.
1307:written out and illustrated by David Hopkins.
1038:(2). Editions in October 1969 of 250 sheets (
774:(3). Editions in October 1970 of 503 sheets (
2486:John Clare Northamptonshire Poet 1793 - 1864
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1922:. Aurum Press and the Quince Tree Press. (
1893:. 223 entries selected by Mike Hill. No 85.
1313:. Selected poems. Later impression, No 84.
1018:); in 1980? of 980 sheets; and other unknown
888:(3). Editions in April 1972 of 500? sheets (
526:. Edition in September 1975 of 775 sheets (
484:. Edition in September 1975 of 574 sheets, (
196:). First edition. First issue 4,000 copies.
2449:The Last Englishman: the Life of J. L. Carr
1651:. Nine poems. Cover by J. L. Carr. No. 73.
1629:. Five poems. Cover by J. L. Carr. No. 66.
860:. Edition in September 1975 of 774 sheets (
788:. Edition in September 1975 of 775 sheets (
704:(2). Edition in August 1971 of 350 sheets (
690:. Edition in September 1975 of 773 sheets (
470:. Edition in December 1974 of 773 sheets (
456:. Edition in September 1975 of 574 sheets (
297:). New edition of novel first published by
276:). New edition of novel first published by
255:). New edition of novel first published by
2367:Pictorial Guide to Peterborough Cathedral.
2340:The Poor Man's guide to the Revolt of 1381
1024:. Edition in December 1976 of 776 sheets (
996:(2). Editions in June 1969, not numbered (
874:. Edition in December 1969 of 350 sheets (
632:(3). Editions in May 1972 of 250 sheets? (
185:Harpole & Foxberrow General Publishers
116:Harpole & Foxberrow General Publishers
2585:1966 establishments in the United Kingdom
1969:
1405:. Six poems. Cover by J. L. Carr. No. 69.
1295:The Voyage of Coleridge's Ancient Mariner
916:(2). Editions in May 1971 of 502? sheets(
512:(2). Edition in May 1974 of 774 sheets? (
2580:Publishing companies established in 1966
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2296:. (Published by R. D. & J. M. Carr,
1965:. (Published by R. D. & J. M. Carr).
1898:Forrest's Dictionary of Eponymous Places
1807:Forrest's Dictionary of Eponymous Places
924:) and September 1975 of unknown sheets (
910:. Edition in October 1974 of 750 sheets.
760:(3). Editions in April 1972 503 sheets (
568:(2). Edition in May 1970 of 503 sheets (
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1781:Dictionary of Extra-ordinary Cricketers
540:. Edition in March 1977 of 777 sheets (
442:. Edition in March 1969 of 569 sheets (
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1421:. Cover by Christopher Fiddes. No. 90.
319:From this place Words may fly abroad,
19:is the imprint established in 1966 by
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2382:Northamptonshire Steeples and Spires.
2142:. Thirty-six bookplates selected by
1571:. Eight poems (and four blank pages).
1379:. Eleven poems. Cover by J. L. Carr.
1364:Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard
832:); September 1975 of unknown sheets (
810:) and September 1975 of 705? sheets (
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1866:Gidner's Brief Lives of the Frontier
596:(2). Edition in 1974 of 773 sheets (
428:) and May 1973, numbering unknown, (
2514:. Kettering: The Quince Tree Press.
2510:Sandbach, R. G. E. (date unknown).
726:); September 1975, unknown sheets (
340:A literary map of Yorkshire by Carr
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309:, an eminent American typographer:
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648:); and unknown date of 300 sheets.
640:); September 1975 of 774 sheets? (
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2379:Northamptonshire Baptismal Fonts.
2181:. First published November 1977.
2163:Text by English and other writers
1792:Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth
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2023:The Picture Book of Edwina Ellis
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2327:Inflammatory evangelical tracts
2312:What they said and what he said
2236:The Sayings of Chairman Johnson
2039:The Picture Book of Hilda Frank
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1399:. 23 poems or extracts. No. 9.
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2059:'s Picture Book. No. 99.
2053:'s Picture Book. No. 71.
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2015:'s Picture Book. No. 93.
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1457:. Five poems. No. 85.
1219:. Seven poems. No. 92.
2451:. London: Aurum Press.
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