Thanks for the kind words everyone. Has been very fun and interesting tracking all these down (among others that I did not picture with this recent update) more to come as the collection is ever evolving.

Of course no library is built by the collector alone and I've had help along the way...thanks to all who have lent a helping hand.

Latest and one of the most fitting editions to the collection under The Hill.

The Life of St. Chad: An Old English Homily, edited by Rudolf Vleeskruyer (1953).

Tolkien is thanked in the acknowledgements for his influence and learning. Vleeskruyer was a student of Tolkien’s at Oxford in the 1940’s

St. Chad Under the Hill even managed to find one with the rare typo in the title. It should read The Life of St. Chad Under the Hill, an Old English Anomaly 🤪

Awesome find, congrats Mr. Underhill.

Marvellous find St Chad.

Very neat addition Mr. Underhill, especially with the personal connection. Congrats!

Thanks for the kind words all.

We're truly still learning about Tolkien's academic work and reach with his contemporaries and students, his work as an Oxford Academic is still underrated and underappreciated IMO.