ARCHER: Good afternoon. Mr Baileys?

BAILEYS: That's right. What can I do for you?

ARCHER: I to someone the other day who told me you have a good stock of nineteenth-century magazines.

BAILEYS: Yes. It's a field I've always in.

ARCHER: Professor Blunt - he's the man who to me – said you able to help me with some research I . It's for a book I on the early history of the Trade Union Movement. Anything you have that with the period would be worth .

BAILEYS: I'm afraid you disappointed, sir. A customer came in the other day and bought everything I had on Trade Unions.

ARCHER: You don't remember , by any chance?