Stories from India by Sudhin Ghose, and Moncrif's Cats, a translation by Reginald Bretnor of the 18th century French writer François-Augustin Paradis de Moncrifs 1727 work, Histoire des chats. These were to be the last two Golden Cockerel Press titles to be published, however, as the continuation of the business soon proved impractical. By the end of 1961 Yoseloff wound up operations, as the resources and fine bookcraft skills necessary for production of Golden Cockerel titles had become too difficult and costly to obtain. Further reading The Press produced three volumes of bibliography – Chanticleer (1936), Pertelote (1943) and Cockalorum 1943–49 (1950), and a fourth and final volume – Cock-a-Hoop: A Bibliography of the Golden Cockerel Press (1950–61) in 1984, was produced by the Private Libraries Association, which lists the extensive series of prospectuses issued by the press The definitive history of the Press is Roderick Cave and Sarah Manson's A History of the Golden Cockerel Press, 1920–1960. Books and Writers UK gives a complete listing of the publications of the press. Jeremy Sandford, Gay Colours, Brave Crow: The Golden Cockerel Private Press. (Country Life. 29 October 1981) pp.1466-1467. References Book publishing companies of the United Kingdom Small press publishing companies Publishing companies established in 1920 Publishing companies disestablished in 1961 British companies established in 1920 1920 establishments in England 1961 disestablishments in England Private press movement