Books Featuring The Chipperfield Family
- Paul Gallico Love, Let Me Not Hunger. London: Heinemann, 1963 (novel that briefly mentions Chipperfield's in the first chapter)
- David Jamieson Chipperfield's Circus: an Illustrated History, Aardvark Publishing, 1997
- David Jamieson Mary Chipperfield Circus Book, Jarrold & Sons Ltd., 1979
- Freddie Mills Twenty Years: an autobiography. London: Nicholson & Watson, 1950 (first edition contains photographs taken at Chipperfield's Circus)
- Pamela McGregor Morris Chipperfield's Circus. London: Faber & Faber, 1957
- Edward Seago High Endeavour; illustrated by the author. London: Collins, 1944 (the story of Jimmy Chipperfield's war service as a fighter pilot)
- John Turner A Dictionary of British Circus Biography
- Vols. 1-2: The Victorian Arena: the Performers. Formby: Lingdales, c1995-2000 ISBN 0-9509084-6-0 ISBN 0950908479
- Vol. 4: Twentieth Century Circus People, 1901-1950. Formby: Lingdales ISBN 0-9509084-9-5
- J. H. Williams Elephant Bill. London: Rupert Hart-Davis, 1950
- J. H. Williams Big Charlie. London: Rupert Hart-Davis, 1959 (account of a circus elephant)
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