Published Works
Brooke-Little was the author or editor of at least ten books including:
- Boutell's Heraldry (editor of the editions from 1963 to 1983, ISBN 0-7232-3093-5).
- Royal Arms
- Royal London (Pitkin, 1953, ASIN B0000CIJW3)
- The University City of Oxford (Pitkin, 1955, ASIN B0000CJ3SY)
- Knights of the Middle Ages (Evelyn, 1966, ASIN B0000CN6TZ)
- An Heraldic Alphabet (Macdonald, 1973, ISBN 0-356-08112-5; Robson, 1998, ISBN 1-86105-077-1, ISBN 0-86051-320-3)
- Beasts in Heraldry (1974)
- The British Monarchy in Colour (Blandford, 1976, ISBN 0-7137-0774-7)
- Royal Heraldry: Beasts and Badges of Britain (Pilgrim Press, 1977, ISBN 0-900594-37-3)
- Royal Ceremonies of State (Country Life, 1980, ISBN 0-600-37628-1)
- Fox Davies' Complete Guide to Heraldry (revised edition, ISBN 0-7232-2096-4)
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