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There's all sorts here, on Greek and Latin literature and language, Greco-Roman history, philosophy archaeology, palaeography, modern dramatic productions, and, er, an Oxford Mods exam paper from 1915. 
Where to begin? There's Wilkinson's Greek Sculpture (London, 1936), which has 100+ plates (owned by the archaeologist Frank Stubbings); there's Smith's Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities (1850s), plus two romantic reconstructions of Greek and Roman dress from 1882... 
It's another mix! There's Thomas Hutchinson's edition of Xenophon's Anabasis (Glasgow, 1817), which has a fine fold-out map; there's a heavily annotated interleaved copy of Plato's Republic (ed. Stallbaum, 2 vols, Gotha, 1858) - the annotator is (later Canon) J. Sculthorpe-Jones. 
OK, a smorgasbord here. There's a leaf of the Froben Latin Bible, with commentary by Nicholas of Lyra (Basel, 1498). This bit's on the Book of Nahum. Then there's two pairs of Valpy's Delphin editions (1822), which contain Propertius and Martial, commented on from myriad angles.
