James Robins (fl. c. 1816 - 1835) was a publisher of books, prints, and maps based in London in the early 19th century. Details about the company and its founder are scant. The firm may have had a branch in Dublin, operated by Robins' son. Its publications included an atlas of England and Wales, a multi-volume history of England in the reign of George III, and a collection of portraits of 'distinguished characters' of the sort who would appear in freak shows.