NY: Doubleday, 1974. First Edition, First State. Hardback. A highly desirable First Edition copy of the book which has now become a true icon for collectors, primarily of course due to the massive, enduring success of the film for over half a century. This certainly near fine copy in its.....
Burbank, CA: Original Creative Artists Agency covers, 1987. ORIGINAL. Highly collectible second draft shooting script of the 1987 Richard Donner-directed blockbuster created and written by the great Shane Black. Followed by three sequels, this is the foundation, and by far the most scarce and most difficult to acquire. In its.....
NY: DOUBLEDAY, 1951. FIRST EDITION, FIRST STATE. HARDBACK. Near Fine First Edition, First State copy of this Bradbury classic, basis for the film adaptation starring Rod Steiger. This unique highly collectible First is signed and dated 12/1/91 by Bradbury on the front free endpaper along with his elaborate full-page abstract.....
Hollywood: Produced by MGM, 1986. Original shooting script. Wraps, presented in custom binder. Fine original shooting script signed by Mel Brooks and presented in handsome custom four-paneled binder.
2024. ORIGINAL SHOOTIN|G SCRIPT. Softcover script in custom presentation case. Original shooting script of the Oscar nominated film starring two-time Oscar winner Adrien Brody. This script signed by Adrien Brody.
NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, (1990). Pristine, absolutely As New First Edition of the author's landmark first novel, the enormous critical success which introduces Dr. Kay Scarpetta. A true collector's copy of an important mystery debut.
NY: Random House, (1969). First Edition of the noted author's debut novel, a smashing critical and popular success, and a work called by John Clellon Holmes, The best first novel I have read in years. Scarce for this title, this is a truly Fine copy in Fine dust jacket which has been.....
NY: Scribner, 2004. FIRST EDITION, FIRST STATE. Hardback. Pristine As New First Edition of the author's third novel in the acclaimed Cliff Janeway series.
NY: Mysterious Press, 1983. FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING. Hardback. Very Near Fine First Edition copy marred merely by some minor chipping at corners and spine ends. Author's second Sergeant Lloyd Hopkins novel, his followup to BLOOD ON THE MOON. A typically riveting work by the internationally bestselling author.
NY: Harper & Row, (1980). Gorgeous obviously unread Very Fine First Edition of the late author's fourth Jim Chee mystery. A true collector's copy, this stunning example is inscribed, dated and signed on the title page by the author: For Frisk and Ira Beck / 11/29/1980 / Tony Hillerman.
Skuespil..København: Gyldendalske, (1890). First Edition (but for Heinemann's U.K. edition of the required dozen copies, issued only to secure copyright) of the classic drama, internationally acknowledged as one of the highspots of world theater. Although Ibsen was, of course, Norwegian, the First Edition was published in Danish. A lovely, certainly.....
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Highly collectible hand-written postcard (with stamped and addressed front also in Kerouac's hand), dated December 12, 1960, Northport, NY) to his close pal, poet and author John Montgomery. Montgomery was a longtime friend and confidante who appears in Kerouac's THE DHARMA BUMS as 'Henry Morley' as well as the character.....
NY: Viking, (1994. Scarce Review copy of the First Edition (all publicity slips laid in) of this utterly unique Western as realized by the always innovative and eccentric Kesey with an assist here from Ken Babbs, who shares authorship credit. An unread, as new copy in dust jacket signed (on.....
New York: Viking, 1992. ARC. Softcover. This is a very scarce Advance Readers Copy in As New Condition.
NY: VAN REES PRESS, 1957. FIRST EDITION, FIRST STATE. HARDBACK. Extremely rare true First Edition, First State copy of this treasured cult favorite -- incredibly difficult to find in this condition -- and NEVER seen inscribed and signed by BOTH 'Gidget' as well as the book's author. "To Clare / Best.....
London: Bloomsbury, (1990). True First Edition (UK) of this remarkable, illuminating, limitlessly fascinating autobiography of the legendary Miss Peggy Lee, a copy from the library of her friend Dom De Luise. Loosely laid into this absolutely Fine copy in equally Fine dust jacket, is the program of Miss Lee's sold-out.....
NY: Grove Press, (1961). First American Edition of this long-banned masterpiece first published in Paris in 1939, the companion to Miller's earlier Tropic of Cancer. An unsparing account of what it means to grow to manhood in America, the magic leaps from the page in uninhibited, subversive, often hilarious -- never.....
London: Robert Hale, (1980). Fine, fresh UK First Edition (the true First) in fine dust jacket of the noted author's scarce second book, the novel which serves to introduce Inspector Pitt and his wife Charlotte. The author, internationally acknowledged as today's foremost writer of Victorian mystery, justifies her reputation with.....
NY: St. Martin's Press, (1981). Fine First Edition in pristine original dust jacket of the celebrated author's fourth novel, another of her acclaimed Victorian mysteries featuring Inspector Pitt and his delightful wife Charlotte. A collector's copy of a scarce title. Signed on the title page by Anne Perry.
NY: NAL (1987. Fine First Edition in equally Fine dust jacket of the renowned crime author's second book, a vivid recreation of a gruesome and shocking true case of the shooting of three small children -- by their mother. Recipient of countless honors and acclaimed as the foremost True Crime.....
NY: Viking, (1938). First Edition of this collection of the Nobel laureate's noted short fiction. Octavo in oatmeal and rust boards, lovely and fresh, certainly very near fine indeed, in a fresh, near fine pictorial dust jacket with the original $2.50 price and which shows but minor wear and a......
New York: Random House, 1966. First Edition. Hardback. First Edition, First PrintingThe nicest copy we have seen in years. Aside from a minuscule quarter-inch closed tear on the top of the dust jacket front cover, a brilliant, truly fine example of this iconic classic, made even more memorable as not.....
NY: Greenberg, (1946). First Edition of this scarce iconic Jim Thompson title, a truly sought after literary collectible in the genre. The book is Fine, really Fine. The dust jacket, elusive and valued, certainly better than Very Good, shows only moderate wear and exhibits chips primarily at spine extremities and.....
First American edition of the author's applauded posthumously published collection of essays, sketches and stories that had not previously been issued. This copy is tight, square, very near fine and, in short, highly presentable. The pictorial dust jacket is corners-clipped and other than a half-inch chip at the head of.....
NY: Doubleday & Co., (1959). First Edition of the acclaimed author's enlightening account of the Jewish people and their faith, as well as his own highly personal statement of his own solid faith and unwavering commitment to Judaism. As entertaining as any of his novels, the work holds great appeal.....
