NY: Harper & Row, (1971). Beautiful First Edition, a real Collector's Copy, of the noted author's scarce second book. Original pictorial dust jacket is in remarkable condition, the only shortcoming to it's being considered truly fine is the minimal, unoffensive, and quite negligible mild chips at top of front panel.....
NY: Harper & Row, (1985). Stunning, obviously UNREAD Very Fine First Edition of the late author's early Jim Chee mystery. A brilliant collector's copy which is signed on the half title page by Tony Hillerman.
London: Faber & Faber, (1977). Superb Very Fine true (UK) First Edition in Fine price-clipped dust jacket of this early work, her seventh, one of the author's most critically lauded Dalgleish mysteries. This splendid collector's copy has, pasted to the title page, a cut signature of P.D. James.
NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, (1967). A truly Very Fine (virtually As New) unread First U.S. Edition in Fine dust jacket of the famed author's third book. A superb collector's copy, scarce thus.
Los Angeles: J.H. PALM Publishing, (2004). First Edition. First Printing of this instant collectible, a visually stunning coffee table book of 365pp which contains over 175 of the most renowned and celebrated contemporary authors: from Kurt Vonnegut and Norman Mailer to Dick Francis and Anne Rice, from Ray Bradbury and.....
NY: Harmony, (1997). AS NEW First Edition of this dazzlingly brilliant blockbuster of a contemporary sci-fi classic, based upon Douglas Adams story line. The one-and-only Monty Python veteran Terry Jones succeeds in weaving a thoroughly spellbinding, unforgettable tale of intergalactic travel and mishap. This pristine, unread copy has been signed on.....
NY: Atheneum, (1987). Fine First Edition in like dust jacket of the scarce third Alex Delaware mystery by the internationally renowned novelist. A lovely copy which has been signed and (generically) inscribed on the front free endpaper: Best wishes / Jonathan Kellerman.
New York: Doubleday, (1967). Tight, square very nearly Fine First Edition of this important title by the late Attorney General in like dust jacket with but some minimal wear. This copy is generically inscribed on the half-title page by his brother as follows: With best wishes / Ted Kennedy.
NY: Harcourt Brace, (1950). Very Good First Edition in like (price-clipped) dust jacket of the famed author's first book, published under John (rather than Jack) Kerouac. Priced accordingly. .
NY: Viking, (1990). Very Fine First Edition in like dust jacket of the late author's typically eccentric, completely whacky and wholly entertaining reexamination of the Merry Pranksters' 1964 voyage in the psychedelic bus they named The Further. In fact, the book is a marvellous meditation on the sixties and, in particular.....
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.....
Garden City: Doubleday & Company, 1977. First Edition. First Edition. Near Fine/Very Good. First edition stated, first printing with publisher's date code of R49 present at rear gutter. Inscribed on a tipped in card. For Mark/with best wishes,/Stephen King/ 5/1/89.
NY: Harcourt, Brace, 1997. FIRST EDITION, FIRST STATE. Hardback. As New First Edition of the internationally acclaimed director-producer. A perfect copy boldly signed in green ink by Stanley Kramer on the front free endpaper.
NY: Ace Books, 1953. FIRST EDITION, FIRST STATE. Paperback. Two books in one, softcover, bound back-to-back: An ACE Original. JUNKIE: Confessions of an Unredeemed Drug Addict by William Lee (William S. Burroughs' pseudonymous first book, an account of his years of drug use) and NARCOTIC AGENT by Maurice Helbrand. A very good.....
NY: Bantam Books, (1996-2011). All five books, First Editions, First Printings, in fine condition. Source of course for the epic series, recipient of worldwide adulation. Each of the books, fine, and boldly signed in two of the volumes by George R.R. Martin.
NY: Macmillan, MAY 1936. FIRST EDITION, FIRST STATE. Hardback. First Edition, First State (May 1936) of the classic work, reputed to be the fastest-selling novel in American publishing history. Upon publication the book sold a remarkable fifty thousand copies in a single day. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, it remains.....
London: Harvill Seeker (2014). Very Fine unread True (UK) First Edition in English of the internationally lauded Japanese icon, author of forty books published in fifty languages. This latest work by the hugely famous and widely collected postmodern author sold over a million copies in Japan in its very first.....
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, (1974). Stunning, Fine First Edition in equally beautiful Fine original pictorial dust jacket of the late beloved author's second book. An exceedingly scarce and much sought-after title, this brilliant copy is tight, square, and very obviously unread. Laid into the copy is a decorative author's card which is.....
NY: Simon & Schuster, (1986). Fine First Edition in equally Fine dust jacket of the multi-award-winning author's third book. An exceptional, beautiful copy which is signed on the title page by James Patterson.
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, (1987). First American Edition. True First, preceding the British edition by three years. Eighth in the popular Pitt series. Upper front corner gently bumped, else fine. Bright fresh dust jacket, even better than fine, has a couple of minor negligible shelf nicks to rear panel at.....
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: 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: St. Martin's Press, (1983). Very fine unread true First Edition in like dust jacket of the noted author's fifth book, another fully engrossing Victorian mystery featuring Scotland Yard's Inspector Pitt and his intrepid amateur-detective wife, Charlotte. A glorious copy, inscribed and signed on the front free endpaper Anne Perry.
NY: Viking, (1973). A highly unique copy of this First edition, notably scarce, perhaps rare. Seemingly a family copy. On the front pastedown it bears the heraldic bookplate (VERITE SANS PEUR) of the Pynchon family. First Edition copy of the reclusive author's landmark third novel. At 760 pages, a massive.....
