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Philadelphia: Lippincott, (1963). Advance Reading Copy of the iconic (and reclusive) author's esteemed first novel, winner of the Faulkner Foundation Award for Best First Novel of the Year. Somewhat sunned but very minimally creased, this copy in wraps is quite near fine, and certainly a decent example of this uncommon.....
NY: Frederick A. Stokes, (1938). Rare Advance Review Copy of the First Edition with the equally scarce publisher's slip laid in announcing publication date of February 17, 1938 at a retail price of $2.00. Simply a very good square copy showing dampstained boards, yet happily without any of the foxing.....
Boston: Little, Brown, (1943). True First Edition (Published March 1943) of this quite scarce Queen title, a Near Fine copy in the elusive Pauline Jackson pictorial dust jacket, price-clipped but certainly presentable and equally very Near Fine. A very collectible example of a much sought-after title.
Paris: Les Presses Modernes, 1927. FIRST EDITION, FIRST STATE. Hardback. Scarce First Edition of this volume, highly regarded and sought after by music afficionados. The book, privately published by the internationally famed music critic (and Chevalier of the Legion of Honor), collects twenty-seven studies on music and modern musicians, of.....
NY: Random House, (1967). Stunning Fine First Edition in glorious, equally Fine dust jacket of this 1967 winner of the Pulitzer Prize. This is not the more commonly seen signed limited edition, but it is the TRUE First Edition which has been boldly signed on the half-title by William Styron. A......
NY: Summit Books, (1988). Wonderfully inscribed First Edition copy of Thompson at his apocalyptic best. A very close to Fine copy with but some slight stains to topedge pages in a really immaculate, fine, non-price-clipped dust jacket. This copy is signed and inscribed in gold ink by Thompson on the.....
NY: Summit (1979). First Edition. A virtually Fine copy, obviously unread, in Fine, non-price-clipped dust jacket. Laid in is a bookplate signed by Hunter Thompson and also the card to that official signing which took place on October 18, 2004. .
NY: Random House, (1967). Fine First Edition of the good doctor's classic, a fine copy in bright, fine dust jacket. Loosely laid into this copy is a card signed with his usual flourish by Hunter S. Thompson.
NY: Simon & Schuster, (2004). Pristine, unread First Edition, First Printing of the gonzo author's final book. Sensational copy signed in full on the title page by Hunter S. Thompson. .
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.....
Baton Rouge, LA: Louisiana State University Press, 1980. FIRST EDITION, FIRST STATE. Hardback. First Edition, First Printing of the author's Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece, signed on a tipped-in page by Walker Percy, who wrote the foreword and who was responsible for the book's publication. Tight, square, beautiful fine copy in its.....
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1998. Arnold Roth. First Edition. Hardcover. A Pristine copy in As New Dust Jacket signed on the Front Free Endpaper. This copy comes with promo material. .
NY: Delacorte Press, (1982). First Edition, First State. Truly fine copy, made even more special as on the front free endpaper Vonnegut has boldly signed it with an overlarge signature (including his asterisk) and dated it June 29, 1999.
NY: GP Putnams & Sons, (1990). As New First Edition, First Printing of one of the prolific author's most endearing works. A great copy with his official signed bookplate laid in.
NY: St Martin's Press, 1992. FIRST EDITION, FIRST STATE. Hardback. Sparkling As New copy of this hugely successful bestseller, the author's debut novel, recipient of multiple awards, swiftly bought and developed into an equally successful 1997 miniseries. A very real collector's copy, signed by the author.
NY: Random House, (1980). Extremely scarce MULTI-SIGNED First Edition in wraps of this rarely seen 141-page collection of Warhol portraits from the 1970s. With an essay by Robert Rosenblum, this fascinating collection was produced in association with the Whitney Museum of American Art. This true collectible is boldly signed and also.....
NY: Putnam's Sons, (1978). First Edition. Introduction by Tennessee Williams. Illustrated with photographs. One of only 250 copies signed by both Williams and Leavitt. In its original publisher's slipcase. Hardcover. A fine copy in a very nearly fine dust jacket which, curiously, like virtually all copies of this limited edition.....
NY: Simon & Schuster, (1989). Fine First Edition in immaculate Fine dust jacket of the noted journalist's account of what came to be known as The Preppie Murder, the NY Central Park rape and murder of Jennifer Levin by Robert Chambers. This superb copy is signed on the front free endpaper by.....
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.....
