Uncommon hardcover first printing of actor, writer, and legendary sleight-of-hand artist Ricky Jay's first book.

Complete set of first printings – each signed on the title page by Cornwell – of this series set during the American Civil War, following a reluctant soldier through the two Battles of Bull Run and the Battle of Antietam.

Signed first edition from the noted Japanese photographer.

An unbroken, nearly ten-year run of this valuable record of early Zen activity in the U.S.

First edition of this major novel by Dickens, a critical turning point in his career.

First printing of this edition, with Melville's name omitted from the front cover in lieu of Kent's, of what many consider Kent's masterpiece.

Scarce example of this signed limited edition letterpressed procedural artist's book — from the noted printer, artist, and scholar of the book.

First and only edition of this uncommon early photobook documenting a historic Tokyo dental school, commissioned after Ishiuchi received the prestigious Kimura Ihei Award.

Complete collection of the major modernist Japanese magazine on art and design in commerce, from street signs and ads to store displays, posters, typography, kiosks, and more.

First printing of Wharton's post-war novel, "the beginning of a revitalized and extraordinarily experimental late period" (Sensibar) in her career – in the scarce original dust jacket.

Trilingual publication (Japanese, English, French) of elaborately produced color woodblock prints on the theme of traditional Japanese children's games.

First printing of the novel that became the turning point in James Bond's popularity in the United States.

Advance uncorrected galley proof of the first American edition from the consummate psychological mystery novelist, whose works Ian Rankin called "consistently better work than most Booker winners put together."