First printing of this delightfully day-glo set of pop-out paper dolls of the characters, vehicles, and scenery from the 1968 animated Beatles film THE YELLOW SUBMARINE, including several versions of John, Paul, George, and Ringo.
Inscribed first edition of Bowles' first collection of short stories and second book, follow-up to his classic THE SHELTERING SKY — with an additional letter signed by Bowles.
Signed, slipcased first edition of Moore's first novel, a historical retelling of Liberia's founding with touches of magic realism, issued as part of the Powell's Books INDIESPENSABLE series.
First printing of the designer's catalogue of spoons, preceded by an essay of dubious psychological perception but great historical interest on the longstanding affective and emotional ties that bind humanity to our beloved Spoons.
Catalogue of an exhibition held from October 12 to November 24, 1971, of these vivid and theatrical watercolor paintings, "the culminating expression of the New York scene as viewed by Richard Lindner" (Schwartz).
Uncommon exhibition catalogue of twenty "drawing-collages," visions of Chicago that form part of Fitzpatrick's longer work-in-progress, The Wonder.
Second impression of the distinguished poet's first book.
First edition of these interwoven stories of America's westward expansion, this copy with a charming bookplate designed by Rockwell Kent.
Inscribed first edition of this cookery classic, widely considered to be Julia Child's magnum opus.
First Gorey edition of the first poem from Lear's BOOK OF NONSENSE, the first of two Gorey books using Lear's nonsense verse.
First edition of this collection carefully selected from Samuels's monumental and authoritative larger six-volume set of Adams's letters.
Signed first edition of this comic historical mystery, in which Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini team up to solve a crime.
First US edition, review copy, of Agee's semi-autobiographical first novel.
First edition, the simultaneous paperback issue, of the confessional poet's uncommon second book of verse.
First edition, review copy, of the confessional poet's uncommon second book of verse.
First Applause printing of the script for the Tony-winning Victorian slasher musical, based on the classic 19th-century Penny Dreadful story.
First edition of the Nobel winner's perhaps most acclaimed collection, winner of both the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry and the Poetry Society of America's William Carlos Williams Award.
Beautiful miniature fine press production of this excerpt from THE DOGS BARK, in which Capote describes his beginnings as a collector through the ruinous encouragement of Colette, with whom he shares an appreciation for the beauty of paperweights.
First edition of Dahl's collected World War II-era stories about flying, drawn from his own experiences as a wing commander in Royal Air Force.
Spanish comic-book adaptation of an astonishingly condensed Adventures of Brigadier Gerard, The White Company, and three Sherlock Holmes stories: A Scandal in Bohemia, The Musgrave Ritual, and The Adventure of the Crooked Man.
First US edition of this selection of rare images from the archives of The Royal Photographic Society, with text by curator Pam Roberts and an introduction by Paul McCartney.
First edition of these black and white portraits of ballet dancers, film stars, and artists, selected from the 35 years of Mitchell's photographic career.
First edition of this heavily illustrated selected of Peake's poems, excerpted novels, articles, and previously unpublished works and fragments, co-edited and with a biographical introduction by sculptor and writer Gilmore, Peake's widow.
First edition of Delteil's two-part fully illustrated catalogue raisonnée of Goya's etchings and engravings, bound in a single volume.
Uncommon exhibition catalogue of the Austrian artist's mid-'80s paintings, issued by Paris's Galerie Lavigne-Bastille.
