Signed limited edition, one of 550 numbered copies signed by Woolf in her characteristic purple ink – this copy once part of Pearl S. Buck's library, with her collection bookplate.

Signed limited first edition, one of fifteen copies, of this striking and tactile artist's book, telling a hazy tale with high-contrast woodcuts.

First printing of this anthology of the leading lights of the Jazz Age, published to benefit the New York Guild for the Jewish Blind.

First printing of this how-to magic book by the escape master himself, Harry Houdini.

First US edition, first issue of the epochal popular survey of quantum physics, Hawking's first book for non-specialists.

First printing, one of the most beloved of Heinlein's tales of space for young readers, featuring the science prodigy and tomboy Peewee joining the boy hero Kip on his adventures.

First printing of this catalogue and reflection on the career of Dadaist sculptor Jean Hans Arp, published on the occasion of an exhibition of his work at the MoMA.

First printing of this pair of screenplays by the iconic Italian director, including that of his first film "Luci del varietà" ("Variety Lights").

First printing of this attractive collection of works from later in Picasso's career, demonstrating his fully developed aesthetic.

Signed limited first edition of this contemplative artist's book that reflects on the intangibility of time, featuring a striking illustration executed in smoke.

Scarce first edition of poetry by the fairy-tale specialist arranged in categories like "Science," "Cameos," and "Rhymes a la mode."

First printing of the modern thriller, following FBI trainee Clarice Starling's increasingly chilling interviews with Hannibal Lecter while in search of a serial killer.

First edition of this contemporary look at the lives of Black people in Chicago in the 1940s, a "monumental study of race relations and African American social structure" (Finkelman, 90).