First printing of this bestiary-alphabet of unusual creatures, a rather Seussian premise but with a uniquely Gorey execution, this copy lacking the dust jacket.

Uncommon first printing of Goodman's classic defense of youthful nonconformity.

First printing of this color-illustrated work by Gorey, in which the wholesome yellow and pastel blues alternate with the baleful brownish-grey, matching the alternating charming and ominous scenes.

Signed first printing of this teasing short story, about an unseen "it" slowly sinking in various scenes within a vaguely Edwardian setting.

First edition of Gorey's take on the young American girl abroad in a vaguely Edwardian setting, evoking Henry James but distinctly Gorey.

Signed first printing of the Kinsey Millhone mystery, in which the private detective finds herself investigating a murder when all she wanted to do was get paid by the man who stiffed her.

First impression, first issue of the first James Bond book featuring his classic nemesis, Ernst Blofeld.

First impression of the first Bond novel published after the film franchise boom had begun, featuring the spy back with all the classic trappings that made him a success.

First impression of the elusive 3rd James Bond novel, in a lovely original dust jacket with some light restoration.

First impression, first issue of the 2nd James Bond novel, a lovely copy in the rare first-state dust jacket.

First impression of the 4th James Bond book, in which the spy must infiltrate a smuggling ring in the black market diamond trade.