First edition of this Regency comedy of manners, an important landmark in the history of the Scottish novel and in popular romance.

Signed first printing of this epic family narrative told from the point of view of the ghost of its matriarch, an enslaved woman who committed suicide.

Scarce Dover reprint of of the omnibus edition originally published for the Fortean Society by Henry Holt in 1941, with a new introduction by Damon Knight.

Attractive publisher's cloth edition of Pope's translation the epic poem, with a critical introduction by noted 19th-century translator Theodore Alois Buckley.

Inscribed first printing of this landmark history of blues by prominent critic Albert Murray, presented to Lee Goerner, assistant editor at Alfred A. Knopf.

First printing of this collection of photographs and summaries of shows performed by Martha Graham and her dance company, including her ground-breaking "Appalachian Spring."

First edition of these collected columns from the Field newspaper, with the author's own vivid illustrations of the Black Redstart, the Tree Sparrow, and the Black Bantam Hen.

Catalogue of Masson's 1962 exhibition, with the original lithographed cover by Mourlot Freres.

Uncommon first edition of these collected papers and discussions on the state of psychical research and the evidence for ESP in laboratory experiments, among the European peasantry, and in homing pigeons.

Rare second edition of Moran's fanciful thesis on the lunar zodiacal origins of the phonetic alphabet, published together with Kelley's briefer "American Parallels," on the relationship between the calendar systems of Eurasia, Oceania, and Mesoamerica.

Inscribed first edition of Jance's third mystery starring Arizona sheriff Joanna Brady.

Signed first edition of this sixth archaological mystery starring Hamilton's detective Lara McClintoch, a Torontonian antiquary.

Signed first edition of Hamilton's second crime novel starring reporter Eve Diamond, set in the author's hometown of Los Angeles.