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.

Signed first printing of Follett's most beloved epic historical novel, following the fates of generations of characters whose lives are tied to the building of an English town's magnificent cathedral in the High Medieval Period.

First printing of this "curious culinary adventure incorporating a caveat against Lesser Literature, and an instance of startling Sensibility."

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.

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 impression of the James Bond thriller set in Japan, often cited as one of the best in the series.

First impression, the only book in the James Bond series told from the point of view of a woman rather than from Bond's own perspective.

Fine first edition, first impression, third issue of the final James Bond book by Fleming.

First issue, the exceptionally rare first state with the gilt-stamped gun on the front board, of the final full-length James Bond novel by Fleming.

First impression of the first James Bond short story collection, featuring the only original jacket design to depict any part of James Bond himself.

First edition, mixed state, the story of three young American women abroad in Scotland – with a tartan patterned binding.