Early printing of this cheeky safety pamphlet on the dangers of malaria, handed to US troops during WWII.

Rare first edition of Stephen Hawking's first book, one of the most important works of theoretical physics of the 20th century.

First edition of the first book published on the efficacy of marijuana use in cancer treatment.

First edition of the "first Italian book on electricity" (Bensaude-Vincent) — a popular text that spread word of early electrical experiments to fascinated amateurs, including many Italian women.

Scarce inscribed first printing of Bethe's course on the fundamental theory of nuclear forces, from lectures originally presented to the engineers and scientists of the General Electric Company.

First edition of one of the earliest scholarly, scientific monographs on transsexuality.

Signed first edition of this early and now uncommon guide to the internet.

First printing of this introduction to fractal design, with the user's manual and original floppy disk in the original software packaging — with a warning mailgram from the Small Computer Book Club, alerting the user to the then-prevalent "Friday the 13th" virus.

First edition of this privately-printed Apple-produced compendium of Steve Jobs-related writing and remembrances.

Inscribed first edition of this popular science book dedicated to chemistry and all of its dualities, by the Nobel Laureate and theoretical chemist.

First US edition of the book that "brought about a silent and almost immediate revolution in biology" (Grafen and Ridley, 72) — and coined the term "meme."

Original manuscript notebook (with related correspondence) from prolific American inventor George R. Carey, including original sketches for his "Selenium Electrical Camera," one of the earliest conceptions of what would become television.

First printing of this booklet presenting an Afro-centric perspective of athleticism by track star, kinesiologist, and educator Malachai Andrews.