Lavish large-format chromolithograph production, with facsimiles exceptional designs from illuminated medieval manuscripts, redesigned around the text of Kempis's epochal work.

Limited first edition thus, illustrated by Hémard with hand-coloring in pochoir, of these two fantastical, proto-science fiction short stories.

Lavish limited Pre-Raphaelite edition of the Middle English masterpiece.

Inscribed and signed first editions of this pair of novels by influential graphic designer Chip Kidd, blending book design and story to create a dynamic reading experience.

Extensive collection of nearly 200 self-published Sherlock Holmes pastiches, printed over nearly 30 years, from the Berkeley-based Pequod Press.

Limited first edition thus, illustrated by Laboureur, master of interwar French engraving — handsomely bound by a contemporary French woman binder, Marie-Louis H. Farge.

Lavish limited edition, unbound in original sheets, of the medieval chivalric romance — with rich images hand-colored in pochoir in Hémard's characteristic style.

Limited edition of this brief travelogue from popular Australian artist, famed libertine, and all-around Renaissance man.

Gilded Age edition in an elaborately constructed vernacular dust jacket, with an original watercolor painted onto the front panel and incorporating silk ribbons.

A complete set of signed limited editions from one of the great small fine presses of contemporary US literature, as well as its annual holiday cards (most illustrated by Edward Gorey) — the copies of the publisher's parents.

First French edition thus — one of only ten hors commerce copies, lavishly bound in Art Deco style — illustrated in De Bosschère's best sub-erotic Beardsleyite manner.

Limited first edition thus, a small-press production of the popular 18th-century comedy.