First US edition, first printing, signed by the author on the publisher-issued bookplate tipped onto the front free endpaper.

Inscribed first printing of Angelou's fourth memoir, spanning her experiences in the Harlem Writers Guild and her civil rights activism — this copy owned by Jeannine Clark, an influential leader of diversity initiatives at the Smithsonian.

Limited first separate edition of this essay about Pat Conroy, signed by both Conroy and Berendt.

Inscribed true first edition of the legendary actor's memoir.

Signed first edition of this memoir about the author's investigations into his family's conflicts surrounding family business: Sweet and Low artificial sweetener.

First edition of this dictated memoir, actually written by Teichmann but with source material from 200 hours of tape recordings of Henry Fonda speaking about his life.

Signed uncorrected proof of this acclaimed poetic memoir.

Signed first edition of this memoir/economic advice book pushing for "corporate democracy," written by a fierce investor whose "happy hunting ground is the annual stockholder's meeting."

Signed first edition, association copy of this thrilling account of Sir Edmund Hillary's expedition to seek the mythical Yeti and to study how the Sherpa people "survive winter at dizzying altitudes" (jacket) – owned by George Lowe, who participated in the expedition.

First edition in this format, sumptuously illustrated, of Johnson's celebrated biographical encyclopedia of infamous criminals.

Scarce American edition of the bookseller's Confessions, with one of the earliest Brooklyn imprints.

First edition of the final African journals of Scottish missionary, abolitionist, and explorer David Livingstone, including his own account of the famous meeting with Stanley.

Important edition of the monumental visual record of Native American leaders, including an extensive account of the original 1836-44 folio edition, biography of the original authors, and the infamous Smithsonian fire new to this edition.