First printing of Blunk's biography of the acclaimed American poet.

Inscribed first printing of this collection of short biographies of prominent Black people, as well as a brief summary of Maryland history with a focus on the state's Black population, written by a formerly enslaved man – inscribed to Black suffragist Addie Hunton.

First printing of Clark's biography in verse, poetic novel, or "historical oratorio" on the life of Keats.

First edition. An account of the poker game with the highest stakes of all time, initatied by Texas billionaire Andy Beal.

First printing in book form of Doyle's episodic memoirs, originally published in THE STRAND and covering his life from early childhood and medical training through to his literary career and embarkation on "The Psychic Quest," a Shaw 100 title.

First edition in English of Exquemelin's illustrated history of famous pirates, the central primary source on the subject during its most famous era, with the continuation by Ringrose.

Galley proof of the biography of the iconic chef and educator, published when she was 85 years old.

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.

Early printing, published the same year as the first printing, of the first American edition of the diary of Anne Frank.

Signed uncorrected proof of this acclaimed poetic memoir.

Warmly inscribed first printing of the Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir of the trailblazing publisher of the WASHINGTON POST during the tumultuous period that saw the stories of the Pentagon Papers and Watergate — with signed letter from Donald Graham.

First printing of this illustrated literary biography of Keats, traced through the history of his surviving manuscripts.