Beautifully bound copy of the classic Christian devotional texts, bound in velvet with hallmarked silver furniture.

Delightful commonplace book of poetry compiled by several women and men, full of original and copied poetry on various topics.

Gorgeous three-scene peepshow depicting the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs Elysees, the Tuilieries, and other landmarks of Paris as they looked in the early 19th century.

Original photograph album of family of Chicago, focusing on their daughter (b. 1936) who had polio, and covering primarily the 1940s, in the years just before the vaccine.

Original photograph album composed with great care, containing forty photos of British train engines mounted one to a page and captioned in a neat hand.

Elaborate sales sample book containing over 700 watch faces representing a wide variety of styles and sizes from Besançon, France, a world center for watch production. One of the most striking sales catalogues we've encountered.

First printing – and only edition – of Abbey's hated first book.

First collected edition, featuring Adam of Bremen's chronicle of peoples from the Old North and the earliest known mention of the Vikings' discovery of North America, one of three key works in the history of Hamburg within a larger sammelband of six works total.

First U.S. printing of the first major biography of the French impressionist.

First edition of this collection of early text-based computer game descriptions and code, an example of using digital play as an opportunity for education – with favorites like "Hunt the Wumpus" and "STTR1," a game based on STAR TREK.

First edition of this tongue-in-cheek history of golf, beginning with the prehistoric Golfosaurian, moving onto the missing "link" Golfolinkius Anthropomorphus, and so on.

First printing of this retrospective compilation of Arbus's early work photographing the vibrant street fashion of '80s New York.