First edition run of all 24 novels in the Tarzan series, including TARZAN OF THE APES in the rare original dust jacket and five inscribed books — along with Burroughs's rare 1917 AUTO-BIOGRAPHY and two further Tarzan titles.
Twice inscribed first edition, first state of the first Tarzan novel, warmly presented from Burroughs to his niece.
Complete set of first printings of all 21 books in the Sharpe series, each volume signed on the title page by Cornwell.
Signed first printing of this unrecorded adventure of Sherlock Holmes and Lord Greystoke, by the pastiche artist's pastiche artist, Philip José Farmer.
Signed first printing of this anthology of "fiction and fact" (largely fiction) regarding men raised by wolves, apes, tigers, and the like, from Edgar Rice Burroughs's Tarzan to Gene Wolfe's and Farmer's own pastiche tributes.
Limited first edition of this trio of Hornblower short stories, published on the 200th anniversary of his fictional birth on July 4 1776.
First printing of the first volume in a tragically uncompleted six-book saga of the hollow Moon, this inexplicably endearing Golden Age lunar adventure was written by (per his jacket bio) a "marked INTROVERT," autodidact, and successful telepath.
First edition in book form of this suspenseful romance with an active, adventurous heroine, the drama turning on questions of power and property.
First edition of this popular western, in which a Missouri farmer migrates to California during the gold rush, by a pseudonymous J. Allan Dunn, prolific and genre-crossing king of the early pulps.
Scarce Gregg Press reprint edition of Symmes Chadwick Oliver's first novel.
Inscribed first printing of the second Amelia Peabody mystery, set in Egypt during the 1890s and famously written by a trained Egyptologist.
Limited first edition in book form of Sheehan's dream-journey fantasy, with a rare trial jacket in a different shade of orange than the final production.
First edition of this adventure story with a dose science fiction – twins Nicky and Judy and their dog Jokey find themselves marooned on an island with the psychic MASTER and his henchmen.
First edition of this sf adventure story – beautifully bound, likely for presentation, with a pencil annotation at the rear noting "From the library of Michael Howard," one of White's editors at Jonathan Cape, who was best known for working with Ian Fleming.
