First edition, first issue of the most famous book in English domestic arts and home cooking of the Victorian era, rare in full contemporary binding without any restoration.

Indignant broadside bemoaning the flamboyant advertising techniques of fellow public house owners – and directing readers to his own establishment, which is "NOT A GIN PALACE."

First printing of the first cook book by the manager of the Algonquin Hotel, who formed the famous Algonquin Round Table with members Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley, and Edna Ferber, and who counted as regulars John Barrymore, Joan Crawford, and Orson Welles.

An unusually attractive and unblemished first printing of a book which served as many cooks' lifelong working companion.

First printing of this patriotic guide to home economizing for American women in the First World War.

Inscribed first printing of this follow-up to to Hazan's legendary culinary debut.

First edition, in which the author travels to discover traditions and skills about pigs and pig farming.

First edition of this cocktail book created to advertise a liquor company based in Great Neck, NY, the setting of THE GREAT GATSBY a generation before.

Inscribed first edition, limited advance printing, of this of animal agriculture by the noted vegan writer.

"Souvenir Menu" from this iconic San Francisco theater, which would become home the next year to burlesque performer Sally Rand and her infamous "fan dance."

Early reprint, published the same year as the George Sully first, of the popular world travelogue using the cheeky theme – in the Prohibition-era – of cocktails.

First edition of this hybrid household manual and Victorian novel with feminist undertones, in which a young housewife learns to trust her instincts and become more independent.