"For Chris Tinlin! With the Good Wishes of Ray Bradbury Oct. 1970". With original mailing envelope. More

From the library and with a dozen or so marginal pencil notations of Walter H. Briggs. Briggs was Harvard College Librarian who started his association with the Widener Library in 1896. The Association was comprised of Cambridge, Massachusetts members who would gather to perform readings of Shakespeare's plays. Mr. and..... More

(Chicago: Time, Inc.), January 23, 1939, First edition. quarto, pictorial wrappers. 48pp., stapled. Time, Inc.), With cover photograph of author William Faulkner taken by Eric Schaal. A fine, clean copy. More

Harper Collins, 1992, First Edition, Limited to 350 numbered and signed copies. large octavo, deep red cloth, a.e.g. in dust jacket a tissue, in slipcase. Harper Collins, The dust jacket on all copies of the limited edition are price clipped. a very fine, clean copy. A small, round sticker on..... More

Jackson: Univ Press of Mississippi, (1985), First Edition. octavo, cloth in dust jacket. (50), 409pp. Univ Press of Mississippi, "Unlike its predecessor, 'The De Gaulle Story,' Faulkner's most ambitious attempt to draft an original screenplay, 'Battle Cry' demonstrates Faulkner's skill as an adaptor and collaborator. Though Faulkner was a principal..... More

New York: Putnam's Sons, (1991), First Edition, Uncorrected Proof Copy. octavo, printed wrappers. Putnam's Sons, A Jack Ryan novel. The search for a stolen nuclear weapon on American soil sends Jack Ryan on a dangerous mission with global consequences in this #1 New York Times bestselling thriller. Signed by Clancy..... More

New York: Macmillan, 1894, Illustrated Edition Limited to 350 copies, of which only 100 were for sale in America, signed by Crockett. quarto, brown cloth with pictorial image gilt stamped on front cover. T.e.g. (xxvi), 290 pp. Macmillan, With a prefatory poem by Robert Louis Stevenson. "Stickit Minister: a probationer..... More

London: Chapman & Hall, 1910, Centenary Edition in recognition of Dickens' birthday. octavo, green cloth with spine stamped in gilt and front cover with decorative design stamped in blind. xxii, 393; x, 416 pp. Chapman & Hall, From a preliminary page, "BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES. The first series of 'Sketches by Boz'..... More

Roy Flannagan had a varied career as a journalist, author, political advisor and army officer. He developed a correspondence with Sherwood Anderson, Ernest Caldwell, Clifford Dowdey, Douglas Southall Freeman, William Faulkner, and Margaret Mitchell. This letter is dated one month after his split with Milton Avant “Ab” Abernethy over ownership..... More

London: Macmillan, 1894, Fourth reprint of the 1891 first edition. small octavo, three-quarter brown morocco and light brown cloth. A.e.g. Macmillan, With a preface by Anne Thackeray Ritchie. Beautifully illustrated by Hugh Thomson. Two upper corners scuffed, exposing board, a portion of the gilt stamping of "C" in Cranford on..... More

London: Raphael Tuck & Sons, no date (circa 1910), large octavo, pictorial boards with red cloth spine. 72 pp. Raphael Tuck & Sons, Illustrated by T. Noyes Lewis, Hilda Cowham, M. F. Taylor, Mabel Lucie Attwell, and others. An anthology of children's stories, No. 808 in Father Tuck's Golden Gift"..... More

London: Collins, 1951, First Edition. octavo, red boards in pictorial dust jacket. 288pp. Collins, A Cold War era thriller involving a former WWII mercenary RAF pilot set during the Berlin Airlift. Very fine condition, jacket clipped. More

London: Macmillan, 1879, Second English Edition, binding state A, first one volume issue. octavo, blue cloth stamped in black and gilt, brown coated endpapers. Macmillan, Supino 7.4.0. Cloth to outer hinge worn, wear to top and bottom of spine, inner hinges weak. Bookplate removed from front pastedown, damp stain to..... More