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![Image for The Temptation Of Don Volpi [Inscribed Association Copy]](/assets/images/product/k190126s_1)
By: Alfred Hayes
Price: $150.00
Publisher: Atheneum, New York: 1960
Edition: 1st ed.
Seller ID: k190126s
Condition: Fine
8vo, ¼ cloth, maroon boards. Stated First Edition. Alfred Hayes was a British-born screenwriter, television writer, and novelist. He wrote the screenplays for Clash by Night [ Fritz Lang], Island in the Sun, and was a co-writer on Roberto Rossellini's Paisan in 1946 for which he was nominated for an Academy Award. He received another nomination for the film Teresa in 1951. In television he wrote for the Alfred Hitchcock Hour, Mannix, Logan’sRun, and Nero Wolfe. This copy is inscribed on the front end paper to Hollywood film producer/director Jerry Wald. “It isn’t any shorter than ’... View more info
Price: $325.00
Publisher: Dutton: 1967
Edition: 1st ed.
Inscription: Inscribed by Braun to her sister Florence.
Seller ID: k191109a
Condition: Near Fine
1st edition in dustjacket. A nice association copy inscribed by Braun to her sister Florence, with the stamped paw print of cat KoKo. Near fine: some age-toning to top edge; lightly cocked to right; otherwise fine. Dustjacket is very good; has some light edge wear and age-toning. Not price-clipped. View more info
Price: $35.00
Publisher: Grove Press: 1959
Edition: 1st ed., 4th printing
Seller ID: k190813h
Condition: Very Good
8vo, 4th printing in second issue d/w (stated fourth printing on copyright page; d/w has no zip code on back panel but with roman numeral “iv”.] The book itself is very good-near fine; the dustjacket is very good -- but price-clipped and with several nicks along top edge and top of spine. View more info
By: Cheever, John
Price: $155.00
Publisher: NY, Harper & Brothers: 1957
Seller ID: 042407b
1st ed., 8vo in price-clipped dustjacket. Cheever's debut novel. The book itself is fine. The dust jacket is very good with a 1/2" closed tear at bottom right of front and upper front at spine and light-wear elsewhere. Also a 2" square paper label announcing the book's selection for the 1958 National Book Award. The label could probably be removed but I have left it in place. View more info
Price: $65.00
Publisher: CD Publications: 1992
Edition: 1st ed., limited signed
Inscription: Inscribed by all 35 authors
Seller ID: k191109b
Condition: New
Slipcased edition, signed by all 35 authors, numbered 435 of 500 copies. New in slipcase, some edge wear to d/w. Contents: I Scream Man by Robert R. McCammon; The Young Man Who Did Not Know His Father; and We Are the Dead by Darrell Schweitzer; The Elder; and Optional Music for Voice and Piano by Poppy Z. Brite; Piano Moon; and Self-Possessed by Steve Rasnic Tem; The Well that Whispered Darkness by Ardath Mayhar; Site B by Colleen Drippe'; The Visitor; and They Came From The Suburbs by Paul F. Olson; Mole; and The Place Where All Things Go To Die by Susan M. Watkins; Razors by Ron Wolfe; The ... View more info
By: Dickens, Charles
Price: $150.00
Publisher: London: Chapman and Hall: 1840
Edition: 1st edition
Seller ID: k190719m
Condition: Good
First edition in book form, bound from the original parts, of both "The Old Curiosity Shop" and "Barnaby Rudge". 8vo, ¼ leather, maroon cloth, with gilt rulings, titles, five raised bands. Three volumes bound as two. Marbled end papers, all edges marbled. Master Humphrey's Clock was a weekly periodical edited and written by Dickens from April, 1840 to December, 1841. It began with a frame story in which Master Humphrey tells about himself and his small circle of friends (which includes Mr. Pickwick), and their penchant for telling stories. Several short stories were included, followed by th... View more info
Price: $75.00
Publisher: Dutton, New York: 1960
Edition: 1st American edition
Seller ID: k190721c
Condition: Fine
First U.S. edition; first state. His first major novel, originally published in Paris in 1936. Advance review copy with review slip dated "Sep 14 1960" laid in. Conforms to the first issue points identified by McBride's "Points Of Issue" (1996): Front flap states "Lawrence Durrell's Black Book is the first piece of work by a new English writer …" not "T.S. Eliot said…" - Also with the year 1936 x’d out on the copyright page and replaced by 1959. A fine copy in very good d/w; just a hint of rubbing to spine ends and corners. Jacket is not price-clipped but has wear to edges and corners w... View more info
By: Fair, A.A. (Erle Stanley Gardner)
Price: $75.00
Publisher: William Morrow: 1970
Edition: 1st ed
Seller ID: k190817d
Condition: Fine
1st ed., 8vo, black boards. A fine, virtually pristine copy with some very light wear to bottom edge of spine only. In fine d/w with mylar protected jacket -- not price-clipped. View more info
Price: $100.00
Publisher: NY, Random House: 1948
Seller ID: 042404
1st ed., 8vo in dustjacket. This copy from the library of Hollywood film producer Jerry Wald, and bearing his inked signature on the front end paper. Wald produced the Faulkner films The Sound and the Fury and The Long Hot Summer. The book is very good-near fine with just some light discoloration in the top right front corner of the binding. The dust jacket is good only. No large tears but has a 1/2" closed tear at front lower spine, a 1/2" open tear at upper spine, a 1/4" chipped from top of spine and assorted edge wear and rubbing. View more info
By: Frederick Rolfe Baron Corvo
Price: $75.00
Publisher: Cassell, London: 1935
Edition: 1st thus.
Seller ID: k190126t
Condition: Fine
8vo, red cloth dustjacket, 453 pp. an alternative retelling of English history from the point of view of Hubert de Burgh. In Hubert's narrative, which begins with an account of the struggle for succession in the wake of King Richard Lionheart's death, young Duke Arthur of Brittany does not die at the hands of King John, but instead ascends to the throne. Hubert relates Arthur's adventures as he combats the wily John, fights in the Crusades, and wages battle against the treacherous Simon de Montfort, before facing perhaps his greatest challenge when his reign is threatened by the crucifixions... View more info
Price: $250.00
Publisher: William Morrow: 1975
Edition: 1st ed
Seller ID: k190817a
Condition: Fine
1st ed., 8vo, black boards, white titles. Published posthumously, an unusually scarce Gardner title -- especially in this condition. The title story is the only short story Gardner wrote featuring his most famous character Perry Mason. Other: The Jeweled Butterfly, Something Like a Pelican, and A Man is Missing) A fine, as-new copy in fine, mylar protected jacket -- not price-clipped. View more info
Price: $65.00
Publisher: William Morrow: 1973
Seller ID: k190817b
Condition: Fine
William Morrow and Company, New York, 1973. 1st ed., 8vo, black boards, gilt titles. A fine, pristine copy in fine, mylar protected jacket -- not price-clipped. View more info
Price: $75.00
Publisher: William Morrow: 1955
Edition: 1st ed
Seller ID: k190817c
Condition: Fine
1st Edition. 8vo, green boards, black titles. A fine, virtually pristine copy with just a hint of wear at bottom edge of spine. In near-fine d/w with 1/4” closed ear at upper right front; ½” closed tear at lower front flap, slight surface wear. View more info
![Image for The Tyranny of the Dark [signed]](/assets/images/product/k190126f_1)
By: Garland, Hamlin
Price: $145.00
Publisher: by Harper & Brothers Publishers: 1905
Inscription: Inscribed by Garland on front end paper
Seller ID: k190126f
Condition: Fair
First edition. 8vo., Illustrated blue cloth, gilt titles, black bat on upper board. Inscribed on front end paper. Fair: rubbed and chipped at spine ends, both hinges cracked but intact; spine somewhat darkened. View more info
![Image for The Bay Psalm Book Murder [inscribed with added ALS]](/assets/images/product/121310_1)
By: Harriss, Will
Price: $125.00
Publisher: New York, Walker and Company: 1983
Edition: First
Seller ID: 121310
Fine, nearly new copy in fine d/w, inscribed by author Harriss on the front endpaper. Accompanied by three signed letters, 1984-1985 by Harris to former Los Angeles book dealer Joan Perkal. One letter on Harris’s embossed stationary is typed, two are holographic. Also a fourth signed penciled note. All commenting on books he purchased or is trying to obtain. View more info
Price: $65.00
Publisher: New York, Charles Scribner: 1940
Seller ID: k122903
1st edition (1940) with 'A' on copyright page. Interior is clean and tight. Inside covers and endpapers are darkened along the hinge lines. Several small light stains (none larger than 1/2") on covers, but not so bad as to detract from appearance. Dust jacket is complete, not price-clipped, but has heavy wear along the edges and missing 1/2" at top and bottom of spine. View more info
By: Jackson, Shirley
Price: $275.00
Publisher: New York, Farrar Straus and Company: 1948
Seller ID: 121301
Condition: Near Fine
First edition (with stylized FS to the copyright page.) Pages browned as usual, else fine in good, price-clipped dustwrapper with very minor edgewear and large tear to rear panel. Where the original price was clipped, there is a small rubber-stamped $3.00 price. Uncertain if this was a publisher repricing or a bookstore. A particularly bright copy of the author's first book. View more info
![Image for Sleepwalk [Limited, signed hardbound edition]](/assets/images/product/BB - 65.jpg)
By: John Saul
Price: $250.00
Publisher: Bantam Books [John Saul]: 1990
Edition: 1st ed., limited hardbound ed.
Seller ID: s180315c
Condition: Fine.
1st ed., a special hardcover edition limited to 50 numbered and signed presentation copies designed and bound by the author. 4to, blue cloth, gilt titles. This is copy no. 6, presented to George Christy -- book reviewer for the Hollywood Reporter. This was the thriller-horror author’s thirteenth book. “Borrego, New Mexico. A peaceful little desert town. Except for one thing. Somebody here hates teenagers. Hates them. These troublemakers, these rebels, have to be controlled. Silenced. Forever. Now he has discovered an insidious way to strike back at them. In their sleep. In their waking... View more info
By: Liam O'Flaherty
Price: $85.00
Publisher: Jonathan Cape, London: 1928
Edition: 1st ed,
Seller ID: k190126a
Condition: Very good
Novel based on the assassination of the Irish government minister Kevin O'Higgins in 1927.CONDITION: Very good. A bright, crisp copy overall; some toning to end papers, half-title and title pages -- the latter lightly so. Dust jacket is good only; chipped corners, nicks and cracks at spine ends; price clipped; toning to interior flaps. View more info
Price: $75.00
Publisher: NY, Harper & Row: 1968
Seller ID: g1007
1st ed., in d/w. Fine copy of Llosa's second novel in d/w with 1/2" open tear on front top edge. View more info
