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The Patchwork Girl of Oz by L. Frank Baum, First Edition 1913.
$950A near-fine copy of the first edition, published in 1913.
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Inscribed by Erich Maria Remarque – Heaven Has No Favorites
$1800The first edition inscribed by the author to his literary agent.
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Behold A Pale Horse Inscribed By William Cooper
$1500A First Edition with a warm inscription by the author to his friend.
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Ulysses By James Joyce. First Trade Edition, 1937.
$2250Near-fine copy with original dustjacket of the first English trade edition, first impression of Ulysses.
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ULYSSES. Samuel Beckett Presentation Copy. Joyce Signature
$17750This copy of James Joyce’s Ulysses from the library of Ray DaBoll, considered one of the most talented calligraphers & designers in America, inscribed by Beckett on the title-page in black ink: “On his birthday and yours / Sam Beckett / Feb 2 (Groundhog Day)” – Making reference to James Joyce’s birthday (February 2nd – Groundhog Day).
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Travels Through The Interior Parts of North America 1766-1768 by J. Carver Esq.
$2500First Edition of Carver’s explorations
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Ulysses by James Joyce 1927, Contemporary Fine Binding.
$1500First edition, ninth printing by Shakespeare and Company in a fine contemporary binding.
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Kelmscott Press: Of the Friendship of Amis and Amile Translated by William Morris, 1894.
$2250Despite its small size, this book is a floridly beautiful creation from the most influential private press of the late Victorian era.
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The Works of our Ancient, Learned, & excellent English poet, Jeffrey Chaucer 1687
$4200The Works of our Ancient, Learned, and Excellent English Poet, Jeffrey Chaucer, as they have recently been compared with the best manuscripts, and several things added, never before in print.
