![The Burlap Dream [Signed]. Siegfried Reinhardt](/pictures/thumb/6163.jpg?v=1582661654)
[N.p]: [n.p.], [ca. 1976]. First Edition. Printed side-stapled wraps. Octavo. 12 pages. Signed by author/artist on prologue page, "For / Richard J (?) / Thank you / Siegfried / 1979." A series of drawings and poems with the former on verso and latter on recto sides of pages..... More
Philadelphia: Royal Publishing Co., [n.d., presumed 1880-1910]. Octavo; 57pp + 7pp of publisher's prospectuses. Two-color paper wraps with illustrated cover showing a dreamer visited by spiritual guardians and visions. Front and back covers both torn, with 2" segment missing from upper right corner of back. A much reprinted..... More
Washington, DC: Furies Collective, 1972. 16.5" x 11.5"; 16 pages. Folded. Newsprint printed in black with black and white illustrations and advertisements. The Furies were a short-lived but influential lesbian separatist group modeled after the Black Panthers and Weathermen. The group maintained that a global revolution could be..... More
![The Compleat Mister Infinity [Signed]. Art Spiegelman](/pictures/thumb/6160.jpg?v=1582575354)
[San Francisco] : [San Francisco Comic Book Company], [1970]. First Edition. Signed by Spiegelman without inscription at front cover fore-edge. Oblong mini-comic (2.5" x 8.5"); 10 pp. Stapled. Very faint toning along edges, but crisp with no chips, tears, or marks. Early explicit mini-comic by the..... More
Istanbul: Kader Basimevi, 1947. Side-stapled printed wraps. Tall Octavo. 21 pages. Scarce scholarly monograph of the itinerant 11th-century polymath. "To Dr. Maurice Pechet," handwritten at top of wrapper title. Pechet was an inventory, scientist, doctor, and professor at Harvard. Uzman, known for his research into Gargoylism at Harvard..... More
New York: Doubleday, 1992. Stated First Edition. Octavo; [iii] + 299pp. Pictorial dust jacket. Gray boards with blue cloth spine, lettered in gold. Unclipped jacket is pristine, as new. Binding as new; textblock unmarked, seemingly never read. Jack Valenti, special assistant to Lyndon Johnson in the mid-60s, and..... More
![18th Century Sammelband of 'Cooper's Tracts' Including] Some Information Respecting America...](/pictures/thumb/6157.jpg?v=1582577697)
V.p.: v.p., v.d. Sammelband. Octavo; nearly 500 pages; multiple internal pagination restarts, some tracts unpaginated. Calf spine with gilt rules; gilt title within attached oxblood spine label. Marbled paper over leather boards, docked to reveal underlying leather corners and ½” of leather abutting spine, thus mimicking half bound leather... More
N.p.: S.i., 1968. Original self-portraits in graphite and colored pencil on white stock, each measuring 14” x 11”. Both matted and under glass in red frames. Apology 2 depicts a pregnant woman with yellow and red discharge from the mouth and a fetus in utero. Letters appear on her forehead..... More
![A Star Is Born [Original Screenplay for the 1976 Film]. Director, Screenwriter, Frank R. Pierson,...](/pictures/thumb/6155.jpg?v=1582636761)
Los Angeles: Barbara's Place - Script Specialists Typing and Duplicating / Barwood Films Ltd., 1976. Draft Script for the 1976 film. Red titled wrappers bound with two brass brads. 135 alternating white, blue, and pink pages with multiple insertions totaling 308 pages, printed and paginated on recto only. One..... More
![Collection from the Library of Linda Gregg (24 Random Volumes) [Each Signed by Gregg]. Linda Gregg](/pictures/thumb/6154.jpg?v=1582558931)
Various Places: Various Publishers, 1982-2007. Each signed by Linda Gregg without inscription, most at top right corner of first page, with others on title. Random collection of volumes from the personal library of poet Linda Gregg (1942-2019). Gregg was the author of several books of poems between 1982..... More
New York: Harper & Publishers, Publishers, 1849-1852. Octavo; Vol I (1849) 570pp; Vol II (1849) 579pp; Vol III (1849) 593pp, including index to first three volumes; Vol IV (1851) 704pp; Vol V (1851) 686pp; Vol VI (1852) 741pp, including index to final three volumes, + 8pp of publisher's prospectuses... More
London: The Bodley Head, 1963. Fourth Impression. Octavo. 183 pages. Unclipped illustrated dust jacket with original "12s 16d" price present. Green boards stamped in silver at spine. Black and white illustrations. Dust jacket is chipped along edges with a handful of closed tears to spine and front and..... More
![Rambo: First Blood (Original Film Poster - NSS 820158) [Signed by Stallone and Morrell]. Ted...](/pictures/thumb/6150.jpg?v=1582308507)
[Los Angeles]: Anabasis Investments, N.V. / Orion Pictures, 1982. Original film poster for the 1982 film which introduced the Rambo franchise. Signed by Sylvester Stallone and by novelist David Morrell, author of the 1972 novel First Blood with inscription "To Fred, All best wishes, David Morrell. Nov 1, 1985"... More
N.p.: [Walter Wanger, prod.], [1936]. Suggested screen treatment, largely in prose, for Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights. Blue paper covers bound by brass brads with typed titling. 44 numbered leaves. Likely earliest draft of what would become the 1939 film produced by Samuel Goldwyn and directed by William Wyler, which..... More
Buenos Aires: Emecé Editores, 1956. Third printing, October 1961. Volume 5 of the Obras Completas, edited by José Edmundo Clemente. Octavo; 197pp. Broché. Original sage-green wrapper with flaps; black, olive, and red lettering on front. Some wear at spine folds; four pages roughly opened. Annotations and underlinings in ink in..... More
London: W. and J. Innys; and J. Osborn and T. Longman, 1725. Volume two only of a three volume set. Quarto; 726 pp., followed by 19 fold-out engravings. Bookplate on front attached endpaper for Annapolis Anglican minister Jonathan Boucher, a Loyalist and tutor to George Washington's stepson John Parke..... More
New York: Pantheon Books, 1964. First Thus. Octavo. 768 pages. Unclipped illustrated dust jacket with original "$10.00" price present. Red boards with spine stamped in gilt and stamped in black at front. Light blue topstain. Toning along edges of dust jacket, with some staining to rear panel, and light..... More
Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1954. First U.S. Edition. Octavo. 316 pages. Illustrated price-clipped dust jacket over blue and green boards with dark green lettering. Green topstain. Jacket is lightly chipped at corners with creasing along edges and rubbing to rear panel. Boards nudged at spine ends, with some irregular beige..... More
London: Geoffrey Bles, 1950. Stated "First Published 1950" on copyright page. Octavo; 173 pp. Full-color frontispiece. Black and white illustrations throughout. Light blue cloth binding with lettering stamped in silver on spine. Spine toned and slightly rolled. Edges rubbed. Cloth split at bottom back joint with some exposure..... More
New York: Longmans, Green and Co., 1934. First Edition. Octavo. 489 pages. Illustrated unclipped dust jacket with original $2.50 price present but covered with previous owner's sticker. Brown boards stamped in gilt. Dust jacket chipped along edges with a couple closed tears. Amateur tape repairs to verso of..... More
Amsterdam: Chez Changuion, 1765. Octavo; viii + 268pp. Marbled calf with matching grisaille marbled textblock edges. Double-ruled gilt panel borders with ornaments at panel corners; gilt-embossed spine and title-lettering—though spine title now largely chafed away. Gilt inner dentelles, vestiges of gilt edge tooling. Both panels stamped with gilt crest. Striking..... More
Leuven: The European Federation of Associations and Centres of Irish Studies (EFACIS), 2015. Limited Edition, numbered 23 of 300 copies. Folding cardportfolio binding (11" x 8.25") with black outer covers and sea-green lettering, opening to reveal two bound sections of Thirty-Two Poems by Yeats (in English, 44 pp.) and Yeats..... More
Palo Alto, CA: P.E.L. Printers, 1979. Fourth Edition. Side-stapled wraps. 63 pages. Black and white photographs. An entirely different set of poems from the 1976 self-published edition. Many poems also addressed to the titular black girl and touching on similar themes of race, femininity, and education. Toned at..... More
Palo Alto, CA: P.E.L. Printers, 1979. Fourth Edition. Side-stapled wraps. 63 pages. Black and white photographs. An entirely different set of poems from the 1976 self-published edition. Many poems also addressed to the titular black girl and touching on similar themes of race, femininity, and education. Light toning..... More
[N.p.]: [self-published by author], 1976. First Edition. Side-stapled wraps. Black and white illustrations. 24 unnumbered pages. Chapbook with many poems addressed to a black girl navigating such issues as feminism, dating, slavery, and drug abuse. Wraps are a trifle soiled with some pencil annotations to front cover and..... More