An original pen-and-ink line drawing illustration of a woman carrying a bundle of fruit who is scolding two small boys engaged in fisticuffs. The image may have been published in a magazine. 6-1/2 by 8-1/2 inches on a 9-1/8 by 11-1/2 inch Whatman's water colour sketching board. W. Heath Robinson.....

First Edition. Thirteen black-and-white plates by comic book and illustration artists, each signed by the artist. The artists are Mark Beachum, Rick Bryant, Will Eisner, Scott Hampton, Steve Huston, Jeff Jones, Moebius, Chris Miller, Brian Murray, Kevin Nowlan, George Pratt, Bart Sears, and Bill Sienkiewicz. Plates, 9 by 12 inches.....

First Edition. Two autobiographical sketches written by Lincoln in 1859 and 1860, edited and with commentary by the historian Ralph G. Newman. Newman was also the founder and long-time owner of the Abraham Lincoln Book Shop (established 1938). Illustrated from drawings by Lloyd Ostendorf. This edition was limited to 70.....

First Edition. The fourth installment in the long-running Usagi Yojimbo graphic novel series, and the first with a hardcover issue made from first printing sheets (when Fantagraphics reissued the first three volumes in hardcover—all had been paperback originals—they used the sheets of later printings. Titled on the spine "The Dragon.....

First Edition. Contract with God is not, as it is sometimes described, the first (American) graphic novel. It is rather the first such book to find commercial and critical success. The publisher's marketing of it as a "graphic novel" brought the term into common use and the book's influence gave.....

First Edition. An exhibition catalog for an Elliott Erwitt show in Japan, with 36 full-page plates and 198 thumbnails. Text in Japanese. Not to be confused with Erwitt's English-language monograph of the same name. 84 pages. 12 by 11-1/2 inches. First edition, first printing. A very good copy, with minor.....

First Edition. The author's third book, a collection of poems, which has been reprinted more than ten times. viii, 93, [3:blank] pages. Fine in wrappers (paperback). A very nice copy. Inscribed by Cisneros, "Para la Alexanna, Be & be! Abrazos, Sandra Cisneros. 22.22.90. Santa Fe, NM."

First Edition. First hardcover edition, one of 52 lettered copies (there were also 600 numbered copies). 187 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Fine traycase. Copy TT of 52 deluxe copies signed by the author.

First Edition. An alternate history about a spy ring on Cuba run by Ernest Hemingway during the Second World War. 436 pages. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A near fine copy, with small tears at the top of two leaves, in a fine dust jacket.....

First Edition. A children's picture book. This is one of 100 signed and number copies, each with an original watercolor illustration by Franklin. Ernest Franklin was a Navajo artist who liked embellishing Hillerman's books with drawings reflecting Native culture. 31 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine hardcover copy; no.....

First Edition. The author's first book, a novel based on his experience as a soldier in Vietnam. First edition (first printing stated). An ex-library copy, with tape residue on the board and glue residue on the endpapers where a pocket was removed. In a good to very good dust jacket.....

A specially illustrated edition of King's novel featuring full-page color plates by celebrated horror artist Bernie Wrightson, known for his work on Cycle of the Werewolf and Wolves of the Calla. This is one of 52 lettered copies, signed by King and Wrightson, and housed in a padded box. 408.....

First Edition. A near-fine first edition of this apocalyptic novel of near-human extinction, inscribed by King. This is the original text of one of King's best novels; in 1998, an uncut version with 150,000 additional words (the length of two standard novels) was issued. The longer version is the one.....