First Edition. 325 pages; the appendices (pp. 177–325) list personnel. Illustrated throughout, including a few color plates. About 8-1/2 by 11 inches. First edition (stated). A very good copy, lacking the dust jacket. Spine a bit faded.

First Edition. King's novella published with Garris's screenplay for the film, concept sketches by Bernie Wrightson, and halftone photographs of the actors with and without special effects makeup, among other extras. The book is bound dos-a-dos, meaning that one side of the book has King's novella, and the other side.....

A scarce book poster by an acclaimed graphic designer who was the most famous female poster artist around the turn of the 20th century. This poster promotes the poetry collection of the Canadian Mohawk writer Pauline Johnson, who also went by Tekahionwake. Art News, in reviewing a 2022 show of.....

First Edition. An exceptional copy of this classic of modern Texas books. Long Days is an anecdotal and oral history of the YO Ranch, which was started near Kerrville by Charles Shreiner in 1880. The book is profusely illustrated with halftone photographs and drawings. The author is best known for.....

From 1870 to 1882, John Silvis operated the Union Pacific Railroad Photograph Car, a traveling photo studio built in a train car. The most desireable images, like this one, have an illustration of the UPRR photograph car on the back (verso) of the mount. This CDV is mounted with an.....

An unusual sixth-plate tintype of a woman seated in front of a plain backdrop with daylight studio reflectors visible on both sides of her. Tintypes showing the mechanics of 19th century photography are uncommon. Roughly 2-1/2 by 3-1/4 inches. A bit of surface wear and chipping to the edges of.....

First Edition. A 12-by-18 inch broadside printing of the opening lines of McCourt's acclaimed memoir, Angela's Ashes, published in an edition of 250 copies, signed by McCourt in conjunction with a reading in Portland. The broadside is printed letterpress with a three-color woodblock illustration by (an uncredited) Julie Freeman. This.....

First Edition. A 12-by-18 inch broadside printing of the opening lines of McCourt's acclaimed memoir, Angela's Ashes, published in an edition of 250 copies, signed by McCourt in conjunction with a reading in Portland. The broadside is printed letterpress with a three-color woodblock illustration by (an uncredited) Julie Freeman. This.....

First Edition. A collection of ten prose pieces, collected from their first appearances in magazines like The New Yorker, presented in a limited edition of 175 copies illustrated with a full-page original watercolor sketch by the author-illustrator who is best known today for the Madeleine children's books. These stories, wry.....

First Edition. Copy 1 of 151 signed copies illustrated with an original drawing, in this case a portrait of Bemelmans' poodle Little Bit, who accompanied the author-artist and his teenage daughter on the tour of Europe recounted in this comic memoir. 247 pages; illustrated from Bemelmans' line drawings. Bemelmans is.....

First Edition. An early 20th century ghost story based on the author's successful play, which had 231 performances in the 1000-seat Belasco theater in 1911–1912. This novelization was published a few months after the play ends. It is illustrated with three color plates by John Rae, one of a rather.....

First Edition. One of the great horror novels of the 1970s, and the basis for the 1973 film (fifty years ago!) of the same title. First edition (stated, with a numberline ending in 1 on the last page). A very good copy (some light foxing) in a very good, price-clipped.....

Uncorrected Proof. An advance copy of this collection of short stories by King illustrated by Glenn Chadbourne. This proof, one of the largest I've seen from any publisher, is full-size, with color illustrated wrappers, and the dust jacket for the trade (the so-called gift) edition. This proof is relatively scarce.....