First Edition. The memoirs of the actor and political activist. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket (narrow crease on one jacket flap). Signed by Fonda on the half-title page, with a heart.

First British edition. Wilder's first book, which the London Observer described as, "the best-written thing of its kind for many years (Nov. 28, 1926). The Brooklyn Eagle, on the other hand, wrote, "The Cabala is luxurious in its unimportance, its indifference, and its astonishing charm." First UK edition (1926 date.....

First Edition. 43 black-and-white tritone plates printed on glossy paper. A substantial survey of Bernhard's photographs taken between 1929 and 1976. 11-1/4 by 12-1/4 inches. First edition. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Boldly signed across the title page by Bernhard.

First edition. A history of American manned space flight, told with Wolfe's New Journalism panache. Basis of the film of the same name. 436 pages. First edition (first printing stated). A fine copy in a price-clipped, but otherwise near fine dust jacket.

An exceptional group of three stereoviews documenting early 20th century Native American rituals performed in Montana, most likely at the 4th of July (Arlee) Pow Wow, first held about 1898. The Independence Day event was a subversive effort to keep Native dance traditions alive during a time when the Bureau.....

First Edition. An important work in the history of gynecology and feminism—a scientific argument by one of the first American women doctors against the standard prescription of total rest for women during their periods. This medical practice sidelined middle- and upper-class women for several days each month (poor women have.....

First Edition. A feminist classic and one of Woolf's most popular novels, a satyric account of English literary history through the adventures of the title character, a very long-lived poet who begins the book as a man and ends as a woman several centuries later. Woolf incorporated details from the.....

A small, charming, and well-executed handmade papercut memento enclosing locks of hair, possible from two sisters, dated 1874 and 1875. The enclosure is in the form of a paper lantern made from two pieces of lined paper. The lower piece is trimmed with a delicately scalloped edge. The upper piece.....

A powerful Civil War carte de visite (CDV) photograph published to raise funds for freed slaves in Union-occupied Louisiana and to generate Northern support for the war and abolition. This photograph is one of several taken by New York photographer Charles Paxson of three freed slave children, identified by the.....

First Edition. The first Hebrew edition of Leon's monograph on the temple of Solomon (it was first published in Middelburg, the Netherlands, in 1642). Leon (1603–1675) was a Spanish-Portuguese rabbi who built a model of the Temple of Solomon that was exhibited in many cities in Europe. This book is.....

The deluxe limited issue of this 50th anniversary illustrated edition of Brabury's great dystopian novel. The book includes full-page color illustrations by the illustrator Ralph Steadman, who is widely known for his work with Hunter S. Thompson. There were 451 copies of this edition, with a special introduction by Bradbury.....

First Edition. Oscar Wilde's first successful play, written and produced in 1892 and published a year later. This was Wilde's first play produced in Great Britain. His previous major play, Salome, was banned because works with biblical themes were not permitted on the London stage, and two 1880s plays (Vera.....

First Edition. One of 100 copies of Neruda's translation of Blake's Visions of the Daughters of Albion and The Mental Traveller which were first published in 1934 in the Spanish literary journal Cruz y Raya. Neruda's translation of The Mental Traveller was one of the first translations of this Blake.....