New York: Ives Washburn Inc., 1930. First edition. Signed by Danny Ahearn, inscribed on the bottom half of the title page to Hollywood columnist Jimmy Starr, "Best of Good-Luck in[?] anything you ever [?] take to. May our friendship go on for decades to come, from one Human guy to..... More
New York: Farrar, Straus and Company, 1964. First edition, first printing. Signed by Harry Anslinger on the front free endpaper and warmly inscribed to the recipient. xii, 244 pp. Bound in publisher's black paper-covered boards over oatmeal spine cloth stamped in black and red. Very Good with light rubbing and..... More
[New York & Dallas]: Associated Press, Dow Jones & Company Inc., UPI, 1963. Six teletype scrolls from November 22, 1963, printed with financial news from Dow Jones intermingled with breaking news of the Kennedy assassination and its immediate aftermath from the Associated Press & UPI. Printed in blue ink, all..... More
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1926. First edition, first printing. Publisher's red cloth with gilt spine lettering; lacking the dust jacket. Good+, with reading creases to spine, light rubbing at spine ends and corners, small spots of discoloration to cloth. Boards dinged along the edges. Previous owner name and price..... More
Chicago: Edward Bonney, 1850. First edition. 8vo. Illustrated with 13 inserted plates and engraved title-page. [5, sic] - 196 pp. Sammelband with 23 issues of The Cabinet of Literature, Instruction, and Amusement, Vol. 1 No.1 through Vol. 1 No. 23 [New York: Theodore Burling, 1828-29]. Bound in contemporary half calf..... More
New York: The Macaulay Company, 1934. First edition, first printing, in second issue jacket. Signed by Vincent Burns on the front endpaper, inscribed to a Mrs. McClain and dated July 3rd, 1940. 254 pp. Bound in publisher's gray cloth with black lettering. Near Fine with dust soiling to grey cloth..... More
[Los Angeles]: Camp of the Lost and Found Sheep of the House of Israel, 1981. Single 8.5" x 11" sheet printed on rectos only. Good only, very fragile, loss along edges, closed tears (the largest being from the top edge right side, creased, stained, tape on verso. An extremely scarce..... More
New York: Random House, Inc., [1965]. Uncorrected proof, described by the publisher as "Advance Proofs (Uncorrected)," the earliest separate printed state of bestselling true crime work, preceding the much more common 500-copy run of the jacketed Advance Reading Copy. Tall quarto, plastic comb-bound wraps, label mounted on front wrap. Contents..... More
New York: Random House, 1965. First edition. Copy #486 of a limited 500 signed by Truman Capote. Bound in publisher's original black cloth binding stamped in gilt and red; lacking the original acetate jacket. Fine in a Near Fine original slipcase with light uneven sunning, light wear and minor soiling..... More
New York: J. Howard Brown, 1880. First edition. 576 pp. Original yellow cloth lettered in black and gilt, currency-like green and white patterned endpapers. Very Good overall with staining and a few patches of rubbing to front cover, light edge wear, internally near fine with front tissue guard intact, clean..... More
Naples, FL: INFO, [1979?]. 2 pp. Single sheet, printed on both sides measuring 8.5" x 14" Folded in fours, else Near Fine. Scarce, no copies located in OCLC. A highly weird, disturbing ephemeral item of the crime wave in 1970s California, a denunciation of the spree killings dubbed the Zebra..... More
New York: A. Salsedo, [1917]. First edition. 203 pp. Bound in publisher's wraps illustrated with skull design. Text in Italian. Very Good+ with small remnant of a label on the front wrap, light wear, pages towards rear uncut. Very nice shape for a vintage paperback. Rare, with four institutional copies..... More
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[Nicholas Escobar]. 1992 [but later]. Replica edition published by Pablo's nephew, Nicholas Ecobar. Originally published by Pablo Escobar featuring a collection of political cartoons concerning the Colombian drug trade, self-published by Pablo Escobar while serving time in his luxury prison, La Catedral. Bound in publisher's original padded brown leather boards..... More
[Denver?]: [District no. 15, United Mine Workers of America], 1914. First edition, first printing. 91, [1] pp, illustrated throughout with black and white photos. Bound in publisher's printed side-stapled wraps, measures 9 x 6". Near Fine with light toning and minor creasing to covers, faint soiling to upper corner of..... More
[No place]: Scanuscryption, 2006-2007. First edition. Complete in four volumes.lxxvi, 490; [ii], [491]-1020; [1021]-1428; 1429-1774 pp. Bound in publisher's yellow wraps. Very Good+ with a few minor scuffs and stains to edges. Small scratch to front wrap and peeling to laminate on bottom of back wrap of Vol. 1. Nice..... More
New York: Pantheon Books, 1975. First American edition. xiv, 288, [1] pp. Black cloth, front lettered in red, spine in gilt. Near Fine with a little foxing to edges in Near Fine unclipped dust jacket with small closed tear near foot, light wear. A philosophical whodunit in 19th century France..... More
New York: Signet, 1962. Signed by author on title page, inscribed to former owner. 224 pp. Wraps. Second printing of the paperback edition. Very Good with newspaper clippings pasted onto last page margin and verso of rear cover, small grease pencil number on back cover, light wear. The 1962 movie..... More
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1970. First edition, first printing. Signed by co-author James O. Long on the title page. [7], 12-388 pp. Bound in publisher's brown cloth lettered in gilt on spine, printed endpapers. Very Good with light fading to extremities and rubbing to spine, faint staining to upper..... More
London: Macmillan & Co, 1892. First edition. xvi, 216 pp. Publisher's dark maroon cloth, spine ruled and lettered in gilt, original dark green coated endpapers. A Very Good+ copy with cloth sunned at spine and along top edge, two small stains to spine, faint stain to front board, bumped corners..... More
New York: Sheridan Square, 1988. First edition, first printing. Signed by Garrison on map front free endpaper in black ink (situating his signature inside the County Records Building), inscribed to former owner and dated November 1988. xvi, 342pp. Bound in publisher's gilt lettered black cloth with salmon paper covered boards..... More
New York: Sheridan Square Press, 1988. First edition, first printing. Signed by Jim Garrison on map front free endpaper, situating his signature inside the County Records Building. xvi, 342 pp. Bound in publisher's salmon paper-covered boards over black spine cloth lettered in gilt. Fine in a Near Fine price-clipped dust..... More
Los Angeles: Holloway House, 1962. First edition, stated first printing. Bound in publisher's printed wraps. 317 pp. Near Fine or better with trivial wear and the usual tanning. Slight creases to spine appear to be from production rather than reading. The nicest copy we've seen of the best-known account of..... More
Napa City: C.H. Allen and R.E. Wood, 1864. First edition. 56 pp. Woodcut frontispiece and one illustrated plate. Original tan printed wraps. Tiny tear at foot of wrappers, and faint corner crease to outer corner of front wrap with tiny closed tear, else Fine. A very bright copy that looks..... More
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1901. First edition. Signed by Frances Kellor, warmly inscribed to former owners on front free endpaper. xvi, 316, [1] pp. Publisher's maroon cloth with gilt lettering and ruling to spine, top edge gilt. Near Fine, cloth worn and a little frayed at head and bottom..... More
Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas Publisher, 1974. First edition. xvi, 300 pp. Bound in publisher's red cloth with gilt lettering. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket with light wear. A study of con artists by the author of The Big Con, a professor of linguistics. Uncommon. More