London: Will Goldston, 1921. First and only edition, first printing; dedication label to Harry Kellar mounted on verso of frontis. Very Good, with rubbing to corners, light wear at spine ends, light soiling to boards, offsetting to title page and glue offset front paste down. A particularly nice copy of..... More
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1924. First edition, first printing. Bound in publisher's dark blue ribbed cloth stamped in gilt; lacking the scarce dust jacket. Very Good with light rubbing at edges, bumped corners and softened spine ends. Spine cloth sunned. Previous owner stamp to front free endpaper and title..... More
New York: E. P. Dutton & Company, 1920. 240 pp. First edition, first printing. Bound in publisher's ochre cloth stamped in black. Near Fine with heavy bump to top end of spine, some discoloration to the rear cover and toning to pages. More
New York: E.P. Dutton & Company, 1929. First Edition, Second Printing. In Very Good+ condition, in a Very Good dust jacket. Light dust soiling and foxing to top edge of page block, light small stain to bottom edge of page block. Light edge wear, light bumping to corners. The dust..... More
Philadelphia: David McKay, 1914. First American edition. (Similar to first English edition of 1913, stating "Printed in England" on copyright page. No additional printings indicated on copyright and title pages. Front flap ad for "Ephemeris to 1915," which would only have been advertised in 1914.) xxxiv + 536 pp. Illustrated..... More
London: G. Bell & Sons, 1914. First edition. Inscribed on half title "All good wishes, The Author April 1914," signed in the year of publication. xii, 161, (1) (2 ads) pp. Red cloth with gilt decoration on front board, green on spine. Very Good+ in rare original dust jacket, spine..... More
Buffalo: Prometheus Books, 1982. Warmly inscribed by James Randi on half title to biologist and fellow skeptic Stephen Jay Gould, "To S.J.G. - This is the story of one charlatan - by another -- All best, [signed] Randi Nov./ 85." A pleasant association between two figures within the skeptical movement..... More