United Kingdom: Folio Society, 2007. Folio Society Letterpress Edition. Fine Binding. This is a limited-edition copy of Macbeth by William Shakespeare, published by The Folio Society as part of their Letterpress Shakespeare collection. 3,750 total copies created. Books in the Letterpress Shakespeare collection are hand-bound in goatskin leather and blocked.....
Sauk City, Wis. Arkham House, 1965. Gary Gore (with Ronald Rich and Virgil Finley). First. Hard Cover in Holliston Black Novelex Cloth with gilt titles. A high-grade collectable five-volume, first edition, first printing, complete set of Arkham House’s Collected Letters of H. P. Lovecraft. Each octavo volume is in its.....
New York: Doubleday, 1929. First Edition. Hardcover in green mesh, satin-finished cloth. A good inscribed copy of Tarkington’s final novel in the Growth Trilogy. This copy is from the regular edition published a year after the limited signed edition. Covers have dulled but are in good condition with only a......
New York: Doubleday, 1932. First Edition. A very good copy of Tarkington's 1932 novel inspired by his semi-retirement in Kennebunkport Maine. Very bright in original red boards with some aging to the spine. Decked edges with red top stain. Inscribed and dated 1939 on the half title page. Original bookseller.....
New York: Doubleday, 1916. First Edition. First State. An acceptable first edition copy of Tarkington's follow-up to Penrod in the first state binding with the publisher's name stamped in black at the foot of the spine. Tipped in is an additional leaf signed by the author and inscribed and dated.....
New York: The McClure Company, 1908. W. J. Duncan. First Edition. Red grain cloth. Front cover gilt stamped. A very good, collectable, inscribed copy of one of Booth Tarkington's best-known novels. First edition inscribed “1939” below signature on the half title page. In The Guest of Quesnay Tarkington describes cultural.....
New York: Doubleday, 1907. Lawrence Mazzanovich. First Edition. Red mesh cloth with gilt stamping to front cover. First edition inscribed “1939” below signature on the half title page. A good collectable copy of an early title. Binding is solid but with cracks to the inner hinges. Shelf wear to cover.....
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Vermont: Driftwind Press, 1932. Volume 8, No. 5 [November 1933]. Softcover chapbook in gray craft bogus paper. Driftwind Volume 8, No. 5. November 1933. North Montpellier, Vt. First appearance of For Eleanor by Derleth. His Eleanor poems would later be collected and published posthumously in 2001. This volume printed entirely.....
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Vermont: Driftwind Press, 1932. Volume 7, No. 1 [July 1932]. Softcover chapbook in yellow paper wraps. Forty pages numbered 1-40 containing the works of 36 authors and poets from Vermont and across the US. This issue includes Coates' first printing of his Pictoral Reminiscenses about him, Paul Cook, and Vrest.....
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Vermont: Driftwind Press, 1943. Volume 17 No. 12 [June 1943]. Softcover chapbook in stapled printed pastel wallpaper wraps. Fifty-eight pages numbered [609]-668 containing the first appearance of August Derleth's SAC PRARIE PEOPLE poems Lois Malone, Ted Birkett, and Bart Hinch that James A. Decker would later publish in the 1945.....
![Fungi From Yuggoth: The Familiars [First Appearance]. H. P. Lovecraft](/pictures/thumb/33.jpg?v=1609769218)
Vermont: Driftwind Press, 1930. Volume V, No. 1 [July 1930]. Softcover chapbook in gray wrappers. Lovecraft, H. P. July 1930. Volume V, No. 1. Forty-two pages with frontispiece of Stepping Stones by Alberton Blanchard of Calais, Vermont and a second Blanchard engraving called April. First appearance on page 35 of.....
![Fungi From Yuggoth: The Lamp [First Appearance]. H. P. Lovecraft](/pictures/thumb/32.jpg?v=1609758096)
Vermont: Driftwind Press, 1931. Volume V, No. 5 [March 1931]. Softcover chapbook in yellow wrappers. Lovecraft, H. P. March 1931. Volume V, No. 5. Thirty-eight pages with frontispiece of “The Sugar House—Vermont” by Lorence E. Boyce. First appearance of The Lamp, sonnet VI of Lovecraft’s “Fungi From Yuggoth” sonnet cycle.....
![Fungi From Yuggoth: The Howler [First Appearance]. H. P. Lovecraft](/pictures/thumb/31.jpg?v=1609750232)
Vermont: Driftwind Press, 1932. Volume 7 No. 3 [November 1932]. Softcover chapbook in yellow wrappers. Thirty-two pages numbered 83-119 with 119 being the inside of the back cover. Contains the first appearance of Lovecraft’s twelfth poem in the “Fungi from Yuggoth” cycle The Howler to which August Derleth would encourage.....
![Fungi From Yuggoth: The Window [First Appearance]. H. P. Lovecraft](/pictures/thumb/30.jpg?v=1609710016)
Vermont: Driftwind Press, 1931. Volume V Special Edition [April 1931]. Softcover chapbook in green wrappers. Contains the first appearance of The Window by H. P. Lovecraft. Robert E. Howard admitted in a letter to HPL that The Window was one of his favorite poems of the Fungi from Yuggoth sonnet.....
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Vermont: Driftwind Press, 1940. Volume XV No. 6 [December 1940]. Softcover chapbook in stapled Florentine Sidewall No. 1022 wallpaper wraps. Thirty-two pages numbered [143]-175 and saddle stapled in delightful softcover wrappers of Florentine Sidewall No. 1022 wallpaper. Contributors include Ainsworth, Lillian, Literery Herisons Alden, Jane, Winter Elm Brown, Lorimer H......
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London: Spilsbury, 1798-1800. First Edition. Three quarter brown calf with speckled overlaid papers with gilt titles and decoration. It is because history is typically told by the winner that the writings of Mallet Du Pan are of such importance. He was a staunch royalist and wrote against the revolution in.....
File archive of noted Kansan, politician, poet, journalist, and lawyer Eugene Fitch Ware (1841-1911). A collection of letters and ephemera from Ware’s personal files comprised of 1,470 letters sent from friends, family, and businessmen to Ware from 1856 to 1911 and numerous newspaper clippings, telegrams, and event menus both loose.....
Orlando: Harcourt, Inc., 2005. First U.S. Edition, First Printing. Hardcover Octavo in tan textured papers. An inscribed copy of Stach’s first U.S. volume on the life of Kafka. The 581 pages are translated from the German by Shelley Frisch. Signed and dated by the author on the title page. Obtained.....
Baltimore, MD: Mirage press, 1975. First Edition, First Printing. Softcover. A first printing of the softcover Catalog of Lovecraftiana in fine condition.
Oakland, CA: Chaosium Inc., 1996. First Edition, Second Printing. Softcover. A very good copy of the second printing of Chaosium's Fiction series, book 12, #6012. Seventeen tales and stories plus an introduction by the editor. Cover and pages are clean without any markings. Corners are sharp with modest shelf wear.....
Oakland, CA: Chaosium Inc., 1994. First Edition, First Printing. Softcover. A good copy of the first printing of Chaosium's Fiction series, book 3, #6003. Twenty-one stories plus an introduction by the editor. Cover and pages are bright white without any markings. Minor bumping to corners a printer's defect causing minor.....
Oakland, CA: Chaosium Inc., 1993. Second Revised Edition. Softcover. Early tales of the Cthulhu Mythos by the author of Psycho. Edited by Robert M. Price. A fine copy of the second edition of Chaosium's Fiction series, book 2, #6002. Sixteen stories plus an additional one by Lin Carter. Introduction by.....
Liverlight Publishing Corporation, 2014. Klinger, Leslie. Hardcover (oversize). Signed, first-printing set of Leslie Klinger’s award-winning New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft and his new companion volume Beyond Arkham. Both signed and dated by Klinger on the title pages. Volumes are in Fine unread condition. The first volume published in 2014 quickly.....
New York, NY: Beagle Books, 1971. Trade Paperback. The scarce 1971 boxed set of Beagle Books’ Arkham Edition of H. P. Lovecraft. This set includes the Beagle Boxer Horror Collection second editions of The Tomb, At the Mountains of Madness, The Lurking Fear, and The Lurker at the Threshold as.....
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Konigsberg, Prussia: Friedrich Nicolovius, 1798. 1st Edition. Handsomely rebound octavo in brown cloth overlaid with marbled paste papers. Title and dedication pages, [V]-XXX, [3] 4-205, and end blank. "Der Streit der Fakultäten first appeared in the autumn of 1798, published by Friedrich Nicolovius in Königsberg. The Conflict of the Faculties.....