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.....
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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......
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.....
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: Astounding Stories, 1936. Howard Brown. First Appearance. Softcover. New York: Street and Smith, 1936. First appearance of At the Mountains of Madness by H. P. Lovecraft serialized in three parts (Feb, Mar, and Apr) in Astounding Stories with illustrations by Howard Brown. Initially praised by Lovecraft, the liberties.....
Reading, PA: The Galleon, 1935. 1st. Softcover. This 56-page journal includes the first printing of "The Quest of Iranon" by H. P. Lovecraft as well as "At Dusk the Sun," a poem by August Derleth. Lovecraft once considered Iranon to be one of his best creations. Writing to Rheinhart Kliener.....
New York: Astounding Stories, 1936. Howard Brown. First. Softcover. Astounding Stories (June 1936). First appearance of Lovecraft’s The Shadow out of Time and his first and last pulp cover illustrated by Howard Brown. Written over the course of three months from November 1934-February 1935, Shadow would bring to a close.....
The National Amateur, 1922. Ridgefield Park, N.J. The National Amateur. Vol. XLIV, No. 3. January 1922. Reprinting of Lovecraft’s The Street. First printed in The Wolverine, the story was inspired by the 1919 Boston Police strike. This brief story shows, as described by S. T. Joshi, “how awful Lovecraft can.....
Everett, PA: Visionary Publishing Co., 1936. Frank A. Utpatel (1905-1980). First Edition. Hardcover. First edition with laid in errata slip. Small octavo. 174 total pages of which 13-158 are numbered with [1-14] and [159-174] being printer’s blanks. One of the most sought after Lovecraftian collectables. A near fine copy of.....
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.....
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.....
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.....
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.....