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rif. 13330Les Editions du Scarabée / Alexandrie ( Egypte ) 1948. In-8 broché de 113 pages au format 17, 7 x 25,6 cm. Couverture décoré par deux triangles, l'un noir et l'autre blanc, chacun avec une partie du titre. Dos carré insolé. Plats et insolés avec brunissures aux bords. Magnifique texte d'anticipation mettant en scène la lutte entre des Robots et des Indiens d'Amérique du nord ( Hopis et Navajos ). L'ouvrage contient en hors texte 3 magnifiques illustrations d'Eric de Nemès, ainsi que deux magnifiques photos en noir d'Indiens Katchinas, ainsi que des bandeaux et culs-de-lampe indiens originaux. Seul le tirage de tête comportait 6 illustrations. Au colophon indique 4 illustrations, mais notre exemplaire n'en compte que 3. Un des 25 exemplaires hors commerce numérotés sur couché du service de presse ( n° 574 ). Rarissime édition originale. Précieux exemplaire enrichi d'une magnifique dédicace autographe d'une demi page de l'auteur à Jean Massip dit Le Colonel Perrel.Ce dernier, fut un un grand résistant, volontaire pour le Front d’Orient, en 1940, il fut aussi un des premiers qui répondirent à l’appel du 18 juin du Général de Gaulle. Il fut désigné par ce dernier, pour diriger le Service d’information de la France Libre. Au plus fort de la bataille de l’Atlantique, il obtint de s’embarquer sur un cargo à destination de Sainte-Lucie pour y préparer le ralliement des Antilles françaises. Devenu le colonel Perrel il passa dans l’île de la Dominique et y regroupa les patriotes qui, chaque nuit, sur des barques de pêche, s’échappaient de la Martinique où l’amiral Robert maintenait une stricte fidélité au gouvernement de Vichy. Ainsi fut constitué le noyau du bataillon des Antilles qui devait s’illustrer sur les pentes du Monte Cassino. En juillet 1943, le colonel Perrel entrait dans Fort-de-France libérée.
1934rif. 30292Paris, Ernest Flammarion éditeur / Collection " Les Romans d'Aventures " 1922. In-12 broché de 245 pages au format 19 x 12 cm. Couverture avec titre imprimé. Dos resté carré. Plats et intérieur frais, malgré un petit frottis en couverture. Roman d'aventures publié en feuilleton dans le quotidien " L'Intransigeant ", qui raconte l'exploration, par un groupe d'aventuriers mené par Hareton Ironcastle, d'une contrée africaine encore inconnue. Ce roman est devenu depuis un classique de la Science-Fiction. Très bel état de fraicheur. Mention fictive. Edition originale. Précieux exemplaire enrichi d'une lettre autographe manuscrite de J.H Rosny aîné adressée à Raymond Schwab, qui fut un écrivain et haut fonctionnaire français.
1935rif. 30280Chez l'Auteur à Marseille sans date ( 1935 ). In-12 broché de 294 pages au format 19 x 12,5 cm. Couverture illustrée. Dos carré. Plats et intérieur frais. Contient 2 illustrations par Llano Florez et Ixigrec. Un des 10 exemplaires numérotés sur Vélin pur fil Lafuma, du tirage de tête ( n° 4 ), seul grand papier. Rarissime édition originale, surtout dans un tel état de fraicheur et en grand papier.
rif. 13978712Paris: Editions Opta, 1958 - 1969 124 numéros in-12, couvertures illustrées, certains dos lég. frottés, très bon état dans l'ensemble. Revue littéraire de l'étrange et de science fiction éditant des textes d'auteurs américains et européens (Vidal, Fontenay, A. B. Chandler, M. Clingerman, Jean Ray, Klein, Curval, Asimov, Lovecraft, Jacques Sternberg, Mandiargues ...). Couvertures illustrées par Jean-Claude Forest, Lucien Lepiez, P. J. Izabelle, Jio Berk, L. Tournerie, Monasterio,...).
2012rif. PHOTOGRAPHIEE30123Anvers, Christoph Ruys 360° Publishing Agency, 2012, 21,5 x 27,5, 272 pages sous cartonnage éditeur toilé illustré. Photographies couleurs.
rif. GF3159930/40 Futuropolis, 1974 - un album broché (30x40cm) en couleurs et noir et blanc de 32 pages. couverture illustrée.
rif. 275Paris. Chez l'auteur. 1905. Grand in-8°, reliure demi-chagrin. 286 pages. E.O. Rare. Propre.
1925rif. EDZZ4901cNiedersedlitz-Dresden, Münchmeyer o. J. [1925]. 676; 724; 688; 604 S., mit Zahlr. Illustr. im Text, stumme Halbleinenbände d. Zt., Kanten berieben, sonst gut erhalten. Klotz 3659/17.
rif. 349734 pages in8 - bon état -
rif. 68761Coll. "Anticipation" n° 1, Paris, éd. Fleuve Noir, 1951, EDITION ORIGINALE, in-12, br., couv. ill. coul. de René BRANTONNE, 192 pp., F. Richard-Bessière1 est le pseudonyme de deux auteurs français de science-fiction écrivant à quatre mains, François Richard (né à Sète le 7 avril 1913, décédé à Auxerre le 28 mars 2001, à 87 ans), à l'origine directeur littéraire aux éditions du Fleuve noir, et Henri Bessière, imprésario (né à Béziers en 19232 et mort à Béziers le 22 décembre 20113, à 88 ans). René Brantonne, dit Brantonne, né le 3 janvier 1903 à Paris et décédé le 16 octobre 1979 à Créteil est un illustrateur, un graphiste et un et dessinateur de bande dessinée français. Il est surtout connu pour ses nombreuses illustrations de couvertures des romans de science-fiction édités au Fleuve noir, dans la collection Anticipation. Ce numéro est "mythique" pour les collectionneurs. On n'en voit pas beaucoup dans sa vie ! Notre exemplaire n'est pas, comme souvent, d'une première fraîcheur mais la première de couverture et le dos sont très présentable ! EXTREMEMENT RARE. Bon état du papier, jauni uniformément; la couverture est tout à fait présentable
rif. 116446AB1st. edition. London: The Folio Society; 2015. 26 cm. xvi 553 S. Ill. Illustriertes Oln. Exlibris auf Vorsatz. Sehr guter Zustand. 2015 unknown
rif. 307E. Dentu. Collection "Dans les autres mondes". 1883. In-8°, reliure demi-basane brune. 475 pages. E.O. (pas de grand papier). Envoi a.s. de l'auteur (nom du dédicataire découpé). Bon exemplaire. Rare.
1940rif. 006545New York: Love Romances Inc. 1940. 1st Edition . Magazine. Very Good. VG. Vol. 1 No. 2; Spring 1940. Covers and spine intact 1/8" loss at bottom of spine light soiling and rubbing spine ends lightly rubbed small tears and creases at edges due to typical cover overhang pages typically toning. Stories by Ed Earl Repp Ray Cummings and others. Stored in archival bag with board. Love Romances, Inc. unknown
1927rif. 021915Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Co 1927. Photos upon request. Good condition. Only a couple tiny spots to the original gilt-stamped red cloth binding. Spine lettering a little dull. Hinges are NOT cracked. Small bookstore label on rear pastedown endpaper. A few pages show small brown spots foxing. NO owner's name or bookplate. First Printing of the First Edition with NO statement of printing on the copyright page but with the publisher's acorn device as called for by Currey. NOTE: This is true first edition published February 1927 NOT the First Reprinting from March 1927. Zeuschner 381. Heins OT #1 page 170. Currey p. 91. First Printing of the First Edition. Hardcover. Good condition/No dust jacket. 8vo. vi 298pp. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. A. C. McClurg & Co Hardcover
1909Broch?. 519 pages. 3 petits manques ? la couverture.
1951rif. 219121951. Mid-century pulp science fiction archive centering on Robert A. Heinlein's serialized first printing of "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress" and Cold War-era narratives of space-age paranoia postwar individualism and futuristic political allegory. This archive offers a vivid look into the speculative anxieties and technological optimism of the 1950s and 1960s as imagined by some of the most influential voices in American science fiction. Robert A. Heinlein's serialized novel The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress a seminal libertarian narrative is represented here across multiple consecutive issues of Worlds of If magazine providing a nearly complete run of its first appearance in print. These pulps highlight the role of genre fiction in constructing narratives of rebellion authoritarianism and the limits of state control-core themes in American Cold War identity. Other major writers represented including John Brunner and Poul Anderson contributed to the racial geopolitical and gendered contours of American futurism during a moment of global unrest and rapidly advancing technology. Archive includes: 1Heinlein Robert A. "The Puppet Masters." Galaxy Science Fiction Vol. 2 No. 1. New York: Galaxy Publishing September 1951. A Cold War allegory of alien infiltration "The Puppet Masters" visualizes paranoia through body-snatching extraterrestrials-an early and potent example of anti-Communist subtext in sci-fi. Very good condition with bright cover. 2 Heinlein Robert A. "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress." Worlds of If Vol. 15 No. 6. New York: Galaxy Publishing December 1965. The first installment of Heinlein's most overtly political novel introducing themes of AI consciousness penal colonies and libertarian revolt. Cover depicts Luna's underground world. Minor edge wear very good. This came out a year before the first edition first printing of June 1966. 3 Heinlein Robert A. The Worlds of Robert A. Heinlein. New York: Ace Books 1966. A reprint collection of Heinlein's short fiction exploring personal agency space colonization and post-nuclear dystopia. The collection includes stories first published in the 1940s and 1950s reflecting both Heinlein's evolving libertarian politics and the genre's response to atomic-age anxieties. Very good condition. 4 Heinlein Robert A. "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress." Worlds of If Vol. 16 No. 3. New York: Galaxy Publishing January 1966 published out of order. This issue includes the third segment of the novel emphasizing lunar independence and collective identity. Also features "The Moonrakers" by Poul Anderson. Mild spine wear very good overall. 5 Heinlein Robert A. "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress." Worlds of If Vol. 16 No. 1. New York: Galaxy Publishing February 1966. Second installment of the serialized novel featuring Heinlein's growing critique of Earth-centric authoritarianism. Minor toning very good. 6 Brunner John. "The Long Way to Earth." Worlds of If Vol. 16 No. 2. New York: Galaxy Publishing March 1966. Brunner's serialized novel is paired with shorter works from Keith Laumer and Heinlein. His tale reflects on alienation exile and homecoming mirroring 1960s countercultural themes. Minor creasing very good condition. 7 Laumer Keith and Brown Rosel G. Earthblood. Worlds of If Vol. 16 No. 4. New York: Galaxy Publishing April 1966. A collaboration between two of science fiction's most action-driven writers Earthblood explores interstellar race relations and power struggles in a crumbling empire. This issue also includes stories by Heinlein and Fred Saberhagen. Light wear to spine overall very good. All volumes retain their original illustrated covers with visual themes emphasizing atomic power space technology and human-alien hybridity. The archive's convergence around Heinlein's serialized lunar epic makes it a rare and cohesive grouping ideal for scholars of American libertarianism in popular fiction Cold War sci-fi allegory and serialized storytelling in pulp periodicals. Light general wear across volumes including minor edge rubbing and spine creasing. No missing pages or internal markings. Overall very good condition across the archive. unknown
1951rif. 219121951. Mid-century pulp science fiction archive centering on Robert A. Heinlein's serialized first printing of "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress" and Cold War-era narratives of space-age paranoia postwar individualism and futuristic political allegory. This archive offers a vivid look into the speculative anxieties and technological optimism of the 1950s and 1960s as imagined by some of the most influential voices in American science fiction. Robert A. Heinlein's serialized novel The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress a seminal libertarian narrative is represented here across multiple consecutive issues of Worlds of If magazine providing a nearly complete run of its first appearance in print. These pulps highlight the role of genre fiction in constructing narratives of rebellion authoritarianism and the limits of state control-core themes in American Cold War identity. Other major writers represented including John Brunner and Poul Anderson contributed to the racial geopolitical and gendered contours of American futurism during a moment of global unrest and rapidly advancing technology. Archive includes: 1Heinlein Robert A. "The Puppet Masters." Galaxy Science Fiction Vol. 2 No. 1. New York: Galaxy Publishing September 1951. A Cold War allegory of alien infiltration "The Puppet Masters" visualizes paranoia through body-snatching extraterrestrials-an early and potent example of anti-Communist subtext in sci-fi. Very good condition with bright cover. 2 Heinlein Robert A. "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress." Worlds of If Vol. 15 No. 6. New York: Galaxy Publishing December 1965. The first installment of Heinlein's most overtly political novel introducing themes of AI consciousness penal colonies and libertarian revolt. Cover depicts Luna's underground world. Minor edge wear very good. This came out a year before the first edition first printing of June 1966. 3 Heinlein Robert A. The Worlds of Robert A. Heinlein. New York: Ace Books 1966. A reprint collection of Heinlein's short fiction exploring personal agency space colonization and post-nuclear dystopia. The collection includes stories first published in the 1940s and 1950s reflecting both Heinlein's evolving libertarian politics and the genre's response to atomic-age anxieties. Very good condition. 4 Heinlein Robert A. "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress." Worlds of If Vol. 16 No. 3. New York: Galaxy Publishing January 1966 published out of order. This issue includes the third segment of the novel emphasizing lunar independence and collective identity. Also features "The Moonrakers" by Poul Anderson. Mild spine wear very good overall. 5 Heinlein Robert A. "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress." Worlds of If Vol. 16 No. 1. New York: Galaxy Publishing February 1966. Second installment of the serialized novel featuring Heinlein's growing critique of Earth-centric authoritarianism. Minor toning very good. 6 Brunner John. "The Long Way to Earth." Worlds of If Vol. 16 No. 2. New York: Galaxy Publishing March 1966. Brunner's serialized novel is paired with shorter works from Keith Laumer and Heinlein. His tale reflects on alienation exile and homecoming mirroring 1960s countercultural themes. Minor creasing very good condition. 7 Laumer Keith and Brown Rosel G. Earthblood. Worlds of If Vol. 16 No. 4. New York: Galaxy Publishing April 1966. A collaboration between two of science fiction's most action-driven writers Earthblood explores interstellar race relations and power struggles in a crumbling empire. This issue also includes stories by Heinlein and Fred Saberhagen. Light wear to spine overall very good. All volumes retain their original illustrated covers with visual themes emphasizing atomic power space technology and human-alien hybridity. The archive's convergence around Heinlein's serialized lunar epic makes it a rare and cohesive grouping ideal for scholars of American libertarianism in popular fiction Cold War sci-fi allegory and serialized storytelling in pulp periodicals. Light general wear across volumes including minor edge rubbing and spine creasing. No missing pages or internal markings. Overall very good condition across the archive. unknown books
1993rif. 036496New York 1953: Simon and Schuster 1993. First Edition Thus . Boards. Fine/Near Fine Dustjacket. With A New Eleven Pp Preface By Bradbury For This Edition And Including The 1966 Ten Page Introduction By Bradbury And Minor Editorial Revisions. Fine In Fine Dj As New. Signed By Bradbury On Front Endpaper And With His Signed Note To Forrest Ackerman Transmitting The Book. Bradbury And Ackerman Were Good Friends Since The Time In The Late 1930'S When Bradbury Rented A Typewriter At Ucla To Do His Writing And Ackerman Was Of Critical Assistance To Him; Ackerman Was Later His Agent For Some Time. Simon and Schuster hardcover
1948rif. 024195Los Angeles: Fantasy Publishing Company Inc. F.P.C.I. 1948. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine DJ. 184 Pp. Green Cloth Gilt. First Edition Stated. Third Fpci Book. Book With Touch Of Wear Along Bottom Edge Of Spine. First Issue Dj Complete Unfaded Not Price-Clipped Very Slight Wear 1/2" Closed Tear Bottom Of Front Panel 1/4" Closed Tear At Top Of Front Panel 1/8" Tear With 1/8" Loss Of Surface Of Paper At Top Rear Spine Edge Rear Panel With A Few Small Areas Of Dustiness. Fantasy Publishing Company, Inc. (F.P.C.I.) hardcover
1948rif. 009581Reading: Fantasy Press 1948. First Edition 1st Printing. Green Cloth. Near Fine/Near Fine DJ. 231 Pp. Green Cloth Gilt. Limited First Edition #390 Of 500 Signed Numbered Copies. Attractive Near Fine. Dust Jacket Near Fine With Slight Edgewear And A Little Rubbing. With The Fantasy Press Prospectus For This Book Laid In Loosely. Fantasy Press hardcover
1948rif. 027946Reading: Fantasy Press 1948. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good DJ. 1/3497 Copies. Red Cloth Gilt. Correct First Binding With One Final Leaf And One Final Free Endpaper And With Publisher's Name On Spine Measuring 3Mm In Height. Fine Book No Wear Or Fading No Names Or Marks. Dj Complete Not Price Clipped Light Wear Two Short Under 1/8" Tears At Top Of Front Panel With 1" Light Connecting Crease 1/8" Chip At Bottom Rear Flap Fold Minute Losses At Other Tips Some Fading Of Red Title On Spine Now Pink. Fantasy Press hardcover
1935rif. 017182New York: Science Fiction Digest Company 1935. Teacher's Edition . Printed Wrappers. Near Fine. Description: Printed Wrappers. Near Fine Book. First Edition. Important early SF fanzine noted for some original stories including the SF satire by Bloch in this issue. Movie reviews also. A near-fine example. Science Fiction Digest Company unknown
1950rif. 035904Reading: Fantasy Press 1950. First Edition 1st Printing. Blue Cloth. Fine/Very Good Dustjacket. Pp. 308. Blue Cloth Gilt. A Fine Book No Wear Very Light Offsetting On Endpapers As Usual. Inscribed To An Early 1950'S Fan "To ----------- I'm Mighty Glad To Meet You Again And Look Forward To Meeting You At Many More Of These Etings Sic In The Future. Edward E. Smith Phd". Dj Is First State Four Titles On Rear Panel Not Price-Clipped Lightly Worn 1" Closed Tear At Top Of Front Spine Fold 1/2" X 1/8" Chip At Bottom Of Front Panel Small Losses At Corners 1/8" V-Chip At Bottom Of Spine Panel Four 1/4" To 1/2" Closed Tears At Top And Bottom Of Rear Panel. Fantasy Press hardcover
1952rif. 009574Reading: Fantasy Press 1952. First Edition . Cloth. Fine/Fine Jacket. 254 Pp. Red Brown Cloth Gilt. Fine As New In Fine Dust Jacket. First Edition. First Edition Of A Sf Novel By Eric Taine Bell California Institute Of Technology Professor And Early Sf Pulp Writer. #140 Of 300 Issued With A Numbered Limitation Leaf Signed By The Author. As New Book And Dj. Fantasy Press hardcover
1949rif. 22030020Fantasy Press USA 1949. Reprint. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. Signed by Author. Hardcover. 257 pages. Signed by Author. PUBLISHING DETAILS: Fantasy Press USA 1949. Reprint. CONDITION: The book itself is in near fine condition and comes in very good dust jacket. More specifically: Boards have no wear rubbing or soiling. Dust jacket has superficial rubbing. Edges of dust jacket have superficial wear. Dust jacket is unclipped. Pages are lightly tanned. ABOUT THIS BOOK: SIGNED by author on front end page. SYNOPSIS: It was a routine passenger flight to Mars. Everything on course until.the gigantic ship gave a slight shiver and fell apart at midsection. The "Arcturus" invincible cruiser of the void was being sliced to pieces by blinding planes of light! Steve and Nadia cut off from the rest of the ship watched in horror as the lethal scissors of light came closer to their hiding place until they were trapped in space by a frightful enemy.the super-scientists of Jupiter! Quantity Available: 1. Category: Science Fiction & Fantasy; Inventory No: 22030020. Fantasy Press hardcover