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1961réf. 016494London: Anthony Blond 1961 1961. First Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good DJ. 232 Pp. Gray/ White Patterned Boards. Very Good /Very Good . First Edition. An Undeservedly Obscure Fantasy Of An Alien Visitor Who Resembles Nothing So Much As A Purple Armchair. An Interesting Love Story Too. Dj Has No Chips Not Price-Clipped Just A Touch Of Wear And Three 1/4" Closed Tears Along Top Edge. London: Anthony Blond, 1961 hardcover
1930réf. 000719London: Methuen 1930. First Edition First Issue 1st Printing. Blue Cloth. Very Good /No Jacket. Xi 355 Pp 8 Pp Catalog At Rear. First Edition An Attractive Bright Very Good Copy With The First State Of The 8 Pages Of Ads At The Rear Dated 6/30. Previous Owners Name Spencer In Pencil With 11/17/30 Date On First Front Free Endpaper. Methuen hardcover
1950réf. 006352New York: Ziff-Davis Publishing Company 1950. First Edition . Illustrated Wrappers / Box. Very Good. Exceptionally Rare Signed Copy Of The Masters Of Sleep The Continuation Of Slaves Of Sleep In The First Printing In Fantastic Adventures October 1950. No Early Separate Hardcover Publication; This Was Published In Hardcover Several Decades After This Original Printing. First Published After The Beginnings Of Dianetics After Hubbard Stopped Writing Science Fiction. Signed In Aging Blue Ink At The Top Of Page Six The First Of Two Title Pages For "The Masters Of Sleep." This Copy Was Signed For His Agent Forrest Ackerman At A Luncheon Meeting. Any Magazine Appearances Signed By Hubbard Are Rare; We Are Unaware Of Any Other Copy Of This Story Signed By Hubbard Ever Being Offered For Sale; Hubbard Had Already Begun His Intense And Exclusive Involvement With Dianetics By The Time The Story Was Published And He Apparently Did Not Return To Science Fiction Until The Mid To Late 1970'S. The Signature Compares Favorably With Other Hubbard Signatures From This Time And Authenticity Is Guaranteed. The Signature Was Confirmed To Me Personally Some Years Ago By Forrest Ackerman Who Remembered When It Was Signed For Him On The Occasion Of Their Lunch Together While Ackerman Was Still Hubbard's Agent For Science Fiction. Probably The Only Signed Copy Of This Work. This Copy Worn At Ends Placed In Better Covers From Another Copy Of This Issue Of The Magazine; With Original Covers Loose. Both Housed Inside A New Deluxe All-Morocco Covered Archival Box With Gilt Lettering. Ziff-Davis Publishing Company unknown
1936réf. 000587New York: Stackpole Sons 1936. First Edition 1st Printing. Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good DJ. Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good. First Edition. A book referred to admiringly by Robert Heinlein as an early inspiration for his work. Advance copy similar to regularly published book but with a small review slip pasted to flyleaf at left edge indicating that the book would be published 10/20/36 and scarce thus. The book is near fine although a little dusty at the edges. The dust jacket complete but a little age-darkened at edges with a few tiny chips and short closed tears at top and bottom edges. New York: Stackpole Sons hardcover
1914réf. 023570New York: The Macmillan Company 1914. First Edition . Decorated Blue Cloth. Fine/Dustjacket. Frontispiece. Vi 378 Pp 7 Pp Ads At Rear. First Printing One Of 3948 Copies Blue Cloth White Lettering Gilt Design. An Unusually Bright Unworn Unrubbed Book Entirely Original Without Any Restoration. With The Rae Dust Jacket Which Has Undergone Professional Restoration Including Replacement Of Bottom Half Of Spine Panel And A Large Chip At The Bottom Of The Rear Panel Also Reattachment Of Chip At Top Of Spine Reattachment Of Split Along Rear Spine Edge And Repair Of Minor Edge Chips; The White Surface Has Been Retouched Leaving The Original Lettering; The Publisher's Name Has Been Added At Bottom Of Spine When The Bottom Was Replaced. The Macmillan Company hardcover
1952réf. 020957Circa 1954: Forrest Ackerman Agency 1952. Original Typescript . Loose Sheets. Very Good. 12 Pp "Approximately 3000 Words". Original Science Fiction Story Typescript Label Of Ackerman Agency Undated Circa 1952. Reeds Published Another Sfd Story In Orbit In 1954 But This One Is Unpublished. Forrest Ackerman Agency unknown
1937réf. 000417London: Jonathan Cape 1937 1937. First Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine Jacket. 447 Pp. Catalog At End. First Edition. An Exceptionally Nice Copy Of A Fantasy/Science Fiction Classic. Green Boards With Gold Lettering On Spine Dust Jacket Priced 7S.6D. Net. Some Bumping To Spine Some Foxing To Edges Of Page Block. In A Bright Near Fine Dust Jacket Without Any Chipping And Virtually No Wear No Fading At All A Few Spots Of Foxing To The Inside Flaps Some Wrinkling To The Rear Flap And Some Light Dust On The Rear Panel. London: Jonathan Cape, 1937 hardcover
1965réf. 003735Los Angeles: H. N. Swanson Inc 1965. Original Typescript . Black Folder. Near Fine/No Dust Jacket. 11 " Tall. 121 Typewritten Pages. Screenplay. Ray Russell Received A World Fantasy Lifetime Achievement Award In 1991. This Copy Is The H. N Swanson Literary Agency File Copy With Their Title Label On Front Cover And Title Page. Near Fine. Undated Zip Code On Label So After 1962 H. N. Swanson, Inc unknown
1953réf. 024101Chicago: Shasta Publishers 1953. First Edition stated . Cloth/Boards. Near Fine/Near Fine Dustjacket. One of a small number of subscriber's copies signed by Bester on the front endpaper. A bright and almost unworn book with copythe signature of a 1950's fan with his September 1953 date all in small letters at top corner of front free endpaper. DJ bright and unfaded not price-clipped with a 1/8" square chip at top of front flap fold and a little wear at top and bottom of spine and the other tips. Shasta Publishers hardcover
1957réf. 016565NY Ace 1957 1957. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. FE Ace D-261 vg with corner crease on lower front cover some wear at spine edges. NY Ace 1957 paperback
1961réf. 000710New York: Crown 1961 1961. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 287 Pp. An Historical Romance By The Author Of Donovan's Brain And Other Sf. Light Chipping At Top And Bottom Of Spine Of Dj With Wear And Bumping To Top And Bottom Of Spine Of Book Where Dj Was Chipped Away. Previous Owner's Info On Front Pastedown Under Mr. Siodmak Told Me When He Signed This Book For Me That He Tried To Have A Movie Made Of This Book But Could Not Complete The Project. Scarce Only When Signed. New York: Crown, 1961 hardcover
1909réf. 000743London: Macmillan & Company 1909. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Green Cloth. Very Good /No Dust Jacket. Green Cloth. Very Good First Edition First Issue. First Edition First Printing And The First Issue With Ads Dated 1.09. Green Cloth With Gilt Lettering And Design. Very Good With Slight Wear And Fading And A Small Namestamp Of A Previous Owner On The First Free Front Endpaper. Macmillan & Company hardcover
1935réf. 018865London: Methuen 1941 1935. 1st Edition . Wrappers. Very Good . Cover Design By Olaf Stapledon Illustration By Eric Fraser. 282 Pp. First Edition First Impression Fifth Issue. Binding 185 Cm Tall Softcover In Wrappers With Front Of Original Dustjacket Used By Publisher For Front Panel Spine Printed In Black With 2 Shilling Price No Ads Using First 1935 Impression Sheets. Satty & Smith's A6.1.1.5 First Edition First Impression Sheets Fifth Issue Binding First Paperback. Publisher's Binding Of Dj On Card With Cover Illustration In Blue Pink White Tan And Black Has What Is Reportedly Stapledon's Own Striking Bust-Length Design For The Eric Fraser Illustration Of The Title Character. A Very Good Tight Copy. Book Lightly Aged Front Panel Complete Fairly Bright And Unfaded. London: Methuen (1941) unknown
1943réf. 003867Grangeville Idaho Circa 1943 1943. Manuscript . No Binding. Very Good. 18 Pp. Original Typewritten Manuscript From The Archives Of The Ackerman Agency. Baldwin Was Active In The Early Stages Of Science Fiction Fandom; See His Obituary In Locus Magazine May 1988. Per Terry Carr In Entropy: "Along With The Regular Magazine I'm Launching A Series Of Entropy Booklets The First Of Which Is Crime Stalks The Fan World By F. Lee Baldwin. This Consists Of Two Stories From The Burbee Shangri-L'affaires Of 1945 And 46: "Crime Stalks The Fan World" And Its Sequel "The Girl With The Muddy Eyes" The Latter Of Which Was So Long That Burbee Had To Serialize It. The Stories Are Excellent Satires On Tough-Guy Private-Eye Stories With Authentic Fannish Themes; Milt Rothman Called The Latter Story "The Best Piece Of Fan Fiction That Ever Smashed Me In The Teeth Like A Breath Of Air Laden With The Fragrance Of Orange Blossoms" So You Can See That It's High-Class Stuff. In Addition There's An Introduction Written Specially For The Volume By Bob Tucker And Cover And Illustrations By Ray Nelson. Copies Are Now Available From The Publisher Me At 25¢ Each. unknown
1949réf. 022228Los Angeles: Fantasy Publishing COmpany Inc. FPCI 1949. First Edition First Issue . No Binding. No Book Included/Fine DJ. 700 Copies Were Bound By Fpci; This Is An Original Jacket Uncut Never Folded No Wear. 17 1/4" X 7 1/2" A Little Larger Than When Issued With The Book Which Is Not Present Here. Suitable For Framing. Fantasy Publishing COmpany, Inc. ( FPCI) unknown
1952réf. 009564Chicago Shasta Publishers 1952 1952. First Edition . Black Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good Dustjacket. 255 Pp. Black Cloth Stamped In Silver. Near Fine Book In Vg Dj With Light Edgewear And Dustiness 1/8" Chip At Top Two Tips Minute Losses At Other Corners. Signed By The Author On The Title Page Not A Subscriber Copy Signed On Front Endpaper And Uncommon Thus; Most Signed Copies Are The Subscriber's Copies. Chicago Shasta Publishers 1952 hardcover
1950réf. 024222New York: Greenberg 1950. First Edition 1st Printing. Blue Cloth. Fine/Very Good Dust Jacket. 210 Pp. Blue Cloth Stamped In Turquoise. First Book Publication. Book Is Fine No Wear Or Rubbing At All Absolutely None. Inscribed By A E Van Vogt On Front Free Endpaper To A Fan "For ------ All The Best Always A E Van Vogt". Jacket Is Clean And Attractive No Creasing Not Price Clipped Wear At Corners With Minute Loss A Little Thin Line Of Rubbing Along Parts Of Edges Thin Weak Blue Line On White Flaps From Old Style Dust Jacket Protector Two 2" Foxing Marks On Free Endpapers From Offset From Tape Used To Secure Protector Flaps Together No Tape Ever On The Book Itself. Greenberg hardcover
1952réf. 024193Chicago : Shasta Publishers 1952. First Edition . Black Cloth. Fine/Near Fine Dustjacket. 255 Pp. Black Cloth Stamped In Silver. Fine Book No Wear At All. Dj With Very Light Edgewear. Signed By The Author On The Half-Title Page Not A Subscriber Copy Signed On Front Endpaper And Uncommon Thus; Most Signed Copies Are The Subscriber's Copies; Very Small Fan's Signature Dated August 1952 At Top Corner Of First Free Endpaper. Shasta Publishers hardcover
1955réf. 024368New York: Funk & Wagnalls 1955. First Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good DJ. 333 Pp. Sienna Orange Cloth Stamped In Black. Book Is Near Fine Clean And Bright No Names Or Marks No Foxing To Endpapers A Little Rubbing And Bumping Without Loss At Top And Bottom Of Spine. Dj Very Good Complete Not Price-Clipped No Tears Or Losses No Fading Rubbing At Top And Bottom Of Spine And Along Parts Of Spine And Flap Folds. Funk & Wagnalls hardcover
1903réf. 017371New York 1902: Longmans Green & Co 1903. First American Edition . Blue Cloth. Very Good. X 361 Catalog At End. Blue Cloth Gilt. First Edition First Printing. A Bright Clean Solid Copy Hinges Very Strong. Gilt Lettering On Spine And Cover Is Still Bright. Cloth Beginning To Fray At Two Pinpoints One At Top Of Spine One At Bottom; Rubbed At Some Places Along Bottom Edge Of Boards And At Top And Bottom Of Spine. Archaeological Bookplate And Signature Of Archaeologist Bruce Bryan Long Time Head Of The Southwest Museum And Pseudonymous Contributor To Weird Tales; Front Endpaper Lacking; No Other Marks Or Damage. Longmans, Green & Co hardcover
1965réf. 006067Moscow: Mir 1965. First Russian Edition . Beige Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good. 6 3/4 " Tall. Black and White Drawings. 333 Pages. Modernist Color Dust Jacket. An Unauthorized And Probably First Russian Translation - Without Authorization Of American Author Or Publisher As All Translations In The Ussr Were. In Early 2004 Bradbury Himself Did Not Remember Seeing Any Copy Of This Before I Showed It To Him. Russian / Ussr Literature And Science Relied On Using The Intellectual Resources Of The World Without Fee An Incomparable Competitive Advantage For Government Sponsored Work But Showing No Support In Particular For Scientists And Authors In The Disadvantaged World Who Somehow Overlooked This In Their Own Support For The Ussr. Particularly Scarce In Dust Jacket Mir hardcover
1948réf. 018537Prime Press 1948. First Edition . Black Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good Dustjacket. L. Robert Tschirky Dustjacket. 355 Pp. Black Cloth Gilt. A Bright Clean Example Spine Gilt Is Brilliant With Sturgeon's Signature On The Half Title Touch Of Wear At Corners And A Few Small Areas Along Bottom Of Covers. Dust Jacket With A Little Wear And Minute Loss At Corners Light Fading To Purple Background Of Spine Panel. And Small Handwritten Annotations Mostly "No" Two Others "Ht-G" And "Ht-F" To Left Of Each Title Listed On Rear Panel. Signed By Sturgeon. Prime Press hardcover
1943réf. 015226New York: Better Publications 1943. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good . A bright clean copy beginning to chip along foredge cover overlap with under one square inch of faint dampstaining along edges of rear cover. Contains an early Bradbury story written with Henry Haase "Gabriel's Horn". Better Publications paperback
1947réf. 0248051947. Letter Typed . No Binding. Very Good. One Page Carbon Of A Letter Offering For Sale Kafka's "Metamorphiosis" $2 Ewers "Vampire" $3 And Ray Bradbury's Copy Of "King Kong" In Jacket $5. unknown
1952réf. 021240Circa 1952: Unpublished 1952. Mimeographed Paper . Stapled Sheets. Very Good. Three Page Typed Paper By Henry Kuttner For English 591 Dr. Lionel Stevenson Here Reproduced In Mimeo From The Library Of Forrest Ackerman. The Latest Bibliographic Reference Is Dated 1951. Henry Kuttner 1915 - 1958 Was An American Author Of Science Fiction Fantasy And Horror Who Worked With And Was Admired By Many Of The Greatest Early Sf Writers. His Work Is Obscured By His Use Of Many Pseudonyms And That Makes This Graduate School Paper Central To His Work As A Writer. Kuttner Spent The Mid-1950S Getting His Master's Degree But Died Of A Heart Attack In Los Angeles In 1958. Per Wikipedia Arthur Lionel Stevenson Frsl 1902-1973 Was A North American Writer And Lecturer. A Leading Authority On The Literature Of The Victorian Period He Published Biographies Of William Makepeace Thackeray And George Meredith As Well As A Panoramic Study Of The English Novel. At The University Of Southern California He Was Made An Associate Professor In 1941 And Promoted To Professor In 1944. In 1955 He Accepted Appointment As James B. Duke Professor Of English Literature At Duke University Remaining In This Role Until 1972 When Made Professor Emeritus And Serving As Chair Of The University's English Department From 1964 To 1967. Following Retirement From Duke He Became Visiting Professor At The University Of Houston 1973 Having Previously Held Visiting Professorships At The Universities Of Illinois 1952-53 And New York 1967-68 And A Visiting Lectureship At Oxford 1960-61. He Had Also Taught In The Summer Sessions At San Francisco State College And The University Of Colorado Unpublished unknown
