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1972réf. 8704Chatsworth CA: Brandon Books 1972. First edition paperback original Brandon Books 6283. Illustrated wrappers i very good condition with some smudging and edge wear. Old tape repair at base of spine. Very good. Scarce. Brandon Books unknown
1998réf. mon0000095575Vintage Parts 411 1998-01-01. Spiral-bound. Very Good. in x in x in. isbn matches very clean plastic comb bound ediiton softcover with clean text. no marks solid binding very light wear Vintage Parts 411 unknown
1910réf. 010581Paris France 1910. No Binding. Fine. 25 b/w Real Photo Post Cards of the Seine River flooding over Paris 1910 after intense winter rains brought the river to a record 8.62 meters. An excellent collection with historical views all in fine condition; non postmarked never hinged or mounted. unknown
réf. DADAX208020226XNew unknown
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réf. SONG0800720504Used: Good unknown
2025réf. SKU1712447Pavilion Books 2025-05-06. hardcover. Good. 9x1x12. Textbook May Have Highlights Notes and/or Underlining BOOK ONLY-NO ACCESS CODE NO CD Ships with Tracking Pavilion Books hardcover
1973réf. 7370New York: Warner Books 1973. Paperback Original 1st. Original wraps. Near Fine. 4 1/4 X 7 Inches. 174 PP. If James Bond were a black 6 foot 2 inch beautiful woman his name would be "Cleo" Jones! Stated "First Printing" copy of the this novelization by Ron Goulart TekWar The Phantom et al. Signed by Ron Goulart directly on the title-page. Classic mid-70's "blaxploitation" film starring Tamara Dobson Bernie Casey Nerds Hero and Antonia Fargas Huggy Bear. While the book appears unread and lovingly cared for there is a bit of a scuff on the rear panel at spine. A scarce title to find signed by the author. Warner Books unknown
1960réf. 9447New York: Gold Medal Books 1960. Paperback Original 1st. Original wraps. Near Fine. 4 1/4 X 6 1/2 Inches. 142 2 PP. Original ADVANCE COPY of the 1960 Gold Medal publication. Based on the one-season 1959-1960 television show starring John Cassavetes. Retains the original Publicity Department Advance slip. A sharp copy overall. Gold Medal Books unknown
1951réf. 9340New York: Dell Publishing 1951. 1st Edition. Original wraps. Good. 4 1/4 X 6 3/8 Inches. 64 PP. First separate printing of the book that was originally printed in Detective Fiction Weekly. Cover art by Bill Fleming. Original stapled wraps. Some wear to spine and edges. Damp-staining to much of the text. A scarce surviving example of a book now made famous by t-shirts adorned with this classic cover art. Dell Publishing unknown
1965réf. 8451North Hollywood California: Brandon House 1965. First edition paperback original #927. Illustrated wrappers good/very good with fading creases foxing and edgewear. Brandon House unknown
1967réf. 8707North Hollywood: Brandon House 1967. First American Edition Brandon House Library Edition 2037. Illustrated wrappers nearly fine with some rubbing. First American edition of this erotic novel by Iris Owens originally published by Olympia Press in 1956. Brandon House unknown
2025réf. 2-0008743606Pavilion Books Ltd 2025. Hardcover. New. limited edition. 432 pages. 12.25x9.18x1.18 inches. Pavilion Books Ltd hardcover
réf. SONG147257396XUsed: Good unknown
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réf. 69452- - Original Barbie - Skipper - Vintage doll - anni '60 - - - - unknown
2025réf. 2-0008743614Pavilion Books Ltd 2025. Hardcover. New. limited edition. 432 pages. 12.25x9.18x1.18 inches. Pavilion Books Ltd hardcover
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2025réf. SKU1741702Pavilion Books 2025-05-06. hardcover. New. 9x1x12. New Book Ships with Tracking Pavilion Books hardcover
2025réf. SKU1745969Pavilion Books 2025-05-06. hardcover. New. 9x1x12. New Book Ships with Tracking Pavilion Books hardcover
2025réf. SKU1717164Pavilion Books 2025-05-06. hardcover. New. 9x1x12. New Book Ships with Tracking Pavilion Books hardcover
1963réf. 9344New York: Lancer Books 1963. First Thus. Original wraps. Near Fine. 4 1/8 X 7 1/8 Inches. 127 1. First printing of the official 1963 movie tie-in starring Vincent Price Peter Lorre and Boris Karloff. SIGNED BY RICHARD MATHESON AUTHOR OF THE SCREENPLAY DIRECTLY ON THE TITLE-PAGE. A true rarity for the tie-in collector. NOTE: One PO stamp to inside rear cover. Lancer Books unknown
1926réf. 148811926. Underhill Irving. Original 1926 photograph of the Farmers' Loan and Trust Building in New York City recording the scale of a recently completed Fifth Avenue office tower within the traffic and streetscape of midtown Manhattan. The building now known as 475 Fifth Avenue was completed in 1925; Underhill's photograph therefore dates from the year immediately following its completion and preserves its early appearance within the rapidly changing commercial architecture of 1920s New York. Original vintage black and white photograph approximately 13 x 11 inches. The image emphasizes the height and massing of the Farmers' Loan and Trust Building while also showing automobiles and street traffic below placing the skyscraper within the everyday circulation of the city. A notation in the lower left corner reads: "Farmer's Loan Trust Bldg. 5AY & 415tC17650. Copyright 1926 by Irving Underhill NY." The large format allows both the architectural façade and surrounding street activity to remain legible. Underhill specialized in commercial and architectural photography of New York and this image records the city during the interwar building boom that was reshaping Fifth Avenue and the Manhattan skyline. The juxtaposition of the tower with contemporary automobiles and street traffic provides a dated visual record of urban development only a year after the building's completion. In very good condition. unknown
1902réf. 148841902. Loeffler A. Original 1902 photograph of the Park Row Building documenting one of Lower Manhattan's defining early skyscrapers only a few years after its completion. Rising above the surrounding streets and commercial buildings the tower records the vertical transformation of New York at the turn of the twentieth century and the concentration of new high-rise construction around City Hall and Park Row. Vintage black and white photograph copyrighted 1902 by A. Loeffler measuring 7 x 9.5 inches. The Park Row Building dominates the composition above the active city streets below preserving both the structure's scale and its relationship to the surrounding urban fabric. The verso is marked "Charles L. Ritsmann 228 Fifth Avenue Between 26th and 27th Sts. NY" providing a contemporary commercial ownership or distribution mark. Completed in 1899 the Park Row Building was among the tallest office buildings of its period and became an early landmark of New York's developing skyscraper skyline. Loeffler's 1902 image records the building within its original urban setting before the larger towers of the following decades altered the scale of Lower Manhattan. In very good condition. unknown
