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Paris: Editions de La Sirene, 1924. First French edition [of 'Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man'. Read More about Dedalus. Portrait de l'artiste jeune par lui-meme. Roman traduit de l'anglais par Ludmila Savitzky
Price: $300
[England]: [No Photographer], [No Date, but circa 1870]. Albumen print, cabinet card photographic portrait of Thomas Hughes. Thomas Hughes (1822-1896), social reformer, and author of children's books, including 'Tom Brown's School Days,' was a member of Parliament from 1865–1868, and 1868–1874. Read More about CABINET CARD PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT OF THOMAS HUGHES, Author, Social Reformer, and Member of...
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New Haven: Printed for Frederick W. Beineckeat the Carl Purington Rollins Printing-Office of the Yale University Press, Christmas, 1961. One of 300. Read More about A Letter from Thomas Jefferson to Robert Patterson, March 2, 1803, The Education of an Explorer....
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[N.P.]: Privately Printed by the Author for Distribution to His Friends, 1943. True First. "It's a Wonderful Life" Writer and editor Philip Van Doren Stern was best known for his works on the Civil War until a fictional short story he published in 1943, about a man who doesn't realize..... Read More about The Greatest Gift
Price: $13,500
Ohio: [circa 1900-1950]. Mostly includes candid shots posed in front of houses, in cars, in parks, in a restaurant, etc., plus a handful of studio images. Several include references to places in Ohio and several include later ink mostly first name identifications. Read More about Small group of mostly vernacular photographs of an African Americans, possibly from various...
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Keene (N.H.): John Prentiss and sold at his Bookstore, 1806. First edition thus. Illustrated by Garret Lansing, a pupil of the famous Alexander Anderson. Anderson has always been regarded as the father of American wood-engraving. It was he who introduced the so-called Bewick method to America. That style is quite..... Read More about Seneca's Morals, by Way of Abstract. To Which is Added, A Discourse, under the Title of an...
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may 22, 1963. Dorothy Baker (April 21, 1907 – June 17, 1968) was an American novelist from Missoula, Montana and raised in California. Baker wrote the notable lesbian pulp[clarification needed] title Trio (1943), along with widely-successful romance novels. She married poet Howard Baker and together they composed fiction and plays..... Read More about ALS. To Mrs Olmstead
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New York: Charles Reznikoff, 1927. First Edition. No. 336 of 400 copies. Read More about Nine Plays
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New York: [1941]. First Edition. Read More about Going To and Fro and Walking Up and Down
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New York: The Objectivist Press Ten West Thirty-Sixthe Street, [1934]. First Edition. Read More about Jerusalem The Golden
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New York: The Objectivist Press Ten West Thirty-Six Street, [1934. First Edition. Inscribed to bookseller Burt Britton in June 1975 by the author on the half-title. Read More about In Memoriam: 1933
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New York: Charles Reznikoff Thirt-Six Street, [1936]. First Edition. SIGNED. Signed by the author on the ffep. Read More about Early History of a Sewing-Machine Operator
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London: Rapp & Carroll, [1967]. First Edition, Number 58 of 150 copies signed by the author. Read More about Prepositions: The Collected Critical Essays of Louis Zukofsky
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lnew: Albert & Charles Boni, 1930. First Edition. Read More about Albert Einstein. A Biographical Portrait
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[Dijon: TO, Publishers [Printed by Imprimerie Darantiere], 1932. First Edition. With a preface: "'Recencies' in poetry" by Zukofsky, and contributions from the following poets, organized into two groups: A) René Taupin, Basil Bunting, Mary Butts, Frances Fletcher, Robert McAlmon, George Oppen, Ezra Pound, Carl Rakosi, Kenneth Rexroth, Charles Reznikoff, William..... Read More about An "Objectivists" Anthology
Price: $3,500
London: Macmillan and Co. and New York, 1893. First Edition in English. Authortized translation by David Evans Jones, B.Sc. PMM: " Experimental proof by Herz of the Farday-Maxwell hypothesis that electrical waves can be projected through space...By inducing the waves to produce an electrical spark at a distance, with no..... Read More about Electric Waves Being Researches on the Propagation of Electric, Action With Finite Velocity...
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New York: Published by Harper & Brothers, 1835. Third edition. Born into slavery as Isabella Van Wagenen in Ulster County, New York in the late eighteenth century, she won her emancipation under New York state law in 1827 and adopted the name Sojourner Truth in 1843.In the years before becoming..... Read More about Matthias and His Impostures or the Progress of Fanaticism
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Boston: Reprinted for Nicholas Boone, 1721. Second edition. The Brinley Copy. The Brinley copy of the second edition of one of the most important New England books, possibly rarer than the first of 1669. First issued in a very rare 1669 Boston edition, this second American edition includes a supplement..... Read More about New England's Memorial: or, A Brief Relation of the most Memorable and Remarkable Passages of the...
Price: $15,000
Washington, D.C: [J. C. McGuire for Private Distribution], 1859. Large-paper, privately printed. Upon the death of James Madison, his stepson, John Payne Todd, sold copies of Madison's letters to the Publisher, J. C. McGuire. The correspondence is a selection from letters written by Madison to a Committee of Cincinnati, Ohio..... Read More about Selections from the Private Correspondence of James Madison
Price: $750
Philadelphia: John Bioren, 1800. First edition. The present work concerns the trial and subsequent imprisonment of Thomas Cooper, an Englishman by birth who loved in Northumberland, Pennsylvania and worked as a lawyer and newspaper editor, for violating the Alien and Sedition Act. In 1799, he had requested John Adams to..... Read More about An Account of the Trial of Thomas Cooper, of Northumberland; on a charge of libel against the...
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New York: Doubleday, April 2003. First edition. SIGNED first edition. Read More about The Da Vinci Code
Price: $300
New York: Little , Brown and Company, [October 2013]. First edition. SIGNED. Read More about The Goldfinch
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Reprinted from the October Number of the Sewanee Review, [1945]. Read More about Description Without Place
Price: $650
New York: Reynal and Hitchcock, [1947]. First Edition of the author's second book. SIGNED. Flat signed by Kees on the title-page. Read More about The Fall of the Magicians
Price: $1,800
San Francisco: Adrian Wilson, 1954. Limited edition of 25 with a signed drawing by the artist/author. ONE OF 25, WITH A DRAWING. In his short life, Kees was a librarian, a short story writer, a novelist, a poet, art critic of The Nation, photographer, filmmaker, abstract expressionist painter photographed as..... Read More about Poems 1947-1954
Price: $5,000