Chicago: Published by The Western News Company, 1870. First Edition, first printing. Read More about The Heathen Chinee

San Francisco: Towne & Bacon, 1867. First Edition. Bret Harte's First Book of Poems. Bret Harte's first book of original verse, published a few weeks after his first book, Condensed Novels And Other Papers. Read More about The Lost Galleon and Other Tales

Boston: Fields, Osgood & Co, 1871. First edition, first printing. Read More about Poems

San Francisco: [Grabhorn Press], 1924. Of this book one hundred copies have been printed for Herbert Lionel Rothschild by Edwin & Robert Grabhorn at San Fransisco in the Month of December, MCMXXIV." Read More about The Story of Enriquez: Chu Chu, The Devotion of Enriquez, The Passing of Enriquez

London: James Camden Hotten, nd. With ALS, 1 page from T. Adolphus Trollope to James Lorimer Graham on Villino Trollope letterhead thanking him and returning this book herewith. A catalogue of Graham's books was done by the Century in 1886, with a note by Paul Leicester Ford, this book listed..... Read More about Sensation Novels Condensed

Chicago: Western News Company, 1870. Hull, Joseph. First Edition, First Printing. Unusual Contemporary Hand-Colored Copy—With Harte Letter. We have not, until now, seen a colored copy of this work. The coloring here is done in a fine, contemporary, hand. Laid in is an AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (“BRET HARTE”), dated Glasgow..... Read More about The Heathen Chinee

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1902. Riverside Edition. Read More about The Writings of

Boston: Fields, Osgood & Co, 1871. First edition. `. Read More about Poems

Glasgow: 19 March 1885. Harte as Consul at Glasgow. Invoice for the consignment of Carpet wool to McCallum, Crease & Sloan from Forrest & Co. of Glasgow on the Steamship “State of Nebraska” destination Philadelphia, with Harte's signature as the Consul at Glasgow. The upper portion of the third page..... Read More about Printed document signed, “Bret Harte” as Consul at Glasgow, accomplished in various hands