London: printed for J. Watts at the Printing - Office in Wild-Court near Lincoln's-Inn Fields, 1739. First edition; without half-title. Early Thomas Arne Operetta. First performed on November 15, 1739 at Drury Lane, where Arne was house composer. A relatively early operetta by Arne (1710-1788), who is often credited with..... Read More about An Hospital for Fools. A Dramatic Fable. As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal, by His Majesty's...

London: Faber and Faber, [1935]. First edition, one of 2000 copies. Read More about The Dog Beneath the Skin or Where is Francis? a play in three acts

London: R. Wellington, 1712. Later edition. Banks was a lawyer turned playwright, who wrote "One of the most consistently popular tragedies on the London stage" (Sutherland English Literature of the Late Seventeenth Century"). Dryden contributed the Prologue and the Epilogue to this historical tragedy, first printed in 1682, then 1685..... Read More about The Unhappy Favourite; or, The Earl of Essex. A Tragedy

London: Richard Bentley, 1839. First Edition. Read More about Memoirs of John Bannister, Comedian

London, New York, Toronto: Hodder and Stoughton, 1913. Kirriemuir Edition. Read More about The Kirriemuir Edition of the Works of J.M. Barrie

London: Edward Moxon, Dover Street, 1843-1846. First Dyce edition. Read More about The Works of Beaumont & Fletcher; The Text formed from a New Collation of the Early Edition....

New York: Grove Press, Inc, [1957]. First American edition. Inscribed. Briefly inscribed by Beckett on the title page: "For Dan Pope from Samuel Beckett." The title page is additionally signed by Grover Press publisher Barney Rossett. It is hard to overstate the importance of Rosset in promoting the publication of..... Read More about All That Fall

New York: Grove Press, Inc, [1958]. First American edition, clothbound trade issue. Inscribed by Samuel Beckett on the title page: "for Dan Pope with best wishes Sam Beckett, July 1988." Additionally signed by Barney Rosset, Grove Press publisher, on the front flyleaf. Along with Waiting for Godot, Endgame is considered..... Read More about Endgame. A Play in One Act followed by Act Without Words. A Mime for One Player … Translated...

New York: The Limited Editions Club, 1989. Ryman, Robert. Edition limited to 550 numbered copies signed by Beckett and Ryman. Read More about Nohow On

New York: Grove Press, [1954]. First edition in English (translated by the author), preceding the British edition. Beckett’s Masterpiece, Inscribed. Inscribed by Beckett, "for Dan Pope from Sam Beckett". Additionally signed by Grove Press publisher Barney Rosset. The preferred issue of the English text of Beckett's most famous title, one..... Read More about Waiting for Godot. Tragicomedy in 2 acts

New York: [1983]. Inscribed by Beckett. Inscribed, "to Bill Targ with all good wishes Sam Beckett". William Targ (1907-1999) was an editor and then head of Putnam's before founding his own imprint, Targ Editions; he was also a noted bibliophile and Beckett collector. His wife Roslyn Targ (1925-2017) was Beckett's..... Read More about The Harold Clurman Theatre and Lucille Lortel ... Present the World Premiere of Samuel Beckett's...

London: [1931]. Number 84 (?) of 100 copies. SIGNED by Coward, Cochran, and Cast. Rare portfolio commemorating Coward's hugely successful 1929 operetta. "Sentiment is out of fashion," says Beerbohm in his note. "Yet Bittersweet, which is nothing if not sentimental, is not a dead failure ... Sentiment goes on; unaffrighted..... Read More about Heroes and Heroines of Bitter Sweet