June 2025

Includes Volvo product literature, advertising, restoration, clubs and more. Packed with rare photos and highly technical insider knowledge. $160.

Includes a nonfiction essay and six stories, including The Jack-o-Lantern, Johnny Halloween, and Three Doors. This edition is signed by the author and limited to 1,500 copies. $60.

Contemporary romance, special edition published by Hello Lovely Box. Includes author signature card. $20.

A personal sign-by-sign guide to romance from 1976. Neat review copy with review slip included. $65.

A classic text on the subject, originally published in 1903. This edition was issued by the Institute for Research in Hypnosis in 1956. Bramwell's techniques follow those of James Braid, the founder of hypnotism. $50.

Eight volumes, 1998. Includes more than 18,500 entries, one of the most comprehensive reference work of its kind. $100.

Based on a 1597 Elizabethan scientific text, this version was originally published in 1633, expanded and illustrated by Thomas Johnson. This copy is a 2015 reproduction and contains thousands of illustrated entries. $1000.

First book in the Crescent City series, about angels, demons, and murder. Signed first edition. $400.

Seven-disc compilation CD boxset, each disc representing one of the PS2 game's seven music radio stations. It was released internationally on October 29, 2002. $200.

Loungefly bag design exclusive to Disney parks, featuring Mickey Mouse as the Sorcerer's Apprentice. Perfect for Disney collectors! Unfortunately not waterproof. $200.

From French's Standard Library, specializing in English-language plays. Published in the US in 1923, only two years after its debut. $150.

2-volume set collecting works from contemporary artist, lithographer, and illustrator Gertrude Degenhardt. Signed and inscribed with an original drawing inside front cover. Volume 1 contains 114 full color illustrations. Volume 2 contains 44 full color black and white illustrations of dry point etchings. Also includes signature on final page in pen. Both editions bound in blue cloth and held in a blue cloth slipcase. $400.

First edition of Malamud's baseball novel, famously filmed with Robert Redford. Gilt- lettered, red cloth boards, one of three accepted as FE. $1,500.

42 volumes with index. Features notes by Tobias Smollett, critique and biography by John Morley, translation by William F. Fleming and introduction by Oliver H.G. Leigh. Red boards, gilt trim, deckle edge and beautifully published by St Hubert's Guild of NYC. $700.

2003 joint publication between DC Comics and Marvel Comics. Story by Kurt Busiek, art by George Perez. Square-bound prestige format. $25.

70s reprint of several key golden age Captain Marvel stories, including the first appearances of Mary Marvel, Black Adam, and Tawky Tawny. $30.

Limited edition, #9239/20000. Recorded July 3-5, 2015. 19 discs total, including CDs and concert DVDs. $200.

35 of the 37 volumes published in the Stephen King Library series, originally offered to members of the Stephen King Book-of-the-Month Club. $1,500.

2005 English translation of the classic Japanese horror novel, famously adapted into a film and a popular video game series. Scarce hardcover edition. $275.

Original ARC of the third Harry Potter book, issued to bookstores and wholesalers by Scholastic in 1999 ahead of publication. Marketing campaign described on the back cover. $1,000.

Scarce original ARC of the second Harry Potter book, issued to bookstores and wholesalers by Scholastic in 1998 ahead of publication. Marketing campaign described on the back cover. $2,000.

From the 2011 Vintage Collection, signed by Billy Dee Williams. $75.

3rd printing, with original dust jacket. Unexpurgated and fully annotated. $1000.

Warhammer: Horus Heresy multi-author anthology. Special edition hardcover contains stories by Dan Abnett, Guy Haley, and Gav Thorpe. Also includes two CDs with additional audiobooks from Chris Wraight and Graham McNeill. $150.

Accordion folded between two wood blocks, printed on silk in English and Chinese with twenty-four full color illustrations. $100.

Fifth printing, dated 1988. Scarce first issue of the landmark 80s underground comic series. $125.

Original Metal Blade release of the classic Celtic Frost debut mini album. Contains two tracks not available on the European release. $30.

Rare full-length screening copy of the 1999 film The Matrix on VHS. $101.

Five dragons on fore-edge edition. First in the Empyrean series, the modern classic about dragon riding. $300.

40th anniversary edition of Bradbury's famous fix-up novel, released in 1998. $40.

SNES cartridge with all authentication points. Own a genuine copy of the classic game that inspired hits like Undertale. $350.

First edition, first printing. Missing original dj, other edition points stated in description. A chance to own a classic of 20th century children's literature! $200.

First American edition of a beloved childhood classic that tries to stop children from being turned into mice. Original black and white illustrations by Quentin Blake. $200.

Sci-fi novel by popular author Hank Green. Signed by Green on the title page. $50.

Hardcover edition of the fantasy trilogy The Hanged Gods, published by Holdt beginning with Northern Wrath in 2020. Produced exclusively for The Broken Binding.  $150.

First edition of the expanded Arthur Rackham illustrated version, published by Constable & Co. in 1909. All tipped-in illustrations present. $1,000.

First U.S. edition of Franz Kafka's classic tale about Gregor Samsa who awakens one day to find himself turned into a giant insect. Translated by A.L. Lloyd and illustrated by Leslie Sherman. $200.

Details 75 years of Marvel comics history. Issued by Taschen in 2014. $335.

Read the confessions of Louis all over again! Slipcased edition, issued in 1996. Signed by the author on the second free endpage. $175.

Third book in the Court of Thorns and Roses series. First edition, first printing, with original dj artwork. $100.

A 1958 story of young love, the second novel by popular author William Goldman. First edition, signed by Goldman on title page. $300.

Fourth novel by influential Chicago literary figure Floyd Dell. Dell was notable for editing The Friday Literary Review, and promoting authors like Theodore Dreiser, Sherwood Anderson, and Carl Sandburg. $80.

2012 hardcover artbook featuring art from the CDPR RPG based on the popular novels. $50.

Lot of 5 premium bookmarks with metal tops, featuring the Hogwarts house & school emblems. $20.

Collects the 1998 7-issue Elric comic series, written and illustrated by P. Craig Russel in collaboration with Michael Moorcock. $77.

An exceedingly rare hard rock album from 1993. This self-titled album is the only album by the band 1,000 Pleasures, and the only release by Quick Spin Records. Signed and inscribed by the entire band. $100.

Remember MUDs? How about MOOs, MUSHes, and MUCKs? This book will remind you! Contains a directory circa 1995 of games, and includes information on programming and character creation. $150.

Famous tarot deck with heart-shaped cards, out of print for over a decade. A unique piece for a tarot collection. $125.

Issue #1 of the 4-issue series. 2023 Minnesota Twins variant cover. $20.

Original art drawn by Kel McDonald, Eisner Award-winning anthology editor and artist for Sorcery 101. $40.

German language. Accounts of German officers during the Franco-Prussian War, from 1870-1871. Includes 34 woodcuts and a map. $50.

Easton Press, 2007. The Brazilian classic, originally published in Portuguese in 1988. Includes original inserts, including bookplate, a note about the author, and a certificate of authenticity. $400.

Set of 228 FPG trading cards in a binder, featuring Tarzan and Burroughs-themed art by Joe Jusko. $50.

From the World of Warcraft: Heroes of Azeroth Trading Card Game. Featuring Leeroy Jenkins. $20.

A massive 2-volume definitive chronicle of characters, vehicles, and weapons is the ultimate companion to the tactical espionage and future warfare of the celebrated Metal Gear universe, translated to English for the first time ever while leaving the original Japanese handwriting intact. $365.

Metal pin prop from the thirteenth season of Power Rangers, Space Patrol Delta. Signed by Dwayne Cameron on top and bottom of prop case. $60.

Japanese-language artbook from 2018, featuring characters from Capcom fighting games like Street Fighter. $50.

Originally a short story published on the author's website, this is a signed limited edition chapbook issued by publisher Cemetery Dance, a horror publisher owned and operated by the author. $30.

Covers the plays, outstanding performances, and thrilling victories of the 1993 Phillies season; exhibiting the evolution of one of the most colorful teams in Phillies history, from the off-season roster decisions, through spring training, and the ups and downs of the championship season. $45.

Yakov Smirnoff offers a humorous look at U.S. citizenship, homes, jobs, dating, language, food, television, health care, automobiles, travel, music, and holidays from an immigrants perspective. $10.

A novel from Tom Holland, director of Fright Night and the original Child's Play. Bound in tan cloth with gilt lettering. Signed special edition limited to 1,000 copies. Signed on the half title page. $40.

Book one of the Emily Wilde Series, in which Emily slowly uncovers the secrets of the Hidden Ones lurking in the shadowy forest outside the town. A First thus FairyLoot edition, signed by the author on half title page. $100.

William Faulkner 1950 Signet mass market paperback of a psychological melodrama on the deprivation of the Old South's social order by various exploitations. Beautiful pulp art adorns the cover. $50.

Everything you need to know about black and white magic- from casting spells and concocting potions to conducting a black mass and forecasting the future. $70.

Fairyloot, 2024. First book in a series, a romantasy that combines mythology and shadow magic. Signed by the author, includes reversible dust jacket. $175.

Issue 9 in the 11-issue run of Source magazine, documenting the experimental music scene in California. Curated by teachers and students at University of California Davis. This issue includes two records in original paper sleeves. $250.

Issues 7 & 8 combined on a single comb, from the 11-issue run of Source magazine, documenting the experimental music scene in California. Curated by teachers and students at University of California Davis. Includes two records in original paper sleeves, as well as fold-outs and overlays. $500.

Issue 4 of the 11-issue run of Source magazine, documenting the experimental music scene in California. Curated by teachers and students at University of California Davis. Includes two records in original paper sleeves, as well as a fold-out score and score-map slide. $300.

Issue 6 of the 11-issue run of Source magazine, documenting the experimental music scene in California. Curated by teachers and students at University of California Davis. Does not include original record. $100.

Actor Bruce Campbell's 2001 autobiography, released just before the film Bubba Ho-Tep. signed by Bruce Campbell. $50.

A collection of wartime photos taken during World War II and published in the midst of the war. Many of the photos were taken by Lee Miller, known for her war photography and photojournalism. $300.

Speculation on the nature of the solar system, third in a series by Cardona. Published in 2009. $100.

Working out of The Magic Factory, a 15,000- square-foot think tank in San Francisco, Ken Fulk specializes in interior design, special events, and architecture. Contains full color photographs. $175.

Sixth collection of verse from this poet heralded for his depictions of working-class Detroit, as well as the Spanish Civil War. $75.

Deluxe three-volume set, a graphic novel based on the original concept work for Star Wars. Includes a guide to the changes made between this story and the film, and a portfolio of cover art prints from the original 8-issue run. $200.

See the antics of Marty McFly and Doc Brown in the far flung future of 2015! A complete set of 88 illustrated photo cards backed with text descriptions, and 11 stickers that have a scene from the film on the rear of the cards. $40.

The Babylonian Talmud (also known as the Bavli) is an extensive commentary on both the written and oral laws of Israel. Revised 22-volume set from 2011. $800.

Sloan's eighth studio album is a 2-LP set with 30 songs, spanning many genres. Their longest album to date, it features songwriting and vocals from all four members. $100.

First edition, first printing. Written in 1967, this book chronicles the history of cryptography from antiquity through the present. $30.

Fourth studio album by Chicago rock band Wilco, originally released in 2002. Increasingly rare double vinyl. $125.

Celebrating the 30th year of Beatles: Yellow Submarine, this promotional display mobile is still new in box. Including window cling and instructions. $140.

From the Pokémon Trading Card Game, this is the alternate full art for Latias & Latios GX, from the Pokemon Sun & Moon Team Up set. 170/181. $2500.

Issued in 2020 by Dynamite Comics. Written by David Avallone, with art by Dave Acosta. Photo cover variant. Signed by Elvira. $100.

2019 biography of Flea, bassist and one of the founders of the band Red Hot Chili Peppers. Signed by Flea on a tipped-in page. $100.

Children's comic published by Valiant in 1991, featuring characters from the NES game Super Mario Bros. 3. Part of the Nintendo Comic System series. $15.

Issued by The Hamilton Collection in 1991 to commemorate the 125th anniversary of Alice in Wonderland. Bisque porcelain with hand-tailored clothing. $40.

The final issue in the "Heroines from the Fairy Tale Forests" collection. Dressed in her ragged clothes with a floral head scarf and bare feet. Includes the broom accessory and the little porcelain bluebird that is in her pocket. $25.

#55 in the 2012 Marvel Collection Series. Figure comes in open gray box as well as protective plastic. $10.

1994 limited edition set that includes a book and 4 soundtrack CDs: The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and Aladdin (original score). $90.

Written by Hervé Cras under a pseudonym in 1962, this is a full account of the controversial battle in August 1942. $10.

First English-language edition of Jean-Paul Sartre's famous essay on phenomenological ontology, translated and with an introduction by Hazel E. Barnes. $50.

40th anniversary edition of the classic American novel. Signed by the author on the half title page. $1,500.

Commemorates the 1,000th appearance of Batman. Virgin cover variant featuring Tyler Kirkham art, slabbed by CBCS and graded 9.8. $100.

Collection of Mickey Mouse daily comic strips drawn by Floyd Gottfredson, originally published in the 1930s. $35.

A children's introduction to chimpanzees by noted researcher Jane Goodall, with dozens of color photos. Title page is signed by the author. $50.

1927 short story collection by Ernest Hemingway, in a 1970 trade paperback edition, with a cover illustrating the story Fifty Grand. $50.

Origin and first appearance of Tony Stark/Iron Man from 1963, slabbed and graded by CGC. Original Jack Kirby cover. $7500.

New revised edition from 1907, fully illustrated. A popular Victorian-era cookbook, versions of Mrs. Beeton's guides are still in print today. This edition includes over 2,000 pages. $80.

Songbook for guitar for the 2011 For We Are Many metalcore album. Signed by five members of the band All That Remains. $50.

The children's classic, in a 1992 limited deluxe edition issued by Greenwich Workshop. Leatherbound, with marbled slipcase. #2129/3500. $100.

Signed photo of actor Doug Bradley, in his most famous role as cenobite Pinhead from the Hellraiser film series. $60.

One of only 295 copies printed in 2010, this book includes artwork released posthumously by Geisel's widow Audrey. Includes painting, sculpture, concepts, and more. $300.

Signed at the Wellington premier of Lord of the Rings: Return of the King by Orlando Bloom, Billy Boyd, and others - see full description. Includes Certificate of Authenticity from ScriptFly Collectibles. $250.

The alternative zine Mineshaft has been in publication since 1999. Features contributions by R. Crumb, Mary Fleener, Bill Griffith et al. Stated first printing: 2023. Limited to 1,200 copies. $20.