May 2025

A great collection of American baseball history, presented in high quality Easton Press leather binding. 27 volumes, including Harold Seymour's history of baseball trilogy, biographies like Lou Gehrig: Pride of the Yankees, and classic novels such as The Natural. $1,000.

Three-volume edition of the Civitates Orbis Terrarum, a collection of illustrated aerial maps and other illustrated geographical illumination originally published in Germany in six volumes between 1572-1616. Text in Latin. $450.

The first in a multi-book, multi-author series from 1987 about America becoming a police state. $25.

The second in a multi-book, multi-author series from 1987 about America becoming a police state. $40.

A limited edition issued by J. B. Millet in 1897, #161/750. Ten volumes in silk-covered boards on a variety of topics including festivals, history, customs, etc. Each volume contains illustrated collotype flowers and a color art reproduction plate. $1,500.

Chronicles the life and work of Lyonel Feininger, a prolific Expressionism artist. The German-American painter studied in both Berlin and Paris, and was also a caricaturist and comic strip artist. $35.

A local treasure straight from Mercer County, Kentucky! A collection of recipes from Thelma Clay Linton, a popular regional chef who catered from her small home's oven. $50.

Oliver Queen himself! From the DC Super Heroes Silver Age Collection. $20.

Mass market paperback copy of a unique metafictional story. A nested sarcastic narrative comprised of two parts: The first is a post-apocalyptic tale titled "Lord of the Swastika" written by an alternate history version of Adolf Hitler. The second is a "scholarly" analysis of the previous story by the fictional critic Homer Whipple. $15.

#18 in the G. I. Joe Find Your Fate adventures, a multi-author series similar to Choose Your Own Adventure. $50.

#1 in the G. I. Joe Find Your Fate adventures, a multi-author series similar to Choose Your Own Adventure. $25.

Japanese-language reference for the Ohara-ryu school of Ikebana, and the techniques used in the family's 100-year tradition. Contains many color plates with examples. $125.

Adapts John Lennon's two books of nonsense poetry, In His Own Write and A Spaniard in the Works, into a one-act play. $100.

Hardcover collection of Bob Dylan's poetry. $50.

Easton Press, 2018. Leatherbound edition of Shirley Jackson's famous final novel. $250.

Famous guide to bodybuilding, inscribed "To Lee It's Great to see my old buddy again From, Lou." $75.

French language text. The second revised edition of the self-titled collection of Bernard Buffet's paintings. Buffet was a French painter, printmaker, and sculptor who was often compared to Picasso in popularity. $100.

335 pages, includes fold-out map and fold-out index of German pistols and their manufacturing information. Signed and inscribed by the author. $400.

Fascimile of the original 1900 Geo. M. Hill edition. Limited edition, copy #5368, signed by author's great grandson, Robert Baum, on a special inserted limitation sheet, as well as a special note from Robert Baum and a note from the publisher about the First Edition Library. $250.

Rare plastic spiral bound portfolio of Real Musgrave's fantasy art. Inscribed by artist with signature on first page. Notes by the artist included. Interview with Stephen R. Donald on the Artist's work at front of book. $60.

Deluxe signed and lettered edition of the complete dark fantasy trilogy, mixing vampire and standard mythology in a medieval setting. $200.

Best known as the story that inspired the 1965 movie The Sound of Music. Explores the detailed events the Trapps went through as a family living in Austria during WWII. $300.

The fifth book in African-American writer and poet Maya Angelou's seven-volume autobiography series. This limited edition has been privately printed and personally signed by Maya Angelou exclusively for members of the signed first edition society. $150.

Connie Hawkins played basketball for the Iowa Hawkeyes but was unjustly implicated in a point-shaving scandal that saw him essentially blackballed from the NBA. He found sanctuary with the Pittsburgh Rens of the American Basketball League, then played four years for the famed exhibition team Harlem Globetrotters. $50.

A 75th anniversary retrospective issued by TASCHEN in 2014. Contains original four-foot accordion-fold timeline. $335.

Westley from 1987 film The Princess Bride. Pop! Movies figure number 579. $37.

One of the most iconic horror movies of all time is explored through a series of essays and interviews in this exhaustive collection. $175.

A seventeen-year endeavor featuring over 200 paintings that visually depict the Book of Revelation. Each piece took between fifteen and twenty hours to complete and is paired with corresponding Bible passages to chronologically portray the unfolding events. $50.

Signed first edition, signature is on bookplate. A Hollywood memoir that blends truth with surreal fiction. $150.

Cleveland devil-metal band Nunslaughter's second full-length record. Originally released in 2003, this deluxe edition is pressed on silver with red splatter vinyl. Features new artwork as well as a full bonus record with 10 tracks recorded live on July 13, 2003. $40.

Facsimile first edition. Faulkner's second novel, often seen as a transitional piece between his early writing and the modernist brilliance of later novels like The Sound and the Fury. A satirical, character-driven story that explores themes of art, identity, sexuality, and the ennui of the creative class. $75.

The ultimate collection for the true Alice in Chains fan. Contains a wide range of previously unreleased demos, remixes, alternate versions, four new songs, and even a CD-ROM game. $90.

Published November 15th, 1936, this is a songbook for the Wehrmacht, which was the unified armed forces of Nazi Germany from 1935 to 1945. $125.

a VHS copy of a charity concert put on by the Rock Bottom Remainders. The Rock Bottom Remainders is a band that consists of: Stephen King, Matt Groening, Dave Barry, Tad Bartimus, Roy Blount Jr., Michael Dorris, Robert Fulghum, Barbara Kingsolver, Marcus Greil, Dave Marsh, Ridley Pearson, Joel Selvin, Amy Tan, Kathy Goldmark, Al Kooper, Josh Kelly, and Jerry Peterson. $30.

Signed by Stephen Sondheim on title page. Personal copy of Broadway producer Jack Lane, with heavy pencil notations throughout. A very early copy of the vocal score, predating the film adaptation by two years. $1,000.

Controversial philosophical text from 1962 where the author presents a theory of being. $75.

Rare 1905 literary magazine affirming --and very likely naming itself after-- Walt Whitman's 1855 Song of the Open Road (from Leaves of Grass). Intended as a bi-monthly publication and edited (and probably published) by Charles Wisner Barrell. $50.

Betamax format, will only play on a betamax player. Contains episode 8, Satellite Down, from the 1985 G.I. Joe series. $25.

Donald Trump & Brandi Brandt cover. Deborah Driggs centerfold. 11-page interview with Trump from pages 55 to 72. $100.

Memoir by character actor Stanley Tucci, signed special edition bound by the publisher. $100.

A cool collection of poetry and songs from the mid 19th century. Three-quarter binding in maroon and brown leather. $60.

Folio Society, 2024. Second printing. Three volumes bound in black leather in a slipcase. Illustrations by Charles Vess. $400.

Lot of expansions and extras for the Borderlands table-top board game. Full list of titles in description. $350.

1951 revised edition. Clymer was a well-known American occultist. He was also the Supreme Grand Master of the FRC (Fraternitas Rosae Crucis), the oldest Rosicrucian organization in America. $150.

Rare retired product. Includes complete set with all pieces present and instruction manual. $125.

An 18" doll from the 2018 film The Nun, set in the Conjuring universe. $150.

Poetry collection by noted psychedelic rock pioneer Roky Erickson, a founding member of the 13th Floor Elevators. Written after Erickson's arrest and subsequent mental health treatment, these poems were smuggled out of the hospital by family members and privately printed, the proceeds meant to hire a lawyer. It is thought that 1,000 copies exist. This copy is signed and inscribed by Erickson. $2,000.

An unopened sheet of 20 37¢ stamps issued on May 14, 2004 to mark the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The stamps feature a painting by Michael J. Deas depicting the two men standing on a hill looking over the countryside. $15.

The original version of Dead Med by popular thriller author Freida McFadden. Now out of print, includes an excised subplot. $200.

The Starset Society is an alternative rock band from Columbus, Ohio. This first edition novel is part of the band's backstory where they are trying to alert the public about a message from space from a mysterious signal. $30.

Horror author Joe Hill's popular dark contemporary fantasy comic series, published by IDW. First printing of volume one, signed by Joe Hill on the title page in white pen. Please inquire at our Fort Wayne location for more signed volumes of this series. $50.

Daleks, cybermen, and weeping angels, oh my! You're in for a timey whimey time with this Doctor Who RPG collection. Enter the world of Doctor Who with this Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition compatible setting with a Player's Guide, Alien Archive, Keys of Scaravore adventure book, and Game Master Screen. These four items all fit in a TARDIS slipcase. $500.

1975 biography of Bruce Lee, written by his widow Linda Lee Cadwell. The basis for the 1993 movie Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story. $100.

From Star Wars: A New Hope. Pop #7, the rare vaulted blue box variant. $450.

Several rough demos of songs that were later included on the band's Formlessness EP. Released in 2012. $50.

Scores for each film, both pressed on "Infinity Stone" 180 gram vinyl and included in their own illustrated jacket. Set includes full-color slipcase. $200.

The first of two satirical stories written by the lead singer of Iron Maiden and inspired by Tom Sharpe. #67 of 1000 copies signed by Bruce. $175.

Original 1979 paperback edition of the Richard Bachman classic, great for fans of They Shoot Horses, Don't They? Though published later, this was the first novel completed by Stephen King. $400.

Easton Press, 2003. Signed by Michael Crichton. Includes certificate of authenticity and Easton notes. $200.

Fairyloot, 2024. Special collector's edition of the newest book by Olivia Blake, comes with sprayed edges and reversible dust jacket. Signed by the author. $35.

Written under a pseudonym of Harriette Ashbrook, this vintage mystery is the fourth to feature detective Christopher Saxe. $75

Sought-after compilation of the original cartoon title cards for seasons 1 & 2. Published by Titan Books, 2014. $100.

Signed first edition. Presentation copy, also contains a Green Magic pamphlet. Published by Underwood/Miller, 1979. $150.

Early female superhero written and drawn by a female artist. Originally published as a newspaper strip in the early 1940s, it was considered controversial at the time. This collection was published by Archival Press in 1979, and was signed by all contributors (including Tarpe Mills, Tom Fagin, and Robert Weiner). Number 439 out of 500. $100.

Compilation of six 1970s classics starring Angela Mao Ying, full list of films in description. Released by Shout Factory in 2014. $80.

First edition, first printing. Sixth book in the Dresden Files series. $350.

Guide to Mayan astrology and daykeeping, second edition. Spring Equinox issue from 1995. $100.

Corroboree Press, 1985. Signed and numbered limited edition, 120/250. While Lafferty is more well-known for his short stories, this title is the first novel in the unfinished Coscuin Chronicles series. $150.

Features data collected from thousands of Corvette owners, details on each model, rare prototype photos, and more. Covers models produced between 1963-1967. $245.

Seven volume set issued by Gregg Press in 1978. Each volume is signed by Poul Anderson on the ffep. Full list of titles in the description. $750.

This boxset includes all eight vinyl records, the original box, and orchestra credits sheet. The Heroes of Gotham screenprinted handbills are missing. $150.

Trick... or treat... or die! The cover boasts that this was the #1 screen shocker of 1976. Great for fans of horror paperbacks. $250.

Third issue in the 2003 four-part crossover between Marvel and DC's main superhero teams. Written by Kurt Busiek, with art by George Perez. $25.

Variant cover of 2nd printing of Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #55 featuring an iconic cover of your favorite spider-themed superhero by Patrick Gleason! Highly sought after cover by collectors and fans alike! $30.

First official appearance of Calvin Ellis/President Superman! Final issue of Grant Morrison's epic Crisis event! $22.

1:250 ratio variant cover featuring Ivan Reis' pencils for the main cover. Second issue of the fan-favorite DC event Blackest Night! $60.

Haffner Press, 2010. Limited edition of 500 copies. Volume seven in a series collecting the short stories of Jack Williamson, a prolific science fiction writer who appeared in pulp publications such as Amazing Stories and If. $175.

Horror fiction magazine from 1968, containing mostly classic reprinted stories from authors like Frances Middleton and Ambrose Bierce. $20.

Short story collection containing Ghost of the Undead, Death Out of Thin Air, Claws of Satan, and others. Written in the 1940s, the titular Don Diavolo is a stage magician who solves mysteries and murders. $250.

Deluxe splatter vinyl set. Limited edition of 50. Includes turntable slip mat with the cover art, and silkscreened slipcover. $60.

Soundtrack selection from the game Ys III: Wanderers from Ys, issued by Nihon Falcom in 1993. The aural adventures of Adol await! $20.

Unity School of Christianity, 1931. Leatherbound, with metal plates for title on cover and spine. $65.

1984 Comico series, by Carl Macek and Svea Stauch. Start the saga of Rick Hunter all over again! $50.

A blue Blockbuster exclusive VHS edition of the 2001 cult horror film. $90.

1992 novel by musician Henry Rollins. Signed by Rollins on the title page. $50.

"A Piece of the Sky," is a participatory art project by Yoko Ono, where individuals are given a piece of the sky and when assembled, they create a complete image of the sky. Includes sky puzzle piece and comes in a buckram slipcase. Limited edition, 159/1500. Hand-bound in leather. From Yoko's Venice Biennale 2009 exhibition and was only available exclusively from the Rizzoli Bookstore or Genesis Publications. $600.

George Harrison persuaded Ravi Shankar to write his autobiography, to celebrate the musician’s 75th birthday. 300 photographs which had never been published before. Bound in Bangalore purple raw silk, gilt hand-tooling, gilded page edging with a slipcase. Includes monochrome portrait print that is numbered and stamped. Does not include incense or CDs. $200.

Hamburg Days tells the story of The Beatles' years in Hamburg through the previously unpublished memories of Astrid Kirchherr and Klaus Voormann, with a collection of visual and written materials. Two volume box-set with an array of artwork, 300 photographs, drawings and paintings. A lithographed solander box with metal name plate houses both volumes. $600.

Benzinger Brothers, 1909. The Feast of Mary, Help of the Christians is celebrated on May 24th and explores the importance of seeking the intercession of Mary and the fourteen saints invoked as holy helpers. $200.

Stated second printing of Robert O'Brien's classic tale of mice, rats, cats, compassion and social responsibility, featuring detailed illustrations by Zena Bernstein. Tucked in this copy is some contemporaneous ephemera: newspaper clippings of articles reporting on John B. Calhoun's work, which was an inspiration for the novel. $500.

Easton Press, 2008. Both leatherbound volumes are still shrinkwrapped. Jurassic Park is signed by Michael Crichton. $1,500.

Fairyloot, 2024. The story of a magical dressmaker, signed by author Allison Saft and featuring sprayed edges and new artwork. $40.

Origin of Firestorm, from March 1978. Written by Gerry Conway, with art by Adrienne Roy and Al Milgrom. $50.

Harry Houdini adapted his stage name from the French illusionist Robert-Houdin after reading his autobiography in 1890. However, he later believed that Robert-Houdin took credit for the work of others, and wrote this 1908 nonfiction account. Brown cloth boards lettered and decorated in light tan. $700.

In the summer of 1877, Mary Vennum suffered a series of epileptic fits, often lapsing into unconsciousness. After awakening, she told her family that she had been to heaven, had seen angels, and had visited her younger brother and sister who had died before her. $70.

Published by CIBA Pharmaceuticals. 8 volumes, color illustrations, with topics such as heart, endocrine system, digestive system, and others. Includes original slipcase. $300.

Poster from the 1982 film signed by Jim Henson and Gary Kurtz. $1,250.

High historical writings for the modern Haschischin. "Let no eye behold him unblasted." -Aleister Crowley. $60.

ADV/Section 23 release from 1998. Contains the English dubbed version. A great early piece of Fire Emblem history! $60.

7" action figure, from the Cult Classics Hall of Fame series. Highly detailed and comes complete with movie accurate accessories and display bases. $250.

Sequel to the original work, featuring an apocalypse and struggles with monsters that include giant earthworms. Limited edition from Thunderstorm Books, #275/300. $75.

An anthology from the Horror Writers of America, this limited edition (209/750) is signed by 19 authors, including Robert McCammon, Charles de Lint, Richard Laymon, and J. N. Williamson. $100.

Comprehensive review of Stephen King's nonfiction writing, published in 2008 by Cemetery Dance. #1460/2000. Signed by both authors. $150.

Out of print, transparent blue variant. $200.

A collector's set featuring Kristen from American Girl, includes small doll and six books. $100.

Limited edition, #1717/3000. David Bowie-themed gift set, with tarot cards still sealed inside. $125.

The love lives of a competitive diver and ace swimmer. Exclusive edition from Probably Smut subscription box, includes extras. $80.

This book describes the physical setting of the Oracle of Apollo at Didyama, including the great temple and other buildings within the sanctuary. The author makes use of the abundant literary and epigraphical evidence. $200.

The first book in what became The Once and Future King, the definitive 20th century Arthurian novel. First US edition, 1939. $250.

Romas Kaiser's overview of the world of orchid scents. The aim of this book, the first of its kind, is to convey an impression of this enormous variety in scent and visual appearance of orchid flowers. $80.

Fourth printing of the original Dungeons & Dragons tabletop role-playing ruleset from 1975, based on the Chainmail miniatures game. Includes volumes 1-3, Grayhawk, Blackmoor, Eldrich Wizardry, and Swords & Spells. $1,000.

Famous body building biography from 1977. Signed by former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. $250.

From the Fellowship of the Ring, comes complete in package and features hammer slamming action. $50.

First American edition, stated first printing. Missing dust jacket, but rarely-seen VG+ condition. $1,500.

145-page informative zine on cross dressing and the differences between sex, gender, and sexuality. Written by Virginia Prince, who is considered a pioneer for the transgender community. $75.

Profusely embellished with black and white photos taken immediately after the devastating hurricane of September 8th, 1900 in Galveston, Texas. $120.

This compilation is selected and edited by Clarke. Signed by Clarke on front free endpaper. $100.

A novel composed of four interwoven short stories, written by Clive Barker early in his career. Signed by Clive Barker on title page. $200.

Contemporary witchcraft & devotional tradition of Hekate. Published in 2020, special edition signed by the author. $150.

Leatherbound literary criticism published in 1835. $45.

Children's picture book from 1946. Endpapers identify this as part of a post-WWII relief program in Russia. $40.

Easton Press, #685/2000. Signed by Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister of the UK from 1979-1990. $1,000.

Easton Press, 1980. Part of the publisher's 100 Greatest Books Ever Written series. Green leather binding. $20.

Bonnie and Clyde were an infamous duo known for their robberies and murders committed during the Great Depression, leading to their eventual demise in May 1934. 1934 first edition with dustjacket. $750.

Easton Press, identified first edition from 1988, printed with permission from Doubleday. Bound in blue leather, with hubbed spine and gilt decoration. Signed by Asimov. $200.

Special first edition published by Easton Press in 1988, signed by McCaffrey. Bound in red leather with hubbed spine and gilt decoration. Introduction by James Gunn. 9th in the Dragonriders of Pern series. $150.

Scarce theological study of hallucinogenic mushrooms, most specifically the fly agaric. Published in 1968 by HBJ World. $1,200.

Fairyloot, 2024. For fans of dragons, romance, and drama. Special edition includes special art, illustrated endpapers, and author signature. $35.

Lists of 67 card tricks from stage magician Steve Draun. Published in 1993, illustrated by Earle Oakes. $95.

Ultimate Edition, released by Limited Run Games in 2022. Contains eight Castlevania games (Castlevania-Castlevania Bloodlines) and several bonus items, including a history book for the franchise and a unique musical shadow box. $200.

The author's sequel to H. P. Lovecraft's The Shadow Over Innsmouth. Signed and numbered limited edition from Necessary Evil Press, #310/500. $20.

First edition, first printing. Third book in the Dresden Files series. $800.

First Edition, first printing copy. Signed by Ray Bradbury on half title page and Harlan Ellison on title page. Book has code N7 in the gutter on page 760.  $300.

Issued by Sub Pop (SP73). 45 RPM Nirvana single. Side A features the song Sliver with the runout "SP-73-A Kdisc ch L-36293." Side B features the song Dive with runout "SP-73-B Kdisc ch L-36293-X." Vinyl is an opaque pink marble color. $150.

Uncommon black and white variant cover for the Superman 700th landmark issue by artist Eduardo Risso. $60.

Anthology collecting weird fiction and horror short stories by women. Signed by all eleven contributors, including Joyce Carol Oates, Elizabeth Bear, and Tamsyn Muir. $150.

First book in the Crescent City series. Barnes & Noble exclusive edition. $35.

Special limited edition, #745. Includes sprayed edges and author signature. Second book in the Gentlemen Bastard series, featuring Locke Lamora. $90.

Collection of short writings by musician Henry Rollins, later turned into a spoken word album. Signed by Rollins. $50.

Special comic issued in 1977. "Treasury" indicates the larger trim size of this item. Written by Stan Lee, with art by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia. Features villains Doctor Octopus and Morbius. $30.

Featuring Pamela Anderson and Madonna, 20 questions with Nicole Kidman, and an interview with Michael Keaton. Includes Amanda Hope as centerfold. $10.

1st edition, 1st printing. Octavo. Publisher's full grey cloth. Lettered in gilt. 210 pp. Unclipped dj with original cover price of $3.95. 'First Edition' stated on copyright page. '1968' on title page. Gutter code 'J5' on bottom right corner of last page. Scarce first edition copy with a lovely jacket design by Harry Sehring. $7,500.

A tarot guide book and deck for the cult classic movie based off the 1968 novel The Last Unicorn. Comes in a wooden box. $100.

1982 card game for 2-4 players, a contemporary tie-in for the classic film. $10.

Folio Society, 2022. Beautiful edition of Cormac McCarthy's violent western classic. $130.

A booklet of 32 postcards from the famous Nickelodeon cartoon from the early 90's. $15.

Rare Australian limited edition. 5 discs in region-free 4K and Blu-Ray formats that include both the American and German cuts of the film and a documentary. Extras included in description. $150.

Humor book tied into the popular 80s persona Ernest P. Worrell. Signed by Jim Varney with two signatures, as himself and Ernest. $250.

Written by Geoff Johns, art by Jason Fabok. Variant cover E. $50.

Part of This Place, which documented the complex situation in Israel and the West Bank in 2014. This project remains timely over a decade later, and especially with Lee's striking photography focusing on "something eternal in the landscape." Signed by the photographer on the front title page. $650.

One of the most collectible LEGO minifigures, Resistance Bomber Pilot Finch Dallow is a character that had three lines in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Full story in the description. $1,000.