October 2024

The Perfect Halloween gift for the vinyl lover in your life!

Original vinyl release of the soundtrack for this 1973 blaxploitation movie. $150.

Book club hardcover of LeGuin's 1972 Locus Award winner, identical in appearance to the publisher's edition. $80.

Limited Edition box set containing every Bad Religion album from "How Could Hell Be Any Worse" (1982) to "The Dissent of Man" (2010) on 15x Red Vinyl. $800.

SIGNED collection of brief biographical reflections by the singer, songwriter, and actor. $400.

Two seasons of the groundbreaking anime series on blu-ray! Out of print. $500.

From Easton Press's Library of the Presidents, a leatherbound seven-volume edition of this definitive biography of one of the fathers of the nation. $1000.

Origin and first appearance of the Sandman. $800.

Beautiful Folio Society edition of the franchise-spawning first novel in the series, here illustrated by Jonathan Burton. $200.

Beautiful Folio Society edition of the second novel in the continuing and as-yet unfinished series, here illustrated by Jonathan Burton. $200.

Early lesbian pulp fiction, very scarce in this condition! $100.

Collaboration between Audubon, his son John Woodhouse Audubon, and naturalist John Bachman; Audubon himself could not complete work on this because of health issues. Published previously in six volumes. $7500.

Contains book 8 and 9 in the Dresden Files series in a SIGNED omnibus edition. $50.

Contains book 6 and 7 in the Dresden Files series in a SIGNED omnibus edition. $130.

Contains book 4 and 5 in the Dresden Files series in a SIGNED omnibus edition. $50.

Franklin edition, illustrated by the inimitable Gustave Doré. $750.

US FIRST EDITION of Waugh's exploration of class, aristocracy, and catholicism; filmed twice. $150.

18 discs of music from the Japanese superhero media franchise consisting of television programs, films, manga, and anime, created by manga artist Shotaro Ishinomori. $450.

Legendary grindcore/powerviolence bands on a single 7" record, very niche but supported by a devoted fanbase. $20.

Covers the early history of this UK manufacturer of distinctive, even quirky, three-wheeled vehicles. Rare! $150

FIRST EDITION, written 20 years prior, it was not published in book form until after the release of the movie in 1938. $300.

The Harry Potter fairy tales in a limited edition with lots of magical swag! $280.

FIRST US EDITION of one of Plum's lesser known novels. $150

FIRST EDITION of the very first book in the Venus series, with cover art by Allen St. John. $300

Six bands cover each other's songs, limited to 1000 copies. $100.

Hard-to-find wrestling memoir. $500.

... of the seminal true crime classic. $400.

From the smash hit video game! $150.

Two-volume biography of the incomparable jazz guitarist and songwriter. $300.

A 16 volume set from 1903; not in the greatest of conditions, but still desirable for decoration or its beautiful illustrations. $50.

Beautiful slipcased facsimile edition of the Bible produced by the bishops of the established Church of England in 1568, in an attempt to counterbalance the to them objectionable Protestantism of previous translations. The 1602 edition was prescribed as the base text for the King James Version. 124 full-page illustrations. $1000.

Slipcased facsimile of the 1611 King James Bible. Noted for its "majesty of style", the King James Version has been described as one of the most important books in English culture and a driving force in the shaping of the English-speaking world (Wikipedia). This edition is out of print. $1000.

The highly influential fantasy classic gets the Easton Press treatment! $500.

The vast mythology and lore of Middle Earth,  here in a slipcased Folio edition. $125.

Seasonal Karaoke from the Laserdisc era. $10.

Nixons's first book, written in response to Kennedy's Profiles in Courage, signed via autopen. $100.

Funko version of silent cinema's most terrifying vampire. $50.

A personal favorite of H. P. Lovecraft's, this story is here read by Robert Lloyd Parry, with musical score by Chris Bozzone. $20.

The first book to examine the folk art created by Japanese inmates in WWII internment camps, researched by a major figure in American ethnic arts. $300

Gilt- and silver-edged, SIGNED editions of spin-offs from the Grishaverse universe by the same author. $150.

Second edition of the daring first novel that was initially published in England only in an expurgated version; this edition, published three years later in Paris, restores the cuts made in the first edition. $75.

Erotic and satirical James Bond spoof from the heyday of paperback publishing. $200.

Horror strategy board game featuring the unsettling art of Polish surrealist painter and sculptor Zdzisław Beksiński. $125.

Tangled-themed backpack, no longer available from fandom site BoxLunch. $75.

Figurine of explosives expert Tiny Tina from the successful Borderlands game series. $80.

Adorable handbag inspired by Carl Fredricksen's journey to Paradise Falls! $50.

Pulp fiction written when Gore Vidal found himself blacklisted and needed to financially support himself. Scarce. $1000.

Ex-library copy of the stated FIRST EDITION of Bradbury's perennial Halloween classic. $750.

SIGNED FIRST EDITION of the influential philosophical classic! $2000.

17th century book about a painting believed to be of mysterious origin. $500.

1840 edition in custom binding, translated by Charles Jarvis with over 800 illustrations by Tony Johannot. $1000.

Mötley Crüe's 1991 compilation album spanning their hits from the 80's, signed by the members of the band on the cover in gold sharpie. $450.

Houston-based psychedelic rock with personal note included! $150.

SIGNED with sketch by Jeff Smith! $90.

Graphic novel interpretation of the 1963 German play Marat/Sade by Peter Weiss. $130.

Early horror by established Christian family film director! $16.

From the gory days of pulp fiction: "He stood to win $160,000... and all he got was a kitchen knife rammed in his chest." $20.

The second novel of the five novels that comprise the Gap Cycle (which started with The Real Story ), from the author of the acclaimed Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, here in a SIGNED LIMITED edition. $30.

Metaphysical explorations using ketamine as a tool for reaching higher consciousness, $200.

Soundtrack for the 1988 remake of the horror classic. $20.

LIMITED EDITION of the seventh studio album by the rock band known for evolving from punk to post-hardcore and emo to alternative rock. $300.

Showcase of life in Hollywood, written during the silent era by Tinseltown luminaries like Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks, and Cecil B. DeMille. $50

Exclusive Mystic Box Set of Haunting Adeline and its sequel, Hunting Adeline. Both copies SIGNED by the author! $700

FIRST EDITION, first printing of Huxley's landmark book about his experience with mescaline; a heavy influence on Timothy Leary, the Doors, and myriad researchers and psychonauts up to the present day. $150

FIRST issue of the horror anthology comic series, featuring a variant cover illustrated by series artist Martin Morazzo, exclusive to the second printing. $70

CBCS authenticated and slabbed; blank variant cover with an original inked bust commission of The Joker wearing Batman's cowl. This is a truly one-of-a-kind piece! $150

Featuring a signature from Clive Cussler along with a little drawing of the Titanic! This unique and endearing signature adds a personal touch from the author. $100

Beautiful color map of Indiana, published in 1839. Includes a list of "Steam Boat Routes," as well as the "Population of the State of Indiana According to the Census of 1830." $250

SIGNED FIRST EDITION of the second in the successful series of cat mysteries. $150.

SIGNED bound galley of the novel that partially retells Huckleberry Finn from the point of view of Jim. $200.

Dark, adults-only manga, featuring the story of a sexually deviant serial killer and the psychologist who is trying to profile him. Complete series with separate prologue. $150

Key work of Objectivism gets the Easton Press treatment. Limited to 1200 copies, SIGNED by illustrator Jim Salvati. $500

SIGNED copy that contains Amazing Spider-Man (1998 2nd Series) #698-700, and Superior Spider-Man (2012) #1-5. $175.

Collectible entry in the wildly successful Horus Heresy series. $100.

1982 gory sci-fi horror in a collectible VHS package. $75

Scarce Fear Street classic. $55.

Complete in box US version of the scarce Sega Dreamcast game, a quirky experience where you interact with your pet human-fish hybrid using the microphone accessory. Narrated by Leonard Nimoy! $225.

SIGNED copy of Swift's 8th studio album, dropped unannounced in July 2020. $180.

Rare ephemera from the days of grunge! $50.

SIGNED 1952 MVP card; Robert Clayton Shantz played as a left-handed pitcher in Major League Baseball from 1949 through 1964 and won the 1952 American League Most Valuable Player Award as a member of the Philadelphia Athletics. $50.

SIGNED by all members of the band in gatefold! $200.

Both seminal volumes by the chef who brought international cooking to American households. $75.

Rare live album, distributed online in the early days of the internet, finally released on disc in 2021. $40

Rock opera/concept album dealing with death and the afterlife, here presented as a two-disc vinyl set with artwork etched into side 4. $100.

1889 edition of 60 fairy tales by the creator of The Little Mermaid, with beautiful illustrations. $50.

SIGNED celebration oft he greatest monsters to run amok across the silver screen. $25.

1989 single release of this song from the original "Dark Shadows" TV show, written and sung by David Selby and Nancy Barrett who played Quentin Collins and Carolyn Stoddard. $30.

Second printing of the first English translation of this miscellany of creatures from mythology and folklore. $30.

The origin of Harley Quinn and her infatuation with the Joker! $50.

Lunchbox with thermos commemorating the band's 2001 "farewell tour." $25

Crowdfunded cult cryptozoological horror anthology, SIGNED by Joe Bob Briggs, the "drive in movie critic." $50.

Strategic interstellar war-game from 1977. A classic! Complete, with unpunched counters. $45

Subtitled The Story of the Career of Bette Davis. First edition, inscribed by the author and SIGNED by Bette Davis! $100

Luscious Folio Society edition! $150.

SIGNED collection of photographs of Marilyn Monroe. $100.

Early naval historical fiction with interesting provenance! $60.

FIRST EDITION of Oppenheimer's collection of essays and speeches dealing with the interaction between science and politics as well as the scientist's responsibilities op society. $80.