September 2024

One of an out of print teen horror series published between 1982-87, this one written by popular horror author Richard Carl Laymon using his middle and last name instead of first and last used for his adult horror novels. $65

High-quality medieval manuscript facsimile of illuminated psalter commissioned by Sir Geoffrey Luttrell (1276–1345), originally written and illustrated on parchment circa 1320–1340 in England by anonymous scribes and artists. $1600.

When Robert E. Howard's Conan had been a huge success in color, Marvel decided to bring his adventures to its black and white line of comics also. This is the first volume collecting these, out of print for some time now. $350.

SIGNED by Bob Weir and Phil Lesh on cover in black and blue marker. $4000.

SIGNED/INSCRIBED copy of the autobiography of country music's "man in black." $1500.

Very rare; only sold at San Diego Comic Con in 2014; only 1000 items were made and sold to attendees. $900.

Non-functioning, but eminently suitable as a nostalgic decorating item! $15.

SIGNED 2020 collection of black and white photographs by photographer Joseph Szkodzinski from the 1980 Misfits show at Irving Plaza in New York City. $100.

SIGNED FIRST EDITION in the the successful alphabet series of mysteries. $750.

FIRST EDITION of the defining work of the Beat generation. $1700.

Reprint of the 1899 edition, lavishly illustrated with maps and photos. $100.

SIGNED volume of photographs of Connecticut with accompanying text, illustrating the shared rural life of photographer Morath and playwright Miller (Death of a Salesman), who were married for forty years. $75

FaeCrate Exclusive FIRST EDITION with signed bookplate. $30.

Volume Two binder for AD&D, contains Dragonlance, Greyhawk Adventures, Dark Sun, Ravenloft, and Outer Planes appendices. $200.

SIGNED Owlcrate exclusive edition with exclusive cover, purple sprayed edges and illustrations on dust jacket back and endpapers. $65

FIRST EDITION of this novel from Bellamy, active and important member of San Francisco's literary avant-garde, whose genre-bending work addresses feminism, sexuality, and queerness. $100.

SIGNED old-school DnD role-playing game, featuring a massive poster of the "Land Beyond the North Wind," numerous illustrations, a rogues gallery, and introductory settings. $250.

SIGNED biographical essay by the author of THE MAGIC MOUNTAIN. Vol. XLIII of 75, signed by Thomas Mann in pencil. An unassuming volume that nevertheless illustrates the high craftsmanship  of Harrison of Paris, the small publishing house that released only 13 books from 1930-1934. $2200.

11 of the master's finest comic novels, collected in two slipcases with illustrations. $225.

1994 UK Limited Edition 4CD set. $150.

Deluxe edition showcasing the exquisite work of the acclaimed Canadian wood engraver.  $800.

Second studio album by the New Jersey based  band, released in 2000, showcasing their stoner rock sound. $100.

2015 facsimile of one of the most important photography books of the 20th century. $300.

A key handbook for any who practice or study magic and shamanism. $50.

20 volume set, one of 600 made, with an original manuscript page in Thoreau's hand laid in. $9,000.

First edition, numbered and printed on Navarre paper (70/350). $400.

The most successful five-volume trilogy of all time has been given the Easton Press treatment! $2500.

Wide-ranging analysis of the concept of symbolism in art, literature, and culture, dealing in detail with the origins and contexts of symbols. $125.

Have a Flaming Moe every time Homer pops out! Box included. $100.

Scarce 1990 variant of this comic's 1B version, also known as the No Price variation. $175.

A collection of sketches with explanations used in the making of Jesuit artist Vachron's Crucifixion of Christ painting, displayed at Gonzaga Preparatory School in Spokane, WA. Each page details the process and specifics of why, both spiritually and physically, he drew in this exact way. $45.

The life of the undisputed Kings of Disco! $100.

Factory sealed copy of the second game in Namco's "Tales of" series. $500.

FIRST EDITION of the book containing two novellas, one science fiction, one fantasy, by the author of Starship Troopers. $200.

Keeler's "webwork" genius has to be read to be believed; this copy is inscribed to John Janecek, Chicago graphic artist who who - under Keeler's direction - devised some of the diagrams in some of the novels. Scarce in dust jacket. $200.

Companion book to the 2010 video game which follows bestselling crime thriller novelist Alan Wake as he tries to uncover the mystery behind his wife's disappearance while experiencing events from the plot of his latest novel, which he cannot remember writing, coming to life. Scarce. $200.

Comprehensive information on approximately 9,000 violin makers based on the extensive notes of violinist and composer Henley. $700.

SIGNED correspondence between Rosa Parks and children over the 40 year period from the Montgomery Bus Boycotts to the birth of the Internet. $1000.

PG based on the classic Elfquest comic. $70.

Tie-in novel set in the popular RPG series' universe. $140.

Edition de Luxe; gorgeous set of late 10th century art and hand-colored photographs depicting Japan. $3000.

First appearance of Agatha Harkness, who's about to return to tv screens in her own series! $90.

"...now combined with the book of secret Hindu, ceremonial, and talismanic magic." Facsimile of the 1939 14th edition. $275.

Movie tie-in novelization for Part 3 of the successful series about the scariest doll since Barbie. $150.

Independent report to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service regarding fish gathering, preparation and use in Northwest Alaska, the purpose being to preserve "the food wisdom of the elders of this region." $20.

The Communist Manifesto in Esperanto. $1000.

Still sealed set of 8 vinyl albums (including 2 double LPs), a "BEAT THE BOOTS" pop-up display, t-shirt, and button. $400.

SIGNED FIRST EDITION of the first novel McCaffrey, author of the acclaimed Pern series, set in her Crystal universe. $100.

Collectible five-volume edition of the most notable stories by Wellman, who wrote short fiction in a number of pulp genres but is best known for his science fiction, fantasy and horror, as originally published in magazines like Astounding Stories and Weird Tales. $500.

Verne's debunking of the gothic novel, said to have been an influence on Stoker's Dracula, published five years after it: here presented in a limited edition of  800. $250.

Warns the unwary traveller of Mexico's rampant law enforcement corruption and the somewhat fluid traffic laws, as seen through the eyes of an American. $75.

Beautifully illustrated art book by the famous author of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. $200.

SIGNED 1950s concert program for Armstrong's smaller band, the members of which each were or became influential performers in their own right. This is the only copy currently available online with this cover design. $650

Scarce 1955 Liberace edition of the popular self-help book. $150.

First published paperback edition, with the woodcuts by Howard Simon. $50.

Book 3 of the fantasy series inspired by the legendary Frank Frazetta painting. $50.

Scarce loot card from the World of Warcraft card trading game - unscratched & sealed! $1000.

Stated 5th Edition with additions and corrections, published in 1871. $400.

The fastest blue hedgehog around, on a collectible gatefold vinyl album. $100.

Omnibus hardcover SIGNED by comic book legends Julius Schwartz, Murphy Anderson, Irwin Hansen, Martin Nodell and Sheldon Moldoff! $500

First US Edition of two shorter Verne titles, one dealing with travels on the Great Eastern steamship, the other with a British captain attempting to break the blockade of Charleston harbor during the Civil War. $250.

FIRST EDITION with some damage to dust jacket, therefore priced affordably. $65.

Non-functioning, but eminently suitable as a nostalgic decorating item! $20.

SIGNED showcase of magic acts by famed magician, illusionist and mentalist Johnny Thompson who performed under the stage persona The Great Tomsoni & Co. $600.

Specially commissioned to commemorate the centenary of Tolkien's birth; each volume features several full-page color illustrations by Alan Lee and endpapers show maps of Middle Earth unique to each volume. $250.

The very first Discworld novel, here in a handsome book club edition. $75.

FIRST EDITION, third printing of Lindbergh's spiritual classic. $7.

FIRST EDITION, ASSOCIATION COPY, SIGNED and inscribed to Goodkind's editor, James Frenkel. $38.

Five volume set of beautifully illustrated reprints by P. F. Collier, issued 1890–1905. $50.

Classic football work by Fielding Yost, American football player and coach, most noted for his 25 years at the University of Michigan. "Football builds character." $100.

Collection of stills featuring Salvador Dali, Allen Ginsberg, Jane Holzer, Jonas Mekas, Paul Morrissey, Nico, Lou Reed, Edie Sedgwick, and many others, accompanied by Malanga’s poetry. Scarce in any condition. $400.

SIGNED exclusive Fairy Loot edition with sprayed edges! $30.

Signed by Hank Aaron with COA. $125.

A History of the Three Thirty First Combat Team; laid in, among other items, a harrowing typed account of an unnamed private's first day of action. $125.

A restaurant critic and his young son visit a New England eatery in Allen's Corners, where, unknown to outsiders, children are being abducted and devoured by evil forces. Prime example of 80s paperback horror; hard to find even in less-than perfect condition. $30.

SIGNED by original brat packer and 80s teen heartthrob McCarthy. $40.

US edition of the scarce first book by the High Priestess of the Sheffield Coven, which explains and dispels common misconceptions about practitioners of wicca. $40.

Features the SHAZAM! vs. Superman fight! Cover by Ernie Chan. $50.

Everything you always wanted to know about the six-volume saga and universe that spawned three movies so far. $300.

Box set comprised of 7 vinyl records, 28-page booklet with lyrics, pictures, and reprinted articles about Frank Zappa. $75.

FIRST EDITION, less famous for the recipes as for the author's biographical sketches and reminiscences. $100.

Second book in the Throne of Glass series, with the no longer reprinted cover art! $60.

SIGNED 1986 LP, featuring four bands from Texas, and the somewhat unexpected appearance by Allen Ginsberg. who is not. $50.

A detailed history of the drive-in theater. From its inception in the early 1930's to the drive-in boom during the 1940's-50's, all the way until its near-extinction in the modern age. $35.

1959 reprint of Gorey-illustrated collection of ghost stories. $50.

Limited Edition box set, showcasing life and art of Friz Freleng, legendary Warner Brothers animator. ... abedi-abedi-abedi uh - that's all folks! $100.