Anselme, Père and Honoré Caille du Fourny. HISTOIRE GÉNÉALOGIQUE ET CHRONOLOGIQUE DE LA MAISON ROYALE DE FRANCE, 9 vols. (Paris: Compagnie des Libraires, 1726-1733). 3rd edition. 9 volumes. Folio. Hardcover with original speckled calfskin binding. Rectangular blind tooling on covers; gilt dentelle along the cover's edges. Richly gilt spine with title and volume number gilt on upper panels. First volume contains full-page, engraved frontispiece by C.N. Cochin; subsequent volumes contain an initial half-page engraving by Cochin or another sculptor. Hundreds of engraved shields and coats of arms, as well as decorative, floral headpieces and tailpieces. Hinges splitting; several panels missing or peeling away from spine. Minor marginal notations. Condition report available upon request.

Hurd, William. A NEW UNIVERSAL HISTORY OF THE RITES, CEREMONIES, AND CUSTOMS OF THE WHOLE WORLD (London: Alexander Hogg, ca. 1785). First edition, hardcover. Marbled boards with 6 raised bands on spine; author, title, and publication date gilt on spine. Includes 60 uncolored full-page plates depicting religious rites from around the world. Condition report available upon request.

Guichenon, Samuel. HISTOIRE DE BRESSE ET DE BUGEY (Lyon: Antoine Huguetan et Marc-Ant. Ravaud, 1650). Folio. First edition. Original calfskin binding. Coat of arms gold-stamped on front and back covers. Spine richly gilt with floral patterns and abbreviated title on upper panel. Title-page features engraved, allegorical vignette of Ptolemy and Euclid flanking a sphere in a Baroque setting. Multitude of coats of arms in intaglio throughout, as well as engraved, floral headpieces initials. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 3 treatises concerning anatomy and physics, including: Casserius, Julius, Daniel Bucretius and Adriaan van de Spiegel. ANATOMISCHE TAFELN (Frankfurt a.M.: Georg Heinrich Oehrling, 1707). 2 anatomical treatises bound together: ANATOMISCHE TAFELN and UNTERRICHT VON DER FRUCHT IN MUTTER-LEIBE. 4to. Stiff vellum binding. Features 113 full-page engravings of anatomical figures, including a frontispiece with author portraits and 3 fold-outs. ** Heister, Lorenz and Christoph Ernst Steinbach. COMPENDIUM ANATOMICUM: WELCHES DIE GANTZE ANATOMIE AUFS ALLERKÜZESTE IN SICH BEGREIFT (Breßlau: Michael Huberts, 1733). 8vo. Stiff vellum binding with red fore-edges. Features 8 fold-out engravings of anatomical figures plus frontispiece with author portrait. ** Guevara y Basoazabal, Andrea. INSTITUTIONUM ELEMENTARIUM PHILOSOPHIAE (Madrid: Ex Typographia regia, 1829). 4th volume in series of 5 [i.e. PHYSICAL PARTICULARIS]. 8vo. Brown leather over boards with gilt spine. Features 5 fold-out tables of scientific figures. Condition report available upon request.

Salazar y Castro, Luis de. INDICE DE LAS GLORIAS DE LA CASA FARNESE O RESUMEN DE LAS HEROYCAS ACIONES DE SUS PRINCIPES (Madrid: Francisco del Hierro, 1716). 4to. Hardcover bound in calfskin. Gilt spine with five raised bands. Frontispiece features full-page intaglio engraving of the coats of arms of the Casa Farnesio. Extensive genealogical charts amongst text. Decorated initials, headpieces, and tailpieces throughout. Some bookworm damage on covers and at beginning and end of book. Some repair work done to frontispiece. Light rubbing on corners of covers. Headband missing. Moderate foxing. Condition report available upon request.

L'Hermite-Souliers, Jean-Baptiste de. LES ELOGES DE TOUS LES PREMIERS PRESIDENS DU PARLEMENT DE PARIS (Paris: Cardin Besongne, 1645). Folio. Original speckled calfskin binding. Richly gilt spine with raised bands. Full-page frontispiece with engraving of Lady Justice. Multitude of coats of arms in intaglio, as well as engraved, decorative tailpieces. Provenance: Ex Bibliotheca D. Brozas Moderate foxing throughout. Wear on the corners of the covers. Hinges of spine cracked. Several panels of the spine cracked or peeling away. Condition report available upon request.

Lusignano, Steffano di. HISTOIRE DES ROIS DE CHYPRE DE LA MAISON DE LUSIGNAN, trans. Giovanni Francesco Loredano, 2 volumes (Paris: Cailleau, 1732). First French edition of work originally published in Italian in 1647. 12mo. Hardcover bound in calfskin. Gilt spine with 5 raised bands. Fore edges dyed red. Marbled paste-downs and flyleaves at beginning and end of each volume. Corners and edges of covers worn. Cracking along the hinges of the spines. 1st volume has tear in marbled paste-down. 2nd volume has extensive wear on spine, missing most of its panels. Condition report available upon request.

Azevedo Coutinho y Bernal, Joseph Félix Antoine Fr. TABLE GÉNÉALOGIQUE DE LA FAMILLE DE CORTEN (Louvain: Jean Jacobs, 1753). Folio. Simple leatherbound boards. Gilt spine with title on upper panel. Marbled pastedowns and flyleaves. Extensively illustrated with engraved portraits, coats of arms, sepulchral inscriptions, a stained glass window, and a two-page fold out depicting the Church of Our Lady beyond the Dyle in Mechelen. Includes original bookmark (unattached). Wear along the corners and edges of the covers. Headband missing from spine. Condition report available upon request.

Chesne, André du. LES ANTIQUITEZ ET RECHERCHES DE LA GRANDEUR ET MAJESTÉ DES ROYS DE FRANCE (Paris: Jean Petit-Pas, 1609) 8vo. Elaborate engraved title-page featuring a scene of King Louis XIII at court flanked by miniatures of Clovis I, Charlemagne, Hugh Capet, and Louis IX. Engraved headpieces and tailpieces throughout. Cardboard binding all but falling apart. Moderate foxing, brown stains, and some bookworm damage. Condition report available upon request.

Lamartine, Alphonse de. HISTOIRE DES GIRONDINS, 8 volumes (Paris: Furne & Cie - W. Coquebert, 1847). Quarter morocco with marbled boards. Gilt spine with 4 raised bands. Provenance: Hans Moser Foxing. Rubbing on corners of covers. Condition report available upon request.

Percy, Sholto & Reuben. THE PERCY ANECDOTES, 20 volumes (London: T. Boys, 1823). 12mo, 1/4 brown calf with marbled boards. Spines gilt lettered in black leather panels. Marbled edges. Illustrated with plates. Condition report available upon request.

12 volumes of decorative and prize bindings, including: Earl of Suffolk, Peek, Hedley and Aflano, F.G. THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPORT, 2 volumes (New York and London: G. P. Putnam & Sons, 1898) Illustrated with engravings. 4to, 1/4 orange leather with tan cloth, gilt lettered. T.E.G. ** Baird, S.F., Brewer, T.M., Ridgway, R. A HISTORY OF NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS, 3 volumes (Boston: Little, Brown & Co. 1875). Illustrated with color plates. 4to, 1/4 red leather with light brown cloth. Spines gilt lettered with 5 raised bands. T.E.G. ** Rowbotham, Francis Jameson. STORY-LIVES OF GREAT AUTHORS (London: Wells, Gardner, Darton & Co, 1904). Illustrated. 8vo, full burgundy polished calf, gilt stamped on upper cover. Spine gilt decorated and lettered in 6 compartments within 5 raised bands. Marbled edges. ** Gow, James. A COMPANION TO SCHOOL CLASSICS (London: MacMillan & Co., 1912). Illustrated. 12mo, full burgundy polished calf, gilt stamped on upper cover. Spine gilt decorated and lettered in 6 compartments within raised bands. Marbled edges. ** Roberts, Earl. FORTY-ONE YEARS IN INDIA (London: MacMillan & Co. 1911). Illustrated with 44 steel engravings and fold out maps. Full tan tree calf, gilt stamped on upper cover. Spines gilt decorated and lettered in 6 compartments within 5 raised bands. Marbled edges. ** Sold with 4 others. Condition report available upon request.

[BINDINGS] 8 volumes sold together including: Brewer, Rev. E. Cobham. CHARACTER SKETCHES OF ROMANCE, FICTION AND DRAMA. New York: Selmar Hess. 1902. 5 volumes. Illustrated with engravings, photogravures and etchings. Folio, 1/4 dark blue morocco, spines gilt decorated and lettered. ** Sold with 3 others. Condition report available upon request.

An Antiphonal leaf, Continental, 14th/15th century. Manuscript on vellum, 5 staves of music in red, blue and black ink. Dimensions: 55 x 37 cm (sight) Condition Report Not examined out of frame. Condition report available upon request.

The top portion of a hand-coloured woodcut illustration from page CLXXXVII recto of the Nuremberg Chronicles by Hartmann Schedel, first published 1493. This section illustrates the Genealogy of Saint Kunigunde (Cunigunde of Luxembourg), the queen of Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor (r: 1014-1024). Each figure with Latin title. From left to right: 1. Kunigunde (S. Kunegundis Imperatrix); 2. Theodoric (Episcopus Metensis), archbishop of Metz; 3. Adelbert (Adelbertus Canonus Metensis); and 4. Henry, Rhenish Count Palatine and Duke of Bavaria (Heinricus Palatinus Rheni Dux Bavarie). Matted, set within a red painted wood frame. Woodcut: 22.9 x 6.9 cm (8 5/8 x 2 3/4 in.) Frame: 34.1 x 17 cm (13 1/2 x 6 3/4 in.) Condition Report A nice example. Very mild foxing, some light print from verso can be seen. Very minor wear to the paint at the corners of the frame. Condition report available upon request.

BULLETIN DU TRIBUNAL CRIMINEL RÉVOLUTIONNAIRE ÉTABLI PAR LA LOI 10 MARS 1793 (Paris: Clement, 1793). Lot of 10 issues of a French Revolution Bulletin recounting the two-day interrogation, sentencing, and execution of Queen Marie-Antoinette in 1793. Includes nos. 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, and 32. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 18 pamphlets from the French Revolution concerning Marie-Antoinette, published between 1778 and 1816. Condition report available upon request.

Queen Victoria: cut signature, framed with a photograph reprint and brass plaque. Signature measures 4.5'' x 2.75'' / Frame measures 19.75'' x 14.75'' King George III: cut signature, framed with a photograph reprint and brass plaque. Signature measures 2.25'' x 2.25'' / Frame measures 21'' x 16.75'' Axelrod, Todd M. THE HANDBOOK OF HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS: A GUIDE TO OWNING HISTORY (Neptune City: T.F.H. Publications, 1992). Condition report available upon request.

A photo album of views in West Bengal region, ca. early twentieth century. 53 photos total, including: government buildings, building interiors, canons, harbor scene, Ganges bathing scene, city parks, street scenes, railways, landscapes of Himalayas, portraits of indigenous peoples, leopards, and a hunting party with elephant. Developed by Johnston & Hoffman Photographers & Art Publishers, 22 Chowringhee, Calcutta. Bound in contemporary green morocco. Gold tooling along edges of covers and across spine. "BENGAL" stamped in gold on the cover. Golden dentelle along inner edges of covers. Gilt fore edges. Rubbing on corners and hinges. Pock-marks and scratches on covers. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of three late nineteenth-century Grand Tour photo albums. First volume contains photos of Netherlands, Belgium, France, and Germany as well as 2 prints of street scenes by Alfred-Louis Brunet-Debaines; second volume contains photos of Italy (primarily by Giacomo Brogi) as well as photos of England and various art pieces; third volume contains photos of Newfoundland (by S.H. Parsons) as well as England and various art pieces. Condition report available upon request.

A New and Exact Map of the Dominions of the King of Great Britain on ye Continent of North America containing Newfoundland, New Scotland, New England, New York, New Jersey, Pensilvania, Maryland, Virginia and Carolina. According to the Newest and most Exact Observations By Herman Moll Geographer. Copper engraved map on two joined sheets with hand coloring, published circa 1733 by T. Bowles, John Bowles and J. King, London; several states exist; this the fourth or fifth state. Sheet size: 40 x 24 in. (sheets, joined) Note: Considered to be Moll's famous map, showing strategically selected map insets including: "A View of ye Industry of Beavers in Canada", the vignette which has given the map its popular name, the "Beaver Map". The inset shows a scene of industrious beavers laboring harmoniously on a dam with Niagara Falls in the background showing all aspects of the British colonies in the best light as a way to inform and lure prospective colonists.

ILLUSTRATED ATLAS OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA (Toronto: H. Belden & Co., 1880). Maps prepared under the direction of D. MacDonald. The maps depict various lot and street plans, town layouts, period advertising and charming sketches of historical and farm residences. Engraved and lithographed by Rolph, Smith & Co. Condition report available upon request.

Goad, Charles E. ATLAS OF THE CITY OF TORONTO (Toronto: Charles E. Goad, 1890). 50 colored plates showing all streets, buildings and lot numbers, revised with pasted in and drawn in revisions. Condition report available upon request.

EN AMERIQUE. Paris, 1778. Hand coloured map showing eastern Canada and New England. Dimensions of frame: H. 26" W. 33 3/4" Condition report available upon request.

"Map of Yorkville and its Vicinity" by Alfred T. Cotterell, C.E. Originally published in "Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of York" by Miles & Co., Toronto, ca. 1878. Framed and matted. Dimensions of frame: H. 24" W. 34.5" Condition report available upon request.

Timperlake, J. ILLUSTRATED TORONTO (Toronto: Peter A. Gross, 1877). Original publisher's blue cloth boards with gilt title and Toronto shield with a blind border on upper board, blind-tooled floral border on lower board, flat spine with gilt title and blind floral design, blue end-papers. Complete with 59 tissue-guarded lithographic plates tinted in yellow and brown showing city landscapes, hotels, commercial establishments, monuments, residences, schools, etc. Condition report available upon request.

Gibson, John. A PARTICULAR MAP, TO ILLUSTRATE GEN. AMBERST'S EXPEDTIION, TO MONTREAL; WITH A PLAN OF THE TOW & DRAUGHT OF YE ISLAND (London: The Gentleman's Magazine, ca. 1760). Copper engraving. Hand colored. Map of St. Lawrence River Valley and its constituent cities and regions. Includes Montreal city plans and map of Island of Montreal. Dimensions of frame: H. 12.25" W. 13.75" McIntyre, Archibald. THE WORLD FROM THE BEST AUTHORITIES (Edinburgh: Alexander Kincaid, 1791). Copper engraving. Hand colored. Shows 6 continents with Australia as "New Holland," political boundaries, a few major cities, and Zodiac, "ecliptick," and "equinoctial" lines. Dimensions: H. 16" W. 23" Condition report available upon request.

"Map for Interior Travels through America delineating the march of the army." Engraved by T. Conder in the 1780s, the map showcases various routes taken by soldiers during the American Revolution. Originally from T. Anbury's "Travels through the interior parts of America." Sight: 37 cm x 40.5 cm (14 1/2 x 16 in.) Condition report available upon request.

Bowen, Emanuel. A NEW & ACCURATE MAP OF THE NORTH POLE (ca. 1745). Copper engraving. Hand colored. Framed and mounted. Highly detailed map of North Pole to 50th parallel including surrounding lands and waters hitherto discovered. Extensive notes along the bottom of the map detailing the various explorations for the Northwest Passage. Decorative and informative cartouche in upper portion of map. Dimensions of frame: H. 23" W. 24.75" Condition report available upon request.

Bowen, Emanuel. A NEW AND ACCURATE MAP OF AMERICA (London, ca. 1745). Double page engraving. Hand colored. Framed and mounted. Highly detailed map of Western Hemisphere showing the Americas, Pacific islands, and portions of Spain and North Africa. Includes information on cities, regions, bodies of water, and ocean currents. Decorative cartouche in upper left-hand corner. Dimensions of frame: H. 22.5" W. 26" Condition report available upon request.

Oak bookcase with glazed cupboard door that opens to reveal four shelves. Marked to reverse. Model No. 339. Grand Rapids, MI. H. 46 1/4" W. 16 3/4" D. 11 3/4" Condition report available upon request.

In four sections, three with leaded glass panel doors. The other having with a fall front writing surface and a fitted interior. Grand Rapids, Michigan. H.63 1/4" W. 34" D.14" Condition report available upon request.

Reagan, Ronald. AN AMERICAN LIFE (Riverside, NJ: Simon & Schuster, 1990). First edition signed by Ronald Reagan. # 0234 / 2000. Bound in publisher's deluxe binding of full blue morocco, front cover and spine ruled and stamped in gilt, two raised bands, marbled end-leaves, all edges gilt. Housed in the original publisher's custom-made oak box with the Presidential Seal embossed in gilt on the top of the hinged lid, and lined in royal blue velveteen. The front drawer houses six audiocassettes of President Reagan's speeches. This copy includes letter from Office of the Press Secretary, dated February 1, 1982, that states President Reagan's intention to nominate James G. Stearns to be a member of the Board of Directors of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation. Provenance: James G. Stearns Condition report available upon request.

Wells, H.G. THE TIME MACHINE (London: Heinemann, 1895). First UK edition. First issue in oatmeal grey cloth lettered in purple, wrapped in mylar. Top and fore edges uncut. Sixteen undated pages of advertisements at the rear. Condition report available upon request.

Kesey, Ken. ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST (New York: Viking, 1962). First edition. Green cloth boards with yellow lettering on spine. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. 5 tipped in signatures from cast/crew members of the 1975 film: Miloš Forman, Jack Nicholson, Louise Fletcher, Michael Berryman, and Danny DeVito. Also includes a tipped-in signature and inscription from Ken Kesey on the front end-paper. Former library copy. Condition report available upon request.

Steinbeck, John. OF MICE AND MEN (New York: Covici Friede, 1937). First edition, first pressing. 8vo. Tan cloth boards stamped in brown and black. Includes dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Condition report available upon request.

Lovelace, Delos W., Edgar Wallace and Merian C. Cooper. KING KONG (New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1932). First photoplay edition. Original green cloth. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Provenance: Ex Libris Dana C. Coulson Condition report available upon request.

Shelley, Mary W. FRANKENSTEIN, OR THE MODERN PROMETHEUS (New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1931). First photoplay edition. Red cloth boards with black lettering; dust jacket featuring illustration similar to 1931 film poster, wrapped in mylar. Includes 8 stills from the Universal Film starring Boris Karloff. Condition report available upon request.

Earhart, Amelia. THE FUN OF IT (New York: Brewer, Warren & Putnam, 1932). First edition, second printing. Signed by Earhart on front end-paper. Brown cloth with white lettering. Includes an original 78 rpm record of Earhart's International Broadcast (May 22, 1932) as well as a cassette rip of the speech taped to front cover. Provenance: Ex libris Christina Elder Condition report available upon request

Fleming, Ian. THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN (London: Jonathan Cape, 1965). Uncorrected Proof copy. One of ~600 copies. Original publisher's card covers, wrapped in mylar. Condition report available upon request.

Fleming, Ian. ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE (London: Jonathan Cape, 1963). First edition, first printing. 8vo. Bound in boards covered in brown cloth; silver-embossed cover and spine. Includes dusk jacket, wrapped in mylar. Condition report available upon request.

Gilbert, Jon. IAN FLEMING: THE BIBLIOGRAPHY (London: Queen Anne Press, 2012). First edition signed by John Gilbert. # 022 / 250. Folio. Quarter white paper over black paper boards, wrapped in mylar. Gilt top edges, titles, a design on front board and spine; red end-papers and red ribbon marker. Housed in publisher's black slip-case with gilt design and red velveteen interior. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 15 classic James Bond books, including titles such as "Goldfinger", "Moonraker", "Octopussy", "Dr. No", "Live And Let Die", and many more. Condition report available upon request.

Leroux, Gaston. THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, trans. Alexander Teixeira de Mattos (London: Mills & Boon Ltd., 1911). First UK edition. 8vo. Modern full black morocco binding by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, with onlay mask to cover, silver lettering to spine and cover, Japanese end-papers, and silvered top and fore edges. Housed in custom black cloth slip case. Condition report available upon request.

Walker, Alice. THE COLOR PURPLE (New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1982). First edition, second printing. Quarter purple cloth over white boards with silver gilt lettering. Illustrated dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Inscribed by Walker on recto of first end-paper, dated June 27, 1982. Condition report available upon request.

Churchill, Winston S. BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS (New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1941). First edition, first printing. 8vo. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe; half blue morocco over marbled boards with gilt transitions; 5 raised bands on spine and decorated in gilt; marbled end-papers. Top edge gilt. Photographic frontispiece. Churchill, Winston S. MAXIMS AND REFLECTIONS (London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1947). First edition. 8vo. Signed by Churchill on half title-page. Red cloth boards with gilt lettering. Original dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Condition report available upon request.

Roeder, Bill. JACKIE ROBINSON (New York: A.S. Barnes & Co., 1950). 8vo. Blue cloth boards with blue lettering. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Inscribed by Jackie Robinson to William O'Dwyer, the 100th Mayor of New York City (1946-1950): "To Mayor O'Dwyer with best wishes and appreciation to a real American. Sincerely, Jackie Robinson". Condition report available upon request.

Atwood, Margaret. THE TESTAMENTS (London: Chatto & Windus, 2019). Limited first UK edition. # 098 / 100. Signed by Margaret Atwood. Custom made dark navy-blue cloth clam-shell box with blind debossed text on the front and marbled paper lining. The book has the author's name and title blind debossed on boards covered in neon green cloth. The end-papers are dark blue paper with silk screen printing. The book has been Swiss bound and allows the spine of the book to lay flat. Neon green sprayed top and fore edges with a dark blue ribbon. Condition report available upon request.

Watkins, Maurine. CHICAGO (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1927) 8vo. Original publisher’s patterned boards with label; original dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. First edition of the first book printed in the Theatre of Today series. Condition report available upon request.

Bloch, Robert. PSYCHO (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1959). First edition. Quarter black cloth with white cloth spine and red lettering. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Condition report available upon request.

Irving, John. SETTING FREE THE BEARS (New York: Random House, 1968). First edition. Quarter red cloth over red paper boards with gold lettering on spine. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Signed by Irving on title-page. Condition report available upon request.

Heinlein, Robert A. THE ROLLING STONES (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1952). First edition, first printing. Original green cloth boards with blue lettering on spine and blue vignette on cover. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Signed by Robert Heinlein on first end-paper. Condition report available upon request.

Keller, Helen. THE STORY OF MY LIFE (New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1905). Later edition. Oatmeal cloth boards with red lettering on cover and spine. Signed by Keller on the first end-paper. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Condition report available upon request.

Crichton, Michael. THE LOST WORLD: SOMETHING HAS SURVIVED (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1995). First edition. Quarter black cloth over gray boards with silver lettering. Signed by Steven Spielberg, Stan Winston, and all ten stars of the film: Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore, Pete Postlethwaite, Arliss Howard, Richard Attenborough, Vince Vaughn, Vanessa Lee Chester, Peter Stormare, and Harvey Jason. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Condition report available upon request.

Lucas, George and Alan Dean. STAR WARS: FROM THE ADVENTURES OF LUKE SKYWALKER (New York: Del Rey / Ballantine Books, 1976). First edition. 8vo. Gray boards with navy blue lettering on the spine. Pictorial dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Contains Del Rey "Science Fiction Book Club" brochure featuring Star Wars in front end-papers. Condition report available upon request.

Steinbeck, John. THE GRAPES OF WRATH (New York: Viking Press, 1939). First edition, second printing before publication. 8vo. Oatmeal cloth boards with brown, wraparound illustration; pictorial dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Blue tinted top edge. Provenance: Ruth S. Puder Condition report available upon request.

Darwin, Francis. THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF CHARLES DARWIN, INCLUDING AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL CHAPTER, 3 volumes (London: John Murray, 1887). 8vo. 3 volumes. Bound by Charles Edward Mudie. Quarter leather over marbled boards with blind tooled transitions; five raised bands on spine, decorated in gilt; edges marbled; end-papers and paste-downs marbled. Condition report available upon request.

Shaw, George Bernard. ANDROCLES AND THE LION, OVERRULED, PYGMALION (London: Constable and Company, 1916). First edition. 8vo. Original green cloth boards, housed in half morroco and chemise case, with gilt transitions; 5 raised bands on spine of case, decorated in gilt. Signed and inscribed by Shaw on half title-page to Charles Ricketts (English artist known for illustrating works of Shaw and Oscar Wilde). Provenance: William Randolph Hearst; Ex libris Henry Walker Bagley and Nancy Reynolds Bagley Condition report available upon request.

Hugo, Victor. LES MISERABLES, trans. Lascelles Wraxall, 5 volumes (New York: Limited Editions Club, 1938). Limited edtion, # 0323 / 1500. 4to. Bound in black cloth with rust-colored, gilt cloth spine labels. Illustrated by Lynd Ward and signed by him on the colophon page. Condition report available upon request.

Dickens, Charles. THE BIOGRAPHICAL EDITION OF THE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS, 19 volumes (London: Chapman & Hall, 1903) 8vo. All uniformly bound in half-morocco over red cloth. Spines with gilt lettering and tooling. Preserved in heavy-duty plastic slip-cases. Gilt top edges and deckled fore edges. All illustrated with prints by George Cruikshank. Provenance: Frederick Edward "Freddie" Guest, CBE, DSO; Sir James Hamet Dunn, 1st Baronet; Marcia Anastasia Aitken, Baroness Beaverbrook; Tim Isaac Auctions (Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada) Light rubbing along corners of covers and hinges of spines. Tightly bound. Discoloration on front marbled leaf from opposite bookplates. Pages otherwise clean. Good - Very Good. Condition report available upon request.

Wolfe, Tom. THE RIGHT STUFF (New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1979). First edition. 8vo. Original grey cloth boards with red, silver, and blue lettering. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Signed by Tom Wolfe on the second end-paper. Condition report available upon request.

Rodgers, Richard and Oscar Hammerstein. OKLAHOMA! (New York: Random House, 1943). First edition. Beige cloth stamped in red and blue. Pictorial dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Condition report available upon request.

Mantle, Mickey and Herb Gluck. THE MICK (New York: Doubleday, 1985). First edition. 8vo. Red paper boards with half black cloth spine and silver gilt lettering. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Signed by Mickey Mantle on half title-page. Condition report available upon request.

A lot of 3 poetry books by Scottish author Christopher Murray Grieve, nom-de-plume Hugh MacDiarmid. Including: SANGSHAW (Edinburgh: William Blackwood & Sons, 1925). ** PENNY WHEEP (Edinburgh: William Blackwood & Sons, 1926). ** A DRUNK MAN LOOKS AT THE THISTLE (Edinburgh: William Blackwood & Sons, 1926). 8vo. All first edition and first state. Bound in navy blue cloth. Gold stamping on front cover and spine. All bear signature of author on the recto of first fly-leaf. Provenance: Baron of Beaverbrook; The Old Manse Library, Newcastle, New Brunswick. Library copy with stamps on title pages and throughout; call numbers on heel of spine; library cards pasted on verso of end-leaves. Missing dust jackets. Light foxing on fore edges. Light wear on head and heel of spine, as well as corners of covers. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 5 twentieth-century American novels, all early editions. Includes: Kaufman, George S. and Moss Hart. THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER (New York: Random House, 1939). Inscribed by Kaufman and Hart to Jane Cotton. ** Steinbeck, John. THE GRAPES OF WRATH (New York: The Modern Library, 1941). Inscribed by John Steinbeck to Moss Hart. ** Fitzgerald, F. Scott. THE GREAT GATSBY (Shelton, CT: First Editions Library, 1953). ** Williams, Tennessee. CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF (London: Secker & Warburg, 1956). First UK edition. ** Capote, Truman. IN COLD BLOOD (New York: Random House, 1965). Book Of The Month Club edition. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 6 (auto)biographies, all signed and/or inscribed by respective authors. Includes: Seeger, Pete. THE INCOMPLEAT FOLKSINGER (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1972). ** Liberace. LIBERACE: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY (New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1973). ** Lewis, Jerry and Herb Gluck. JERRY LEWIS IN PERSON (New York: Atheneum, 1982). ** Woodward, Bob. WIRED: THE SHORT LIFE AND FAST TIMES OF JOHN BELUSHI (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1984). ** Douglas, Kirk. THE RAGMAN'S SON: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1988). ** John, Elton. ME: ELTON JOHN (London: Macmillan, 2019). Condition report available upon request.

Miller, Arthur. THE THEATER ESSAYS OF ARTHUR MILLER (New York: The Viking Press, 1978). First edition, first printing. Signed by Arthur Miller on half title-page. Quarter red cloth over red paper boards with gilt lettering. Huftel, Sheila. ARTHUR MILLER: THE BURNING GLASS (New York: Citadel, 1965). Out of print. Signed by Arthur Miller on title-page. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 3 Easton Press Books, signed by respective authors. Includes: Douglas, Kirk. CLIMBING THE MOUNTAIN (Norwalk, CT: The Easton Press, 1997). # 0058 / 1,250 ** Lovell, James. LOST MOON (Norwalk, CT: The Easton Press, 1998). # 0770 / 3,000 ** Brokaw, Tom. BOOM! VOICES OF THE SIXTIES (Norwalk, CT: The Easton Press, 2007). # 1,002 / 1,110 Condition report available upon request.

Complete run of all issues of Galaxy Science Fiction magazine published under the editorship of H.L. Gold, from October 1950 to December 1961. 116 issues total, each protected in mylar. Housed in blue custom-made clamshells, with partitions designed by book artist Sjoerd Hofstra. Condition report available upon request.

The Amazing Spider-Man #10 March 10, 1964 First appearance of "The Enforcers" Good. Condition report available upon request.

Crumb, R. THE STORY O' MY LIFE / PEOPLE...YA GOTTA LOVE 'EM / I'M GRATEFUL! I'M GRATEFUL! (Los Angeles: Black Sparrow Press, 1990). Limited edition. # 037 / 200. Folio. Signed by R. Crumb on colophon page. Black cloth boards with paste down title; matching slip case. Condition report available upon request.

THE GREATEST SUPERMAN STORIES EVER TOLD (New York: DC Comics, 1987). First edition. Hardcover. #1 in series of "Greatest Stories Ever Told" by DC Comics. Signed on title-page by Julius Schwartz, longtime editor for Superman and Batman at DC Comics. Condition report available upon request.

Warhol, Andy. THE PHILOSOPHY OF ANDY WARHOL (FROM A TO B & BACK AGAIN) (New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1975). First edition. Quarter red buckram over yellow boards. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Signature on half title-page, but it is the product of a factory worker with a marker (not actually handled by Andy Warhol). Condition report available upon request.

Bernstein, Richard. MEGA-STAR (New York: Indigo Books, 1985). First edition. Folio. Signed and inscribed by Richard Bernstein on verso of front end-paper: "To Andrew, Mega Thanks, Richard Bernstein"; signed by Andy Warhol in marker on recto of pg. 3. Condition report available upon request.

"Andy Warhol's DRACULA", 1974, original green paper handbill, 8.5 x 11 in. Condition report available upon request.

Printed exhibition poster. 8.5 x 11 in. paper sheet printed black and white offset, recto only. Published in conjunction with a November 5th, 1967 lecture and film-screening by Warhol at the Tucson Jewish Community Center. This is the smaller of two posters published for the event. Signed by Warhol in red ink across the face of the poster. Provenance: Tuscon Cinema / Film Society, Jewish Community Center Condition report available upon request.

Warhol, Andy. ANDY WARHOL’S INDEX BOOK (New York: Random House, 1967). First edition. Bound in publisher's quarter-black cloth-covered board with holographic Brillo cover label. Includes pop-up castle, accordion noisemaker, bi-plane, Chelsea Girls circular ad on spring, geodesic paper "balloon" with string and rubber band inside balloon, Velvet Underground disc (unattached), Rainbow nose fold-out, Andy Warhol perforated tabs, and Balloon (degraded as usual resulting in the pages now glued together about one-third way out from gutter). Hunt's Tomato Paste pop-up has been excised. Condition report available upon request.

Warhol, Andy. ANDY WARHOL’S EXPOSURES (New York: Andy Warhol Books / Grosset & Dunlap, 1979). Limited first edition signed by Warhol in pencil. # 0167 / 1000. Fewer than 200 were actually made. Bound in black leather with gold stamping on the cover. Condition report available upon request.

Warhol, Andy. ANDY WARHOL’S EXPOSURES (New York: Andy Warhol Books / Grosset & Dunlap, 1979). Limited first edition signed by Warhol in pencil. # 0064 / 1000. Fewer than 200 were actually made. Bound in black leather with gold stamping on the cover. Condition report available upon request.

Script for the US premiere of the 1971 play "Pork". Working copy belonging to the play's musical director, Fred "Fritzy" Hughes, with profuse annotations by Hughes on virtually every page, along with additional annotations in at least two other hands, two very clearly by Warhol in his trademark ball point pen. Annotations include dialogue revisions, additions, and deletions, set direction, and a great deal of information regarding musical numbers and cues, as well as speculation on what music would be used. Printed by Studio Duplicating Service in New York with a credit on the front wrapper. One of three known surviving copies. Condition report available upon request.

One-of-a-kind scrapbook made by the cast of "The World's Greatest Showman: The Legend of Cecil B. DeMille" as a posthumous tribute to DeMille. 2 volumes bound by the California Book Binding company. Red wrappers with gilt letting and decoration on the covers and spine. Text is hand-written and hand-painted. Volume 1 includes tipped in photographs and signed letters from the stars of the movie: Yul Brynner, Charlton Heston, Anthony Quinn, Barbara Stanwyck, James Stewart, Gloria Swanson, and John Wayne. Also includes glossy photographs of past DeMille films and a hand-written time table. Volume 2 includes custom paintings and a tipped in copy of the final script. Both volumes contain photographic frontispieces of DeMille. Condition report available upon request.

First draft screenplay of "Apocalypse Now!", dated 12/5/69. Soft bound in grey CMA card wrappers. Stamped to the title page: "IMPORTANT. Return to Warner Bros Inc. Burbank, Calif. Story library." Also includes an ink inscription from Martin Sheen: "To Waring - Best Wishes 'Capt. Willard' Martin Sheed 10/2/80". Loosely inserted is a color studio publicity photo of Marlon Brando as Colonel Kurtz. Condition report available upon request.

Original film script for Woody Allen's 1980 film "Stardust Memories" with the working title "Autumn Project". Bound in stenciled leatherette covers. Holograph ink corrections on 5 pages, all of which are deletions of lines or sets of dialogue. Condition report available upon request.

Draft of Ken Russell's screenplay for "Tommy", The Who's rock opera, dated 5th March, 1974. Bound in orange studio wrappers. Includes signed letter, dated 28th February, 2007, that states the script was in the possession of Alan Smith, a member of The Who's road crew entourage, since the making of the film in 1974. Condition report available upon request.

Second draft of screenplay for "Fiddler On The Roof". Bound in red studio wrappers. Cover and title-page both stamped: "Property of MIRISCH-CARTIER, 1041 North Formosa Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90046, 2ND DRAFT SCREENPLAY, December 19, 1969". Title-page signed and inscribed by Joseph Stein, author of the original book upon which the musical is based. Condition report available upon request.

Third draft screenplay of "The Godfather", dated March 29, 1971. Unbound mimeographed sheets, printed rectos only. Includes two pieces of related material: 1) a four page mimeographed memo marked "Master Copy - Showing Actual Changes Made" for making film ready for television; 2) a single photocopied sheet of Coppola's introduction to the film for television, printed recto only. Condition report available upon request.

First edition, third revision of the Principal Photography draft. Signed on title-page by both Norman Mailer and Lawrence Schiller. Bound in tan, stiff-paper covers; photo-copied on white, blue, pink, and yellow sheets, rectos only. Front cover states "Pre-Production Draft / July 24, 1981"; title-page states "Principal Photography Draft / August 25, 1981". Revisions dates 8/25/81 (blue), 9/9/81 (pink), and 9/10/81 (yellow). Provenance: J. Michael Lennon, Norman Mailer's archivist, editor, and authorized biographer. Condition report available upon request.

Final draft of script for the 1956 film "Giant". This copy belonged to Robert Nichols, who played the part of Mort "Pinky" Snythe. Signed by Nichols as "Bob Nichols" on the front wrapper, along with annotations in holograph pencil throughout. Bound in goldenrod titled wrappers and rubber-stamped as copy #53. Distribution page present, dated 4/4/55; title-page present, undated, with credits for producer George Stevens, writer Edna Ferber, and screenwriters Fred Guiol and Ivan Moffat. Mimeograph on green paper. Provenance: Bob Nichols Condition report available upon request.

Early draft script for "Ocean's Eleven", printed by Warner Brothers in Burbank, CA in 1959. Mixed thermofax printing and ribbon copy typescript, printed on rectos only. Blue titled wrappers. Title-page present. Condition report available upon request.

First revision of screenplay for "Saturday Night Fever", with working title "Tribal Rites of Saturday Night". Mechanically reproduced leaves, printed recto only, bound in printed white studio wrappers. Includes two Paramount Pictures still photographs from the film, both of John Travolta, one dancing, the other in his classic white suit. Condition report available upon request.

Final draft of screenplay for "The King of Comedy", by Paul D. Zimmerman. Bound in orange studio wrappers. Cover and title-page both stamped: "FINAL, July 22, 1981". Condition report available upon request.

Draft script for "Exorcist II: The Heretic". Bound in green studio wrappers, simply titled "The Heretic", dated May 12, 1976. Title-page present, also dated May 12, 1976, with credits for screenwriters William Goodhart and Rospo Pallenberg. Mechanical duplication, printed on rectos only. Condition report available upon request.

Rossen, Robert. THREE SCREENPLAYS: ALL THE KING'S MEN, THE HUSTLER, LILITH (New York: Garland, 1985). Reprint of the 1972 paperback original, this being the first hardcover edition. Signed on specially tipped-in plates by cast members of "The Hustler": Jackie Gleason, George C. Scott, Piper Laurie, Michael Constantine, Myron McCormick, and Vincent Gardenia. Additionally signed on specially tipped-in plates by the cast members of "All The King's Men": Broderick Crawford, John Ireland, Joanne Dru, Mercedes McCambridge, Shepperd Strudwick, Grandon Rhodes, John Derek, Katherine Warren, and the author of the Pulitzer Prize winning novel Robert Penn Warren. Also signed on specially tipped-in plates by the cast members of "Lilith": Gene Hackman, Jessica Walter, Kim Hunter, Rene Auberjonois, Peter Fonda, Warren Beatty and one unattributed signature. Blue cloth covers with gold stamped titles, without dust jacket as issued. Condition report available upon request.

Draft of screenplay for "On Golden Pond", dated March 28, 1980. Mimeographed sheets, rectos only. Title-page signed in pencil by Production Designer, Stephen Grimes. There is a note on verso of title-page that states "Set Decorator Bob Gould", and notes on verso of pg. 2 that list sets. Condition report available upon request.

Original typescript of the 1956 film "Miracle In The Rain", by Walter Abbott (a.k.a. Frank Orsino). Mimeographed on recto and verso with numerous holograph additions and corrections in pencil throughout. Additional scene drafted on 6 pages (rectos only) stapled on the inside of the front cover. Bound in stiff black paper folder, with a typed label on the cover that includes title, author (Ben Hecht), and screenwriter (Walter Abbott). Condition report available upon request.

Draft script for "St. Ives" under the working title "St. Ives' Big Score". Bound in red leatherette wrappers with gilt titles. Title-page present, dated September 22, 1975, with credits for Charles Bronson, producers Pancho Kohner and Stan Canter, director, J. Lee Thompson, and screenwriter Barry Beckerman. Mechanically duplicated. Condition report available upon request.

Draft copy of script for "The Big Quack", an episode of "Dragnet". Brad-bound. Production Number 939. Title-page rubber-stamped #17 with printed note: "This script is the property of Mark VII Ltd. It is loaned to you for the purpose of acquainting yourself with the story. On completion of your participation, it is to be returned to our production office, Walt Disney Studios, 2400 West Alameda Avenue, Burbank, California". Condition report available upon request.

Original Press Kit for the 1983 film, "Scarface". 18 still photographs, all black-and-white silver gelatin prints. Alongside the photographs are three sets of promotional information (i.e. biographies, plot summary, release details). Housed in a 2-color, illustrated, pocketed folder. Condition report available upon request.

Original Press Kit for the 1990 film, "Goodfellas". 19 still photographs from the film, all black-and-white silver gelatin prints with descriptive information at the bottom. Laid in behind the photographs are four announcements for the film's release, including film credits, production information, and press releases. Housed in a 4-color pocketed folder. Condition report available upon request.

Coppola, Francis Ford and Kiko Ishioka. COPPOLA AND EIKO ON BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA (Collins Publishers: San Francisco, 1992). First edition. Hardcover. Bound in black cloth, decorated in gilt. Includes dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Condition report available upon request.

Campaign book for RKO Pictures releases for the 1940-41 season. Features illustrated ads of: Orson Welles in "John Citizen, U.S.A." (Citizen Kane's original working title), Cary Grant in "Passport To Life", an ad for 18 Walt Disney cartoons, plus ads for all of the other top RKO titles and stars of that coming year. Professionally bound with faux leather spiral binding, wrapped in mylar. Condition report available upon request.

Wallace, Dan. THE ART OF STARS REBELS (Milwaukie, OR: Dark Horse Books, 2020). Limited edition. Hardcover. Includes additional folio with facsimile sketches/concept art. Housed in clam-shell box depicting lightsabers that light up and make noise. Condition report available upon request.

Algar, James. WALT DISNEY'S AFRICAN LION (New York: Simon & Schuster; Geneva: Marc Barraud, 1956). First edition. Hardcover. 4to. Half title-page inscribed by Walt Disney: "To David + Caroline, With My Body, Walt". Pictorial boards wrapped in mylar. Numerous tipped-in glossy photographs of African wildlife by Alfred and Elma Milotte. Condition report available upon request.

THE ADVENTURES OF MICKEY MOUSE, BOOK 1 (Philadelphia: David McKay, 1931). First edition. Small 4to. Numerous color plates throughout. Bound by The Chelsea Bindery. Full black morocco with multi-color morocco design depicting Mickey Mouse on the cover, wrapped in mylar; spine silver gilt; top and fore edges silver gilt; new end-papers depicting Mickey Mouse, Minney Mouse, Donald Duck, and Pluto. Condition report available upon request.

Feild, Robert D. THE ART OF WALT DISNEY (London: Collins, 1947). First edition, third printing. Hardcover. 4to. Signed and inscribed on frontispiece by Walt Disney to "Jim". Cream cloth printed in red and black. Includes dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Includes 59 color and black-and-white plates containing 237 images. Condition report available upon request.

Thomas, Frank and Ollie Johnston. DISNEY ANIMATION: THE ILLUSION OF LIFE (New York: Abbeville Press, 1981). First edition. Red cloth boards, decorated in gilt, with dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Housed in pictorial slipcase. Signed by authors on envelope attached to the inside of the front cover; envelope also holds a foot of original film from Pinocchio. Inscribed by authors on recto of first end-paper: "To Charlene + Ralph - with thanks for your help yesterdays + today - 6/29/84 - Best wishes always - Frank Ollie". Condition report available upon request.

Sabuda, Robert. BEAUTY & THE BEAST (New York: Simon & Schuster, 2010). Limited edition. # 099 / 200. Signed by author/artist on pop-up to the front cover of the book. Bound in purple cloth, decorated in gilt, with matching slipcase. Includes over 20 unique pop-ups. Condition report available upon request.

Disney, Walt. SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS (New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1938). First edition. 8vo. Oblong, dark blue backed floral boards with full-color illustration on cover. Dust jacket depicts same artwork as boards, wrapped in mylar. Vignette title and 26 illustrations, of which 13 are in full color, all by Gustav Tenggren. Condition report available upon request.

Carter, Walter, Greg Peden and Marco Prozzo. THE GUITAR COLLECTION. AN ELITE GATHERING OF 150 EXCEPTIONAL GUITARS (Bellevue, WA: Epic Ink Books, 2011). Limited edition. # 346 / 500 of the Double-Neck '05 Edition with a signed John Peden photograph of Paul Red Smith's PRS Double-Neck Dragon 2005. Includes: 1) folio with more than 670 full color images; 2) Quarto - "The Guitar Collection: Stories" - with more than 180 full color images. Housed in a special custom guitar-style case. Full black leather with two satin nickel catches and burgundy fleece-lining. Also included is a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the publisher, Andrew S. Mayer. Condition report available upon request.

THE WORDLESS LEONARD COHEN SONGBOOK (Toronto: George A. Walker, 2014). Limited first edition to commemorate Cohen's 80th birthday. # 49 / 80. Housed in full black Japanese Asahi Mohair cloth boards, with gilt lettering and green Asahi cloth title label to the spine; wood engraved portrait of Cohen inset to the upper covers. Housed in a matching black Asahi cloth covered clam-shell box, with green Asahi cloth sides, cream velour lining, gilt stamped lettering to the spine, and an inset wood engraved portrait of Cohen to the upper cover. Signed and numbered in pencil by Walker on the colophon page. Also signed by Tom Smart, who contributed the Afterword, and Norman Ravvin, who supplied the Introduction. Condition report available upon request.

Official Fan Club Photograph signed by Freddie Mercury International Queen Fan Club Summer Newsletter signed by full band Queen, "Bohemian Rhapsody b/w I'm In Love With My Car" + EMI, 2375 + 7" Vinyl, 45 RPM, Test Pressing, signed by Freddie Mercury Queen, "I Want To Break Free" + EMI, 1C K 062 2001166 + 12" Vinyl, 45 RMP, Extended Mix, signed by full band Freddie Mercury, "Mr. Bad Guy" + CBS, 863121 + 12" Vinyl, LP, signed by Freddie Mercury Condition report available upon request.

Lennon, John. POWER TO THE PEOPLE: THE POLITICAL THOUGHTS OF JOHN LENNON (London: New English Library, 1972). One of ~60 unedited proof copies. Original green wrappers, titles on the front cover in black. With dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Many full page illustrations throughout. Housed in custom-made, black clamshell box. This copy comes with a note on Granada Publishing Ltd. notepaper: "The compiler of this little opportunist book which was never published! Peter Haining Editorial Director NEL". Condition report available upon request.

Lennon, John. A SPANIARD IN THE WORKS (London: Jonathan Cape, 1965). Uncorrected proof copy. Original publisher's pictorial boards, wrapped in mylar. Many full-page illustrations throughout. Condition report available upon request.

Harrison, George. SONGS BY GEORGE HARRISON, with illustrations by Keith West, 2 volumes (Guildford, UK: Genesis Publications, 1987). Volume 1 is # 1992 / 2000; Volumes 2 is # 0081 / 2000. Both volumes signed by George Harrison and Keith West. Bound in original black half-morocco boards, gilt edges, and housed in custom-made black clamshell boxes. Both volumes include card trays with limited edition CDs - "Songs" and "Songs 2" - exclusive to this release. Condition report available upon request.

Martin, George. PLAYBACK (Guildford, UK: Genesis Publications, 2002). Bound in quarter-black leather over buckram cloth, silver gilt edges, silver stamping on the spine, and chromium name-plate on the cover. House in custom-made clamshell box with facsimile mixing board on the inside of the lid. Includes CD of exclusive music for this release. Condition report available upon request.

Lennon, John. SKYWRITING BY WORD OF MOUTH (New York: Harper & Row, 1986). First edition signed by Yoko Ono. # 479 / 500. Blue cloth boards with silver stamping, housed in publisher’s beige slipcase with frontispiece drawing by Lennon. Includes title piece and others including "The Ballad of John and Yoko". Condition report available upon request.

The Beatles, "Magical Mystery Tour" + Parlophone, MMT 1 + 2 x Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, EP, Mono, Gatefold, Push-out Centres, Signed by Paul McCartney The Beatles, "Let It Be" + Apple Records, AR 34001 + 12" Vinyl, LP, Stereo, Winchester Pressing, Gatefold, Signed by Ringo Starr John Lennon / Yoko Ono, "Double Fantasy" + Geffen Records, K99131 (GHS 2001) + 12" Vinyl, LP, Stereo, Signed by John Lennon and Yoko Ono John Lennon / Yoko Ono, "Unfinished Music No. 2: Life With The Lions" + Zapple, ST-3357 + 12" Vinyl, LP Condition report available upon request.

An original sweat towel printed with an image of James Brown and the name of the song "Cold Sweat". Signed and inscribed by Brown in pink marker: "Soul #1" and "Stay in school". 12 x 12 inches. Condition report available upon request.

Full set of 150 "Yo! MTV Raps" trading cards in mint condition in binder (ca. 1991). Condition report available upon request.

HUGH HEFNER'S PLAYBOY (London: Taschen, 2013). Collector's edition limited to 1500 copies, each signed by Hugh Hefner with a piece of his very own silk pyjamas. This set is # 0518 / 1500. Plexiglass case contains six volumes plus a facsimile edition of "Playboy #1" from 1953. Condition report available upon request.

Hefner, Hugh. THAT TODDLIN' TOWN (Chicago: CHI Publishers, 1951). First Printing. A collection of cartoons drawn by Hugh M. Hefner before he founded Playboy Magazine. Condition report available upon request.

Playboy, May 1954. Autographed by science fiction writers William F. Nolan (pg. 3) and Ray Bradbury (pg. 19). Illustrated wraps. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 11 vintage Playboy magazines: December 1954, February 1955, October 1955, January 1956, February 1956, March 1956, June 1956, July 1956, August 1956, October 1956, November 1956. Condition report available upon request.

Three-ring photo binder. 70 pages, with over half the pages unused. Contains 18 photos of various celebrities at Tom Cruise's 30th basketball birthday party, including Nicole Kidman, Dustin Hoffman, John Travolta, Kelly Preston, Paula Abdul, Rob Reiner, Billy Crystal, Emilio Estevez, and others. Collection also includes notes from Cruise and Kidman's personal assistant, Cruise's mother, invitations to several basketball tournaments, an invitation to the cast and crew premiere of the 1992 film "Far and Away", and various bits of ephemera related to the Cruise and Kidman and their production company. Condition report available upon request.

Hardcover. Three volumes. Oblong quartos. Full calf gilt with blank ruled leaves. Guestbooks from the Banfer Gallery located at 23 E. 67th St. in Manhattan, a prominent gallery for many rising young artists of the mid-twentieth century. The three volumes cover three seasons: 1962-63, 1963-64, and 1964-65. Thousands of signatures, the most notable of which include: Jacqueline Kennedy, W.H. Auden, Marcel DuChamp, Edward Albe, and many more. Condition report available upon request.

People Magazine, dated January 8, 1990, signed by Princess Diana. Condition report available upon request.

Barnes, Justyn. THE OFFICIAL MICHAEL JACKSON OPUS (Evanston, IL: Opus Media Group, 2009). Over 300 photographs, many previously unpublished, documenting Michael Jackson's career. Hardcover, decorated in gilt. Housed in red cloth clam-shell box, illustrated with image of Michael Jackson. Includes white glove. Condition report available upon request.

Palen, Tim. TIM PALEN: PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE HUNGER GAMES, ULTIMATE EDITION (New York: Assouline, 2015). Limited edition. # 188 / 350. Signed by Tim Palen. Bound in red leather, decorated in gilt and stamped in black. Housed in custom-made clamshell box, decorated in gilt, blind stamped, and featuring metal mockingjays embedded into lid. Features numerous portraits and exclusive photo in inner-pouch. Canvas tote bag and white gloves not included. Condition report available upon request.

Yellow ochre card stock with black and white photos from the film Ivan the Terrible, 1944, affixed to each page. Limited to 100 copies hand printed by Larry Jordan, ca. 1959. Condition report available upon request.

Swedish advertisement for the 1924 silent film "He Who Gets Slapped" ("Han som får örfilarna"). This is the first film produced entirely by the (then) newly formed Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Condition report available upon request.

Head and shoulder portrait of Laurel & Hardy, comedy duo. Signed in ink in the bottom margin by Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, dated 1936. Inscription: "Lots of good wishes Pat!" Condition report available upon request.

Archive of 59 color photographs taken by Cleveland teenager Richard Wargo at various concerts. Taken primarily in the Cleveland area, but with 3 sets of photographs venturing to House and Austin, TX and Atlantic City, NJ, all circa 1969. Subjects include Led Zeppelin, The Who, Jethro Tull, James Gang, Amboy Dukes era Ted Nugent (including Nugent's signature), and various local bands. The majority of the photographs contain holograph annotations on the verso with identifying information. Provenance: Richard Wargo Condition report available upon request.

Oblong folio, measuring 14 x 11 inches. Contains 347 sepia-toned, color, and black-and-white silver gelatin photographs with caption. Extensive scrapbook and photo album documenting a Syrian actress' work in Hollywood between 1930 and 1970. Films featured in this scrapbook include "The Garden of Allah", " Hold Back the Dawn", "Hello Dolly", and many more. Sold WAF Condition report available upon request.

McCormick, Edwin. LEADING FINANCIAL AND BUSINESS MEN OF TORONTO (Toronto: Edwin McCormick, 1912). 100 color tipped-in portraits with accompanying biography. Black leather covers with gold lettering. Green silk end-papers. Condition report available upon request.

Quick, James R. STARS OF THE PHOTOPLAY (Chicago: Photoplay Magazine, 1930). First edition. Original red cloth binding. Over 250 sepia photos of actors from movies from the talking era. Includes such stars as Lon Chaney, Charlie Chaplin, the Barrymores, Greta Garbo, etc. Most of the photos are accompanied by signatures in pen. Condition report available upon request.

Album of 39 original signed photographs of stars of the silent film era, ca. 1917. Condition report available upon request.

Album archiving 89 photos belonging to Julie Bishop. Features film stills and publicity photographs from five pre-Code films made in 1933 and 1934: "Tarzan the Fearless", "Tillie and Gus", "The Loudspeaker", "Alice in Wonderland", and "Clancy of the Mounted". All these films where from the era when Bishop was still being credited under her birth name, Jacqueline Wells. Provenance: Julie Bishop Condition report available upon request.

Spiral-bound photo album, ca. 1964. Dark grey paper covers with black lettering. Photo album contains 12 original silver-gelatin photographs by Ernest Braun capturing the then newly built Shorecliff Tower Apartments on Ocean Avenue in Santa Monica, California, designed by the celebrated architects A. Quincy Jones and Frederick Earl Emmons. Photos show exteriors and interiors. Condition report available upon request.

2 signed photographs of Lucille Ball. Condition report available upon request.

Signed photograph of Henry Fonda as Woodward W. Lopeman in the 1970 film "There Was a Crooked Man". 10 x 8 in. Condition report available upon request.

Italian poster for the 1975 film "Funny Lady". 55 x 40 in. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 5 Playbills and signed photograph of Barbra Streisand. + Two original playbills for "Funny Girl," one for the first Broadway production at the Winger Garden in 1964, and one for the 1966 London production at the Prince of Wales Theatre. + Playbill for the 1954 production of "Picnic" at Music Box Theatre, signed by Paul Newman. + Playbill for the 1969 production of "Hello, Dolly!" at the St. James Theatre, signed by Pearl Bailey, Cab Calloway, and Mabel King. + Playbill for the 1952 production of "The King and I", performed at the St. James Theatre, starring Yul Brynner and Gertrude Lawrence. Condition report available upon request.

Original concept art for The Pastoral Symphony segment of Walt Disney's 1940 film "Fantasia". Watercolor over pencil on paper. Production label on verso with sequence number, artist (Melvin Schwartzman, later known as Mel Shaw), and date (August 24, 1939). Framed and matted. Size: 7 x 9.5 in. (image, sight) Condition report available upon request.

Photograph of the original line-up for the Rolling Stones, ca. 1964, together with reproduction of a tour flyer from the Carnegie Hall show in 1964. Autographed by all 5 original members of the Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger, Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, and Bill Wyman. Dimensions of frame: H. 12" W. 15" Condition report available upon request.

1969 album "Nashville Skyline" signed and inscribed on the front cover in black marker: "Best Wishes to the 'Sorcerer,' NYC, Bob Dylan, 6/2/90." Includes record. Framed. Dimensions of frame: H. 18.75" W. 26" Condition report available upon request.

Limited edition photographic portrait of Stevie Wonder (ca. 1976) by Lynn Goldsmith. # 01 / 20. Signed, numbered, and dated in pen. Framed and matted. Dimensions of frame: H. 28.5" W. 22" Condition report available upon request.

Framed photograph of Paul and Linda McCartney, 1983. Giclée print from 35mm negative on Hahnemühle 310gsm cotton rag paper. Titled, numbered and signed by Fraser in black ink below the image. # 01 / 10. Dimensions of frame: H. 19.25" W. 20" Condition report available upon request.

Fine art print by Ronnie Wood, guitarist for The Rolling Stones, titled "Ronnie & Charlie". Giclée print is float mounted in a white wooden frame. Limited edition, # 094 / 250. Numbered and autographed in pencil. Dimensions of frame: H. 20.5" W. 23" Condition report available upon request.

Fine art print by Ronnie Wood, guitarist for The Rolling Stones, titled "Mick". Giclée print is float mounted in a white wooden frame. Limited edition, # 071 / 250. Numbered and autographed in pencil. Dimensions of frame: H 20.5" W 23" Condition report available upon request.

Print of Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, and Mick Jagger on stage at The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame dinner, New York City, January 20, 1988. Labeled, dated "NYC '19", and signed in black marker on bottom by photographer, Bob Gruen. Framed and matted. Dimensions of frame: H. 30.75" W. 26.5" Condition report available upon request.

Photographic portrait of James Brown in Augusta, Georgia, 1986. # 005 / 150. Labeled, dated "NYC '18", and signed in black marker on bottom by photographer, Bob Gruen. Framed and matted. Dimensions of frame: H. 27.25" W. 21.25" Condition report available upon request.

Silver print docketed on verso by Van Vechten: "Truman Capote / V ee 21 / March 30 - '48"; and with studio stamp: "Photograph by Carl Van Vechten / 146 Central Park West / Cannot be reproduced without permission." Part of famous series that Van Vechten took of Capote following the publication of his first book, "Other Voices, Other Rooms." Dimensions of frame: H 22.75" W 18.75" Condition report available upon request.

Souvenir handwritten lyrics to the hit song "Do You Believe In Magic?" on off-white card stock, 8.5" x 11", signed by each member (ca. 1967-69). Framed and matted together with an autographed 8" x 10" color photograph of Lovin' Spoonful (ca. 1967-69). Dimensions of frame: H. 17.5" W. 26" Condition report available upon request.

Typed signed letter on Buckingham Palace letterhead, dated 7th October, 1981, to Mrs. Roberts, in part: "We would both like to thank you very much indeed for your most kind contribution to the wedding present which the Duchy has given us. We are really delighted with the mahogany library table which will look splendid in our home at Highgrove and is exactly the right period for the house." Framed and matted together with a wedding photograph of Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Dimensions of frame: H 16.25" W 21.5" Condition report available upon request.

Anonymous, circa 1960s, featuring Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, Sylvester the Cat and Tweety Bird Note these are not official Warner Bros. promotional material. Possibly created for use as advertising for an independent movie theatre or simply as pop art. No other editions recorded, likely unique. Size: 24 x 24 in. (each). Unframed.

Autograph quote signed by Nobel Peace Prize winning theologian and philosopher Albert Schweitzer. Framed and matted with portrait. Dimensions of frame: H. 14" W. 17.5" Condition report available upon request.

"Zenith Presents Hootenanny Special" + CSP 216S + 12" Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Stereo + Cover signed by Pete Seeger and Bob Dylan (ca. 1965). Sleeve and record framed and matted. Dimensions of frame: H 20" W 25.5" Condition report available upon request.

Eagles, "Hotel California" + Asylum Records, 6E-103-A + 12", Vinyl, Gatefold, AR - Allied Record Pressing Framed and matted. Dimensions of frame: H 24.25" W 31.25" Condition report available upon request.

Framed photograph of Stevie Wonder together with signed album page & fingerprints, Paris 1989. Dimensions of frame: H 16.75" W 12.75" Condition report available upon request.

Janis Joplin "in-person" autograph, dated 7-1-63, framed and matted with a portrait photograph. Dimensions of frame: H. 26.25" W. 16.5" Condition report available upon request.

Autographed photo of Eric Clapton, framed and matted. Dimensions of frame: H 20.75" W 17.75" Condition report available upon request.

4 covers of the August 1996 issue of Spin Magazine, each one with a unique portrait of the individual members of KISS along with their respective signatures. Framed and matted. Dimensions of frame: H 31.75" W 27.5" Condition report available upon request.

GENESIS AND EXODO (EXODUS) (Buenos Aires: Ediciones Dos Amigos, 2001). Limited edition. # 26 / 40. Each book loose in original drab wrappers. GENESIS cover with an original engraving consisting of green, ochre, brown arabesques with title in black on front and back panels; EXODO cover with the title printed in red on front panel and in Hebrew in buff above the Spanish. Velin d'Arches paper. Etchings and aquatints in GENESIS by Alicia Scavino, and signed by Scavino on the final plate of GENESIS. Etchings and aquatints in EXODO by Mirta Kupferminc. Hand set and printed letterpress in 12pt. Housed in tan clamshell box with title in black on spine. Condition report available upon request.

Series of 7 intaglio copperplate engravings, engraved by Hieronymus Wierix to the designs of Johann Sadeler after Martin De Vos. Comprises the complete Genesis section from a series of thirteen scenes from the Old Testament. Oblong folio with quarter beige leather over green cloth boards. Condition report available upon request.

Grimm, Jacob and Wilhelm. HANSEL AND GRETEL AND OTHER STORIES, with illustrations by Kay Nielsen (New York: George H. Doran Company, 1925). Limited edition signed by Kay Nielsen. # 317 / 600. Large 4to. Twelve mounted color plates with descriptive tissue guards. Ten black and white plates. Title and initial letters printed in red and black. Bound by The Chelsea bindery in full black crushed morocco. Covers ruled in gilt, spine with five raised bands, bordered and lettered in gilt compartments, gilt board edges, decorative gilt turn-ins, plum end papers (original end papers preserved), top edge gilt and others uncut. Front cover includes superb multi-color morocco design replicating Hansel and Gretel at the cottage made of candy and cakes. Condition report available upon request.

THE SLEEPING BEAUTY AND OTHER TALES TOLD FROM THE OLD FRENCH BY SIRT ARTHUR QUILLER-COUCH, with illustrations by Edmund Dulac (London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1910). Deluxe first edition signed by Edmund Dulac. # 0373 / 1000. Large 4to. Original publisher's full ruddy-brown crushed morocco binding decorated in gilt on covers and spine. Top edge gilt and others uncut. Includes thirty color plates mounted within a printed, decorative border along with descriptive tissue guards. Condition report available upon request.

Shakespeare, William. A MIDSUMMER-NIGHT'S DREAM, with illustrations by Arthur Rackham (London: William Heinemann, 1908). Deluxe edition. # 0370 / 1000. Large 4to. Forty color plates mounted on brown art paper with descriptive tissue guards. Bound ca. 1960 by Sangorski & Sutcliffe in three-quarter dark blue morocco over blue cloth boards. Spine has 5 raised bands, decoratively tooled, lettered, and gilt in compartments. Top edge gilt and others uncut. Condition report available upon request.

Grimm, Jacob and Wilhelm. HANSEL AND GRETEL AND OTHER STORIES, with illustrations by Kay Nielsen (New York: George H. Doran Company, 1925). Limited edition signed by Kay Nielsen. # 032 / 600. Large 4to. Twelve mounted color plates with descriptive tissue guards. Ten black and white plates. Title and initial letters printed in red and black. Original binding, spine with gilt leather panel, and original end papers preserved. Housed in original publisher's orange slip case with darker orange illustrations and lettering printed on the front. Condition report available upon request.

A PICTORIAL DESCRIPTION OF BROADWAY BY THE MAIL & EXPRESS (New York: The Mail & Express, 1899). First edition. Oblong narrow folio. 37 chromo-lithographed sheets, printed on both sides. Original publisher's pictorial paper wrappers re-backed with linen, preserved in folding blue cloth slip case lettered in gilt. Condition report available upon request.

Einstein, Albert and Ido Agassi [artist]. THE GENERAL THEORY OF RELATIVITY (Israel: Ido Agassi / Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2016). Limited edition. # 007 / 100. Signed by Ido Agassi on front pastedown. 46-page facsimile printed on 110gr. paper, hand cut to match original size of manuscript pages. Housed in custom made clamshell box made of blue cloth boards. Condition report available upon request.

Spencer, Gilbert. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS (Stanford Dingley: The Mill House Press, 1932). Limited edition; one of 75 copies. Large folio. Cloth bound boards with black lettering. Illustrated title-page, with 11 tipped-in plates opposite letterpress text. Conditon report available upon request.

Serotta, Edward. OUT OF THE SHADOWS: A PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT OF JEWISH LIFE IN CENTRAL EUROPE SINCE THE HOLOCAUST (New York: Birch Lane / Carol Publishing Group, 1991). Deluxe, limited first edition. # 033 / 100. Oblong quarto. Original clear glassine dust jacket. Black buckram boards with gilt lettering on the spine. Housed in its original black cloth slipcase. Red silk moir endpapers. Also included is a signed original print from the book, "Hannukah Dance in Budapest", laid in at the interior front cover. Condition report available upon request.

Chagall, Marc. VITRAUX POUR JÉRUSALEM (Monte Carlo: André Sauret, 1962). Folio. Grey cloth boards with black lettering. Dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Includes two original color lithographs by Chagall. Condition report available upon request.

Flohr, Michael. CITY EXPRESSIONS (San Diego, CA: Crown Thorn Publishing, 2008). Limited edition. # 134 / 500. Signed by Michael Flohr on inside of front cover, including drawing of person with umbrella. Bound in black cloth boards with onlay facsimile of painting. Housed in custom made clamshell box with red lettering on the front; inner-compartment holds wooden display stand and a pair of white cloth gloves. Certificate of Authenticity also included. Condition report available upon request.

Typed signed letter from David O. Selznick to John Huston, dated March 19, 1957, conveying Selznick's detailed thoughts on the imminent commencement of shooting for the 1957 film "A Farewell to Arms". Vintage stationery and header, but content itself is photostatically reproduced from a master onto the stationery. 16 pages, recto only. Condition report available upon request.

8.5 x 11 in., 1 page, recto only. Document signed by Groucho Marx, Harpo Marx, an attorney for Chico Marx, and an official for RKO Radio Pictures, dated December 20, 1937. This document concerns RKO paying The Marx Brothers $83,333.33 for their work on the 1938 film "Room Service". Condition report available upon request.

Washington, D.C.: January 5, 1961. Original Inaugural Committee invitation to the inauguration of John F. Kennedy on Friday, January 20, 1961, from the collection of baseball legend Joe DiMaggio. Includes invitation to the Inaugural Ball, ticket to the Inaugural Ball, invitation to the Inaugural Concert, calendar of Inaugural activities, and the original transmittal envelopes for the invitations address to Joe DiMaggio. Provenance: Joe DiMaggio Condition report available upon request.

Unpublished letter from Dashiell Hammett to Walter Hammett of Yale University, dated April 21, 1930. Letter concerns the potential for a stage adaptation of "The Maltese Falcon", as well as prospective publication dates for "The Glass Key", "The Thin Man", and "The Darkened Face". Letter is housed in a custom clam-shell box, quarter red morocco over red cloth boards, with 5 raised bands and gilt on the spine. Condition report available upon request.

Typed letter signed. 8 x 10.5 inches, State of New York Executive Chamber letterhead, dated September 1, 1931. Letter to Mayor John J. Fogarty of Yonkers, New York, in part: "The present outlook is that next winter a great many families in the State will face serious privation unless they can be helped by substantial public and private relief." Condition report available upon request.

Typed signed letter by J. Edgar Hoover to Miss Estelle Winston Todd, dated August 15, 1952, on official F.B.I. letterhead. Includes stamped envelope. Condition report available upon request.

Document signed by Jayne Mansfield on pictorial Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation Studio, Beverly Hills letterhead, dated February 23, 1960. Agreement between Mansfield and 20th Century Fox Film Corporation for Mansfield to appear on the Arthur Murray Party TV show, agreeing to promote the upcoming CinemaScope picture "Can-Can", in return for which Mansfield will receive $2,500. Condition report available upon request.

Typed signed letter from Tenzin Geyche Tethong, the Fourteenth Dalai Lama, to a Mr. James Murray, dated March 30, 1996. Includes "Compassion and the Individual" pamphlet with Dalai Lama's signature in black marker on title-page. Condition report available upon request.

Typed signed letter by Herbert Asbury, on his personal stationery, with his New York City address. One leaf, typed on recto only. Matching envelope addressed to Paul Rockwell in Paris. Letter concerns Asbury's non-fiction book, "The Gangs of New York", as well as his newspaper work and injuries sustained during WW1. Condition report available upon request.

Collection of Time Magazines, July 1939 to September 1955, rebound in 67 hardcover volumes. Condition report available upon request.

Bacheret, Alphonse. UNE CENTAINE DE PEINTRES (Philadelphia: George Barrie, ca. 1900). Elephant Folio. 12 parts. Loose prints. Each one with a section title, in brown wraps, housed within a board chemise. Each with a paper cover label. Numbered 1147. Boards separated. Some imperfections. Condition report available upon request.

McQuoid, Percy and Edwards, Ralph. THE DICTIONARY OF ENGLISH FURNITURE, 3 volumes (New York: Charles Schribner’s Sons, 1924). Illustrated with color plates. Folio, full green cloth, gilt decorated and lettered, with original dust jackets. Provenance: The Estate of the Late Senator E. Leo Kolber Westmount, Quebec. Condition report available upon request.

MacQuoid, Percy. A HISTORY OF ENGLISH FURNITURE, 4 volumes (London / New York: Lawrence & Bullen Ltd. / G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1938). Series of 4 volumes: The Age of Oak (1500-1660) / The Age of Walnut (1660-1729) / The Age of Mahagony / The Age of Satinwood. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 9 reference books on furniture. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 4 books concerning Scottish folk songs. Includes: Burns, Robert. AULD LANG SYNE (Edinburgh: Royal Association for the Promotion of the Fine Arts in Scotland, 1859) ** THE DOWIE DENS O'YARROW (Edinburgh: Royal Association for the Promotion of the Fine Arts in Scotland, 1860) ** Dun, Finlay and John Thompson. THE VOCAL MELODIES OF SCOTLAND (Edinburgh: Paterson & Son, 1860) ** THE SELECT SONGS OF SCOTLAND (Glasgow: William Hamilton, 1864) Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 15 Horizon History books. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 7 German genealogical reference works in 10 volumes. Includes: Uslar-Gleichen, Edmund VON. BEITRÄGE ZU EINER FAMILIEN-GESCHICHTE DER FREIHERREN VON USLAR-GLEICHEN (Hannover: Hahn’sche Buchhandlung, 1888). ** Maltzahn, Axel Albrecht von. DIE 4096 AHNEN SEINER MAJESTÄT DES DEUTSCHEN KAISERS, KÖNIGS VON PREUSSEN WILHELM II (Berlin: Vossische Buchhandlung, 1911). ** Procházka, Rudolf von. MEINE ZWEIUNDDREIßIG AHNEN UND IHRE SIPPENKREISE (Leipzig: Degener & Co., 1928). ** Münster, Graf Hermann zu. MÜNSTER-PALMSCHE AHNEN MIT QUELLENANGABE UND HERKUNFT DER 128 AHNEN, 2 vols. (Görlitz: C.A. Starke, 1928-1929). ** Ehrenbrook, Hans Friedrich von et al. AHNENREIHEN AUS ALLEN DEUTSCHEN GAUEN, 3 vols. (Görlitz: C.A. Starke, 1928-1940). ** Isenburg, Wilhelm Karl Prinz von. DIE AHNEN DER DEUTSCHEN KAISER, KÖNIGE UND IHRER GEMAHLINNEN (Görlitz: C.A. Starke, 1932). ** Wilczek, Ferdinand Graf, Franz Joseph von Häussler and Hanno von Halem. WAPPEN UND AHNENTAFELN (Vienna: Hermann Böhlaus Nachfolger, 1983). Condition report available upon request

Lot of 21 reference books on European royalty. Condition report available upon request.

Paget, Gerald. THE LINEAGE AND ANCESTRY OF H.R.H. PRINCE CHARLES, PRINCE OF WALES, 2 vols (Edinburgh: Charles Skilton, Ltd., 1977) Historical background of the English royal household. 2 volumes. 1st edition. Folio. Original hardcover, bound in blue cloth with gilt lettering; title stamped in gold on cover; title, author, and publisher information stamped in gold on spine. Each volume contains a tipped-in frontispiece with a photo portrait of Prince Charles. Provenance: On page 17 of the second volume, a letter to Hans Moser from Gerald Paget is taped to the page; this letter details a genealogical mistake that Moser caught and Paget's promise to have printers correct that mistake with a printed leaflet in all subsequent orders. Marginal notations in pencil throughout [e.g. nota bene and corrections]. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 8 reference books on Napoleon and military history. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 13 reference books on the Titanic and other ocean liners. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 9 books on Disney films, primarily published by Hyperion. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 10 books on Marilyn Monroe & James Dean. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 11 reference reference books on costume and fashion. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 12 reference books on ballet and opera. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 12 reference books on theatre and set design. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 11 reference books on musicals and theatre. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 16 reference books on domestic architecture. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 8 volumes of "Landmarks of the World's Art". Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 9 reference books on French architecture. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 13 reference books on French art. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 15 reference books on American art. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 20 reference books on pottery, ceramics, and porcelain. Condition report available upon request.

Lot of 13 reference books on pottery, ceramics, and glass. Condition report available upon request.