Keith Laumer “Envoy to New Worlds” Vintage Hardcover 1960
$17.00
The very first book to introduce the iconic interstellar diplomat Jame Retief to the science fiction public. Keith Laumer draws on his own real-world diplomatic experience to craft a sharp, action-packed satire of international relations set against a colorful galactic backdrop. This classic Ace Books edition is a must-have first-in-series volume for vintage sci-fi collectors.
Keith Laumer “Envoy to New Worlds” Vintage Hardcover 1960
$17.00
The very first book to introduce the iconic interstellar diplomat Jame Retief to the science fiction public. Keith Laumer draws on his own real-world diplomatic experience to craft a sharp, action-packed satire of international relations set against a colorful galactic backdrop. This classic Ace Books edition is a must-have first-in-series volume for vintage sci-fi collectors.
English & American Textiles 1790-Present 1989
$57.00
English & American Textiles by Schoeser and Rufey — 405 illustrations covering 200 years of furnishing textile design. Thames & Hudson, 1989.
English & American Textiles 1790-Present 1989
$57.00
English & American Textiles by Schoeser and Rufey — 405 illustrations covering 200 years of furnishing textile design. Thames & Hudson, 1989.
I. J. Singer (Israel Joshua Singer) “East of Eden” First Edition Vintage Hardcover 1939
$80.00
A powerful and devastating masterpiece by I. J. Singer, the celebrated author of *The Brothers Ashkenazi*, this deeply moving novel traces the tragic trajectory of Nachman Ritter, a sensitive Yiddish idealist who escapes Warsaw's ghettoes only to face disillusionment under Soviet Communism. Set against the turbulent backdrops of early 20th-century Poland and Russia, Singer’s narrative remains a profound exploration of faith, ideology, and human survival. This rare 1939 Knopf first edition is hig
I. J. Singer (Israel Joshua Singer) “East of Eden” First Edition Vintage Hardcover 1939
$80.00
A powerful and devastating masterpiece by I. J. Singer, the celebrated author of *The Brothers Ashkenazi*, this deeply moving novel traces the tragic trajectory of Nachman Ritter, a sensitive Yiddish idealist who escapes Warsaw's ghettoes only to face disillusionment under Soviet Communism. Set against the turbulent backdrops of early 20th-century Poland and Russia, Singer’s narrative remains a profound exploration of faith, ideology, and human survival. This rare 1939 Knopf first edition is hig
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Count Zero by William Gibson — Ace SF 1st PB 1987
$30.00
Count Zero by William Gibson (Ace Science Fiction, 1987) -- first paperback edition of the cyberpunk classic, second novel in the Sprawl Trilogy after Neuromancer.
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Count Zero by William Gibson — Ace SF 1st PB 1987
$30.00
Count Zero by William Gibson (Ace Science Fiction, 1987) -- first paperback edition of the cyberpunk classic, second novel in the Sprawl Trilogy after Neuromancer.
A Child’s Garden of Verses – Stevenson Jesse Wilcox Smith 1933
$57.00
A Child's Garden of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson — 1935 Scribner's hardcover with color plates by Jessie Willcox Smith.
A Child’s Garden of Verses – Stevenson Jesse Wilcox Smith 1933
$57.00
A Child's Garden of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson — 1935 Scribner's hardcover with color plates by Jessie Willcox Smith.
André-Paul Duchâteau (adapted from Gaston Leroux) “Rouletabille: La Poupée Sanglante (Vol. 4)” Vintage Hardcover 2001
$69.00
Based on the classic literary characters created by Gaston Leroux, this beautifully illustrated French *bande dessinée* (BD) album brings the brilliant young detective Joseph Rouletabille to life. Written by the legendary André-Paul Duchâteau and illustrated with dynamic precision by Bernard Swysen, this volume masterfully adapts the eerie gothic mystery of *La Poupée Sanglante* (The Bloody Doll). A fantastic addition for collectors of European graphic novels, French literature adaptations, or f
André-Paul Duchâteau (adapted from Gaston Leroux) “Rouletabille: La Poupée Sanglante (Vol. 4)” Vintage Hardcover 2001
$69.00
Based on the classic literary characters created by Gaston Leroux, this beautifully illustrated French *bande dessinée* (BD) album brings the brilliant young detective Joseph Rouletabille to life. Written by the legendary André-Paul Duchâteau and illustrated with dynamic precision by Bernard Swysen, this volume masterfully adapts the eerie gothic mystery of *La Poupée Sanglante* (The Bloody Doll). A fantastic addition for collectors of European graphic novels, French literature adaptations, or f
Weird Tales Sept 1950 — Asimov & Pohl
$44.00
Weird Tales Sept 1950 with first-published Asimov-Pohl collaboration "Legal Rites." Matt Fox cover art. Good+ condition pulp magazine.
Weird Tales Sept 1950 — Asimov & Pohl
$44.00
Weird Tales Sept 1950 with first-published Asimov-Pohl collaboration "Legal Rites." Matt Fox cover art. Good+ condition pulp magazine.
Weird Tales January 1949 – Heinlein, Bloch
$85.00
Weird Tales January 1949 featuring Heinlein's first-published "Our Fair City" plus stories by Bloch, MacDonald & Harding. VG condition.
Weird Tales January 1949 – Heinlein, Bloch
$85.00
Weird Tales January 1949 featuring Heinlein's first-published "Our Fair City" plus stories by Bloch, MacDonald & Harding. VG condition.
James MacCreigh (Frederik Pohl), Robert A. Heinlein, Leslie Charteris “Thrilling Wonder Stories, October 1947”
$23.00
This landmark Golden Age science fiction pulp magazine features the first appearance of Robert A. Heinlein's famous novelette "Jerry Is a Man." This sought-after issue also includes Frederik Pohl's "Donovan Had a Dream" (written under his James MacCreigh pseudonym) and Leslie Charteris’s "The Darker Drink." Complete with iconic, mind-bending interior illustrations by Virgil Finlay and a sensational cover by Earle Bergey, this is a spectacular artifact of mid-century speculative fiction history.
James MacCreigh (Frederik Pohl), Robert A. Heinlein, Leslie Charteris “Thrilling Wonder Stories, October 1947”
$23.00
This landmark Golden Age science fiction pulp magazine features the first appearance of Robert A. Heinlein's famous novelette "Jerry Is a Man." This sought-after issue also includes Frederik Pohl's "Donovan Had a Dream" (written under his James MacCreigh pseudonym) and Leslie Charteris’s "The Darker Drink." Complete with iconic, mind-bending interior illustrations by Virgil Finlay and a sensational cover by Earle Bergey, this is a spectacular artifact of mid-century speculative fiction history.
Amazing Stories Dec 1948 – Richard S. Shaver
$30.00
Amazing Stories Vol. 22 No. 12 (December 1948) featuring Richard S. Shaver's "Daughter of the Night" and art by J. Allen St. John.
Amazing Stories Dec 1948 – Richard S. Shaver
$30.00
Amazing Stories Vol. 22 No. 12 (December 1948) featuring Richard S. Shaver's "Daughter of the Night" and art by J. Allen St. John.
Amazing Stories V22N9 Sep 1948: Titan’s Daughter Shaver
$45.00
Richard S. Shaver's "Amazing Stories, September 1948" pulp magazine featuring "Titan's Daughter" sequel and Robert Gibson Jones cover art.
Amazing Stories V22N9 Sep 1948: Titan’s Daughter Shaver
$45.00
Richard S. Shaver's "Amazing Stories, September 1948" pulp magazine featuring "Titan's Daughter" sequel and Robert Gibson Jones cover art.
A. Merritt’s Fantasy Magazine Vol.1 No.4 July 1950
$31.00
A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine Vol.1 No.4 (July 1950) -- Face in the Abyss with Virgil Finlay illustrations. Popular Publications pulp.
A. Merritt’s Fantasy Magazine Vol.1 No.4 July 1950
$31.00
A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine Vol.1 No.4 (July 1950) -- Face in the Abyss with Virgil Finlay illustrations. Popular Publications pulp.