Analog Science Fiction Science Fact (November 1970) Vintage unread pulp magazine
$16.00
Published during the 40th Anniversary year of *Analog*, this November 1970 issue highlights short works and serialized fiction from foundational modern sci-fi authors. Featuring Keith Laumer's novelette "The Plague" alongside contributions from Vernor Vinge, Gordon R. Dickson, and Robert Chilson, it exemplifies the editorial standards set by John W. Campbell. Accompanied by cover art from iconic genre artist Kelly Freas, this issue is a valuable piece of vintage pulp history.
Analog Science Fiction Science Fact (November 1970) Vintage unread pulp magazine
$16.00
Published during the 40th Anniversary year of *Analog*, this November 1970 issue highlights short works and serialized fiction from foundational modern sci-fi authors. Featuring Keith Laumer's novelette "The Plague" alongside contributions from Vernor Vinge, Gordon R. Dickson, and Robert Chilson, it exemplifies the editorial standards set by John W. Campbell. Accompanied by cover art from iconic genre artist Kelly Freas, this issue is a valuable piece of vintage pulp history.
Longfellow Poems Ballads 1890 Illustrated
$164.00
Longfellow Poems and Ballads — 1890 Worthington Co. illustrated edition with ornate gilt Victorian binding and full gilt edges.
Longfellow Poems Ballads 1890 Illustrated
$164.00
Longfellow Poems and Ballads — 1890 Worthington Co. illustrated edition with ornate gilt Victorian binding and full gilt edges.
Victor Hugo “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” Vintage Hardcover
$14.00
Victor Hugo's Gothic novel tells the tragic tale of Quasimodo, the bell-ringer of Notre-Dame, and his devotion to Esmeralda in 15th-century Paris. Set against the architectural backdrop of medieval France, the story explores themes of passion, obsession, and societal judgment. This Grosset & Dunlap hardcover edition offers a classic vintage volume for literature collectors and library displays.
Victor Hugo “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” Vintage Hardcover
$14.00
Victor Hugo's Gothic novel tells the tragic tale of Quasimodo, the bell-ringer of Notre-Dame, and his devotion to Esmeralda in 15th-century Paris. Set against the architectural backdrop of medieval France, the story explores themes of passion, obsession, and societal judgment. This Grosset & Dunlap hardcover edition offers a classic vintage volume for literature collectors and library displays.
Andy Warhol (Edited by Pat Hackett) “The Andy Warhol Diaries” Vintage Hardcover 1989
$37.00
Spanning the mid-1970s until his death in 1987, these diaries offer an unfiltered look into the pop art icon's daily life, friendships, and late-twentieth-century celebrity culture. Edited by his close confidante Pat Hackett, these pages capture intimate conversations, social commentary, and gossip involving notable figures of the era. It remains a significant cultural document of the Studio 54 generation and the shifting landscapes of contemporary art.
Andy Warhol (Edited by Pat Hackett) “The Andy Warhol Diaries” Vintage Hardcover 1989
$37.00
Spanning the mid-1970s until his death in 1987, these diaries offer an unfiltered look into the pop art icon's daily life, friendships, and late-twentieth-century celebrity culture. Edited by his close confidante Pat Hackett, these pages capture intimate conversations, social commentary, and gossip involving notable figures of the era. It remains a significant cultural document of the Studio 54 generation and the shifting landscapes of contemporary art.
Frederik Pohl “Midas World” Vintage Paperback 1984
$14.00
Frederik Pohl's *Midas World* is a satirical masterpiece of science fiction that brilliantly skewers consumerism and economic absurdity. In a future of limitless fusion energy where robots produce everything, humanity faces a bizarre crisis: the lower classes are forced into frantic consumption to keep the economy afloat, while only the ultra-wealthy can afford a simple, uncluttered lifestyle.
Frederik Pohl “Midas World” Vintage Paperback 1984
$14.00
Frederik Pohl's *Midas World* is a satirical masterpiece of science fiction that brilliantly skewers consumerism and economic absurdity. In a future of limitless fusion energy where robots produce everything, humanity faces a bizarre crisis: the lower classes are forced into frantic consumption to keep the economy afloat, while only the ultra-wealthy can afford a simple, uncluttered lifestyle.
The Colophon: A Quarterly for Bookmen (Autumn 1936) Vintage hardcover
$31.00
An exquisite artifact of mid-century bibliophilia, this edition of *The Colophon* serves as a magnificent window into the world of fine printing, book collecting, and typographic art from the late depression era. As a dedicated quarterly for bookmen, it showcases a beautiful curation of essays, historical studies, and original print illustrations.
The Colophon: A Quarterly for Bookmen (Autumn 1936) Vintage hardcover
$31.00
An exquisite artifact of mid-century bibliophilia, this edition of *The Colophon* serves as a magnificent window into the world of fine printing, book collecting, and typographic art from the late depression era. As a dedicated quarterly for bookmen, it showcases a beautiful curation of essays, historical studies, and original print illustrations.
Literature & Fiction, Vintage History & Biography Books, Vintage Life & Reference Books, Vintage Literature Hardcovers
The Colophon Autumn 1937 Quarterly vintage hardcover
$30.00
*The Colophon* was the premier twentieth-century journal dedicated to the appreciation of fine printing, bibliography, and book collecting.
Literature & Fiction, Vintage History & Biography Books, Vintage Life & Reference Books, Vintage Literature Hardcovers
The Colophon Autumn 1937 Quarterly vintage hardcover
$30.00







