07-23-2026 Rare and Exciting 1 Owner Book Collecti

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1 - Atlas Shrugged 1957 First Printing Hardcover Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand, Random House hardcover first printing from 1957. The book is in nice condition. The dust jacket shows some light wear to the corner tips of the spine and at the top and bottom right corners. Hardcover binding with original dust jacket as issued. A significant first edition release from a major 20th-century author, it is bagged to maintain condition.

1a - Isaac Asimov I, Robot First Edition 1950! First edition, first printing of "I, Robot" by Isaac Asimov, published in 1950 by Gnome Press. Only 5,000 copies were printed that year. The book is a legendary pillar of science fiction and recognized as one of the most significant novels in the grenre. This copy includes the original dust jacket, designed by Edd Cartier, which shows some slight creasing and minor wear to the spine and corner tips, but remains presentable with minimal blemishes. The book itself is in fantastic VF condition and presents clean interior pages with clear text. Hardcover binding with red boards and black stamping. A key collectible for science fiction literature.

2 - Fahrenheit 451 First Printing Soft Cover 1953 Ballantine Books soft cover first printing of Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 from 1953. This legendary novel is complete and intact, with some light creasing to the top right corner, surface scuffs alongside the spine, and a chip at the bottom of the spine. The pages and backing are in good condition overall. The book has been bagged for protection to help maintain its current state.

3 - Quotations from Chairman Mao 1966 1st Ed First edition, first printing of 'Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung' published by the Foreign Languages Press, Peking, in 1966. The book has a red cover, measures 5 inches by 4 inches, and contains 312 pages. It is noted to be in very well maintained condition with minor or minimal blemishes, if any. This smaller format early edition features all original content and presentation as published.

4 - Six Early 1970s H.P. Lovecraft Soft Cover Lot Six H.P. Lovecraft soft cover books from the early 1970s, all bagged for preservation. Included are: (1) 'The Spawn of Cthulhu' edited by Lin Carter, Ballantine Books 1st edition with Gallardo cover, exhibiting waving, light creasing to the bottom right corner and spine; (2) 'The Shadow Over Innsmouth and Other Stories of Horror' by H.P. Lovecraft, first printing, with light stain to the back cover and a small pen mark on the front piece; (3) 'A Look Behind the Cthulhu Mythos' by Lin Carter with Gallardo cover, minimal blemishes; (4) 'The Dunwich Horror and Others' by H.P. Lovecraft, introduction by August Derleth, Rowena cover, in nice condition; (5) 'Fungi from Yuggoth and Other Poems' by H.P. Lovecraft, illustrated by Frank Utpatel, in nice condition; (6) 'The Tomb and Other Tales' by H.P. Lovecraft, Arkham edition, first or second printing, in nice condition. All books are soft cover editions from Ballantine and Beagle Books.

5 - Isaac Asimov Pebble in the Sky First Edition Isaac Asimov "Pebble in the Sky," hardcover first edition, first printing, published in 1950 by Doubleday and Company. Cover art by Richard M. Powers. The book is in very fine and clean condition with excellent, complete pages. The dust jacket hasme slight browning and foxing on the backing, as well as creasing and minor to moderate wear on the spine. All points of a first printing are present.

6 - In Cold Blood First Edition, T. Capote Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood," published by Random House, first printing first edition. Includes the original dust jacket, which is in very clean, sharp condition with minor wear to the top and bottom of the spine. The book itself is in very good condition plus to fine minus condition, showing a small, minimal scuff residue to the first page center and a slight, faint bit of foxing to the bottom page edges. Hardcover, maroon boards with "TC" stamped on cover, and all corresponding first edition points present.

7 - 6 Rare Pablo Picasso, 1930–1935 Cahiers D’Art/Lith Two copies of the large softcover volume '1930–1935' by Pablo Picasso, published in 1936 by Cahiers D’Art, Paris. Each book is complete, featuring tipped-in content, actual photograph of Picasso in very fine condition on the first page, rare photographs, poetry by Picasso, works from Salvador Dalí and additional artwork. One copy shows some foxing and light discoloration. Also included is 'Colors of Masters Picasso' hardcover from 1946, with paintings and drawings in very nice condition and dust jacket. The lot further comprises three hardcovers: '3XX Panorama 70', 'Panorama 71', and 'Panorama 72 SIECLE North 34, 36, and 38', each containing original lithographs and in very nice condition with paper slip sleeves covering the binding.

8 - Native Son First Edition by Richard Wright First edition, first printing of "Native Son" by Richard Wright, published by Harper & Brothers in 1940. This edition is confirmed as a first printing by the presence of the "first edition" statement, the year 1940 on the title page, and the AP on the copyright page. The book is in VF/F plus condition. The original dust jacket is present and has light wear to corner tips, as well as tears to the bottom left edge near the spine and the top of the spine above the title. Recognized as an important novel in American literature.

9 - Very Rare Tallis's Illustrated Plan of London 1851 Extremely rare (especially in this condition and intact), John Tallis's Illustrated Plan of London & its Environs in commemoration of the Great Exhibition of Industry of all Nations, 1851. This hardcover edition features hand colored views surrounding all borders, linen backed, and folds into original pictorial gilt covers which remain intact and attached to the binding. The map appears never to have been fully unfolded, an especially rare attribute. Includes some minor wear to the spine at the top and bottom and light staining to the back. Recognized as a notable work by one of the greatest map and atlas makers of London.

10 - Signed H.Hoover 1942 1st Ed. Problems OLP First edition, first printing of 'The Problems of Lasting Peace' by Herbert Hoover and Hugh Gibson, published by Doubleday, Doran & Company in 1942. This hardcover copy is autographed and personalized by authors Hugh Gibson and also signed by President Herbert Hoover. There is no dust jacket present. The book is in very good condition, with noticeable sunning to the spine and light cover wear, consistent with its age. The interior is clean, with a strong binding and personal inscription to the front endpaper.

11 - J. Baldwin Go Tell It On The Mountain 1st Print First printing, first edition of James Baldwin's iconic and influential novel "Go Tell It On The Mountain," published by Knopf in 1953. This copy includes the original dust jacket, which remains clean, intact and exhibits only minor blemishes and se off-white backing. The book itself features extremely clean white pages and a very presentable cover, making it a notably well-preserved example compared to many others available on the market. "Go Tell It On The Mountain" is recognized as an important part of American culture and literature.

12 - Dr. Seuss The Cat in the Hat 1st Ed. Edition The original first printing, first educational edition of 'The Cat in the Hat' by Dr. Seuss, published by Random House in 1957. The book confirmed as a true first edition, with the 200/200 price printed at the top of the dust jacket flap, and features the unglazed matte paper with single signature binding. The dust jacket shows some staining, including areas of foxing. The book itself is in nicer condition but does have a pen marking at the top left of the first page and a miniature pencil mark/scuff on a page toward the centerfold. Please review all photos for condition details.

13 - 1906 The Jungle by Upton Sinclair 1st Edition First printing 1906 hardcover edition of The Jungle by Upton Sinclair, published by Doubleday, Page & Company. This is a first edition, first printing with no dust jacket included. The book is in fine/near fine condition, exhibiting only minor rubbing to the top and bottom edges of the cover. The pages remain white and clean with some typical pen and pencil markings on the first introductory page. A classic early 20th-century American novel known for its influential depiction of the meat packing industry. Please refer to photos for condition details.

14 - Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling, 1894 The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling, published in 1894 by The Century Company, New York, and printed by the Devinne Press. This hardcover book features gilt elephant and tiger illustrations on the green cloth covers and spine. The copy is intact but does not include a dust jacket. Notable condition points include varying foxing throughout the pages, a name inscription dated 1894 on the front endpaper, some light edge wear to a few pages, and color fading on the spine and part of the cover. Overall, the interior and exterior show expected signs of age but the book remains complete.

15 - Atlas to Marshall's Life of Washington Atlas to Marshall's Life of Washington, published by Joe Chrissy, Philadelphia, and engraved by J. Yeager. This historical volume includes numerous maps and atlases depicting early East Coast life, such as Boston, New York, and Pennsylvania and their surrounding environments, with most maps presented in double splash page format. The book remains intact, with binding secure, but shows varying levels of condition, blemishes, minor scuffs, and mostly light stains throughout. Covers and edges are generally in good shape, though interior pages display foxing and wear consistent with age. Notable for its historical cartography and engraved illustrations.

16 - The Pearl 1947 First Edition John Steinbeck First printing, first edition of "The Pearl" by John Steinbeck, published in 1947 by Viking Press, New York, with original drawings by José Clemente Orozco. This hardcover includes the original dust jacket, which shows only light and minor wear to the top and bottom of the spine and cover top and bottom edges. The book cover and dust jacket remain in overall nice condition. Original content and illustrations are present as issued. A desirable collectible edition for literary enthusiasts.

17 - 3 Early Editions Hemingway’s The Old Man & The Sea Three early editions of Ernest Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea, all with dust jackets present and intact. Includes what looks to be two Book Club editions and one Special Student College Department edition published by Charles Scribner’s Sons, likely from the late 1950s to early 1960s. The books show varying degrees of condition, with some copies areas presenting better than others. These collectible editions represent iconic mid-20th century releases of Hemingway’s classic novel, and all retain photographic documentation of their condition as shown.

18 - John Locke An Essay Concerning Human (c.1700) John Locke's "An Essay Concerning Human Understanding" fourth edition (c. 1700), foundational in philosophy for arguing that human knowledge derives from sensory experience and reflection, rejecting innate ideas. This edition is highly valued by collectors as the first to name Locke as the author and introduces two new chapters. Hardcover binding is intact with brown cloth; pages are intact with mostly good edges and sides, exhibiting some browning, minimal stains, and typical color fading. The back cover has a minor tear near the spine and minor waving to a few minor areas. Around or over 300 years old.

19 - 1935 Perry Mason Case of Caretaker's Cat F/NF First edition hardcover of "The Case of the Caretaker's Cat" by Erle Stanley Gardner, published in 1935. This classic Perry Mason mystery features a striking black cover with bold green lettering. The book is gorgeous and in well-preserved condition with clean pages and minimal signs of wear. A notable example from the celebrated moral mystery series, prized for its excellent cover and interior quality.

20 - Boswell’s Journal of a Tour to Hebrides (c.1700s) Hardcover copy of "The Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides, with Samuel Johnson, LL.D. Second edition by James Boswell," published in London by Henry Baldwin for Charles Dilly. This edition dates from the 1700s and features marbled boards with red leather corners and spine, gilt decoration on the spine, and green endpapers. The title page confirms the work's authorship by James Boswell, detailing his journey with Samuel Johnson. The cover and pages show only very light age-related wear and minimal spotting consistent with a book of this era. This is a notable example of 18th-century travel literature.

20a - 20 Early Tarzan & Burroughs Books, 1918-1963 Extensive lot of Tarzan and other Edgar Rice Burroughs items, including a 1918 Grosset & Dunlap hardcover of 'Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar' in fine/near fine condition with gorgeous dust jacket, vibrant colors, and minimal edge wear. Also included is 'The War Chief' by Edgar Rice Burroughs, an A.C. McClurg & Co. hardcover from 1927 without a dust jacket, but noted for its excellent condition. The lot features numerous early trade paperbacks, among them 'Tarzan and the Valley of Gold' and several Ballantine editions from around 1963, such as 'Tarzan of the Apes,' 'Tarzan and the Ant-Man,' 'Jungle Tales of Tarzan,' and 'The Return of Tarzan.' Multiple copies and doubles are present, as shown, with many first printings and perhaps a few second printings, including some with Frank Frazetta cover art.

21 - Two First Edition Hardcovers: The Year of the Two hardcover books with dust jackets. The first is "The Year of the Barricades: A Journey Through 1968" by David Caute, published by Harper and Row New York. This volume is a first edition and exhibits very little wear. The second is "Who Took theight: Black Voices from Norfolk Prison," published by Little, Brown, and Company as a 1972 first edition by the Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts. The dust jacket for this volume shows some light wear due to storage, while the book itself is in very god condition. Both books are significant first editions, offering insight into pivotal moments and voices in history. See photos for additional details.

22 - William Faulkner Hardcover Editions Lot This lot presents a collection of hardcover editions featuring the work of William Faulkner. Included are: 'Requiem for a Nun,' a Random House book, copyright 1950 and 1951, with dust jacket exhibiting splitting on the corners and some chipping to top and bottom; 'The Mansion: A Novel of the Snopes Family,' first printing, Random House, copyright 1955 and 1959, volume three of the Snopes family saga, with dust jacket showing possible tape residue at the top spine, and front and back edges; 'Go Down, Moses,' Random House, fourth printing, copyright 1942, with dust jacket showing wear along the top edge, possible storage-related spine separation, and marked as a discarded book from the Reading Public Library; 'The Town: A Novel of the Snopes Family,' first printing, Random House, copyright 1957, volume two of the Snopes family catalog, with dust jacket exhibiting some tearing along the bottom front spine; and 'William Faulkner: A Critical Study' by Irving Howe, first printing, Random House, copyright 1951 and 1952, hardcover with dust jacket in good condition with only slight cosmetic wear. See photos for details.

23 - 1823 Gil Blas of Santillane 3 Volume Set This is a three volume set from 1823, published in London by Walker and Company, containing the adventures of Gil Blas of Santillane. The set is translated from the French of Lesage by T. Smollett, MD. Each volume is leather bound with gold edging and embossed covers. The spines of all three books exhibit wear due to storage. Please review photos for further detail. This set presents a complete early 19th-century English translation of this renowned work.

24 - Norman Mailer First Edition Hardcover Set This lot presents a group of seven Norman Mailer hardcovers, each representing a notable work by the acclaimed American author. Titles include Tough Guys Don’t Dance, a first Random House edition (1984) in dust jacket; Existential Errands, a first edition published by Little, Brown with dust jacket showing some storage wear; The Presidential Papers by Putnam (1963), dust jacket present with some foxing and storage wear; An American Dream, Dial Press (1965), first edition with previous owner's writing on the inside cover and dust jacket exhibiting wear and edge chipping; The Deer Park, Putnam (1955), first edition, no dust jacket; Of a Fire on the Moon by Little, Brown (1970), first edition with dust jacket showing edge chipping and wear;and Why Are We In Vietnam? by Putnam (1967), first printing with dust jacket present. These books feature varied conditions, generally showing expected signs of age and handling, such as dust jacket wear, chipping, and occasional foxing, offering a substantial start or addition to a Mailer collection.

25 - 1948 The Naked & the Dead 1st Printing Offered here is a 1948 first printing of Norman Mailer's acclaimed novel, The Naked and the Dead, published by Rinehart and Company. Included is the original dust jacket, which shows wear and small tears along the top and bottom spine areas, as well as minor color discoloration on the page edges, as detailed in the images. The dust jacket art and period typography speak to the book's era and historical significance. Despite the noted wear, this copy remains in generally good condition and is a notable example of Mailer's landmark World War II novel from its first year of publication.

26 - 3 Literary Hardcovers: Fowles, Callaghan & Reynold Three collectible hardcover editions, each with its original dust jacket. Included is a 1964 first edition of "The Aristos: A Self Portrait in Ideas" by John Fowles, published by Little, Brown and Company, exhibiting minimal wear and slight chipping along the spine. The lot also offers "That Summer in Paris" by Morley Callaghan, published by Coward-McCann in 1963, appearing to be a first edition with only minor storage wear to its dust jacket. Completing the set is "The Curtain Rises" by QueReynolds, a 1944 book club edition published by Random House. Its dust jacket displays some chipping and wear along the top border and front edges. These volumes span memoir, literary reflection, and wartime reportage, offering insight into mid-20thcentury literature.

27 - Poetry First Editions Collection, 1925–1961 Extensive poetry collection featuring multiple first editions and desirable imprints. Includes 'Journey to the Future' by Lillian Everts (Farrar, Straus & Cudahy, 1955, first edition, spine and cover exhibition wear), two illustrated Gwen Frostic books: 'These Things Are Ours' (1958, Presscraft Papers, Michigan) and 'A Walk With Me' (1960, Presscraft Papers), both with distinctive woodcut designs. Also featured is 'The Poor King's Daughter' by Aline Kilmer (George H. Doran Company, 1925, first edition), 'Selected Poems' by Vernon Watkins (1948, apparent first edition, notable page browning), 'Open Sesame!' by Thomas D. Stafford (Pageant Press, 1955, first edition with dust jacket), 'Arcadia Borealis' by Erik Axel Karlfeldt (1938, Universityof Minnesota Press, inscribed and signed by translator Charles Wharton Stork; no dust jacket), 'Hell in Harness' by Joseph Auslander (Doubleday, 1929, first edition), and 'Forty Years in the Wilderness' by Florence Becker Lennon (1961, first edition with dust jacket). See photographs for edition details and condition.

28 - Kurt Vonnegut First Edition Novel Trio Three first edition novels by acclaimed author Kurt Vonnegut, each published by Delacorte Press and complete with their original dust jackets. Included are: "God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater" (copyright 1965), exhibiting slight wear along the top and bottom edges of the dust jacket spine, but otherwise in good condition; "Cat's Cradle" (copyright 1963), with a dust jacket showing chipping along the top of the spine; and "Player Piano" (copyright 1952), also with its dust jacket, which presents chipping and wear on the spine as well as some foxing. These books embody the early publishing history and literary legacy of Vonnegut.

29 - 10 Mid to Late 19th Century Orn Assembly of 10 mid to late 19th century books, including the Florence edition of Browning's Poems (James Miller, 1870), Lucile by Owen Meredith (Thomas Crowell, ca. 1884), A Wonder Book for Girls & Boys by Nathaniel Hawthorne (Ticknor & Fields, 1867,with some wear to the front page), a German edition of Der Olymp (Leipzig, 1878), Newton Forster by Captain Marryat (illustrated by E.J. Sullivan, London, 1897), Pollok's Course of Time (Glasgow, undated), Rural Studies with Hints for Country Places by Donald Mitchell (Scribner, 1867), The Naulahka: A Story of West & East by Rudyard Kipling & Wolcott Balestier (Macmillan, 1892), The Rise of Silas Lapham by W.D. Howells (first edition, first issue, Ticknor, 1885), and Yesterdays with Authors byJames T. Fields (Houghton Mifflin, 1899/1900). Each volume showcases decorative bindings typical of the period and exhibits only slight wear, remarkable for their age. This is a diverse set, representing noted authors and publishers of the time.

30 - 1831 Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, 4 Vols This is a four-volume set of the Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, published in 1831 in Edinburgh, Scotland, for Constable and Company. Translated from the French of M. Fauvelet de Bourrienne by John S. Memes, LL.D., these volumes feature period engravings, including portraits of Napoleon and Josephine found in volume four. The set was formerly owned by Lehigh University Library and bears cancellation stamps from 1888. The pages display foxing due to age, and the edges, once gilt, show wear. These early 19th-century memoirs reflect both historical significance and provenance.

31 - Carnaby Street & The Longest Cocktail Party, Two significant books capturing 1960s and 1970s British cultural history. Included is "Carnaby Street" by Thomas Salter, illustrated by Malcolm English, with lively artwork and a foldout scene encapsulating the vibrant essence of Carnaby Street. Published by MNJ Hobbs in 1970, this edition is most likely a first edition and includes its original dust jacket. Also included is "The Longest Cocktail Party" by Richard DiLello, Playboy Press, 1972, most likely a first edition with dust jacket. The insider's diary chronicles the rise and fall of The Beatles' Apple Records, illustrated with candid photographs of The Beatles and notable Apple artists, offering a rare look into the creative and tumultuous world surrounding the legendary band. Both books present a visual and narrative journey through an influential era in music and fashion.

32 - First Editions & Classics 20th Masters This collection showcases five important 20th century authors. Included is "The Wapshot Chronicle" by John Cheever—first edition with dust jacket, published by Harper and Brothers, 1957, with some chipping to the jacket's spine. Flannery O’Connor's "The Complete Stories" is present in a dust jacket, published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux—second printing, 1972. Thornton Wilder's "The Eighth Day" is a first edition novel from Harper & Row (copyright 1967), noted as a Book-of-the-Month Club selection. David Bazelon's "Nothing but a Fine Tooth Comb: Essays in Social Criticism 1944-1969" appears in first printing (Simon & Schuster, 1969) with dust jacket. Rounding out the group is Henry Miller's "Tropic of Capricorn"—first edition (GroPress, 1961) with dust jacket. Each volume exemplifies significant literary contributions of the era, and the set provides a compelling snapshot of mid-20th century American literature.

33 - Signed First Editions: Houghton, Conwell, AGS Three signed antique volumes: 'The Tavern of Dreams' by Claude Houghton, a first edition published by Grant Richards, London, in 1919; 'Acres of Diamonds' by Russell H. Conwell, a signed first edition published by Harper & Brothers, London, in 1915;and 'Jack-in-the-Pulpit' by A.G. Staples (AGS), a numbered and signed copy (No. 1327 of 1500), published by Lewiston Journal Company, Lewiston, Maine, in 1921. Each volume retains the author's signature, enhancing their desirability among collectors of signed literary works and early 20th-century editions. The books are a compelling grouping, each reflecting its own publishing history and provenance. Condition consistent with age and photographed details.

34 - Five First Edition Novels Knowles, Walker Five first edition novels, several penned by women authors, each with its original dust jacket. The group includes "The Elements of John Updike" by Alice & Kenneth Hamilton, published by William B. Eerdmans in 1970, in its dust jacket; "Johannes"Renate Christine Wolff, Simon & Schuster, 1958, with original dust jacket showing foxing on the rear jacket; "If a Lion Could Talk" by Mildred Walker, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1971, in its original dust jacket; "None Shall Know" by Martha AlbraLittle, Brown & Company, 1945, first edition with original dust jacket presenting a small tear at the spine; and "The Collector" by John Fowles, first American edition, Little, Brown & Company, 1963, in its original dust jacket. These first edition offer a glimpse into mid-20th century literature with a special focus on works by women novelists.

35 - Cyclops' Eye First Edition Signed by Auslande This is a first edition of "Cyclops' Eye" by Joseph Auslander, published by Harper & Brothers in New York and London. Copyrighted in 1926 and printed in the United States, this particular copy holds unique significance as it is inscribed by the author. The handwritten note inside the front cover reads: "This is my own copy Joseph Auslander and I give it to my friend John Langdon Jones, and wish him joy of it 1934." The book presents a blue cloth binding with a red illustrated label on the front cover, showing signs of water staining and some wear, but remains an important association copy bearing both author's ownership and dedication.

35a - Camera Work No. XVI, October 1906, Alfred S. This is Camera Work Number XVI, dated October 1906, a photographic quarterly edited and published by Alfred Steiglitz in New York. The issue is intact, as noted, though there is some typical wear and chipping to the edges and spine. The interior includes photographic plates with tissue paper shields, showing light yellowing and foxing consistent with age in a few areas. The content comprises essays, advertisements, and original mounted photographs, reflecting the journal's historical significance in early 20th-century photography.

36 - 1913 & 1914 FRA Magazines by Elbert Hubbard Two original issues of The FRA magazine published by Elbert Hubbard: one from May 1913, featuring a portrait of Thomas Babington Macaulay on the cover, and the other from February 1914, highlighted by a personalized message from John D. Rockefeller on the cover. Both magazines present edge wear and some discoloration due to age and storage, but internal pages remain intact and overall condition is good. These publications offer unique historical content and advertisements reflective of early 20th century American thought and commerce. Sold as is; see photos for details.

37 - Rare 1931 Advance Copy Little Essays H.Thoreau Extremely rare 1931 advance review copy of "Little Essays" by Henry David Thoreau, selected by Charles R. Murphy. Hardcover edition with original green boards and dust jacket, which shows some light staining to the spine and edges, plus chip at the top left near the spine. Includes the original Houghton Mifflin Company letter to the literary editor, dated July 28, 1931, documenting its imminent release, and a tipped-in plate from the publisher noting the preview copy's publication date, July 24,1931. Book and dust jacket are otherwise in relatively good condition.

38 - J.R.R. Tolkien The Hobbit+2 The Silmarillion Three J.R.R. Tolkien hardcovers: one 1966 Houghton Mifflin The Hobbit, 31st printing, in near fine condition with its dust jacket, and two first printings of The Silmarillion by Tolkien (Houghton Mifflin Company), both with dust jackets and both with the map attached and intact at the rear as shown. The Silmarillion copies present one in slightly more worn and yellowed condition than the other, which is nicer. Excellent collector's lot featuring classic Tolkien works with their original jackets and maps.

39 - Breakfast at Tiffany’s Capote First Edition, 1958 First edition, first printing of Breakfast at Tiffany’s by Truman Capote, published by Random House in October 1958. This hardcover copy presents in fine condition with an original dust jacket, featuring the classic red and white design and a portrait of the author on the reverse. This collectible volume includes the main short novel along with three additional stories. The book and dust jacket remain well preserved, making it an exceptional copy for collectors of modern American literature.

40 - Three Early Editions of The Scarlet Letter Three early copies of Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter. The first is a white and red hardcover with gold gilt to the spine and cover, designated as the first edition of this release, illustrated by F. O. C. Darley, and dated 1877 by Houghton,Mifflin & Co. The second is a brown illustrated edition published by James R. Osgood and Company, 1877, bound in embossed cloth. The third is an Osgood Company copy presented in a cloth and ribbon binding with a decorative photograph on the cover and marbled endpapers. See photos for specific conditions and publication dates.

41 - R.Wright "Native Son" 1st Ed & "Uncle Tom’s C” Two hardcover works by Richard Wright. Included is the 1940 Harper & Brothers first edition, first printing of "Native Son," a classic of American literature. The book itself is in fine condition, with the original dust jacket present inside a mylar-like casing. The jacket shows black protective tape at the head and heel as shown, preserving the underlying dust jacket. Also included is "Uncle Tom’s Children" in a Tower Fiction hardcover, third printing from 1943. This copy is in fine condition but does not have a dust jacket, as cataloged. Both titles are significant works by Richard Wright and present well overall, with key first and early printings.

42 - Rare 19th & Early 20th C. Literature & Art Five collectible books: 'The Dresden Gallery' by Julius Hubner, 1878 first edition, first printing from Berlin with gold gilt decoration on the spine and cover, in very nice condition. Two Bret Harte volumes from Boston: 'East and West Poems' (1871)and 'The Luck of Roaring Camp, etc.' (1871), both green hardcovers with gold gilt and minor wear to spine and tips. Also included is 'The Cat Catcher' by Gustav N, black hardcover with ornate embossing, first edition first printing, 1865. Completing the lot is 'The Lovers' by Elizabeth Robins Pennell, William Heinemann 1917 hardcover, with a split to the cover and spine.

43 - Dr. Seuss Hardcover Lot (9)W/ 1st Print Grinch Nine vintage Dr. Seuss hardcover books, including a verified (meets all the bullet points to be considered a first printing) first printing, first edition of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" by Random House. The lot also features "Green Eggs and Ham" "One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish," "The Cat in the Hat Comes Back," "Yertle the Turtle and Other Stories," "Happy Birthday to You!," "McElligot's Pool," "If I Ran the Zoo," and "Scrambled Eggs Super." Most are likely first print dust jackets are overall in very nice condition with minor signs of age, including small punctures and tears in a few spine areas, possible pencil and pen to top left of cover back, typical. See images for detail.

44 - Stephen King & Tom Clancy Four Early HC Books Four hardcover books by bestselling authors Stephen King and Tom Clancy. Titles include: 'Pet Sematary' (Doubleday & Company, 1983, with dust jacket, red endpapers); 'The Shining' (Doubleday & Company, Book Club Edition, 1977, with dust jacket); 'Patriot Games' by Tom Clancy (first edition, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1987, with dust jacket, gray endpapers); and 'The Cardinal of the Kremlin' by Tom Clancy (first edition, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1988, with dust jacket, black endpapers). Some jackets show minor wear, but overall the books are very nice, presentable and collectible editions from popular authors.

45 - Virginia Woolf 1st Print Collection: Diaries Comprehensive Virginia Woolf collection including The Diary of Virginia Woolf, Volumes One (1915-1919) & Two (1920-1924) edited by Anne Olivier Bell; The Letters of Virginia Woolf, Volumes Two (1912-1922), Three (1923-1928), and Four (1932-1935) edited by Nigel Nicolson & Joanne Trautmann; Virginia Woolf Collected Essays Vol. 3; Moments of Being; Thrown to the Woolfs by John Lehmann; Recollections of Virginia Woolf edited by Joan Russell Noble; The Waves by Virginia Woolf; and Virginia Woolf by David Daiches. Most if not all volumes are first American editions. Hardcover with dust jackets, Fine / Near Fine condition overall, very nice.

46 - Edmund Dulac Rare Signed Angela Morgan ‘Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám' with illustrations by extraordinary artist Edmund Dulac, published by Hodder and Stoughton, Edward Fitzgerald, late 1800s, gorgeous art hardcover with tip-in art prints throughout, very rare; ‘The First Christmas Tree' by Henry van Dyke with decorated green cloth boards, gold gilt, 1897; and 'Heaven is Happening' by Angela Morgan, this first edition, first printing is signed and personalized by the author 1931, privately printed with a gilt and illustrated cover. The books feature decorative covers, illustrated plates, and some with inscriptions, making this a collectible trio for bibliophiles and illustration enthusiasts.

47 - 50 Noir Pulp Soft Cover Trades, 1960s-1970s This lot comprises 50 total noir pulp graphic and soft cover trade paperbacks, primarily first printings from the 1960s to 1970s. Notable included titles are "Wolf Cop" by Richard Jessup, "Nice Phillies Finish Last" by Brett Holliday, "Thunder oLeft" by Christopher Morley, "The Dark Street Murders" by Peter Cheney, "Naked Lust" by Shep Shepherd, "Chicago Woman," "Coquette" by Theodore Pratt, and "Sin Cruise" by Lou Masters, among others. The collection features many double flip books by Signet, Ardell Publishing, Pocketbooks Incorporated, Beacon Signal, and several Ace Double volume features. Most books are intact and presentable, with some exhibiting typical creasing, slight warping, bending, and corner tip nibbing. See photos for detailed condition.

48 - Science Fiction & Fantasy Paperbacks, Dune, Tolkie 17 paperback science fiction & fantasy books from notable authors such as Frank Herbert, J.R.R. Tolkien, Alan Dean Foster, Pierre Boulle, and Bob Shaw. Highlights include multiple "Dune" (2 copies of original Dune) titles by Frank Herbert, "The Two Towers" and "The Return of the King" by J.R.R. Tolkien, "Planet of the Apes" by Pierre Boulle, and several "Star Trek" adaptations by Alan Dean Foster. The collection spans various publishers including Perma Books, Ballantine, Signet, and Berklable titles include miniature hardcover "The Science Fiction Galaxy" (Perma Books, 1950, edited by Groff Conklin), "Doctor Who and the Daleks" by David Whitaker, and anthologies such as "Destinies." Overall, the collection represents mid-20th-cscience fiction and fantasy works, some with collectible significance and varying printings. most intact and in very clean condition, some copies have some typical wear.

49 - 10 Modern Female Author 1st Edition Novels 10 modern female author first edition novels, including "Runaway!" by Linda Weintraub (1978), "Bliss" by Elizabeth Gundy (1977), "Shining Through" by Susan Isaacs, "The Underground Woman" by Kay Boyle (1975), "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" by Juer (1975), "Family Portrait" by Catherine Drinker Bowen, "King's Oak" by Anne Rivers Siddons, "Generation Without Farewell" by Kay Boyle, "The High Voyage" by Olga Litowinsky (1977), and "The Company She Kept" by Doris Grumbach. All are NeaFine, have original dust jackets, most if not all first printings, one minor rip to top of DJ on High Voyage. This lot represents a cross-section of late 20th-century literary fiction, with several notable women authors.

50 - 1885-1886 Ulysses S Grant Memoirs Leather Set This is a two volume set of the personal memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant, leather bound and published by Charles L. Webster and Company in 1885 and 1886. The set includes illustrations and features Grant’s inscription dedicating these memoirs to the American soldier and sailor. Volume I shows spine separation on about two-thirds of the left side, while Volume II has separation at the front cover but remains hinged to the spine. Both leather covers exhibit notable wear and scuffing. Please review photos for full condition details.

51 - First Printing The Dark Arena by Mario Puzo This lot offers a first printing of "The Dark Arena" by Mario Puzo, the author's debut novel. Published by Random House, this copy includes its original dust jacket. The interior pages and the inner flaps of the dust jacket exhibit some foxing, but there is otherwise no notable damage to the book. The novel is copyrighted 1953 and 1955 and follows the postwar experiences of an American GI in Germany. This first edition represents the earliest published work by Puzo, who later gained fame for "The Godfather." The volume reflects its historical context and is an important piece of literary history.

52 - Six First Edition John O’Hara Hardbacks Six first edition hardback books by John O’Hara, each with its original dust jacket and all published by Random House. Included are "The Time Element & Other Stories: 34 Previously Uncollected Stories" (copyright 1972, first edition), "The Farmers Hotel" (1951, first printing; dust jacket with some wear and chipping along the edges), "The Ewings" (1972, first edition), "Elizabeth Appleton" (1963, first printing), "Lovey Childs: A Philadelphian’s Story" (1969, first printing), and "The Knows the Way: A Collection of 28 New Stories" (1964, first printing). This set documents key works spanning two decades of O’Hara’s prolific career and includes elusive first printings, making it highly attractive for collectors of American literature.

53 - Vintage Paperback Collection of Classic Novel Offered is a fantastic collection of vintage paperbacks from celebrated classic authors such as William Faulkner, Truman Capote, James Baldwin, Gore Vidal, Erskine Caldwell, Willa Cather, and more. The lot includes numerous notable titles like "Slauhterhouse-Five" by Kurt Vonnegut, "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald, and works by Vladimir Nabokov, Anthony Burgess, Saul Bellow, and others. Each book features engaging front and back cover art indicative of their original eras. This set sold as is, ideal for collectors of classic literature and vintage paperback art. See photos for further detail on included titles and cover designs.

54 - 1880 First Edition Scrambles Amongst the Alps This is a first edition published in 1880, featuring "Scrambles Amongst the Alps" by Edward Whymper and "Down the Rhine" by Lady Blanche Murphy. The book is bound in green cloth with gilt edges and contains multiple illustrations, including full-engravings with tissue guards. Its detailed imagery brings to life the mountaineering adventures and travels described within. This collectible edition from The Burrows Brothers Co., Cleveland, shows remarkable preservation, offering a rare glimpse into 19th-century exploration literature.

55 - Signed Lee de Forest Father of Radio, 1950 This is a first edition copy of "Father of Radio: The Autobiography of Lee de Forest," published by Wilcox & Follett Co. in 1950, with 1950 copyright. The book is signed by Lee de Forest, the pioneering inventor often regarded as the father of radiwith his signature on the opening page. This copy is notably without its original dust jacket. The blue cloth cover features a schematic symbol stamped in gold, and the spine is lettered in gilt. The book exhibits slight denting along the top edge but retains clean edges throughout. A significant collectible for those interested in radio history and early 20th-century science and engineering.

56 - First Edition Hardcover Lot With Dust Jackets Offered is a collection of seven hardcover books, all first editions with original dust jackets, except for 'Sister Carrie' by Theodore Dreiser (Modern Library edition, green cloth, with dust jacket). The collection includes: 'Thorpe' by Mary Dutton,light blue cloth cover, published by The World Publishing Company, 1967, exhibiting fraying along the dust jacket spine; 'The Forgotten Ally' by Pierre Van Paassen, red cloth book, Dial Press, 1943, with some dust jacket chipping; 'Kentucky is My Land' by Jesse Stuart, E.P. Dutton, 1952, first edition; 'Boon Island' by Kenneth Roberts, Doubleday, 1956, first edition, jacket shows discoloration from storage; 'Desert Places' by Kathryn Marshall, Harper & Row, 1977, first edition, dust jacket worn especially on reverse; 'Loser's Choice' by Ruthven Todd, Hermitage House, 1953, first edition, jacket with wear, losses along bottom spine and edge chipping. All photos show the books' jackets and title pages for reference.

57 - Mid 19th Century First Edition Books Set This lot presents a collection of mid 19th century, first edition books spanning various authors and genres, including poetry, travel, and military history. Highlights include works by James Russell Lowell, John Greenleaf Whittier, Thomas De Quincey,Ik Marvel, and H.N. Moore. Most volumes retain their original spines and feature tissue inserts protecting engraved frontispieces. Copyright and publication dates confirm their 19th-century origins, with notable titles such as Fireside Travels (1864), The Avenger (1850), In War Time and Other Poems (1864), and Life and Services of Gen. Anthony Wayne (1857). The set exhibits expected wear from age and storage, making it a compelling acquisition for collectors of historic American literature.

58 - Poems of Leigh Hunt 1891 & Columbus 1829 Two collectible hardcovers: 'Poems of Leigh Hunt,' selected by Reginald Brimley Johnson (J.M. Dent and Co., London, 1891), large paper edition, copy number 92 of only 150 issued. This English edition features tissue-guarded etchings, some edge yellowing due to age, and a noteworthy provenance with the bookplate of Sir George White, Baronet, and a 'Kendal at Longwood, Kennett Square, PA' library stamp. The second volume is 'The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus' by Washington Irving, third edition, first on common paper, printed in 1829 by G. & C. & H. Carvill, New York. This hardcover displays notable wear with marbled boards and a missing preliminary page before the frontispiece. Both books are sold as is. Please refer to photos for additional details.

59 - First Edition Hardcovers This extensive lot features a massive collection of hardcover books, each housed in its original dust jacket, including several first editions and rare printings. Highlights include "The Image of Virgin Mary in Chosun White Porcelain" by Suh Ki-wonprinted in Korea, 1990, first edition), "Where Am I Now When I Need Me" by George Axelrod (Charleston Enterprises, 1971, first edition), "Part of a Long Story: Eugene O’Neill as a Young Man in Love" by Agnes Boulton (Peter Davies, London, 1958, first edition), and "Falcon" by Nigel Slater (Athena, 1979, first American edition). Also included are "Time Toward Home" by Richard John Neuhaus (The Seabury Press, 1975, first edition), "Promised Land" by Karel Schoeman (Summit Books, 1972, firsion), "The Devil to Pay" by Earl Thompson (New American Library, 1981, first edition), "Journey to the Sky" by Jamake Highwater (Thomas E. Crowell, 1978, first edition), "Heritage & Destiny" by Alvin von Auw (Praeger, 1983, first edition), "J.son" by George Thomson (1964, first edition), and "Thomas Edison, Chemist" by Byron M. Vanderbilt (1971, first edition). Rounding out the collection is "The Complaisant Lover" by Graham Greene (Viking Press, second printing, published 1961), offering a rich array for collectors of first addition hardcovers and original jackets.

60 - First Edition Arthur Koestler Books Set (3) Three first edition hardcover books by Arthur Koestler. Included are "The Heel of Achilles: Essays 1968-1973" published by Random House (copyright 1974), "The Age of Longing" published by Macmillan (copyright 1951, first printing), and "The Glads" published by Macmillan (copyright 1939, first edition). These books each retain their original dust jackets. Please note that the dust jacket for "The Gladiators" exhibits some chipping and creasing along the top and bottom front edges, mostly due to storage. These works offer significant insight into Koestler's influential literary and intellectual legacy. See photos for complete details.

61 - Civil War for the Union 3-Volume Set, 1861 This three volume leather bound set, 'History of the War for the Union: Civil, Military & Naval' by E. A. Duyckinck, is illustrated by Alonzo Chappel. Published by Johnson, Fry & Company of New York, these first edition books date to 1861 and feature multiple engraved illustrations throughout. Each book measures approximately 8 3/4 x 11 3/8 inches. The set shows visible wear consistent with its age, including some separation of covers and spines, particularly in volume three. This collection offers a comprehensive contemporary account of the American Civil War.

62 - Monster Collection of Vintage Paperbacks This expansive lot features an exceptional collection of vintage paperback books showcasing iconic cover art and literary giants. Writers include Salve, T.E. Lawrence, Horatio Alger, Jack London, Vladimir Nabokov, James Michener, and two works from John O'Hara, "The Collector" and "Appointment in Samarra" (Penguin #563). Additional highlights are works by John Fowles, Erskine Childers, Claire Morgan, Saul Bellow, and more. Publishers represented include Phantom, Dell, Pyramid, Putnam, Macmiland Moore. This comprehensive set offers a diverse glimpse into 20th-century literature and paperback publishing. Please see photos for complete detail and condition.

63 - 1853 A History of British Butterflies Book This hardcover edition of "A History of British Butterflies" by Reverend F. O. Morris, B.A., was published in 1853 by Groombridge and Sons, Paternoster Row. Featuring 71 colored plates, the book provides a detailed account of Britain's butterfly spies and includes charming illustrations throughout. The binding remains intact, with only slight separation noted at the top left corner. Pages display some foxing and browning, consistent with age and storage, adding to its period authenticity. This illustrated volume is a notable example of 19th-century natural history publication.

64 - 1837 Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D., Two Vols This is a two-volume leather bound set of "The Works of Samuel Johnson, Ll.D.," featuring an essay on his life and genius by Arthur Murphy, Esquire. This offering is the first complete American edition, published in 1837 by George Dearborn in New Yk. The volumes present foxing and browning throughout the pages, with general wear, scuffing, and scratching to the leather covers reflecting their age. Pages are marbled along the edges, and both books are intact. A significant and collectible edition highlighting Johnson's contributions to literature. Refer to photos for condition details.

65 - Two James Baldwin First Editions Offered are two hardcover first editions with original dust jackets by James Baldwin, both published by Dial. Included are "The Fire Next Time" (copyrighted 1963, 1962), which features a dust jacket with tearing along the top left edge and chipping along the bottom due to storage, with no yellowing of pages noted. The second volume is "The Devil Finds Work," a first printing from 1976, with its original dust jacket exhibiting minimal wear. Both books are significant works by Baldwin, with visually documented conditions as detailed in the provided images.

66 - East Lynne by Mrs. Henry Wood, 3 Vol. Set 1862 This is a complete three-volume second edition set of "East Lynne" by Mrs. Henry Wood, published in London by Richard Bentley on New Burlington Street, copyrighted 1862. The books feature marbled boards with black leather spines and corners, retaining their original period bindings. Each volume's spine is intact and securely attached. The interior pages are well-preserved, with no browning; some foxing is evident along the edges, as noted. The classic Victorian sensation novel remains a significant early edition collectible, showing surface wear but respectable condition for its age. Please review the photos for full detail and binding condition.

67 - 1903 A Garden in Venice Large Paper Copy This is an unusual large paper copy of "A Garden in Venice" by F. Eden, published in London by Country Life, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden in 1903. The volume stands out for its multiple photo illustrations and engraved plates, each protected by issue guards. Bound with string and featuring rough cut page edges, the book measures 7 1/2" x 9 1/2". The covers display some wear along the outer edges, but the interior pages show little to no foxing or discoloration. This example presents significant collector interest due to its format and well-preserved images.

68 - Three First Edition Novels with Dust Jackets Three first edition hardcover books, each with its original dust jacket. Included is D.H. Lawrence's "The Man Who Died," published by Alfred A. Knopf with a 1928 copyright; its dust jacket shows fraying and tears along the top edge and spine. Also present is H.E. Bates's "Love for Lydia," published by Little, Brown and Company (first edition, copyright 1952/1953), with its original dust jacket that is torn along the top and spine edges and exhibits foxing and shelf wear. Rounding out the set is Erskine Caldwell's "Place Called Estherville," published by Duell, Sloan and Pearce, New York (first edition, copyright 1949), with a dust jacket in impeccable condition aside from slight foxing and sharp edges. This grouping highlights significant literary works, each an authentic first edition in original jackets.

69 - First Edition East Wind: West Wind This is the first edition of "East Wind: West Wind" by Pearl S. Buck, published in 1930 by Grosset & Dunlap, New York. The book includes its original dust jacket, which shows signs of wear along the bottom edge, top edge, and rear top edge, but is otherwise intact without significant tears. As noted, the pages exhibit little to no yellowing. Pearl S. Buck, known for the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel "The Good Earth," presents a narrative reflective of early 20th-century perspectives on China. See photos for detailed condition.

70 - George Orwell Animal Farm & Lost Writings HC Set Two copies of George Orwell's 'Animal Farm' published by Harcourt, Brace and Company, New York, both with dust jackets showing varying signs of wear and age. Also included are two copies of 'George Orwell: The Lost Writings,' edited by W.J. West, published by Arbor House, New York. Both 'The Lost Writings' copies feature original dust jackets and black/red binding. 'Animal Farm' is a classic novel from 1946, and 'The Lost Writings' compiles lesser-known Orwell works. Overall, jackets and interiors show typical age-related toning and shelf wear.

71 - Rare 1863 Miniature Book Carl’s Visit to, NF/F Extremely rare miniature hardcover edition of "Carl’s Visit to the Child Island" by Aunt Laura (Frances Elizabeth Barrow), published in 1863 by Breed, Butler & Co., Buffalo. This exceptionally small book, measuring just slightly larger than a quarter, features a brown cloth binding and decorative cover with gilt-edged pages. The book is in notably fine to very high fine condition, with well-preserved pages and binding. This is a scarce example of 19th-century miniature children's literature.

72 - Six 19th & Early 20th Century Antiquarian Vol Six antiquarian and early 20th-century books: "Marmion: A Tale of Flodden Field" by Walter Scott (London 1809/Edinburgh 1808, early edition, illustrated), "Condensed Historical Notice of the Languages of the Slavic Nations" by J. S. C. de Radiusdon, 1853), "Œuvres Complètes de Voltaire" including "Défense du Newtonianisme" (Paris, 1817, Physique Tome IV), "Bilder aus der Geschichte der Stadt Köln" by C. Rademacher and Ch. Scheve (circa late 19th/early 20th c.), "The Antidote: Revelat Defended and Infidelity Repulsed" by George Coles (Hartford, 1836), and "A Village Romeo and Juliet" by Gottfried Keller, translated by A. C. Bahlmann (New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1914, with introduction by Edith Wharton). Various bindings and conditions, with visible age wear and foxing to some areas. A diverse selection for collectors of historic literature and rare books.

73 - Four Autographed Books, 1909-1954 Four books, each autographed by its respective author. Included are "Report from Hokkaido: The Remains of Russian Culture in Northern Japan" by George Alexander Lensen (1954), "Coffee and Solace" by Eugene Robert Platt, "Rural America Lights Up"arry Slattery, and "Carmina" by T.A. Daly. Each volume contains an individual author’s signature or inscription, making this a unique set for collectors of signed literary works. The set comprises hardcover (and 1 softcover) formats, with themes ranging from poetry and regional study to rural electrification history, most if not all Fine or Near Fine.

74 - Complete Amer. Portrait Gallery 3 Vols, 1877, NF Complete set of volumes one, two, and three of The American Portrait Gallery, published in 1877. Each volume features gold gilt lettering on brown leather covers with marbled endpapers and contains steel plate illustrations protected by tissue guardsheets. The set is in very nice (NF/F) condition overall, visibly superior to a two-volume set sold at ABS for $309.

75 - Steinbeck Grapes of Wrath & Of Mice and Men (x2) Four books by John Steinbeck: one copy of "The Grapes of Wrath" (Viking Press, twelfth printing, March 1939) with original Elmer Hader dust jacket showing signs of age and wear, and one naked hardcover edition. Two copies of "Of Mice and Men" are included: one Triangle Books reprint edition with original dust jacket, copyright 1937, and one hardcover by Covici Friede Publishers, copyright 1937 (no dust jacket). Books display varying degrees of use, with dust jackets present on two copies and minor prior owner markings inside covers. All 4 copies retain their original illustrative boards or jackets and present very nicely.

75a - 5 Vols John Steinbeck Book Collection, Illust. Five books by John Steinbeck, including 'The Red Pony' (1945, The Viking Press, illustrated by Wesley Dennis, with slipcase), 'Tortilla Flat' (Modern Library edition, illustrated by Ruth Gannett), 'Cannery Row' (1945, The Viking Press), and 'The LongValley' (World Publishing Company, jacket design by Elmer Hader, with dust jacket). Books feature a mix of decorated endpapers, illustrated plates, and hardcovers, all near fine or very nice in condition. A desirable set for collectors of American literature.

76 - 50 Sci-Fi & Fantasy Paperbacks/Graphics Glorious collection of 50 total science fiction and fantasy pulp and trade paperback books. Highlights include titles such as Children of Dune by Frank Herbert, Alternities by David Gerrold, Mindswap by Robert Sheckley, many science fiction tales from Poul Anderson, Implosion by D.F. Jones, Knight's Black Agents by Fritz Leiber, Damnation Alley from Roger Zelazny, Timeslip by Murray Leinster, and Starship from Brian Aldiss. The set also contains Galactic Cluster, The People Maker, The Palace of Love, and many others from acclaimed authors, with numerous works by Damon Knight. The majority of books are in very good condition, though a few show typical spine creasing and light wear mainly at the spine tips and edges.

77 - RARE Strenuous Life 1902 1st Ed. T. Roosevelt Very rare and very low printing first edition, first printing of "The Strenuous Life: Essays and Addresses" by Theodore Roosevelt, published by The Century Co., New York in 1902. This clean and near fine copy features a brown cloth hardcover with a gilt spine title and embossed border; edges and corner tips show excellent preservation with a touch of rubbing present near the shield on the spine. The pages are clean, deckle-edged, and the binding is sound. Includes a frontispiece portrait of Theodore Roosevelt. This copy represents an exceptional example of this significant work.

78 - 1891 Lippincott Mag —1st R.Kipling’s The Light Very rare January 1891 issue of Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine featuring the first appearance of Rudyard Kipling’s complete novel "The Light That Failed," along with stories by Julian Hawthorne, Francis Wilson, and many more. This periodical is intact, including all pages and era advertisements. The copy shows some chipping to the top and bottom of the spine and typical rusting to the staples, but the original binding remains intact. Historic collectible from a significant moment in literary publishing.

79 - 4 Rare, Collectible Books, 19th–20th C. Four collectible books including: 'The Gold Rush Letters of J.D.B. Stillman' (Lewis Osborne, Palo Alto, 1967, cloth, gold gilt, plain dust jacket, folding maps), 'The Seven Little Sisters Who Live on the Round Ball That Floats in the Air' rare binding and first edition (Lee and Shepard, Boston, embossed cloth), 'Donovan's Brain' by Curt Siodmak (Alfred A. Knopf, 1943, first edition, with original dust jacket in worn condition), and 'Tales of Adventure, Mystery and Imagination' by Edgar Allan Poe(Ward Lock and Co., London/New York/Melbourne, 1890, marbled boards, gilt spine, illustrated, inscribed 1890). Books show signs of age and handling.

80 - Four John Steinbeck 1st Printings, Cannery Row+ Four John Steinbeck books, each looks to be a first printing and retaining the original dust jacket. Titles include 'Cannery Row' (1945, The Viking Press), 'The Wayward Bus' (1947, The Viking Press), 'Sweet Thursday' (1954, The Viking Press), and 'Travels with Charley' (1962, The Viking Press). Books show evidence of early state points and are complete with dust jackets, with varying condition. Please examine photographs for detailed condition, inscriptions, or markings. These first printings present an early and collectible group of Steinbeck's major works.

81 - John Steinbeck Books, 5 Volumes w/ 4 Jackets Five books by or about John Steinbeck. Titles include "Sea of Cortez" (1941, hardcover, no dust jacket), "The Short Reign of Pippin IV" (1957, hardcover with dust jacket), "John Steinbeck: The Errant Knight" by Nelson Valjean (1978, hardcover w/ dust jacket), "The Winter of Our Discontent" (second printing, hardcover with dust jacket), and "Journal of a Novel: The East of Eden Letters" (1969, hardcover with dust jacket). Four of these five hardcover books retain their original dust jackets overall, an attractive grouping for Steinbeck collectors. All books in very clean, sharp Near Fine condition mostly, minor blemishes.

82 - 50 Classic Paperbacks, Faulkner/Updike/Mailer 50 trade paperbacks and photopraphics featuring some of the most legendary writers of the 20th century. Includes a significant number of works by William Faulkner, John Updike, John Steinbeck, Sinclair Lewis, Norman Mailer, James Baldwin, Albert Camus, and more. Highlighted titles include Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, The Stranger by Albert Camus, Norman Mailer's An American Dream, Go Tell It on the Mountain by James Baldwin, The Old Man by William Faulkner, among many others. The books span eras and decades from the 1940s through the 1980s. The great majority are intact and in very good condition, with a few exceptions, showing typical spine creasing on some volumes.

83 - Rockwell Kent Vtg. Art Book & Monographs (4) Rockwell Kent's "Wilderness: A Journal of Quiet Adventure in Alaska," The Modern Library first edition (1932), catalog number 182, with original dust jacket that has some creasing and chipping to the top back edge but remains intact. The book itself is in very nice condition. Also includes "N by E" by Rockwell Kent, published by Brewer and Warren, with original dust jacket exhibiting damage, including a chip and missing inner flap to the back of the front cover. Two intact copies of "Rockwellnt" American Artists Group Monograph Number 2 mini art flipbooks are included, both in nice condition. Rockwell Kent is recognized for his poetry and striking artwork.

84 - RARE Complete G. Moore Signed Carra Ed. 22 Vols The very rare Carra Edition of George Moore’s Collected Works, a highly sought-after, signed limited collection published by Boni & Liveright between 1922 and 1924. This is the uncommon 22-volume set, which includes the rare additional limited edition volume (also signed and hand numbered). Only 1,000 numbered sets were produced, and Volume I bears the author's signature on specialized watermarked paper. Volumes 2 through 19 contain tipped-in frontispieces with photographs or portraits of Moore. The set encompasses his significant works of fiction and memoirs, such as Esther Waters, A Mummer's Wife, Evelyn Innes, and Hail and Farewell. All 22 volumes are present and generally in very nice condition, with typical browning to the spines and some light foxing to certain pages.

85 - 45 Western Soft Cover Graphic Novels 45 soft cover graphic novels from the Western genre. Includes classic titles such as The Cincinnati Kid by Richard Jessup, Comanche Vengeance, Trail Smoke, The Silver Desert, and The Man from Montana by Ernest Haycox, among many others. Features about a dozen Ace Double Novel green spine editions, each offering two novels in flipbook style. Most are first printings and are in nice condition with good edges and pages; two to four copies exhibit typical wear, such as light warping or small bends. A diverse selection for Western genre enthusiasts and collectors.

86 - 8 Classic Literature Books, Dickens, Doyle + 1898- Eight classic literature books: "The Cricket on the Hearth" by Charles Dickens, illustrated by Francis D. Bedford, published 1914; "Tales of Sherlock Holmes" by A. Conan Doyle with original dust jacket, Triangle Books edition; "Bambi" by Felix, Simon & Schuster, 1929, translated by Whittaker Chambers; "Gulliver's Travels" by Dean Swift, George Routledge and Sons, illustrated edition; "Ivanhoe" by Walter Scott, 1898, Thomas Y. Crowell & Co.; "The Doyle Diary: The Last Great Conan Doyltery"; "Swiss Family Robinson" adapted by Carl Memling, Golden Press; and "The Foresters: Robin Hood and Maid Marian" by Alfred Lord Tennyson, Macmillan and Co., 1892. Multiple illustrated volumes included, many examples of gold gilt and illustrated plates with tissue guards. Condition varies from good to near fine (Dickens’ Cricket is a beautiful copy, NF/F) some with light wear, typical for their age.

87 - 12 First Printing Hardcover Novels with Dust 12 original hardcover novels, each with its original dust jacket, all first printings and in near fine to fine condition. The set spans several decades from the 1960s to the 1980s. Notable authors in this group include P.G. Wodehouse, Gore Vidal, Joseph Wambaugh, Barry Hannah, A.E. Maxwell, Susan Isaacs, Pierre-Jean Remy, Stan Steiner, Peter Lars Sandberg, C.L. Sulzberger, and Roger L. Simon. All books present bright dust jackets, clean boards, and crisp pages. Representative titles include "The Mating Season," "Burr," "The Choirboys," and more.

88 - Science Fiction & Fantasy Soft Cover Lot, 50 50 science fiction and fantasy graphic soft cover books, all intact and in relatively good condition with some typical minor wear to a few copies. The lot includes classic titles such as J.R.R. Tolkien's "Return of the King," Frederik Pohl's "Wolfe," and Anne McCaffrey's "Dragonquest." Other notable authors represented are Larry Niven, Poul Anderson, Philip José Farmer, and more. A wide variety of vintage science fiction and fantasy stories are present, with all books being soft cover editions. See photographs for further examination of individual titles and conditions.

89 - Seven Winston Churchill Hardcovers, 1st Printings Seven Winston S. Churchill books, featuring a majority, if not all, first printings. Titles include 'The Island Race,' 'A History of the English Speaking Peoples: The New World,' 'The Second World War: Their Finest Hour,' 'The Second World War: The Gathering Storm,' 'The Lives of Winston Churchill' by Davenport and Murphy, 'A Roving Commission: My Early Life,' and 'The Second World War: Closing the Ring.' Most include original dust jackets. Please review photos for individual book conditions and completeness of dust jackets. A significant group for collectors of Churchill's writings and historical works.

90 - 1714 Les Vies Des SS. Peres 4 Volume Set Offered here is the complete four-volume set of "Les Vies Des SS. Peres Des Deserts," published in 1714 by Joseph François Bourgoin de Villefore. This important collection documents the lives of Christian saints, hermits, and martyrs from both eastern and western traditions. Each book was printed and published in Antwerp and Amsterdam by Pierre Brunel. The set features richly engraved portraits accompanying the biographical texts and is presented in matching leather-bound hardcovers with gold-embossed spines, text, and decoration. Condition and comprehensive illustrations are shown in the photos.

91 - 1885 First Edition Doolittle Practical Astronomy Offered is a first edition copy of "A Treatise on Practical Astronomy, as Applied to Geodesy & Navigation" by C.L. Doolittle, Professor of Mathematics & Astronomy at Lehigh University, published by John Wiley & Sons in 1885. This book features the original Harvard College Observatory library nameplate on the interior cover and contains a preface by C.L. Doolittle dated May 20, 1885. The volume exhibits significant signs of age, with spine separation, some yellowing to the pages and edges, and general wear. A notable piece for collectors of scientific literature with institutional provenance. Please review the photos for further condition detail.

92 - Two Books: Ferns of Great Britain & Old Oak Two hardcover books focused on the natural world. The first is "Ferns of Great Britain and Their Allies" by Anne Pratt, published in London for the Society of Promoting Christian Knowledge. It is notable for its vivid color illustrations with tissue guards and includes an inscription by Hester Croughton dated August 20, 1856. The book shows significant wear on the spine with partial separation of the title, though still attached. The second book is "Old Oak Tree," a collection of poems by Kathine Garford Thomas, signed by the author. This first edition is copyright 1946 and features rough-edged paper, adding to its collectible value. See photos for specific detail and condition of both volumes.

93 - History of Ancient Egypt, 2 Volumes, George This set features "A History of Ancient Egypt" by George Rawlinson, M.A., complete in two volumes and published by A. L. Burt Company, New York. Each volume is bound in leather with marbled boards, presenting a handsome shelf appearance with only minimal spine rubbing. The books include original fold-out map inserts in the first volume and numerous illustrations depicting ancient Egyptian artifacts, architecture, and fauna. The preface is dated December 31, 1880, reflecting scholarly dedication of the period. Publishing date is not available. The volumes are well-preserved, making this collection significant for collectors of historical and Egyptological literature.

94 - 1855 Frank Forester Fish & Fishing, 3rd Ed. Offered here is a hardbound third edition, revised and corrected with supplement, of Frank Forester's 'Fish and Fishing of the United States and British Provinces of North America.' Authored and illustrated by Henry William Herbert (Frank Forester),this edition was published by Stringer & Townsend, Broadway, New York, in 1855, with the original copyright noted as 1849. The book displays a gilded gold illustration on the cover and spine. Inside are multiple engravings of fish and fishing scenes,all illustrated from nature by the author. The front cover and spine show some separation and wear, particularly along the top edges and lower left corner. Pages exhibit foxing and browning, especially around the illustrations. Included is an inscription noting the death of Frank Forester on May 17, 1858. This volume speaks to both American angling history and early natural illustration.

95 - 1923 Les Peintres Impressionnistes by Duret This is a third edition copy of Théodore Duret’s "Les Peintres Impressionnistes," edited by H. Floury, Paris, 1923. The book is bound with string, and the cover is separated from the text block. This volume features prints of works by core Impressionist painters including Pissarro, Monet, Sisley, Renoir, Morisot, Cézanne, and Guillaumin. The pages display browning and some cracking at the edges due to storage, but the internal prints remain largely unaffected by wear. This edition offers a valuable historical reference to early 20th-century scholarship on Impressionism, accompanied by period illustrations. See photos for details.

96 - 1878 The Native Flowers & Ferns Vol. I Meehan This is a hardcover first volume of 'The Native Flowers and Ferns of the United States in Their Botanical, Horticultural, and Popular Aspects' by Thomas Meehan, Professor of Vegetable Physiology to the Pennsylvania State Board of Agriculture. Published and printed by L. Prang and Company, Boston, in 1878, with copyright on the same year. The book features multiple detailed chromolithograph color illustrations with tissue inserts and gilded page edges. The leather binding exhibits notable rubbing and wear, especially at the corners and edges, likely from storage. The book may have been rebound, as suggested by the interior front page. This collectible example is offered as Volume I only. Please refer to the images for additional details and condition.

97 - Three First Edition Novels With Dust Jackets Three first edition hardcover novels, each complete with its original dust jacket. Included is "Bertie Wooster Sees It Through," a Jeeves novel by P.G. Wodehouse, published by Simon & Schuster in 1955, first printing, with only slight wear visible the dust jacket. Also present is "Folded Hills" by Stewart Edward White, published by Doubleday, Doran & Company with a 1934 copyright, showing some wear on the dust jacket at the top and bottom of the spine from storage. Rounding out the lot is "e Dick Gibson Show" by Stanley Elkin, published by Random House with a 1970/1971 copyright, first edition, with a minor tear along the top front edge of the dust jacket. Each volume represents distinguished literary voices and is preserved in very good overall condition with noted minor flaws to the jackets.

98 - 2 Sci-Fi 1st Editions: Weapon Makers & Sunken Two science fiction hardcover first edition books, each with its original dust jacket. Included is "The Weapon Makers" by A. E. van Vogt, published by Hadley Publishing Company in Providence, Rhode Island, copyright 1943. The dust jacket remains viant but shows wear, some chipping on the spine, and separation along the front edge. Also included is "The Sunken World" by Stanton A. Coblentz, a romance of Atlantis, published by Fantasy Publishing in 1948. This first edition’s dust jacket exhibits notable tearing along the bottom, chipping on the spine, and a dime-sized piece missing above the title. Both books display classic mid-century science fiction themes. See photos for extensive condition details.

99 - 1886 Jules Verne From the Earth to the Moon Offered is an 1886 uniform edition of "From the Earth to the Moon: Direct in Ninety-Seven Hours and Twenty Minutes; and a Trip Round It" by Jules Verne, published by Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. The printing and bookbinding were completed by Trow's Printing and Book Binding Company, New York. This illustrated volume features a number of period illustrations throughout. The book exhibits significant exterior wear with notable damage to the cover, spine, and back cover due to storage conditions, but the book's interior remains intact with its illustrations preserved. This edition is a collectible example of Verne's influential science fiction, reflecting its long history in the hands of readers.

100 - 10 Ernest Hemingway Classics 1st Prints, 1st Eds 10 Hardcover classic works by Ernest Hemingway. Key titles include 'A Farewell to Arms,' 'The Sun Also Rises,' and 'For Whom the Bell Tolls,' along with 'A Moveable Feast,' 'To Have and Have Not,' 'Ernest Hemingway 88 Poems,' and Leicester Hemingway's 'The Sound of the Trumpet.' The majority are first printings as denoted by publisher stamps or “A” details to the copyright page, with publication dates stemming back to the 1930s. Gold gilt and signature stamps. Five dust jackets are present,each with typical wear such as creasing, chipping, or corner tip wear. Highlights include a first printing, first edition of 'The Sound of the Trumpet' and 'For Whom the Bell Tolls.' These hardcovers represent the legacy of one of the greatest writers in literature. Please review photos for additional details.

100a - 18 Ernest Hemingway & Related Books, Many 1sts 18 total Ernest Hemingway and related hard and soft cover books, including several classics. Both copies of "For Whom the Bell Tolls" in this lot look to be first printings as denoted by the copyright page. Includes multiple copies of "Papa," "Pemingway," and a reprint edition of "The Sun Also Rises" by Scribners in fine condition. Also included is a copy of "A Farewell to Arms" which appears to be a first printing. Please refer to photos for conditions and specific printings of all book. Lot features both first printings and later editions, with assorted biographies and Hemingway-themed volumes.

101 - 15 Robert E. Howard Conan Berkley Medallion Robert E. Howard soft cover books, including six copies of "The Last Celt," with a few showing some wear but the majority in very good condition. This collection also features doubles of titles such as "The Last Ride" and "Swords of Shahrazar."included are nine Berkley Medallion editions, each containing a fold-out poster that is intact and attached, except one. These editions highlight Howard’s legendary Conan and other heroic fantasy works, offering a valuable reference for collectors.

102 - 3 Copies The Catcher & the Rye J.D. Salinger Three copies of JD Salinger's classic novel, The Catcher in the Rye, each with its original dust jacket. The first copy is the first print, first Book Club Edition. The remaining two are both first print, second editions, with one of these accompanied by a tip-in guide. All books display the iconic red and yellow dust jacket design, early 1950s, 1951. The editions are issued by Little, Brown and Company, Boston. Notable features include the original publisher information and some wear observed on the dust jackets, consistent with age.

103 - First Edition Steinbeck East of Eden 1952, NF/F First print, first edition of John Steinbeck's "East of Eden," published in 1952 by The Viking Press. This hardcover book features green cloth boards with black and red spine title panel. The condition is fine or near fine and the book is a beautiful copy, showing minimal wear and well-preserved pages. A highly collectible example of this classic American novel by a Nobel Prize-winning author.

104 - 3 19th & 20th Century Occult & History Three volumes: "Demonology and Witchcraft" by Sir Walter Scott, a 1970 Bell Publishing reprint of the 1832 edition, with a dust jacket showing edge wear but a very clean book; "Around the Tea Table" by T. De Witt Talmage, published 1874 by Cowperit & Company, first printing in red-brown cloth with gold gilt, in near fine condition and an ownership inscription dated 1881; and "The Great Pyramid: Observatory, Tomb, and Temple" by Richard A. Proctor, first edition, published 1883 by Chatto &ndus, featuring gold gilt design and brown pictorial cloth, with fine or near fine condition overall and some internal foxing and edge wear. These books cover subjects of witchcraft, social commentary, and Egyptology.

105 - Mark Twain & Tolstoy Classic Book Pair Two classic literature volumes: "War and Peace" by Leo Tolstoy, translated by Louise and Aylmer Maude, published by Simon & Schuster in 1942 as part of The Inner Sanctum Edition, with illustrated endpapers depicting Napoleon's campaigns. The second book is "The Innocents Abroad, or The New Pilgrims' Progress" by Mark Twain (Samuel L. Clemens) first printing first edition, published by The American Publishing Company, Hartford, in 1902, and containing two hundred and thirty-four illustrations, gold gilt black binding. Both books are hardcover with notable period bindings and gilt decoration. Delightful copies mostly, minimal wear.

106 - Rare 1882 Illust. Prince & Pauper M.Twain 1st Stat First illustrated first state edition of 'The Prince and the Pauper' by Mark Twain, published in 1882 by James R. Osgood and Company. This highly significant piece of literary history features marbled covers and a gold-gilt decorated spine. The copy is in very nice condition, with marbled endpapers, a sturdy binding, and clean, mostly off-white pages. A notable example of 19th-century book artistry and an important addition to any literature collection.

107 - Meine Kriegserinnerungen & Kipling Jungle B. Vols Three books: 'Meine Kriegserinnerungen 1914-1918' by Erich Ludendorff, published in 1919 by Ernst Siegfried Mittler und Sohn, Berlin, with original boards and German text, first printing; and a two-volume set of 'The Jungle Books' by Rudyard Kipling,illustrated by Aldren Watson, published by Doubleday & Company, Garden City, New York, 1948, each with original illustrated dust jackets. The volumes display general wear, age-related toning, and some soiling or edge tears, primarily on the dust jackets of 'The Jungle Books.'

108 - (4) Autographed Books & Ephemea Four autographed books: "The Garden by the River" by Thomas Tiplady (inscribed and dated 1927), "Beyond the Dark" by Frank Speaight (inscribed and dated 1924), "Of Men and Dreams" by Edmund A. Stanley, Jr. (includes a letter signed by the author published 1975 by Bowne & Co.), and "Meditations" by Laura Scherer Copenhaver (signed copy) accompanied by related correspondence. All books in this collection feature author inscriptions or autographs, providing added provenance and collector value. So included is correspondence and documentation relating to the books, enhancing the set's historical appeal.

109 - 50 Science Fiction & Fantasy Soft Cover Books 50 total science fiction and fantasy soft cover books, including classics such as Jules Verne's "Journey to the Center of the Earth," "Daybreak 2250 A.D." by Andre Norton, and "The Crossroads of Time" by Andre Norton. Many titles are Ace Booksations. The lot features about a dozen double feature flip books, each containing two novels. The majority of the books are in good condition. This diverse selection showcases works by notable authors including Robert Heinlein, Samuel R. Delany, and Ursual K. Le Guin. Please see photos for detailed titles and condition.

110 - 4 Early 1900s 1st Printings, Ralph Waldo E, + Four collectible books: "Nature" by Ralph Waldo Emerson (1905), burgundy cloth, very good condition with some typical wear and light stains to the cloth binding; "In Memoriam" by Alfred Tennyson (1909), first edition, first printing with a personalized inscription from December 1909, retains its original double dust jacket; "Shoes and Ships and Sealing Wax: Poems" by Paul James, Borzoi Books, Alfred A. Knopf (1932), first edition, first printing, in dust jacket with some light wear; and "Wilduth and Another" by Gilbert Parker (1919), first edition, first printing, dust jacket with chipping to spine, book itself in great condition. These books represent notable first editions and collectible literary works from major authors.

111 - Richard Nixon Book Collection, 24 Volumes Comprehensive collection of 24 books focused on Richard Nixon, including biographies, campaign journals, political analyses, and memoirs. Notable titles and authors include "Nixon: A Political Portrait" by Earl Mazo & Stephen Hess, "Winning's a Loore Fun" by Stephen C. Shadegg, "All the President's Men" and "The Final Days" by Bob Woodward & Carl Bernstein, "Six Crises" by Richard Nixon, and "Landslide" by Arthur Pearl. Several books retain their original dust jackets, and authors ale Gary Allen, William Costello, Bela Kornitzer, and Eli S. Chesen, M.D. Subjects span Nixon's campaigns, presidency, public perception, and Watergate. Condition varies; some dust jackets present light wear. Ideal for collectors or researchers of American political history.

112 - 5 Limited Edition Slipcase Literary Sets- Signed Five boxed or slipcased limited edition book sets and volumes: 1) "Ralph Davenport Mershon" by Edith D. Cockins, 1956, two-volume set in red slipcase. 2) "Diary & Autobiography of John Adams," four volumes, edited by L.H. Butterfield, 1964, published by Harvard University, in original slipcase. 3) "The House of the Seven Gables" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Imprint Society limited edition in brown slipcase. 4) "Connecticut Yankee: An Autobiography" by Wilbur L. Cross, Charter Oak Edition, Yale University Press 1943, signed by the author, slipcase present. 5) "The Quality of Life" by James A. Michener with paintings by James B. Wyeth, Girard Bank, 1970, green slipcase. All volumes are complete and presented with original boxes or slipcases. The Connecticut Yankee" volume is author-signed and the sets demonstrate fine collectible condition, with limited editions and special publisher features.

113 - 12 Modern Hardcover Books with Dust-Jk 12 modern hardcover books with dust jackets from various authors and publishers. Notable titles include "Kentucky is My Land" by Jesse Stuart (E.P. Dutton, 1952, second printing), "I Heard My Sister Speak My Name" by Thomas Savage (1977), "The Tos Syndrome" by Walker Percy, "Breakpoint" by William Brinkley (first edition, 1978), "Come Monday Morning'" by Chris Loken, "The Islands: The Worlds of the Puerto Ricans" by Stan Steiner, "Almost a Life" by B.H. Friedman, "V. Sackville-West by Michael Stevens, "Secrets of Mount Sinai" by James Bentley, "Breaking the Ring" by John Barron, "The Assassins" by Elia Kazan, and "Made in America" by Peter Maas. Most books retain their original dust jackets; conditions appear generally good. An eclectic mix of fiction and non-fiction works spanning the mid-to-late 20th century.

114 - Science Fiction & Comics Lot, 1950s–1960s Four "The Great Society" comic books (Pocket Books, 1966), two issues of "Cosmos Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine No. 2" featuring B. Traven, 1953 (these copies are quite nice and clean Near Fine), “The Space Swimmers" by Gordon Dickson (Bery Medallion, 1967, hardcover), and the booklet "Rockets vs. Flying Saucers: Adult Space Fiction" with monochrome cover art. The items span science fiction and comic genres and reflect mid-20th-century publishing trends. All pieces display their original covers and period advertising, with stories by notable science fiction authors.

115 - 1717 German Religious Book by Nicholas CAUSSN This is a 1717 German religious book titled "Heilige Hoffaltung," attributed to Nicholas Caussin. Printed for the spiritual and moral guidance of court life in Germany, this work reflects early 18th-century perspectives on religion amidst courtly society. The book is bound in period leather and features raised bands and gilt details on the spine. It measures approximately 7 1/4 x 8 1/2 inches. The interior includes decorative headpieces and a detailed engraved frontispiece. There is slight edge and spine wear consistent with its age, but overall the book remains in very good condition. A significant example of German religious and cultural history.

116 - Collected Magazine Books 1770,1781,1881, 1895 This lot comprises four collected magazine books published in the years 1770, 1781, 1881, and 1895. The group includes: 'The Oxford Magazine: Or, Universal Museum' (Vol. IV, 1770) with copper-plate embellishments and original content from the University of Oxford; 'The Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure' (Vol. LXVIII, 1781), offering knowledge and entertainment for gentry and merchants; 'The Leisure Hour' (1881), an illustrated London periodical with detailed engravings; and 'The Pall Mall Magazine' (Vol. VI, May-August 1895), featuring literary works and color plates. The books exhibit period-typical binding, age-related wear, and individual provenance annotations. Together, these volumes reflect over a century of British publishing and periodical history.

117 - 1840 Die Grosse Chronik European Battles Set This listing is for a two-volume set of "Die Grosse Chronik: Geschichte des Krieges der Verbündeten Europa's gegen Napoleon Bonaparte in den Jahren 1813, 1814 and 1815" by Johann Sporschil, published in 1840. Both volumes feature detailed illustrations, including maps and portraits in the text. Spine of volume one is detached but included, while volume two is missing half of its spine and both are in need of repair. Original covers remain intact, with possible faded gold edging. An important historical account of Napoleon's European battles.

118 - 1833 First Edition Ostrander Planetarium &  A This is a first edition copy of "The Planetarium and Astronomical Calculator" by Tobias Ostrander, published in 1833 by M'Elrath, Bangs & Herbert in New York. Written for use in schools, academies, and private study, Ostrander’s volume provides diagrams and detailed explanations of astronomical systems. This single volume retains its original foldout map and presents multiple period illustrations, including celestial charts and lunar phases. The book shows visible age-appropriate wear, including foxing, edge wear to the spine, and yellowing of pages, aligning with its significant age and early 19th-century origins.

119 - Paperback Classics & Literary Works This lot offers a fantastic box of paperback classics by various authors across multiple genres. Highlights include 'Under the Greenwood Tree' dating from 1932, the German-printed 'All Men Are Enemies' by Richard Aldington, and 'The Double Helix' by James D. Watson. Notable crime and historical narratives like 'Hanging Judge' by Bruce Hamilton, alongside culturally significant books on Frank Sinatra, Bob Dylan, and Lenny Bruce, broaden this collection’s appeal. Also featured are 'Nobody Knows My Name' by James Baldwin, 'My Son, the Murderer' by Patrick Quentin, and the influential novel 'The Man With the Golden Arm' by Nelson Algren. The variety of authors, themes, and publication eras—from mid-century to modern—make this group ideal for readers or collectors. Please review all photos for additional details and condition.

120 - Five First Printings & Club Editions w/ Dustcovers Offered is a collection of five collectible books, each with its original dust jacket. Included is Arthur Koestler's "Dialogue with Death," the Danube edition, published by Macmillan and Company, a first edition, first printing from 1967 (copyright966), featuring a clean dust jacket. Morris West's "The Salamander," a Book-of-the-Month Club selection published by William Morrow and Company (copyright 1973), also presents with a clean dust jacket. Josephine Lawrence's "Song in the Night," published by William Morrow and Company (copyright 1952), comes with its original dust jacket showing minor wear and foxing on the spine but no major tears. "The Narrow Covering" by Julia Siebel, published by Harcourt Brace and Company (copyright 1956),s very light cosmetic wear to its dust jacket. Lastly, Gabrielle Roy's "The Cashier," a first edition from 1955, shows chipping along the top edge and spine but is otherwise intact. All books retain their period dust jackets, adding to their collectible appeal.

121 - Elsie Venner First Edition Two Volumes 1861 The complete two volume first edition, first printing set of 'Elsie Venner: A Romance of Destiny' by Oliver Wendell Holmes, published in 1861 by Ticknor and Fields, Boston. Both books are bound in original brown cloth, stamped in blind, with gilt titling that has largely worn away due to storage, as shown in the photos. Despite some signs of age and handling, the set remains in good overall condition. These volumes represent an important work by Holmes, offering a unique piece of literary and publishing history from mid-19th century America.

122 - James Fennimore Cooper 1829 Pioneers & Pilot Two sets of early 19th-century works by James Fennimore Cooper, each in two volumes. The first set is "The Pioneers, or the Sources of the Susquehanna: A Descriptive Tale," sixth edition, published in 1829 by Carey, Lea & Carey, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. The second set is "The Pilot: A Tale of the Sea," fifth edition, also published in 1829 by the same publisher. All books exhibit significant wear consistent with their age, especially scuffing and shelf wear on the leather covers and spin. The interiors show foxing throughout, yet all pages remain intact and attached to the spine. This early American literary collection reflects the robust legacy of Cooper's work and 19th-century Philadelphia publishing history. Please review photos for condition details.

123 - The Marble Faun by Nathaniel Hawthorne, 1860 This is a two-volume hardcover edition of 'The Marble Faun; or, The Romance of Monte Bení' by Nathaniel Hawthorne, published by Ticknor and Fields in Boston in 1860. The set was stereotyped and printed by H. O. Houghton and Company. Both volumes retain their original brown cloth bindings, with ornate blind-stamped covers and complete spine gilding. The books are in very good condition, with no serious wear on the covers or spine, as verified by the cataloger. This early edition offers a significant piece of literary history authored by one of America's most celebrated writers.

124 - Sapphira & the Slave Girl First Edition 1940 This is a hardcover, first edition of Sapphira and the Slave Girl by Willa Cather, published by Alfred A. Knopf, New York in 1940, with copyright also dated 1940 and first edition printing stated. The book remains in good condition overall, displaying slight discoloration along the spine from storage. Pages remain intact, with only a very slight separation from the spine. The interior includes a period gift inscription dated Christmas 1940.

125 - 1928 Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie Hardcover Offered here is a 1928 hardcover edition from the collection of the plays of J. M. Barrie, featuring "Peter Pan or The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up." Published by Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, this copy retains its original dust jacket. The dust jacket shows some wear and discoloration along the spine due to storage, but the book itself remains in fine condition. The work is copyright 1928 by J. M. Barrie. This edition is notable for being part of the uniform collection of Barrie’s plays, offering collectors and enthusiasts a significant piece of literary history.

126 - Joseph Heller Catch-22 1961 Reissue & More Two hardcover books by Joseph Heller. Included is a 1961 reissue of Catch-22, published by Simon & Schuster, complete with its original dust jacket. The dust jacket shows slight wear, primarily along the top spine edge and minor edge mowing due to storage, but remains in good overall condition. Also included is a first edition copy of Picture This, published in 1988 by GP Putnam's Sons, with its dust jacket in very good condition. Both volumes are shown in detail in the provided photos, offering a notable pair of works by the acclaimed author.

127 - Thomas Wolfe Notebooks 1970 2-Vol Slipcase "The Notebooks of Thomas Wolfe," a two-volume hardcover slipcase set published in 1970 by the University of North Carolina Press. Both volumes are first editions and are edited by Richard S. Kennedy and Paschal Reeves. The set includes its original illustrated slipcase, which shows wear and damage at the top right corner. Volume II also has corresponding top corner wear, as shown in the photos. The books themselves are clean with sharp edges. This is an essential collector's piece representing the work of Thomas Wolfe in a notable first edition release.

128 - Six 1st Edition Female Authors, Dust Jackets This lot comprises six first edition hardcover books with original dust jackets, all authored by women. Included are: "Shining Through" by Susan Isaacs (Harper & Row, 1988, pink cover); "We Dickinsons" by Eileen Fisher & Olive Rabe (Atheneum, 196dust jacket shows wear and the book and pages have some foxing; "Before the Sun Goes Down" by Elizabeth Metzger Howard (Doubleday, 1946), dust jacket exhibits wear with tears on the top edge and spine ends; "The Traces of Thomas Hariot" by Murieleyser (Random House, 1971), with a slight tear on the bottom edge of the dust jacket; "The Apparition" by Ramona Stewart (Little, Brown & Co., 1973), dust jacket shows wear along the top and bottom spine edges; and "The Midnight Dancers" by Anneury (Random House, 1973), jacket is clean. These first editions showcase a range of notable female voices from mid-20th century literature.

129 - 1914 Luther Burbank 12-Volume Leather Set This is the complete 12 volume leather-bound collection "Luther Burbank: His Methods & Discoveries & Their Practical Application," published in New York & London by Luther Burbank Press, copyright 1914. Each volume features an embossed heart design over, with the first volume dedicated to O.R.Grimmesey and his fellows of the Luther Burbank Society, and includes Burbank's printed signature on the dedication page. The set boasts dozens of color plates depicting fruits, vegetables, and scenes from the Burbank farm. The volumes show only slight wear, with no foxing or yellowing of pages, and are overall in good condition.

130 - Plays & Poems, First Editions Curated assembly of first and early editions featuring renowned poets and playwrights. Highlights include 'The Ponder Heart' by Joseph Fields (Random House, first printing, 1956), 'Yelenka the Wise and Other Folk Tales' by Anne Charlotte Darlington (Women's Press, copyright 1926), and 'Kibitzer: A Comedy' by Jo Swerling and Edward G. Robinson (first edition, 1929, with photo of Edward G. Robinson). Also present is 'The Man With the Hoe and Other Poems' by Edwin Markham (first edition, 1899), 'The Great God Brown' by Eugene O’Neill (with dust jacket, first published London, 1926), and 'Days Without End' by Eugene O’Neill (first edition, Random House, 1934). John Galsworthy’s 'Escape' (Charles Scribner’s Sons, first edition, 1926, with dust jacket), and a significant collection of John Masefield titles: 'Some Verses to Some Germans,' 'Everlasting Mercy' (first edition), 'Esther: A Tragedy' (first edition, paperback, 1920), 'Right Royal' (1920), 'Enslaved' (first trade edition, 1920, with dust jacket), 'Minnie Maylow’s Story' (first edition, 1931, no dust jacket), 'King Cole' (first edition), and 'The Tragedy of Nan' (1909 edition). This lot combines drama and poetry from celebrated literary voices and offers several scarce or fist addition works, some with original dust jackets and distinctive provenance.

131 - Classic Works by Mann, Parker, Milay This exceptional collection features nine volumes from celebrated authors, highlighted by two books from Thomas Mann: "This Peace" (first edition, 1938, original dust jacket, Alfred A. Knopf/Borzoi) and "The Holy Sinner" (1951 Book-of-the-Month Cselection, Alfred Knopf, dust jacket with significant wear). Included is "Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller (1949, Book-of-the-Month Club, second printing before publication, dust jacket with some tearing and chipping). Carl Sandburg’s "Smokend Steel" (1920, no dust jacket) is presented alongside Peter Darien’s "Drift" (1941, Rittenhouse, original dust jacket). Also offered are Katie Louchheim’s "With or Without Roses" (1966, first edition, dust jacket very good), Edna St. Vincent Mllay’s "Second April" (1921, leather cover, gold gilt), Dorothy Parker’s "Sunset Gun" (1928, Boni & Liveright), and Rudyard Kipling’s "His Apologies" (1932, first US printing, illustrated by Cecil Alden). This grouping represents a curated selection of influential literature with notable provenance and period bindings. See photos for all details

132 - Early Poetry & Literature Many 1st Ed. Vintage books, many of which are notable first editions. Included are "Home-Folks" by James Whitcomb Riley (Bowen Merrill, 1900, first edition); "On Going to Church" by George Bernard Shaw (1896, rough-edged raw paper); "The Spell of the Yukon aher Verses" by Robert W. Service (Barse & Hopkins, 1907); "The Homestead Called Damascus" by Kenneth Rexroth (paperback, undated); "Heartsease and Rue" by James Russell Lowell (1888); "Apollo and the Seaman" by Herbert Trench (1908); "Collect of Rupert Brooke" (Dodd, Mead & Company, 1915); "Syringa at the Gate" by Lillie Buffum Chace Wyman (Marshall Jones, Boston, 1926); "Edwin Arlington Robinson" by Mark Van Doren (The Literary Guild of America, 1927); "An Uncensored Anthology" ("Overheard in Arcady" (Robert Bridges, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1894); "Requiem" by Humbert Wolfe (George H. Doran, 1927); "To Jews, Jesus and Other Poems" by Florence Kiper Frank (1915); and "The Voyageur" by William Henry Drummond, M.D. (19illustrations by Frederick Simpson Coburn). This grouping showcases a range of poetic and literary works from significant authors and publishers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with several works appearing in rare first or early states.

133 - Modern Literature First Editions Modern literature first editions, including The Pope of Greenwich Village by Vincent Patrick (Seaview Books, original dust jacket with some wear and slight tearing on the title page, first edition). Also included is Robert Ludlum's The Matarese Circle (Richard Marek Publishers, original dust jacket, first printing, 1979), The Secrets of Harry Bright by Joseph Wambaugh (William Morrow and Company, first edition), White Light by Campbell Armstrong (William Morrow and Company, dust jacket, first edition), and The High Voyage by Olga Litowinsky (Viking Press, first edition, 1977). J.D. Salinger's Nine Stories (Little, Brown and Company, dust jacket with wear, copyright 1948-1953), Bruce Jay Friedman's The Current Climate (Atlantic Monthly Press, dust jacket, first printing), Arthur Koestler's Darkness at Noon (1941, The Macmillan Company, original dust jacket showing storage wear), Arthur Herzog's Glad to Be Here (Thomas E. Crowell, volume two, first edition), and Richard Rhodes's A Hole in the World: An American Boyhood (Simon & Schuster, dust jacket, first edition) are also included. The collection shows typical age-related wear to some dust jackets, particularly on Nine Stories and Darkness at Noon, well-preserved otherwise.

134 - Cosmos 5 Volumes by Alexander von Humboldt, 1 Complete set of five volumes titled "Cosmos: A Sketch of a Physical Description of the Universe" by Alexander von Humboldt. Published by Harper & Brothers, New York, the first edition volume is copyrighted 1861, and the subsequent four volumes are dated 1860. The first volume includes a frontispiece portrait of Humboldt with a tissue guard; the remaining volumes are unillustrated. All books are bound in matching embossed cloth with gilt titling on the spines. There is visible box wear, some shelf wear, and moderate yellowing consistent with age. These works represent an influential exploration of the physical universe by a celebrated scientist of the 19th century.

135 - Two UFO & Alien Themed First Edition Hardback Two hardcover UFO and alien-themed books, each with its original dust jacket. Included is "An Alien Harvest" by Linda Moulton Howe, a first printing, special limited edition published in 1989 by MH Linda Moulton Howe Productions. The book explores further evidence linking animal mutilations and human abductions to alien life forms. Also present is "Out There: The Government's Secret Quest for Extraterrestrial" by Howard Blum, a first edition published by Simon & Schuster in 1990, detailing to secret government investigations into extraterrestrial encounters. Both are foundational works in the field of UFO literature.

136 - 1857 Complete Works of Thomas Dick, 2 Vols This two-volume set features "The Complete Works of Thomas Dick, LL.D.," published in 1857 by Edwards and Bushnell in St. Louis, Missouri. The set includes all eleven volumes bound into two large books, each covered in leather with marbled page edg. Both volumes show pronounced wear: the spine of Volume I is partially separated and fragile, while Volume II's spine is pulling away with its top section missing. These books previously belonged to the library at ELIM, Lima, New York, as indicated by markings. Although still intact, their bindings remain delicate and should be handled with care.

137 - Seven Volume Oliver Wendell Holmes Set This is a seven volume set collecting the works of Oliver Wendell Holmes, including titles such as "A Mortal Antipathy," "Medical Essays," "The Poet at the Breakfast Table," and "Our Hundred Days in Europe." Each volume features elegant marbles with gilt-decorated leather spines and corners, exhibiting extreme wear, with multiple covers separated and storage-related spine damage visible. Internally, the books show very little foxing or yellowing, preserving the clarity of Holmes's writings. This collection captures a breadth of Holmes’s literary and intellectual contributions, though offered in highly worn condition.

138 - Non-Fiction Paperback Books This monster collection features a diverse array of mostly non-fiction paperback books, spanning biography, history, and culture. Included are prominent titles such as "The Babe Ruth Story," "All About The Beatles," "The Age of Adventure," and is Nixon." Notable authors represented include John F. Kennedy ("Why England Slept," "Profiles in Courage"), Truman Capote ("The Muses are Heard"), Henry James (multiple works), William Faulkner, and more. Other highlights point to mid-century perspectives on politics, sports, music, and philosophy. See photos for full detail on condition and title selection.

139 - Signed Poetry Collection Including Many 1st Ed This substantial poetry lot features multiple first editions and notable signed volumes. Highlighted are 'Hospital Ballads' by Frederick E. Keller, M.D., signed and dated 1941, and 'The Ballad of Life & Death and Other Poems' by Oscar Boulton, signed by the author in 1925. Included is the first edition of 'America' (1974) with dust jacket, 'These Things Are Ours' first edition, 'Prometheus in Pittsburgh' first edition, and 'Mary of Magdala' (copyright 1903). The collection also contains John A. Weaver's 'Turning' (19/31st edition) along with other distinguished poetry volumes, some in decorative and illustrated bindings. This grouping offers a unique snapshot of 20th-century poetry with exceptional signed and collectible works.

140 - 4 Antiquarian & Early 20th Century Editions Four books: 'Freedom Road' by Howard Fast (1944, first edition, with dust jacket), published by Duell, Sloan & Pearce; 'Atalanta in Calydon: A Tragedy' by Algernon Charles Swinburne (1866), published by Ticknor and Fields, Boston; 'Sicilian Idyls & Other Verses' by Jane Minot Sedgwick (1898), published by Copeland and Day, Boston; and 'A Treatise on Lightning Conductors' by Lucius Lyon (1860), published by George P. Putnam, New York. These books are early editions, featuring original publishers' bindings with various signs of wear, scattered marks, and foxing appropriate to age. No significant restoration is visible. A desirable lot for collectors of 19th and early 20th century literature and science.

141 - Four Decorative Hardcover Books, 1863-1900s Four decorative hardcover books: "MAPE" by André Maurois (translated by Eric Sutton, London: John Lane The Bodley Head Limited), "The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and Other Collections of Philadelphia" by Helen W. Henderson (Boston: L.C.ge & Company, 1911, illustrated), "Tales of a Wayside Inn" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1863), and "William Herschel and His Work" by James Sime (New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1900). Each volume has hard covers, viable period bindings, and intact interior pages; one book features a page with an inscription.

142 - 45 Paperback Novels & Classics 45 paperback books featuring a range of fiction, mystery, and literary classics by notable authors such as John Irving, Joseph Heller, Jerzy Kosinski, Leslie Charteris, Saul Bellow, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Sherwood Anderson, Joan Didion, and more. Titles include "Catch-22," "The World According to Garp," "Enter the Saint," "Her" by Ferlinghetti, and several Dell mystery editions. The set includes a mix of mid-century and later paperbacks, some with illustrated covers. A diverse group ideal for collectors or readers of literary and popular fiction. Condition varies among volumes.

143 - 5 19th-Century Books & Sets Five antique volumes: "Norwood; or, Village Life in New England" by Henry Ward Beecher, 1868, Charles Scribner & Company, brown cloth boards; "Hours of Exercise in the Alps" by John Tyndall, 1877, D. Appleton and Company, half leather with marble boards; "The British, Roman, and Saxon Antiquities and Folk-Lore of Worcestershire" by Jabez Allies, second edition, John Russell Smith, green embossed cloth boards; and a two-volume set, "The Life and Speeches of Henry Clay," Volume I & II, 1842,ley & McElrath, half leather with marbled boards. All exhibit age-related wear, some with inscriptions or foxing.

144 - Signed, Rare & Miniature Books Extensive collection of books and miniature books, including many vintage and rare volumes. Highlights include a 1961 Tiny Treasure King James Version 1611 miniature book, "The Tailor of Mount Holly" by John Woolman (1926), a signed copy of "Versed Worse" by Josephine Royle, and a signed copy of "Signs at My Finger Ends" by Dorothy Richardson. Also features "The Vicar of Wakefield," Volumes One & Two (1766, 1885 edition), "Poems" by Alfred Tennyson, two volumes of "Bosses," a King Pek, "Life's Little Ironies" by Thomas Hardy (Tauchnitz edition), "Samantha at Saratoga" (1895), "Uncle Bernac" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Tauchnitz edition), "The Critic" by Richard Brinsley Sheridan (1897, in very nice condition), "Jean Franlet," "The Holy Grail," additional poetry volumes, "Holy Land: A Story" by Ludwig Lewisohn, "Hans Holbein: Bilder des Todes," and "The Master of the Inn" by Robert Herrick. The collection demonstrates a wide range in age, theme, and authors home books are signed or published in limited editions.

145 - 10 Poetry Books & Magazines, 19th-20th, Holmes+ 10 poetry items including: "Poems by Eugene Field" (marble binding, gold gilt, 1912), "Collected Poems 1947 and 1967" by Nathan Rosenbaum, "Enigma: A Poetic Mystery" presented by Mrs. Louis K. Anspacher (appears autographed by the author), "PoMagazine of Verse" edited by Harriet Monroe (October 1921, Vol. XIX, Issue No. 1), "Poems and Portraits" by Don Marquis, "Poems" by Alice Meynell, "Lowell's Poems" (Volume Two, gold gilt), "Illustrated Poems of Oliver Wendell Holmes" (hardcd gilt, illustrated, Boston, 1885), "Salt Water Poems and Ballads" by John Masefield (illustrated by Chas. Pears), and "Our Living Poets: An Essay in Criticism" by H. Buxton Forman (hardcover, marble binding, gold gilt, London, 1871).

146 - 19th & Early 20th Century Books Approximately fourteen antique books, with publication dates spanning from the mid-19th to early 20th century. Notable works include "A Fairyland of Verse" by Edwin Leibfreed (1910), "The Pleasures of Memory" by Samuel Rogers and "The Pleasurespe" by Thomas Campbell (1867), "Poems" by James B. Everhart (1868), "Scientific American Reference Book" (1896), "How to Make Pictures" by Henry Clay Price, "Love-Songs of Childhood" by Eugene Field (1894), and "Little Masterpieces: Daniel presentative Speeches" (1898). The selection also features illustrated titles, volumes with embossed or gilt-stamped covers, thematic gift books, and art monographs on figures such as Albrecht Dürer, Rembrandt, Millet, and Botticelli. Several show period inscriptions and decorative bindings. Condition varies, with some volumes displaying edge wear and scattered foxing.

147 - Winston S. Churchill Book Collection, 11 Vols 11 hardcover volumes by or about Winston S. Churchill. Titles include: "The Second World War" (various volumes: "Their Finest Hour" 1949, "The Grand Alliance," "The Hinge of Fate," "Triumph and Tragedy"), "Great Contemporaries" (1937), "Tide: Speeches 1951 and 1952" (Randolph S. Churchill, 1954), "A History of the English Speaking Peoples" (Volumes I, II, IV, Dodd, Mead), and "Winston S. Churchill: Youth 1874-1900" by Randolph S. Churchill. Includes both hardcovers and dust jacket with some volumes ex-library or with inscriptions. Published variously by Cassell, Putnam, Houghton Mifflin, Dodd, Mead, and Macmillan.

148 - Paranormal & Science Fiction Book Collection 12 books focused on paranormal phenomena, science fiction, archaeology, UFOs, and the supernatural. Notable titles include "50 Strange Stories of the Supernatural" edited by John Canning, "UFO's: A Scientific Debate" edited by Carl Sagan and ThorPage, "Interstellar Contact" by Duncan Lunan, "Immortality: The Scientific Evidence" by Alison J. Smith, "Exploring the Unknown: Mysteries in American Archaeology" by Sharon S. McKern, "The Mars Mystery" by Graham Hancock, "Alternate Worldsustrated History of Science Fiction" by James Gunn (with intro by Isaac Asimov), "Worlds Beyond" by Ian Wilson, and works by Raymond E. Fowler. Several books have dust jackets and some ex-library markings and wear. This is an eclectic set appealino enthusiasts of unexplained phenomena and speculative science.

149 - Antique Poetry & Music Books Collection Five hardcover books: "Mabel Martin: A Harvest Idyl" by John Greenleaf Whittier, Boston: James R. Osgood and Company, 1876, illustrated; "Maud Muller" by John G. Whittier, Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1867, illustrations by W.J. Hennessy; "Charlekens: His Tragedy and Triumph, Volume Two" by Edgar Johnson, Simon and Schuster, 1952, biography; "Carols Old & Carols New" compiled by Charles L. Hutchins, containing traditional carols and sheet music; "Moore's Irish Melodies," with symphoniesaccompaniments by Sir John Stevenson and words by Thomas Moore, edited by J.W. Glover, published by James Duffy, Dublin. Several books have personalized inscriptions. The group features ornate covers and gilt decorations, suitable for collectors of 19th and early 20th-century literature and music.

150 - 30+ Classic Horror & Suspense Over 30 horror and suspense books, including six total horror and suspense examples: iZombie by Kurt Selby (1982 softcover), Vampirella #5 Deathgame by Ron Goulart with Gonzalez back cover art, Nightmares by Robert Bloch, an advanced copy of Jaws 2 (1978), two copies of Fritz Leiber's Our Lady of Darkness, plus classics like The Island of Dr. Moreau, The Bride of Fu Manchu, Invasion of the Body Snatchers by Jack Finney, Dracula by Bram Stoker, and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. Also features titles such as Pathfinder: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (softcover), The Monster Makers (hardcover), The History of Ghosts, Vampires & Werewolves (hardcover), and Mary Shelley's Monster by Martin Tropp. Most books are in very nice condition with a few showing typical creasing and wear from storage.

150a - JD Salinger Nine Stories First Edition & BCE 1st Two hardcover copies of JD Salinger’s Nine Stories, including a first print first edition with original dust jacket and a book club edition first print also with dust jacket. The first edition displays some light foxing to dust jacket, while the book club edition is a near fine, very clean copy. Both books are overall clean and presentable inside, featuring the original design by Little, Brown and Company. These editions are significant for collectors of modern American literature.

151 - 1933 As the Earth Turns Signed First Edition 1933 hardcover copy of "As the Earth Turns" by Gladys Hasty Carroll, published by The Macmillan Company. This first edition features the original dust jacket with vivid colors, clean edges, and minimal wear. The book is autographed by the author onhe copyright first page. The dust jacket and binding are both in very clean, sharp, near fine condition, as shown in the photographs. Notable for its collectible status, this edition is an excellent example of early 20th-century American literature.

152 - Four 19th & Early 20th Century Four hardcover literary works from recognized authors: 'In the Cage' by Henry James (Herbert S. Stone & Co., 1898, first edition, gold gilt, BAL 10630), 'Wolfert's Roost and Other Papers' by Washington Irving (G.P. Putnam & Co., 1855, first edition),'Woman's Work: Being an Inquiry and an Assumption' by Alice Hubbard (copyright 1908), and 'The Siege of London, The Pension Beaurepas, and The Point of View' by Henry James Jr. (James R. Osgood and Company, 1883, BAL 10538, second state, 1,528 copies). The books display original bindings and period-appropriate materials. Condition varies, with some spines and covers showing noticeable wear, edge loss, and aging commensurate with age (mostly “Woman’s Work,” the remainder are quite nicer.

153 - 19th Century Literary Books Collection, 4 Vol Four 19th century literary books: "The Complete Poetical Works of William Wordsworth," edited by Henry Reed, Philadelphia: Hayes & Zell, 1864; "The Sand-Hills of Jutland" by Hans Christian Andersen, Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1860; "Scripture Lby John Kitto, London: Bell & Daldy, 1873, part of Bohn’s Illustrated Library; and "The Song of Hiawatha" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1856. Volumes show marbled endpapers, period leather and cloth bindings, and inscription marks, with notable signs of age and use.

154 - 7 Vtg Literary Double Vols, Rare Et Cetera Scrapbo 7 literary volumes comprising: (1) "Et Cetera: A Collector's Scrap-Book" (1924, Pascal Covici), limited edition, edited by Vincent Starrett; (2) "Life of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow" (2 volumes, 1886, Ticknor and Company), edited by Samuel Longfelwith extracts from journals and correspondence, both volumes present and retaining engraved portraits; (3) "The Life of Robert Louis Stevenson" (2 volumes, 1901, Charles Scribner's Sons) by Graham Balfour, both volumes illustrated with portraits; ("Romola" by George Eliot (2 volumes, 1888, Estes and Lauriat), illustrated, both with original covers in cream and red decorative boards. The books exhibit general signs of wear and age, most are clean, one of the volumes has possible loose page atypical foxing to inners. This set provides notable biographical and literary works from prominent 19th and early 20th century authors and publishers.

155 - Children’s Book Lot Including AA Milne, Kipling Classic children’s books including four Dutton AA Milne titles: 'When We Were Very Young,' 'Now We Are Six,' 'The House at Pooh Corner,' and 'Winnie-the-Pooh,' each with the original dust jackets and minor wear, all very late printings; the books themselves are in great condition. Also included are 'The Roly-Poly Pudding' by Beatrix Potter, 'Winterthing' by Joan Aiken (Holt library edition), 'The Rubáiyát of a Persian Kitten' by Oliver Herford, and 'The Overall Boys' by Eulalie Osgood Grover, blue cloth binding, illustrated by Bertha L. Corbett, first reader copyright 1915. 'Lullaby Land' by Eugene Field (Scribner’s, gold gilt cover and spine, 1894) and two Rudyard Kipling works: 'Sea Warfare' (Macmillan, 1916, gilt titled) and 'Ballads & Ditties' (1898, gold gilt, tip-in typed copyright plate). Overall, this lot presents a diverse assembly of notable children’s literature in collectible formats.

156 - 17 Vintage Preschool Puzzles & Book Total of 17 vintage puzzles, primarily for preschool use, including examples from Playskool and SIFO. All puzzles are intact except for one with a single missing piece. Themes include fire trucks, The Three Little Pigs, postal van, horse and rider, and more. The lot also includes a large hardcover copy of "Three Little Horses" by Piet Worm, published by Random House, 1955. The puzzles and book are well preserved, showcasing classic children’s themes and artwork, some damage to bottom of DJ forhardcover.

157 - 1930s-40s Flying Aces Magazines, Ian Fleming Bond+ Three vintage Flying Aces magazines: issue #4 from 1940 in very good condition (nicest copy here) with clean edges and vibrant colors, issue #4 from 1934 with a detached back cover and typical wear, and issue #2 from 1939, intact with usual age wear.Also included are a 1955 hardcover black and yellow edition of "Moonraker" by Ian Fleming, a green hardbound copy of "The Rose and the Ring" by William Makepeace Thackeray, and a 1972 vintage Life magazine featuring Joe Namath. All items show tyl wear consistent with age and handling, with noted specific conditions for each magazine.

158 - 50 Sci-Fi & Fantasy Soft Covers Comprehensive lot of 50 science fiction and fantasy graphic and pulp paperback books, featuring mini classics from notable authors such as H.G. Wells, Poul Anderson, James Blish, Ray Bradbury, and Isaac Asimov. Includes iconic titles such as The TimeMachine, The War of the Worlds, The First Men in the Moon, The Caves of Steel, and more. Majority are in very nice condition with only minor wear to some spine and corner tips, showing good bottoms and vibrant cover colors. A diverse selection for collectors or enthusiasts of classic sci-fi literature.

159 - 3 Double Volume Vintages, Jane Austen, Whistler+ Three double volume vintage hardcover sets. The first set is "The Confessions of Jean Jacques Rousseau," translated into English with etchings by Ed. Hedouin, volumes one and two, library editions from 1904. The second set, "The Life of James McNeWhistler" by E.R. and J. Pennell, consists of both volumes, Lippincott 1908, each with apparent autographs on the first pages. The third set is published by Ticknor and Fields and features Jane Austen classics: "Mansfield Park" and the double volof "Sense and Sensibility & Persuasion," both from 1866. All are hardcover. See photos for specific conditions.

160 - Military & Aviation History Books Curated selection of eight books focused on military and aviation history. Highlights include "High Horizons" by Frank J. Taylor, detailing 25 years among the mainline airway, published by McGraw-Hill in 1951 with its original dust jacket, which shs storage wear. "Journey of the Giants" by Gene Gurney is included, sharing the story of the B-29 Superfort, published by Coward McCann, New York, 1961, also with its original dust jacket exhibiting wear and tears. Also present is the first editionf "The Airmen Who Would Not Die" by John G. Fuller (G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1979), "Historic Airships" by Rupert Sargent Holland, published in 1928 with multiple illustrations, and "B-17 Fortress B-29 Superfortress At War" by Roger Freeman & Davidon (PRC, 1996) with dust jacket. Finally, this lot contains "Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1938" published by Arco, and "Jane's Military Communications 1981" second edition, offering an authoritative reference for collectors and historians.

160a - 10 John O’Hara Hardcover Books & Set 10 John O’Hara hardcover items published by Random House. Includes the 'Sermons and Soda-Water' three-volume set in slipcase ('We're Friends Again,' 'Imagine Kissing Pete,' 'The Girl on the Baggage Truck'), as well as individual hardcovers: 'Elizabeth Appleton,' 'The Instrument,' 'Ourselves to Know,' 'Ten North Frederick,' 'Waiting for Winter,' 'The Lockwood Concern,' 'Lovey Childs: A Philadelphian’s Story,' 'The O’Hara Generation' (white cloth, gold gilt title), and 'The Farmers Hotel.' Most if not all items are first printings and the lot is in clean, near fine condition.

161 - Four Illustrated French Edition Softcover Vol Four French edition publications, all softcovers. Included is "While the Past Burns and Lost Edition" by Lillian Everts, a limited edition copyright 1950, printed in Paris, with translations in French and "For Review" written in ink on the frontr—possibly a pre-release copy. The lot also comprises three full French storybooks, publication years unknown, each illustrated throughout. Among these is "Alfred de Musset: Ses Plus Beaux Vers," notable for its vibrant full-color illustrations. All books show some wear consistent with age and storage. See photos for further details on content and condition.

162 - First Editions by Faulkner, Updike & Miller This collection features seminal works of 20th-century literature, including several first editions and first printings from major authors. Highlights include "Big Woods: The Hunting Stories of William Faulkner," first printing, Random House, dustcket with light spine tearing; "Light in August" by William Faulkner, fourth printing, 1932, original dust jacket with significant wear; and "A Fable" by William Faulkner, original dust jacket, Random House, copyrights 1950 & 1954, dust jacket ind condition. Also included is "Tropic of Capricorn" by Henry Miller, Grove Press, 1961, original dust jacket with edge wear. John Updike highlights: "Of the Farm" (first edition, 1965, Knopf, dust jacket very good), "Bech: A Book" (1971 editioned, possibly with prior owner sticker, dust jacket very good), "A Month of Sundays" (first edition, 1975, Knopf, lightly worn jacket), and "Marry Me" (first trade edition, 1976, Knopf). This lot offers collectors a rare opportunity to acquire mule firsts from literature’s towering figures, with a range of jacket conditions detailed in photos.

163 - 18th Century First Edition Poetry & Prose Set Offered is a collection of first edition books published in the 18th century by prominent poets, novelists, and historians. This set features works by John Greenleaf Whittier, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and James Russell Lowell, including notable titles such as "Among the Hills and Other Poems" (1869), "The Tent on the Beach and Other Poems" (1867), "The Pennsylvania Pilgrim and Other Poems" (1872), "Three Books of Song" (1872), "Among My Books" (1870), "The Divine Tragedy" (1871),th" (1873). Also included are three volumes of "Great Composers" by George T. Ferris (1896) and other significant editions, featuring a blend of original poetry, literary essays, and music history with period-appropriate bindings and illustrationsrare and comprehensive glimpse into the literary output of the 18th century, highlighting influential figures of American and European letters.

164 - 19th & 20th Century Science & Technology Books Diverse collection chronicling scientific and technological progress from the 19th and 20th centuries. Included is an 1841 copy of 'The Geography of the Heavens and Class Book of Astronomy' by Elijah H. Burritt (originally 1833), published in New York by F.J. Huntington. The accompanying celestial atlas appears removed, with age-related wear and browning. Other works include 'Men and Volts' by John Winthrop Hammond (1941, J.B. Lippincott, original dust jacket with wear); 'Every Boy His Own Mechanic' by Bernard E. Jones (Funk & Wagnalls, date unknown, illustrated); 'FM Frequency Modulation' by John F. Rider (12th printing, c.1940, dust jacket with edgewear); 'The Telephone in a Changing World' by Marion May Dilts (1941, Longmans, Green, first edition, no dust jacket); and 'The Voice of Experience' (Dodd, Mead, c.1932/1933, date unknown, no author given, no dust jacket). Collectively, these books showcase evolving thought and instruction on astronomy, mechanics, radio, electricity, telephony, and early broadcast media.

165 - Early 19th Century American Books Lot (4) Four early 19th century books of diverse genres. Included is the 31st edition of "Danger in the Dark; A Tale of Intrigue & Priestcraft" by Isaac Kelso, published by H. M. Rulison, Philadelphia, 1855, showing age-consistent wear such as foxing and bwning. The lot also offers "School History of the United States, Containing Chronological Notices & Other Outline of Topics" by S. R. Hall & A. R. Baker, published by William Pierce, Boston, 1836, notable for its period fold-out U.S. map, highlightg the nation's limited expansion beyond the Mississippi River. Next is "The English Reader or Pieces in Prose & Poetry Selected from the Best Writers," published by Joseph McDowell, Philadelphia, 1832, featuring inscriptions by David Hartman from 13 with a stern warning to potential book thieves, and some cover separation. Rounding out the group is "A Short but Comprehensive Grammar Rendered Simple & Easy by Familiar Questions & Answers, Adapted to the Capacity of Youth & Designed for Use ofchools & Private Families," second edition, with a preface dated January 1, 1800, and published by John West, Boston, 1800. This volume exhibits pronounced cover wear and browned, foxed pages, reflective of its age. These books together encapsulate

166 - 19th & 20th Century Poetry & Lit. This lot offers a diverse collection of 19th and 20th century books spanning poetry, plays, literature, and historical travel logs. Highlights include Robert Loveman's 1903 "The Gates of Silence," Norman Krasna's 1944 comedy "Dear Ruth," J. M. Sys 1911 play "The Tinker's Wedding," and Charles Burr Todd's 1902 biography "The True Aaron Burr." Notable editions such as the Alta Edition of T. S. Arthur's "The Bar-Rooms at Brantly" (1877), Joyce Kilmer's "Trees and Other Poems" (1914) andtreet and Other Poems" (1917), as well as historical accounts like "Peter Parley's Own Story" (1864) and "Stories of the Cathedral Cities of England" by Emma Marshall, are included. The set features works with illustrated and decorative bindingsresenting an array of regional and thematic interests, including Indiana and Dakota prize plays, biographical sketches, agricultural insight with "Tobacco Leaves" by John Bain, Jr., and early American literature. These volumes collectively offer aoad perspective on the literary and cultural landscape of the 19th and 20th centuries.

167 - Signed Book Lot: Plays, Poems This collection features 15 books including plays, poems, and histories by diverse authors. Notable is a signed copy of "The Middle Twenties" by John Farrar (New York City, George H. Doran Company, 1924). Other highlighted authors include Lloyd Mifin ("As Twilight Falls," Oxford University Press, 1916), Edwin Markham ("The Man with the Hoe and Other Poems," Doubleday & McClure, 1899), Percy MacKaye ("Fenris the Wolf," Macmillan, 1905), Edward Davison ("The Ninth Witch," Harper & Brothe), and Wilbur Daniel Steele ("The Terrible Woman," D. Appleton, 1925). There are several first editions, such as Maurice Maeterlinck’s plays translated to English, including "Three Plays" (Sergei, 1899), "Sister Beatrice" (Dodd, Mead, 1926), anary Magdalene" (Dodd, Mead, 1927). Also included are works by John Galsworthy and George Middleton. Each book’s copyright and publisher details are visible in the images provided, offering a comprehensive window into early 20th-century literary output. See all photos for specific condition and documentation of first editions and signatures.

168 - Extensive Paperback Collection: Playwrights, This massive collection features more than 30 paperback books encompassing a diverse range of literature, drama, essays, and history. Highlights include 'New Black Playwrights,' 'Great Tales of the Deep South,' a collection of essays by George Orwell, 'South Sea Stories of W. Somerset Maugham,' 'Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' by Edward Albee, 'That Summer in Paris,' and 'The Impeachment of Richard Nixon.' Also included are works by H.L. Mencken, Salinger, Oscar Wilde, J.R.R. Tolkien, and E.M. Forster, with genres represented from modern short stories, classic literature, political history, and notable critique. The assortment reflects a broad sweep of 20th-century literary talent and insight, ideal for collectors or educational libraries, and provides unique depth across dozens of critically noted authors, playwrights, and thinkers.

169 - 18th & 19th Century England & US History Book This lot presents a collection of 18th and 19th century historical volumes focused on England and the United States. Included is "Continuation of the Complete History of England" by T. Smollett, MD, Volume I (1760), still intact with multiple engrangs and foxing due to age. The lot also features "Thirteen Months in the Rebel Army" by William G. Stevenson (1862), a narrative with an unsigned pencil signature. "A Second Visit to the United States of North America," Volume I, by Sir Charles L(1850), displays worn spine ends and browned pages. Additional notable titles are "The History of the Settlement and Discovery of America" by William Robertson, D.D. (1848, Aberdeen); "Nurse and Spy in the Union Army" by Emma E. Edmonds (1865, itrated); "A Gazetteer of Massachusetts" by John Hayward (1847, illustrated, with partially missing spine); "The Modern British Plutarch" by W.C. Taylor, LL.D. (1856); "Six Months at the White House with Abraham Lincoln" by F.B. Carpenter (1867,wear/separation); and "A Year in Europe," Volume II by John Griscom (1824, browning paper, disrepair). These historically significant books display various conditions consistent with their age, including browning, foxing, spine wear, and intact or

170 - John O’Hara Novel Collection, First Printings This collection features multiple first printings of works by John O’Hara. Included is the slipcase edition three-volume set of Sermons & Soda-Water, each in first printing (1960, Random House). Also present are Elizabeth Appleton (Random House, first printing, original dust jacket with wear, chipping, and a slight tear at the top edge and spine), The Horse Knows the Way (first printing, original dust jacket, minor storage wear), From the Terrace, Waiting for Winter, The Lockwood Concern, TheCape Cod Lighter, and The Big Laugh—all Random House first printings without dust jackets. Appointment in Samarra, O’Hara’s first novel, is a first edition copyrighted 1934 by Harcourt, Brace and Company. See photos for conditions. A rare opportunity for collectors of O'Hara's major works, with emphasis on original first editions and dust jackets where present.

171 - W. Somerset Maugham 9-Book Collection Nine books by W. Somerset Maugham, including: "First Person Singular," "Six Stories Written in the First Person Singular," "Cakes and Ale: Or The Skeleton in the Cupboard," "The Razor's Edge," "Catalina: A Romance," "Christmas Holiday," "Veil," and "Mr. Maugham Himself: A Collection of Writings." Publishers include Doubleday, Doran & Company Inc., William Heinemann Ltd., and Doubleday & Company, published between 1930 and 1948. Most books are in hardcover format, most if not all ft printings, some with original dust jackets showing signs of wear and foxing; several volumes with previous owner bookplates or inscribed notes.

172 - 36 18-1900’s Pocket & Mini Books, Shakespeare Extensive collection of 36 pocket and miniature books, including 21 total numerous William Shakespeare volumes in various leather bindings with gold gilt embossing, Harper's Half-Hour Series titles, Hill's German-English & English-German vest-pocketdictionary (1898), The Oxford Book of German Verse, Hiawatha Vol. I by Longfellow, Sherlock Holmes by Conan Doyle, The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, Reclams Literatur Kalender (1962), and several 19th-century American school readers. Includes both English and German language texts, published by Harper & Brothers, Geo. M. Hill Company, and others, featuring a variety of themes and literary works. Condition varies, many books show signs of handling and age.

173 - 23 18th / 19th Century Hardcover Classics 23 vintage hardcover books, including modern library editions of "Lust for Life" by Irving Stone, with the original dust jacket, and "The Sound and the Fury" and "As I Lay Dying" by William Faulkner, combined as a double feature with dust jackeset includes seven gold-gilt Joseph Conrad books from the 1920s, such as "An Outcast of the Islands," "Typhoon," and "The Rover," many showing spine wear and color fading. Also featured are "The French Impressionists" by Camille McClair (190Chinese Magistrate and Other Tales" by Van T.I. Am Campbell, "Arnold’s Sohrab and Rustum" and "Scott’s Lady of the Lake" (Macmillan’s Pocket Classics), "The Vicar of Wakefield" by Goldsmith and "Sayings of Poor Richard" by Franklin, a Rogerompany hardcover of "Masterpieces from Eliot," "Lucile" by Owen Meredith, "Macaulay’s Lays of Ancient Rome," a pocketbook edition of "A Christmas Carol" in its case, "Seneca’s Morals" with marble pages and an 1817 inscription and newspaperng, a miniature hardcover of Milton’s "Paradise Regained" with marble and steel plate illustrations, "A Little Book of Nonsense" by Eugene Field, and "Man-Woman" by George Vanderhoff and Alexandre Dumas (1873).

174 - Hardcover Book Collection, 15 Vols Diverse collection of 15 hardcover books by various authors, including works such as "Walden" by Henry David Thoreau, "Home Before Dark" by Susan Cheever, "The Thorn Birds" by Colleen McCullough, "The Public Burning" by Robert Coover, and othselection covers genres such as biography, literature, history, and fiction. Some books include first edition notes and illustrated dust jackets, but all dust jackets present and some exhibiting only moderate wear or spotting, all complete and intact and most first printings.

175 - 15 Advance & Uncorrected Proofs, Stepford Wives This lot comprises 15 items, all advanced, uncorrected, or proof copies primarily distributed for promotional or author usage. Included are uncorrected advance proofs and promotional editions such as The Stepford Wives by Ira Levin (Random House), Ghost Story by Richard Hill (Liveright, September 1971), The Decline and Fall of America by Robert DeMaria (Saturday Review Press, 1973), The Big Little Man from Brooklyn by St. Clair McElway (Houghton Mifflin, 1969), The Other One by Julian Green (Collins and Harvill uncorrected proofs), and The Last Place God Made by Jack Higgins with an original dust jacket. Additional items include promotional, author, writer, or similar early release copies. All are maintained in very nice condition overall.See photos for details and full list of titles.

176 - 3 Early Sci-Fi First Print Hardcovers w/Jackets Three early science fiction hardcovers, each with original dust jackets: Murray Leinster's 'The Last Space Ship' (Frederick Fell, 1949, first printing, part of Fell’s Science-Fiction Library), Will Stewart's (Jack Williamson pseudonym) 'Seetee Ship' (Gnome Press, 1951, first printing, noted for being in particularly nice condition), and 'Bullard of the Space Patrol' by Malcolm Jameson (The World Publishing Company, 1951, first printing, edited by Andre Norton). Each book is presented with itsoriginal dust jacket. Conditions vary, with 'Seetee Ship' described as the nicest copy among the three, minor browning and corner wear otherwise.

177 - First Edition Lot: Roots & 2 Richard Wright Three significant first printing, first edition works, each with its original dust jacket. Included are "Roots: The Saga of an American Family" by Alex Haley (Doubleday, 1976), which later inspired feature films and numerous pop culture projects; "ite Man, Listen!" by Richard Wright (Doubleday, 1957); and "The Outsider" by Richard Wright (Harper Press, 1953). All books retain their original dust jackets, exhibiting areas of creasing, bunching, denting, and staining to some places. The booksemselves are in good condition. See images for specific condition details.

178 - Moby Dick, Baron Munch., & Sendak Three collectible illustrated books: 1) "Moby Dick" illustrated by Rockwell Kent, published by Random House with illustrated endpapers and notable black-and-white illustrations throughout. 2) "The Travels & Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchauseillustrated by Alfred Crowquill, published by James Miller, New York, in 1867, with a green embossed cover and illustrated title page. 3) "Caldecott & Co.: Notes on Books & Pictures" by Maurice Sendak, Michael di Capua Books, Farrar, Straus and Giux, with dust jacket. A unique opportunity for collectors of significant illustrated and literary works.

179 - 21 Alien & UFO Books, Fiction & Non-Fiction 21 soft and hard cover books centering on alien, UFO, and extraterrestrial experiences, including both fiction and non-fiction works. The lot features titles such as "Communion" and "Transformation" by Whitley Strieber, "Abduction" by John E. MStarseekers" by Colin Wilson, "The Doomed Astronaut" by Joseph Frank, and "Sky Crash" by Brenda Butler, among others. Most, if not all, are first printings. The collection includes a mix of trade editions and paperbacks, with some showing wear bl are intact.

180 - Mark Twain Library of Humor 1888 First Ed NF First printing, first edition of Mark Twain’s "Library of Humor" published by Charles L. Webster & Company in 1888. Illustrated by E.W. Kemble, this volume features a photographic inscription and an author’s note from Mark Twain verifying its first printing status. The book is bound in brown cloth with gold gilt lettering on the spine and cover, and includes steel plate illustrations throughout. This near fine copy displays minimal blemishes or damage, terrific copy.

181 - 6 Gilt-Decorated 19th-20th Century 1st Ed.,Signed Six vintage hardcovers featuring gilt decoration, steel plate illustrations, and gold lettering to spine and covers. Includes first printings: 'Her Majesty's Tower' by Hepworth Dixon (Tyne Publishing, 1884), 'On Newfound River' by Thomas Nelson Page,1906 (blue cover, gold gilt, illustrated by John Edwin Jackson), 'Farm Legends' by Will Carleton, Harper & Brothers, 1875 (appears author-signed), 'Songs of Yesterday' by Benj. F. Taylor, S. C. Griggs and Company, 1875 (with 1913 inscription), 'TheGraphic Arts' by Joseph Pennell, Art Institute of Chicago, 1920, and 'Oberammergau' by William Allen Butler, Harper & Brothers, 1890, in original cloth dust jacket. Some bear inscriptions or possible signatures. All with illustrated plates. Conditionvaries; refer to photos.

182 - 8 19th & Early 20th Century Books, Dickens, RLS+ Seven assorted 19th and early 20th century books. Titles and authors include "Master Humphrey's Clock" (Vol. II, 1849) by Charles Dickens, "Virginibus Puerisque" (1905) by Robert Louis Stevenson, "Reynolds's Miscellany" (Vol. I, 1847) edited bye W. M. Reynolds, "Trees and Other Poems" by Joyce Kilmer, "Sport Royal" by Anthony Hope, "A Week on the Concord and Merrimac Rivers" by Henry B. Thoreau (published by Hurst & Company), and "The Visitor, Monthly Instructor for 1840." The colleatures various bindings and conditions, with period inscriptions and publisher details. This is a diverse literary group from notable authors of the era.

183 - Antique & Early 20th Cent. Coll. Signed, Longfello Diverse collection of 13 antique and early 20th century books featuring notable works and authors: "Our Hundred Days in Europe" by Oliver Wendell Holmes, "The Daffodil Fields" by John Masefield (1913), "Evangeline: A Tale of Acadie" by Henry W.ellow in two bindings, "Arms and the Woman" by Harold MacGrath (1902), "Selected Writings of William Morris" introduced by William Gaunt, "Field Flowers" (Eugene Field Monument Souvenir), "A Journey to Nature" by J.P. Mowbray, "The Angel's Lussell H. Conwell (signed), "Amulet" by Carl Rakosi, "Some Moravian Heroes," "The New Life" by Dante Alighieri (translated by Dante Gabriel Rossetti), and "The Rights of Man" by Thomas Paine. Notable features include period bindings, gilt acccorative covers, and ownership inscriptions. Condition varies, with some edge wear, inscriptions, and bookplates typical for the age.

184 - 10 Books American & British Literature, 1837-1967 Classic American and British literary works, including: 'Three Great American Novels' by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, and Edith Wharton (Charles Scribner's Sons), 'The Breadwinner, A Comedy' by W. Somerset Maugham (Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1931, First Edition), 'Cap'n George Fred' by Captain George Fred Tilton (Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1928, First Edition), 'The Pilgrim's Progress' with a life of John Bunyan by Robert Southey (Harper & Brothers, 1837, with illustrations), Modern Libraryeditions of 'Sons and Lovers' by D.H. Lawrence, 'Sanctuary' by William Faulkner, and 'The Scarlet Letter' by Nathaniel Hawthorne, 'Madrigal' by John Gardner (Viking, 1967), 'The Devil Tree' by Jerzy Kosinski (First Edition, 1973), and a Study Mastercritical commentary on Salinger's 'Nine Stories.' Several volumes show signs of wear and ownership marks.

185 - 6 Hardcover 1st P, Aku-Aku, Cheever, James Joyce+ Six hardcover books, most with dust jackets, including: "It Can't Happen Here" by Sinclair Lewis (3rd Edition, 1935, Doubleday, with jacket wear), "The Wapshot Chronicle" and "The Wapshot Scandal" by John Cheever (Harper & Brothers/Harper & Rowwith jackets), "Aku-Aku: The Secret of Easter Island" by Thor Heyerdahl (Rand McNally, 1958, illustrated, jacket with wear), "Some Came Running" by James Jones (Charles Scribner's Sons, 1957, with jacket), and "The Memorable Lives of Bummer & Ls" by Anne Bancroft (Ward Ritchie Press, 1939, limited to 500 copies, has protective jacket with some foxing for actual jacket). These books show general signs of age with some dust jacket tears and stains, otherwise intact text blocks.

186 - Morley, Russell & Works in Progress Three distinct collections: 1) "The Man Who Made Friends with Himself" by Christopher Morley, published by Doubleday & Co., New York, 1949, in hardcover with original dust jacket (worn); 2) "A Bibliography of the Published Works of Charles M. Russ" compiled by Karl Yost and Frederic G. Renner, hardcover with dust jacket like pristine new, and the other still sealed never taken out of the ? original publisher's shipping box, University of Nebraska Press; and 3) a set of ten volumes from the"Works in Progress" literary series (various issues, softcover), with contributions from numerous noted authors. The lot includes both collectible first edition and bibliography, spanning literature and reference genres.

187 - 50 War, Crime & Military Softcover Graphics This lot comprises 50 total war, crime, and military soft cover graphic trade books, including several first printings and advanced editions. Notable titles are the duplicate copies of "The Seventh Day" (Ace Star soft cover, 1959), "The Big Brokerby Irving Schulman (Avon Books, 1951), an advance reading copy of John Ralston Saul's "The Birds of Prey," and a first edition of "Jim Mundy: A Novel of the American Civil War" (Harper & Row, includes H. Ginsburg business card, 1977). Other highled works are "Hangover Square" (first printing with fold out dust jacket), "The Case is Closed" by Patricia Wentworth (Detective Novel Classic), flip book style double volumes, and key noir and military titles by Frank Kane, Rex Stout, LL Foremanlliam Rankin, among others. The majority appear to be first printings. While most books are in very nice condition, some minor wear such as warping, creasing, or corner bending is present.

188 - 4 1st Editions: Ayn Rand, Signed, 1884, Buffalo Bi Four rare first editions: a 1943 first printing, first edition of 'The Fountainhead' by Ayn Rand, published by Bobbs-Merrill, in maroon red boards with gold gilt lettering, lacking dust jacket but in near fine condition, with noted first printing typographical errors. Also included is the 1917 first printing, first edition of 'Life and Adventures of Buffalo Bill' by Colonel William F. Cody, with a mock autograph, emblem stamp to copyright page, and some page yellowing. The lot features a 1919 (likely 1918/1919) signed copy of 'Joseph Pennell's Liberty Loan Poster,' a textbook for artists, amateurs, governments, teachers, and printers by J.B. Lippincott Company. Completing the lot is 'An Antidote Against Melancholy,' Christmas 1884, a numbered and signed edition. All books exhibit condition characteristics as shown in photos, with notable signatures and inscriptions.

189 - 18 Plays & Female Fronted Literature, 18-1900’s, 1 Balance plays and female fronted literature, including 'The Green Pastures,' 'Oak Leaves and Lavender,' and 'More Short Missionary Plays' by Margaret Applegarth. Also included are 'The Spark' and 'The Old Maid' by Edith Wharton, 'Love Songs' by SaraTeasdale, 'Plays by Anton Tchekoff' translated by Marian Fell (Scribner's), 'For Country and Mankind' by Longman, and 'Out Where the West Begins' by Arthur Chapman. Most books are first printings, largely intact, and in mostly good condition, with some dust jackets present. Typical wear such as browning and corner creasing noted. Refer to photos for specific conditions.

190 - Classic Female Authors: Cather & Wharton Set Five books by renowned female authors Willa Cather and Edith Wharton. Included are Willa Cather's "Sapphira and the Slave Girl" (Alfred A. Knopf, 1940, first and second printing before publication), "Obscure Destinies" (Alfred A. Knopf, 1932, fouprinting), and "The Professor's House" (Alfred A. Knopf, copyright 1925, ninth printing, October 1942). Additionally, the lot contains Edith Wharton's "New Year's Day" and "False Dawn," both part of the Old New York series, published by D. Applnd Company and copyrighted in 1924. These volumes highlight significant works from two celebrated voices in American literature, offering a window into early 20th-century publishing and storytelling.

191 - Roycroft Books With Signed Ed. Five Roycroft books, each with supple calf skin covers and handmade pages, all crafted and published by Albert Hubbard and fellow artisans of the Roycroft arts colony. Highlights include Essays of Elia by Charles Lamb (1899), numbered 849 and signedby Elbert Hubbard, and Justinian and Theodora by Elbert and Alice Hubbard (1906). Also included are Will o' the Mill by Robert Louis Stevenson (copyright 1901), Self-Reliance by Ralph Waldo Emerson (copyright 1902 by Hubbard), and The Man of Sorrowsby Elbert Hubbard (copyright 1904–1905, with some foxing noted). The Book of the Roycrofters serves as a period catalog, containing photographs and descriptions of community members and available works, illustrating the vibrant artistic life and mail-order offerings of the East Aurora, New York colony. All books appear intact, a rare ensemble reflecting the vision, craftsmanship, and community spirit of the early 20th-century Roycroft movement.

192 - Three Books: 2 Signed Editions & 1839 Poetry Three literary works: (1) "Selected Poems of Robert Haven Schaufler," a 1922 first edition published by William Heinemann, London, signed and personalized by Schaufler to Bill Randall; (2) "Adrift on an Ice-Pan" by Wilfred Thomason Grenfell, M.D.blished by Houghton Mifflin Company with 1909 and 1937 copyrights, and bearing a personalized inscription from the author; (3) "The American Common-Place Book of Poetry, With Occasional Notes" by George B. Cheever, published in Philadelphia by HermHooker in 1839, showing some foxing on its pages. These books offer signed author inscriptions and historical publishing provenance.

193 - Large 19th & Early 20th Century Poetry, Plays This expansive collection features 27 volumes of poetry, plays, and historical works from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Notable titles include a signed, numbered copy of "Helen and Others" by Marina Wister (copy 203 of 350 printed), and worksBret Harte, W. S. Gilbert, Robert Haven Schauffler, Lord Dufferin, Grace Livingston Furniss, Maurice Maeterlinck, John Galsworthy, Stephen Phillips, T. Babington Macaulay, Hans Christian Andersen, and Jesse Walter Fewkes. The set encompasses genresranging from farce-comedies and satire to classic drama and travel writing. Several volumes are early printings or limited editions, adding to the collection’s appeal for bibliophiles and scholars. Condition varies across the set, with some books exhibiting wear consistent with age. This lot offers a remarkable cross-section of literary works and publishing history, with titles reflecting an array of significant authors and topics from the period.

194 - 12 19th–Early 20th Century Books Curated collection of twelve rare books spanning the 19th and early 20th centuries, each with distinct historical, literary, and scholarly value. Included are 'Clear Light From the Spirit World' by Kate Irving (1884, G.W. Carleton & Co.), and 'SongsFrom Vagabondia' by Bliss Carman & Richard Hovey, both first editions. 'Mimma Bella' by Eugene Lee-Hamilton (Duffield, 1909) offers poetic prose, while 'Kriegsbriefe Gefallener Studenten' (Georg Müller, early 20th century) is a sobering German WWI correspondence collection. 'Science and the Bible' by Rev. Heber W. Morris (Ziegler & McCurdy, 1871), and 'Fresh Gleanings' by Ik. Marvel (Charles Scribner, 1861) represent religious and travel literature. The group also includes: 'Now or Never: Or the Adventures of Bobby Bright' by Oliver Optic (Lee & Shepard), 'Bibelots and Curios' by Frederic Vors (D. Appleton, 1879), 'Faust' by Goethe (1867, Stuttgart), 'The Wonders of Science' by Henry Mayhew (Harper & Brothers, 1856), 'The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.' (G.P. Putnam, 1859), and 'Harmony Simplified' by F.H. Shepard (G. Schirmer, 1924). Several volumes feature illustrated covers, gilt titles, and period-appropriate bindings, documenting a cross-section of philosophy, science, poe

195 - 1923 Elbert Hubbard’s Scrap Book Roycroft Offered is a 1923 edition of Elbert Hubbard's Scrap Book, notable for its corrected date page. This volume features stiff cloth card stock boards with a ribbon binding, and contains a frontispiece photograph of Elbert Hubbard. Produced by the Roycrofters of East Aurora, New York, this book showcases illustrated selections gathered during Hubbard's lifetime. The item exhibits very little wear, emphasizing its well-preserved condition. Please review the photos for additional details.

196 - 11 Books Including Multiple 1st This gathering of eleven books features multiple first editions and historically significant works spanning the 19th and early 20th centuries. Notable titles include "Ivan the Terrible" (1904, Lippincott), "Tales of Edgar Allan Poe" (1944, Randomse) with wood engravings, and "Headwaters of the Mississippi" by Captain Willard Glazier (1898, Rand, McNally & Co.). Other highlights are "The Masque of Pandora and Other Poems" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1876), "The National Political Manuy E.B. Treat (1872), and several lesser-known works such as "Ole Marster and Other Verses" (1921) and "Mystery of the West" (1906). This diverse lot offers both multiple first editions and visually engaging period bindings, making it an attractivquisition for collectors of rare and historical Americana and literary works. Each attached photograph corresponds to a volume included in the offering.

197 - History, Travel & German Books This lot offers a diverse library of historically significant books, including history, travel, and German language publications. Notable volumes are "The Capture, Prison Pen, and the Escape" by Willard W. Glazier, copyright 1865, chronicling prisolife during the American Civil War, and "Historic Towns: Boston" by Henry Cabot Lodge, edited by E.A. Freeman and W. Hunt, complete with a fold-out map of Boston. The collection also features "The Bazar Book of Decorum: The Care of the Person, Mans, Etiquette, and Ceremonials," "Locusts and Wild Honey" by John Burroughs, and "Vergleichende Grammatik" by Franz Bopp (1833), a foundational German linguistic work. Also included are "The Picture of St. John" (1866), "Patriotism in Poetry a" (1865), "The English Humourists of the Eighteenth Century" (1863), "The Expedition of Humphry Clinker" (1836), "An Essay on the Genius of George Cruikshank" (1841), works by Oscar Wilde, and other 19th-century literary volumes. The books disriod bindings and some have evident age, toning, and foxing, reflecting their historical journey. Photos provide further detail on each volume's title and condition.

198 - 1897 Harper’s Round Table Bound Volume This is the 1897 bound volume of Harper’s Round Table, containing all 52 weekly issues from that year. The book features numerous articles by Theodore Roosevelt, later collected in his work 'Good Hunting,' alongside other noted authors including Jerome K. Jerome, W.O. Stoddard, Owen Whistler, Bret Harte, and Andrew Lang. It is bound in green pebbled cloth with decorative gilt, red, and black designs on the spine and cover. The volume shows wear along the spine, including a hole measuring approximately 1 inch and some separation between the pebbled cover and spine. Please review photos for details on condition.

199 - Poetry & Novels, Four Signed This lot presents a remarkable collection of poetry and short novels by various notable writers. Included are four signed editions: "The Upper Slopes" by Margaret Sherwood (copyright 1924); "Vignettes in Violet" by Marion Perham Gale (personalizeopyright 1928); "Broken Rhythm" by Lisl Stork (signed, copyright not noted); and a rare copy of "Arcades Ambo" by Richard M. Gummere and Charles Wharton Stork, privately printed in 1904 as one of only 200 copies, with this being number seven. Theerse lot also features works such as "The Happier Life" by Douglas Dunn, "The Glass Adonis" by C.A. Trypanis, and other poetry and literary works, offering collectors a unique blend of signed, personalized, and limited edition books from the earlth century. Reference images for further details.

200 - Extraordinary Elbert Hubbard Rare Collection Extensive collection of works by Elbert Hubbard and affiliated Roycroft authors. Included are multiple editions of "Elbert Hubbard's Scrap Book," "The Note Book of Elbert Hubbard," and titles such as "The Doctors," "In Memoriam: Elbert and Aliard," "Pig-Pen Pete," and "White Hyacinths." Many books feature characteristic Roycroft Press decorative title pages and design, 1902-1909. The lot also contains additional related ephemera such as autograph pages, order forms, templates, tip-inpamphlets. Some volumes include personalized inscriptions or dedications, and several items retain original slipcases or dust jackets. Condition varies; some books show wear and some covers are detached. Offers broad insight into the Roycroft movement and early 20th-century American printing.

200a - Massive Group of Early 1900s Elbert Hubbard Extensive collection of early 1900s Elbert Hubbard and Roycroft ephemera, hardcovers, and literature, featuring many rare titles. Highlights include The Philistine volumes XI (1899) and XIV (1900) with gold gilt and intricate design, a leather-boundWhite Hyacinth by Hubbard with original slipcase, Time and Chance (Roycroft, 1908), Important Books and Autographs catalog (American Art Association, 1936), Eminent Orators Book 2 (July 1903), In Memoriam Albert and Alice Hubbard (1915), Health and Wealth (1908), William Morris Book (from the library of W.M. Dyer, 1907), a leather-bound Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great (1906), The Feather Duster by J. George Black (1912) with Hubbard photographs, One Day: A Tale of the Prairies (miniature, 1917), gold and blue embossed Little Journeys to Eminent Painters (1899), leather-bound Sesame and Lilies (1903), The Man of Sorrows (1904) with a vintage newspaper clipping and illustration of Jesus, A Message to Garcia with hand number (#638) and what appears to be Hubbard’s autograph, and both The Note Book and Scrap Book of Elbert Hubbard (ribbon and leather-bound, 1923/1927). Many books include intricate illustrations and decorative elements. Condition varies with minor typical wear,

200b - Enormous Elbert Hubbard/Roycroft, Signed, Rare+ Extensive collection of original and vintage works by Elbert Hubbard, including hardcover and softcover books, pamphlets, and a variety of Roycrofters ephemera. Many items within this assemblage are autographed and hand-numbered. Several volumes feature gold-gilt covers and spines. The lot includes titles such as "A Message to Garcia," "The Titanic," "An American Bible," and various issues of "Little Journeys." This massive group also contains assorted periodicals, unique scrapbooks, boophotos, and other rare publications, all exhibiting typical wear from being over a century old. Items are intact; please review photos for detailed condition and variety.

200c - Huge Elbert Hubbard Collection, Rare/Signed 1897- Extensive collection of original Elbert Hubbard literature spanning 1897 to circa 1925, including a massive grouping of pamphlets, softcover and hardcover books, embossed and illustrated covers. Most items are intact some with expected typical wear.Includes numerous "Little Journeys" hardcover volumes, as well as booklets featuring photographs, tissue guards, steel plate illustrations, shield motifs, and some autographed copies. This is the third and final lot from this series, representing aomprehensive archive of Hubbard's original works with varied formats and period details.

201 - 27 Vintage 1950s-60s Children’s Hard Covers 27 vintage children's hard cover books dating from the late 1950s to early 1960s. Many books include their original dust jackets and most are first printings. The majority of books are intact, though two may have some binding loosening. Titles include "Let's Go to a Steel Mill," "The Big Builders," "A Big Ball of String," "The Insect World," "Loco the Locomotive," and various learning books such as "Insects," "Energy and Power," "Submarines," and more. Please refer to photos forand overall condition.

202 - American Political History & President Hardcovers 13 books focusing on American political figures and presidential history. Notable titles include "Four Days" documenting the assassination of President Kennedy, "Presidential Lottery" by James A. Michener, "Hell to Pay" by Barbara Olson, "Thend the Power" by Leon Jaworski, a slipcased set including "National Capital Profile," and three copies of "Dasher: The Roots and the Rising of Jimmy Carter" by James Wooten. Also included are "The Palace Guard" by Dan Rather & Gary Paul Gates,immy Won" by Kandy Stroud, and two copies of "Profiles in Courage" by John F. Kennedy. Most if not all first printing hardcovers with clean dust jackets; some show minor signs of age and use.

203 - 1880-1920s Powerhouse & Electrical, Vtg News+ Extensive lot featuring seven intact and relatively good condition copies of Powerhouse, including vintage semi-monthly newspaper magazines, mainly from 1920, with numerous volumes containing period artwork, photographs, and information. Also included are 21 issues of Electrical World magazine, highlighted by a well-preserved Christmas edition dated December 20, 1924, with the remainder spanning 1905 to 1912 and exhibiting varying states of intactness and moderate wear. The lot is further enhanced by three bags of vintage East Coast newspapers, ranging from the 1880s to the late 1890s, many with wartime articles and accounts of daily life. These newspapers show typical wear for their age, with many barely intact. A rare find for collectorsof early electrical industry and late 19th-century ephemera. 911 characters.

204 - 1848-1898 Hardcovers, Hawthorne/Longfellow+ 12 mid to late 1800s hardcover books including an 1848 copy of The Sketches: Three Tales (New York/Philadelphia) with inscriptions. Most volumes feature gilt edges or decoration and steel plate illustrations with tissue guards, all intact. Notable titles include two embossed copies of Under the Willows by James Russell Lowell (brown and green), The Journal of John Woolman with introduction by Whittier, Tiresias & Other Poems (1885) by Alfred Lord Tennyson, Wonderful Inventions by John Timbs (1868, ex-libris 1879, marble binding), a miniature flip book of Longfellow’s The Courtship of Miles Standish, second edition of The Scarlet Letter and The Blithedale Romance by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Fireside Sphinx by Agnes Repplier (first edition, blue cloth binding, embossed shield cat logo), and a Scribner’s edition of Love in Old Clothes by H.C. Bunner. A Humble Enterprise by Ada Cambridge (1896) is present with a slight chip on one spine. Beautiful presentation of collectible 19th-century literature with many original bindings and period inscriptions.

205 - 7 Hards; Hubbard, Salinger, Crichton, Baldwin + Seven vintage books: J.D. Salinger's "Franny and Zooey" (sixth printing, sixth edition) with its original dust jacket; "The Story of a Passion" by Elbert Hubbard (1899, cloth binding, gilt, Roycroft Shop); "Gray’s Elegy" (1903, by Irving Bachelcloth binding, gilt); "The Terminal Man" by Michael Crichton (first printing, first edition, original dust jacket); "Another Country" by James Baldwin (first printing, August 1962, original dust jacket); and two Tennessee Williams works ("Cat oot Tin Roof" and "Summer and Smoke"), both in near fine condition, without dust jackets but including promotional newspaper clippings and stage play. See images for additional condition details.

206 - Eugene Field Collection, 9 Vols 1880-1898, NF Nine vintage Eugene Field hardcovers, primarily if not all first printings, published by Charles Scribner's Sons and Ticknor & Company. Most volumes feature gold gilt titles on front covers and spines, with clean covers, excellent page edges, and corners, illustrations and more. The set includes "Culture's Garland" (1887) with an Ex Libris, introduction by Julian Hawthorne, and illustrations (the oldest in the lot), "A Little Book of Western Verse" (1890, 1903), "The House by Eugene Field,"ittle Book of Profitable Tales," "Second Book of Tales" (1896), "The Holy Cross and Other Tales" (1896), "Second Book of Verse," and "Sharps and Flats." Many volumes contain illustrations. Overall condition is very good to near fine.

207 - 4 Classic 1881-1899 Poe, Kipling, Fauntleroy + (4) classic hardbound books: "The Open Fire-Place in All Ages" by J. Pickering Putnam, 1881, featuring 269 steel cut illustrations and embossed cloth cover; "Departmental Ditties, Barrack Room Ballads and Other Verses" by Rudyard Kipling, Philadea, Henry T. Coates & Co., likely 1889; "Little Lord Fauntleroy" by Frances Hodgson Burnett, 1887, gold gilt spine and patterned cover, illustrated with tissue guard; and "The Fall of the House of Usher and Other Tales and Prose Writings" by Edgaran Poe, 1899. All volumes are intact with minor wear to some areas.

208 - 8 Gorgeous Gold Illustrated, 1838-1898 8 decorative hardcover books, some with illustrated covers and gilt embellishments. Titles include: "The Works of Charles Lamb," Harper & Brothers, 1838; "Santa Claus’s Partner" by Thomas Nelson Page, Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1899; "Knickerbocke’s History of New York" 2-volume set by Washington Irving, G.P. Putnam’s Sons; "Tattle-Tales of Cupid" by Paul Leicester Ford, Dodd, Mead and Company, 1898; "The Purple Parasol" by George Barr McCutcheon, Dodd, Mead and Company included with a dtailed separate letter of condition, details, information of that first printing?; "Riley Love-Lyrics" by James Whitcomb Riley, The Bobbs-Merrill Company; "Armazindy" by James Whitcomb Riley, The Bobbs-Merrill Company. These volumes feature ornatcovers and a mix of publishers, offering both literary and aesthetic value.

209 - 10 19th Cent. Lit., Longfellow/Hawthorne/Tennyson 10 19th-century books by classic authors. Includes "Ultima Thule" (1880), "Hyperion" (twenty-first edition), "The New England Tragedies," "Tales of a Wayside Inn" (1863), "The Courtship of Miles Standish and Other Poems," all by Henry Wadswellow. Also features "The Blithedale Romance" (Nathaniel Hawthorne, 1864), "Passages from the English Note-Books of Nathaniel Hawthorne" (Vol. I & II, 1871), "Idyls of the King" (Alfred Tennyson, 1869), and "The Complete Poetical Works of Alfryson" (1876). Most published in Boston by Ticknor and Fields or James R. Osgood & Co. Hardcover bindings with gilt decorations, some with inscriptions and minor signs of age, foxing, and wear. Some volumes are early or special editions.

210 - 53 Pulp Sci-Fi First Print Soft Covers/Graphics 53 pulp science fiction soft cover books, the majority being first printings and many in intact condition. This lot features works by prominent authors including Roger Zelazny, Richard Matheson, H.G. Wells, Clifford Simak, and others. Highlights include classics such as "The Sirens of Titan," "Shock II," "My Name is Legion," "Time Machine," and "Wolfhead." Covers showcase artwork by George Wilson (notably The Phantom) and Frank Kelly Freas among others. Various publishers represented.for individual titles and detailed condition.

211 - WWII & 20th Century Hitler History Book Lot Eight hardcover books on World War II, totalitarian regimes, and espionage. Titles include: "Stalin's Spy" by Robert Whymant (First US Edition, 1996), "Hitler and Stalin: Parallel Lives" by Alan Bullock (First American Edition, 1992), "The Riseall of the Third Reich" by William L. Shirer (1960, with dust jacket), "From the South Seas to Hitler" by Ivy Carl (First Edition, 1939), "The Secret Wartime Report: The Mind of Adolf Hitler" by Walter C. Langer, "Minister of Death: The Adolf En Story" by Quentin Reynolds, Ephraim Katz, Zwy Aldouby (1960), "How Sleep the Brave" by Catherine Gavin, and "The Last Days of Hitler" by H.R. Trevor-Roper (1947, Macmillan). Most have original dust jackets, some show edge wear and minor tears.x of biographies, analysis, and historical accounts, several first editions included.

212 - 13 Espionage & War History Vols 13 books focused on espionage, war, military intelligence, and political intrigue. Highlights include "Great Britain and the Next War" by A. Conan Doyle (1914), "The Scarlet Thread: Adventures in Wartime Espionage" by Donald Downes (1953), and "l F. B. Morse and American Democratic Art" by Oliver W. Larkin. Other notable works are "The Forrestal Diaries," "Bay of Pigs" by Peter Wyden, "The Venona Secrets," and Cold War, Vietnam, and WWII-related volumes. Several books feature originajackets and period-specific covers, spanning non-fiction, fiction, and firsthand accounts.

213 - 13 Early 20th Century Books; Wilde, Lawrence + Group of 13 early to mid 20th century books, including several literary classics and notable authors. Highlighted works include 'De Profundis' by Oscar Wilde (G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1907), 'A Study of Oscar Wilde' by Walter Winston Kenilworth (R.F. Fenno & Company, 2nd Ed.), 'The Red Badge of Courage' by Stephen Crane (D. Appleton, 1896), 'The Passing of Thomas' by Thomas A. Janvier (Harper & Brothers, 1900), 'Georgian Stories 1926' (G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1927), 'The Forest of Wild Thyme' by Alfred Noyes (William Blackwood and Sons, 1905), 'Half Hours' by J.M. Barrie (Charles Scribner's Sons, 1914), 'Of Time & the River' by Thomas Wolfe (The Sun Dial Press), 'Seven Gothic Tales' by Isak Dinesen (Harrison Smith and Robert Haas, 1934), 'Storm Operation' by Maxwell Anderson (Anderson House, 1944), a possibly signed copy by Lisl Stark, 'The Story of Cupid & Psyche' by Lucius Apuleius (J.M. Dent), 'Sons and Lovers' by D.H. Lawrence, and 'Cardiff Castle' by John P. Grant. Conditions vary, with some edge wear and foxing noted. This lot offers a diverse selection for collectors or literary enthusiasts.

214 - 12 Antique & Classics; Kipling Jungle B, Hawthorne Twelve books, including notable 19th and early 20th century titles. Highlights include "Fortune's Fool" by Julian Hawthorne (1884, James R. Osgood & Co., Boston), "Gedichte" by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (Verlag von Otto Hendel), "The Jungle BooRudyard Kipling (1899, The Century Co.), "Colonel Carter of Cartersville" by F. Hopkinson Smith, "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Vol. I by Harriet Beecher Stowe (Donohue, Henneberry & Co.), "Illustrated History of the Union Stockyards" by W. Jos. Grand, "ires and Guide-Posts" by Henry van Dyke (signed, limited edition of 560), "Prize Poems 1913-1929" edited by Charles A. Wagner, "Ballads of a Bohemian" by Service (1921), and "Das Allgemeine Traum-Buch" (1848, Wartburg, Pa.). The lot includes dbindings, marbled endpapers, and several illustrated or inscribed volumes. Some volumes show age-related wear.

215 - First Edition Books With Signed Z V Wilson Offered is a diverse collection of multi-copied first editions featuring original dust jackets from notable authors such as Frank Parrish, Stephen Marlowe, Truman Capote, George Axelrod, Thornton Wilder, and more. This lot is distinguished by a signed and personalized first edition of "The Quick and the Dead" by Z. Vance Wilson, dated December 7, 1986. Notably, the Thornton Wilder novel is identified as a Book of the Month Club edition first edition. Included are important works such as "Theden and the Glory" (JFK), "The Chinese Difference," "The Selling of the President 1968," and "Music for Chameleons." Please review photos for condition and additional details on each volume.

216 - Collection: Essays & Novels incl. Early Paper Diverse collection of essays and novels, including three slipcase editions published for Girard Bank in the early 1970s: "The Quality of Life" by James Michener with James B. Wyeth paintings, "Paul Nadler Writes About Banking," and "An Urban Plaby Barbara Ward with Howard Watson watercolors. Also included is a Kaskin copy of "FELHOK" (1917), "The Golden River" by John Ruskin (Roycroft edition), and a collection of Wilhelm Busch German-language illustrated books. The lot contains two sigcant paperback editions of Edward Bellamy’s "Looking Backward": a Ticknor's Paper Series copy (copyright 1888, issued June 16, 1888) and a Riverside Paper Series copy (copyright 1890 by Houghton Mifflin), the latter showing some front cover separation along the bottom left. This set offers unique literary and collectible value, spanning topics from futurism to finance to German illustration.

217 - Literary Collection With Signed First Ed’s. This diverse literary collection features multiple signed and first edition works, including a personalized copy of "Tricks of Women & Other Albanian Tales" (William Morrow, 1928) signed by illustrator Ilse M. Bischoff. Also included is "In Bohemiith Du Maurier" (Harper & Brothers, 1897), "The Satyricon of Petronius Arbiter"—translation ascribed to Oscar Wilde, privately printed in 1928 as copy 1256 of 1200, and "A Literary History of America" by Barrett Wendell (Charles Scribner's Sons,00). Other notable volumes: "Daisy Miller" by Henry James (Harper & Brothers, 1892), "The Charm of Birds" by Viscount Grey of Fallodon (Frederick A. Stokes, 1927), "Collected Poems, 1901-1918" by Walter de la Mare, Vol. I (Henry Holt, 1920), aedition of "Kavanagh, A Tale" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (Ticknor, Reed & Fields, 1849) with foxing, "Old Portraits & Modern Sketches" by John G. Whittier (Ticknor, Reed & Fields, 1849), and "Around South America With a Sample Case" by J. Frnning, personalized and dated Oct 19, 1920 (Williams Printing, Richmond, VA, 1920). This is a rare opportunity to acquire a collection with signed, personalized, and first edition works from celebrated authors and illustrators. See photos for full co

218 - First Editions & Limited Books Collection, 7- This lot presents a collection of seven noteworthy books, featuring a First Edition of Jesse Stuart's "The Thread That Runs So True" (1949, Charles Scribner's Sons) with its original dust jacket, exhibiting some storage and edge wear with slight chping. Included is "The Age of Longing" by Arthur Koestler (Macmillan, 1951), first printing, and "The Ambassadors" by Henry James (Harper and Brothers, published 1903). Also present is J.B. Priestley's "Midnight on the Desert" (Harper and Broth937), a first edition without dust jacket. The rare "A Penny Whistle" by Bert Leston Taylor (Alfred Knopf, 1921), is one of 500 numbered copies, this being number 100. "Apples of Istakhar" by William Lindsey (Boston Copeland and Day, 1895), is at edition limited printing, formerly a library copy, with separation to the back cover. "The Devil and the Lady" by Alfred Tennyson (Macmillan and Company Limited, London, 1930), printed in Great Britain, rounds out the collection. Each title demonrates historical and literary significance, with several hard-to-find editions and limited printings.

219 - Small Literary Book Collection, Signed & Rare This collection features a selection of small-format literary works, each notable for its content and provenance. Included are "Songs from Dreamland" by May Kendall, "Heroes & Hero Worship" by Thomas Carlyle, "Autobiography and Memoirs of Edwardon," "Stories of New York," and "Ahead of the Hounds," which is signed by the author, Lydia Platt Richards. A highlight is the "Lays of Ancient Rome" (White and Allen, New York, 1887), an American edition strictly limited to 1,000 copies, thoucopy is not numbered. These works span poetry, essays, stories, and memoirs, representing both American and British publishing of the 19th century.

220 - Mountain Exploration Signed by Edwin Swift Offered here is a copy of "Mountain Exploration" by Edwin Swift Balch, featuring the author's autograph and a personalized inscription dated March 1894 to Miss Ida Cushman. The book, copyrighted in 1894, is a notable early mountaineering work and tfirst volume of the Bulletin of the Geographical Club of Philadelphia (January 1893). The interior shows some separation between the title page and the facing illustration, but remains intact overall. The volume includes original illustrative plates, capturing significant early mountaineering imagery. An exceptional signed copy with historical association and authorial provenance.

221 - The Seven Great Monarchies, 3 Volume Set This is a complete three-volume set of "The Seven Great Monarchies of the Ancient Eastern World" by George Rawlinson, M.A., published by A.L. Burt Company, New York. This influential historical work, identified as the second edition from 1870, exteively explores the history, geography, and antiquities of Chaldaea, Assyria, Babylon, Media, Persia, Parthia, and Sassanian or New Persian Empire. The set features numerous fold-out maps illustrating ancient civilizations. All volumes are in very good condition, with the exception of the top spine of volume one, which displays some chipping. This collection stands as a classic reference on the great empires of the ancient Near East.

222 - Victor Hugo Works Set by J. Hetzel, Paris This is a full volume set collecting the works of Victor Hugo, all published in French by J. Hetzel, Libraire-Éditeur, 18 Rue Jacob, Paris. Possibly published in 1830, these books include noted titles such as Notre-Dame de Paris, L'Homme Qui Rit, Les Travailleurs de la Mer, Quatrevingt-Treize, Hernani, Odes et Ballades, and Ruy Blas. The volumes display mild wear due to storage but remain in overall good condition as seen in the provided photos. This set represents an important collection of classic French literature.

223 - Hardcover Book Collection with Dust Jackets: Diverse collection of twelve hardcover books, each with its original dust jacket. The group spans poetry, short stories, novels, and biographies. Notable works and authors include 'An Evening With Richard Nixon' and 'Burr' by Gore Vidal, 'Love or Nothing' by Douglas Dunn, 'The Boy from the Green Cabaret Tells of His Mother' by Barry MacSweeney, 'Tomorrow—Today' by Richard Gray, and 'Gentlemen, Scholars and Scoundrels' edited by Horace Knowles. Biographies include 'Thomas Wolfe' by Andrew Turnbull and 'Jesse: The Biography of an American Writer' by H. Edward Richardson. Additional titles: 'Jefferson Square' by Noel B. Gerson, 'V. Sackville-West' by Michael Stevens, 'Come Monday Mornin’' by Chris Loken, and 'Dangerous Dossiers' by HerbertMitgang. Please see photos for complete detail and specific publication information for each volume. This set offers a snapshot of literary and biographical writing, united by their maintained dust jackets and varied genres.

224 - Early Books: Poems & Novels This collection features fourteen vintage books published between the 1830s and early 20th century, spanning poetry, novels, and stories of personal betterment. Included are: Kräuterbuch (German text on medicinal plants), Poems from the Works of Charles Cotton (1922), Lincoln & Other Poems by Edwin Markham (1901), A Memorial of Alice & Phoebe Cary (1876), The Complete Poetical Works of Robert Burns, Titcomb's Letters to Young People (1869), Self-Made Men by Chas. Seymour (1858), Poems by Lucy Larcom (1869), Athens: Its Rise and Fall (1837, 2 volumes), The Lamp & The Bell by Edna St. Vincent Millay (1921), A Thousand Years Ago by Percy Mackaye (1915), Johnnie Courteau & Other Poems by Drummond (1901), and The Phenomena and Laws of Heat by Achille Cazin (1869). Themes center on poetry, guidance for youth, historical drama, and scientific exploration, creating a rich insight into literature and self-betterment from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

225 - 1824 Perry Journal: Second Northwest Passage This 1824 edition is an original "Journal of a Second Voyage for the Discovery of a North-West Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific," performed in the years 1821, 1822, and 1823 in His Majesty’s ships Fury and Hecla. Authored by Captain WilliamEdward Parry, R.N., F.R.S., and dedicated to Lord Viscount Melville, this historical volume was published by DUYCKINCK, Long, Collins and Company in New York. The book includes original illustrations, temperature charts, and location data from the Arctic voyage, offering rare insight into early 19th-century exploration efforts. This copy exhibits notable wear due to age, such as a missing area of spine, separation at the front, yellowed and foxed pages, and illustration aging, all visible in the provided photos. An important primary source for exploration history collectors.

226 - Classic Hardcover & First Print This collection includes classic hardcovers featuring two first printings by John O'Hara: "From the Terrace" (1958, Random House) and "Ten North Frederick" (1955, Random House). The group also features "The Years" (1937, Harcourt, Brace and Comby Virginia Woolf, "The Shorter Tales of Joseph Conrad" (1924, Doubleday, Page & Company), "Lanes of Memory" (1927, George S. Hellman), "Reason and Belief" (1910, Sir Oliver Lodge), and "With 'E' of the First Gas" by Sergeant William L. Langeate Robert B. MacMullin. Travel and literary highlights include "The Spell of Switzerland" (1913, Nathan Haskell Dole) and "A Sentimental Journey through France and Italy" (1897, Laurence Sterne, illustrated by T.H. Robinson). Also present is "Tve Affairs of a Bibliomaniac" (1899, Eugene Field). This distinguished assortment spans literature, travel, and memoir, with early printings and illustrated volumes.

227 - Oversized Illustrated Books & More Diverse collection of oversized, illustrated books, several with fold-out maps, spanning subjects from architecture to folklore. Highlights include "Cathedrals of England and Wales and Their History" by Charles Whibley, published by EP Dutton and Cpany in 1888, with multiple illustrations and measuring 11 1/2 x 15 1/2 inches; it exhibits severe spine damage but remains intact. Also included are "Last Stands: Notes From Memory" by Hilary Masters, 1982 (David R. Godine, Boston), and "The WorkWilliam Morris" by Paul Thompson, Viking Press, 1967. There is "King Albert’s Book," a tribute to the Belgian King circa 1914, and a German volume focused on barbers from 1920. "Dear Old London" features 119 photographs, printed in Great BritaiCampfield Press, St Albans), likely from the 11th or 10th edition, 1928. The collection also boasts "Panorama des Rheines," with an expansive fold-out illustrated map (cover and back cover detached, measures 6 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches), small press illurated books in German, and guides to St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna. A notable array for collectors of illustrated and historical publications.

228 - Early 19th Century Book Collection (9 Vols) Nine early 19th century books, each displaying period-authentic bindings and exhibiting some wear and foxing while remaining in overall good condition. Titles include "The Trial of Aaron Burr for High Treason" (Washington, D.C., 1860), "Beaux & Bes of England: Beau Brummell" (Grolier Society, Edition de Luxe, Vol. II), "Reynolds's Miscellany of Romance, General Literature, Science, and Art" (Vol. III, 1848), "The Cabinet of Natural Philosophy" (Philadelphia, 1836), "The Fredoniad: or Inence Preserved" (Vol. II, Boston, 1827), "Sunday in London" (George Cruikshank, 1833), "The Cabinet History of England, Scotland, and Ireland" (Vol. I, Philadelphia, 1830), "Luthers Leben" (Moritz Meurer, Dresden, 1850), and "Selectae e Veterento" (Philadelphia, 1812). This group showcases a diverse range of subject matter including history, literature, philosophy, and religion, capturing the intellectual breadth of the period.

229 - Late 19th & Early 20th Century Author Booklot Notable collection of works by acclaimed late 19th and early 20th century authors. Included is a 1925 first edition of 'The Thundering Herd' by Zane Grey (Harper and Brothers, New York & London, without dust jacket), 'Alaska Nuggets' by Frank B. Camp(Alaska Publishing Company, Anchorage, 1922, with fully separated front cover), and Jack London’s 'The Call of the Wild' (The Review of Reviews Company, illustrated, copyright 1903 with new editions in 1910, 1913, and 1915). Also featured are F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Beautiful and the Damned' (Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York, 1922), Walt Whitman’s 'Leaves of Grass with Autobiography' (David McKay, Philadelphia, copyright 1900), 'The Poetical Works of John Milton' (Frederick Warne andCompany, London, 1872), Oscar Wilde’s collected works in German (Wiener Verlag, 1906), and Lynd Ward's 'Madman's Drum' (Jonathan Cape Harrison Smith, 1930, second printing, a novel in woodcuts). This set highlights literary and publishing history from respected authors, including rare and early printings.

230 - Limited & Signed Poetry Books This collection features a remarkable assortment of poetry books, beginning with "Poems" by Margaret Lippencott—one of only 300 copies, signed by the author. It includes the limited edition "The Lovemaker" by Robert Mezey (one of 2500 copies, copight 1961), and softcover titles such as "For Love" by Robert Creeley, "Poet & Friend of Poets, Amy Bonner," and "New & Selected Poems" by Howard Nemerov. Several hardcovers retain dust jackets: "The Season Within" (with jacket), "Poems" byfel (jacket), "Escape of the Leopard" (jacket), "Before a Battle" (jacket), and "Events Go" (jacket showing wear at top edge). Also featured are "Adult Bookstore" by Karl Shapiro, "More Poems" by A.E. Housman, "The Glass Adonis" by C.A. T"Poems from the Book of Hours" by Rainer Maria Rilke. Without jackets are "Poems of the African Trail" by Haines and "Fog Phantoms & Other Poems" by Alice Adkins. This collection spans mid-20th century poetry, featuring both scarce limited ediand unique author signatures.

231 - 19th Century Leather Bound & Hardcover Book ? Exceptional collection of 19th century books, predominantly leather-bound with some hardcovers and one paperback, showcasing works from celebrated authors and historic publishers. Highlights include "A Young Man’s Guide" published by Lilly Wait & Co., Boston, 1835 (notable foxing on opening); "The Miscellaneous Writings of Francis Bacon," London, M. Jones & H.D. Symonds, 1802, with severe foxing and near-detached cover; "An Abridgment of the History of England" by Dr. Goldsmith, Hallowell,4 (12th edition); "The Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow," Boston, Ticknor & Fields, 1866 (Volumes I & III); "Shirley, A Tale" by Currer Bell (Charlotte Brontë), Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1849 (paperback, vol. I); "Reveries of a Bachelor". Marvel, Charles Scribner & Sons, 1863; "Memoirs of Mary Queen of Scots," Longman et al., London, 1823 (2 vols., covers separating, heavy foxing); and "Continuation of the Complete History of England" by T. Smollett, London, 1760 (vol. II). Theexhibits expected wear, foxing, and some structural detachment, making it a compelling lot for collectors of historic and literary works.

232 - 3 Late 18th Century History Books Three original late 18th century books focusing on history and travel. The first is "The Spirit of General History in a Series of Lectures from the Eighth to the 18th Century" by Reverend George Thomson, published in London for B. Law and Son in 17. The second is "The World Displayed, or a Curious Collection of Voyages and Travels," Volume III of the first American edition, corrected and enlarged, selected and compiled from the writers of all nations by Stuart Goldsmith Johnson, published inhiladelphia in 1795. The third is "The Ancient History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Persians, Macedonians, and Grecians" by Mr. Rollin (Volume I, seventh edition), published in London in 1780, featuring copperate illustrations and intact fold-out maps by D'Anville, geographer to the King of France. The books retain their original leather bindings, exhibiting wear, title chipping, and edge rubbing, all indicative of their age and use. This set represents asignificant collection for those interested in early historical and travel literature.

233 - Books on Radio, Telegraphy Diverse collection of early to mid-20th century books and manuals focused on radio, telegraphy, telephony, and foundational electrical information. Highlights include rare instructional and reference texts like "The ABC of Vacuum Tubes in Radio Recetion" by E.H. Lewis (1922), "Everyman's Guide to Radio" (1927), "The Principles Underlying Radio Communication" (Signal Corps, U.S. Army, 1932), and classic works such as "Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony" by A.P. Morgan (1920) and "Modern Ety" by Henry and Hora (1904). Also present are editions of Henney's "Radio Engineering Handbook," technical guides regarding vacuum tubes, short-wave, and resistors, as well as foundational textbooks on electricity and magnetism dating back to thete 19th century. This comprehensive assortment offers valuable historical context and technical insight for the evolution of radio communication and electrical engineering, making it ideal for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts in these fields.Detailed illustrations and contributions from key experts of the era enrich this carefully curated set.

234 - Radio & Telegraphy Manuals & In Detailed collection of hardcover books and manuals capturing the evolution and instruction of radio and telephony. Highlights include "How to Become a Wireless Operator" (1918), "Modern Radio Reception" (1925), "Text Book on Wireless Telegraphy"7), "Short Waves", "Radio Engineering" (1937), "Radio Telephone for Amateurs", "Practical Radio Telegraphy" (1928), "Essentials of Radio" (1943), "Radio Engineers' Handbook" (1943), "The Radio Handbook" (Fourteenth Edition), and "Radioense Q&A Manual" (1967). Many books are stamped with historical library marks, reflecting their longstanding role in the study and advancement of radio technology. This comprehensive set offers a unique historical snapshot for collectors and enthusists of radio communication history.

235 - 19th Century Literary & Historical Vol This collection features fragile 19th century books, including the 1836 "Tales of the Wars of Montrose" by James Hogg (vol. 1), the 1848 "Picture of New York and Strangers Guide" (missing cover and front page, very delicate spine), and an 1829 eaPennsylvania Masonic/anti-Freemasonry history with the story of William Morgan (cover intact but slightly separated). It also includes "A View of the Character in Public Service of John Howard, Esq." (London, John Aikin, cover fully detached, spineeteriorating), "Asmodeus at Large" (Philadelphia, Carey, Lea & Blanchard, 1833, covers intact), Voltaire's "History of Charles the Twelfth, King of Sweden" (Hartford, 1825, by Silas Andrus, cover mostly separated), two volumes of "The Works of tght Honorable Lord Byron" (vol. II and VI, vol. II cover detached, Philadelphia, 1825), and two volumes of "Selected Poems of Lord Byron" edited by Matthew Arnold (1884/1883, covers detached). These books display significant wear, detached covers,d fragile/broken spines throughout, highlighting their age and use.

236 - 19th Century Illustrated & Historical Books This collection features a set of five 19th-century illustrated and historical books, each offering insight into the publishing and artistic styles of the era. Highlights include two volumes of "The Gallery of Portraits: with Memoirs" (Volumes IV,35, and VII, 1837, published by Charles Knight, London), each featuring engraved portraits of historical figures such as William III and Leonardo da Vinci. The collection also contains "Our Country: A Household History for All Readers" by Benson J.ossing (Volumes I, 1875, and II, 1878, Johnson Wilson & Company/Johnson & Miles, New York) with over five hundred illustrations by Felix O.C. Darley. Completing the group is "Pages and Pictures from the Writings of James Fenimore Cooper" (W.A. Townnd and Co., 1861) with notes by Susan Fenimore Cooper and original illustrations. The books exhibit period bindings, gilt decoration, and varied wear, reflecting their age and use. This lot presents a distinctive assemblage of literary and visual Americana and British historical works from the 1800s, each contributing to a rich narrative tapestry of art and history. Condition varies, with some volumes showing more pronounced wear to spines and covers.

237 - Historical & Religious Books, 18th–19th C. Diverse collection of fragile 18th and 19th-century books on history, religion, and biography. Highlights include "The Psalms and Hymns of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America" by John H. Livingston, published by G.W. Mentz, Philadelphia, in29, and "A True Relation of the Holy War" by John Bunyan, published in Halifax, 1859, both with covers intact. Included are several volumes from "The British Plutarch or Biographical Entertainer," published in London in 1762, documenting lives ofminent British and Irish figures. Multiple British Plutarch volumes have separated or missing covers and show notable foxing and browning. There are also five volumes from the Classical Family Library by Harper & Brothers (1834–1837), featuring Juvenal, Sophocles, Cicero, and Thucydides, with covers intact, but some water damage along bottom edges. "The Works of Washington Irving, Vol. I," published in London in 1859, exhibits water damage but maintains its cover. "Oeuvres Complètes de Voltre," Paris, 1827, included in French, offers literary and historical value. This collection is best suited for collectors of early printed works, with issues such as extensive foxing, browning, and wear due to age.

238 - 19th & Early 20th Century Books, Some Signed Diverse collection of 19th and early 20th century books by various authors and subjects, featuring notable literary works and rare editions. Key highlights include "The Eugene Field I Knew" by Francis Wilson, signed and personalized by Eugene Fielddated July 15, 1891, and published by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1898; "A Late Harvest" by Charles W. Eliot, signed by Eliot and numbered 69 of only 100 signed copies, published by the Atlantic Monthly Press. Also present is "Evangeline" by H.W.fellow (Ticknor & Fields, Boston, 1868), "Plays for Private Acting" (John W. Lovell Company, New York, c.1878), and "The Children's Treasury of English Song" by Francis Turner Palgrave (New York: Macmillan, 1877). Other pictured works include clavolumes by Longfellow, Hawthorne, Browning, and more, with illustrated and period bindings. The copy of "Household Friends" shows water damage to the title and front cover and cracking at the spine, issued by Ticknor & Fields, Boston, 1864. Spineparation present at top edge. See images for the full list and condition details, including further illustrated and multi-volume works. This lot offers a fascinating glimpse into literary history and publishing of the era.

239 - First Editions Collection with Dust Jackets, Compelling collection of first edition novels and collected writings, each accompanied by its original dust jacket. Included is Norman Mailer’s 'The Naked and the Dead' (1948, Rinehart and Company), first edition with original dust jacket exhibiting wear along the top of the spine, a small hole near the bottom, and minor chipping and a tear to the front. Also included is 'Taps for Private Tussie' by Jesse Stuart (1943, E.P. Dutton), a Book of the Month selection, with original dust jacket showing a tear on spine and chipping along the upper edge. 'A Bibliography of James Joyce 1882–1941' (1953, Yale University Press) first edition includes its dust jacket. 'Stephen S. Wise: Servant of the People' (1969, Jewish Publication Society) features selected letters. 'Party of One: The Selected Writings of Clifton Fadiman' (1955, World Publishing Company), first edition, has a dust jacket with wear and small tears. 'Literary Blasphemies' by Ernest Boyd (1927, Harper and Brothers), first edition with dust jacket, and 'The Life & Legend of Gene Fowler' by H. Allen Smith (1977, William Morrow and Company), first edition, round out this well-preserved set of significant 20th-century works, ideal for collectors and literary enthusiasts.

240 - Halfway to Freedom First Edition, 1949 This is the first edition of "Halfway to Freedom: A Report on the New India in the Words and Photographs of Margaret Bourke-White," published by Simon and Schuster in 1949. The book features extensive photographs by renowned photojournalist MargareBourke-White and provides a comprehensive account of post-independence India. This copy retains its original dust jacket, which exhibits some wear, including spine chipping, edge wear, and a tear approximately one inch long at the bottom of the spine. The volume offers both rich textual narrative and striking photographic documentation of a pivotal era.

241 - Vintage Electrical & Radio Book Extensive collection of books on electrical and radio engineering spanning the late 19th to mid-20th centuries. Highlights include works on electricity, radio, wireless telegraphy, and Morse telegraphy by authors such as Elmer E. Bucher, J.A. Fleming, and Frederick Emmons Terman. Included is "Autographs and Memoirs of the Telegraph," a first edition from 1960, signed by Jeff W. Hayes. Notable additional titles: "The Inventions, Researches and Writings of Nikola Tesla" (1894), "Die Elektrote" (1913), "First Book in Astronomy" (1837), and several volumes from the Hawkins Electrical Guide series. This carefully curated archive showcases the evolution and impact of electrical engineering and communication technologies.

242 - Science & Travel Books, 19th 20th Century This collection features important travel and science publications from the 19th century, highlighted by the two-volume set "The Journal of Sir Walter Scott" copyrighted 1892, and "Arctic Explorations" by Dr. Kane, with both green and tan editionublished in 1856 by Childs and Peterson in Philadelphia. Additionally included are several works by John Tyndall, published by D. Appleton & Company, such as "Hours of Exercise in the Alps," "Sound," "Forms of Water," "Fragments of Science" (II), and "New Fragments," all dating to the late 19th century. The collection showcases notable authors in original bindings, some with illustrated plates and maps, and reflects the era's significant contributions to travel literature and scientifthought.

243 - 1831 The Federalist US Ship Lexington This is a revised 1831 edition of "The Federalist or the New Constitution" authored by Hamilton, Madison, and Jay, with new material added by James Madison himself. Printed and published by Hallowell in 1831, this book features a significant navalovenance: it is stamped in gold "U.S. SHIP LEXINGTON," referencing the ship commissioned by Cornelius Vanderbilt that tragically sank in 1834. The book is leather bound and shows substantial evidence of wear, including separated covers and a heavilworn spine, but remains complete. This piece captures both early American political thought and maritime history.

244 - 20th Century Literature Collection with Dust Eight 20th century books, each offering a unique perspective in literature and history. Included is "Les Prétoriens" by Jean Larteguy, 1961 French edition from Presses de la Cité with its original dust jacket in very good condition. "Western Star"by Stephen Vincent Benét is a 1943 first edition preview copy, complete with a publisher's insert announcing its release date and an original dust jacket showing edge wear and chipping. The group also includes "Lucien Leuwen: The Green Huntsman" byStendhal (book one, 1950, New Directions), "Eudora Welty Critical Essays" (University Press of Mississippi, 1979), "Five Sea Captains" edited by Walter Teller (Atheneum, 1960, original jacket), "A View from the Bridge" by Arthur Miller (Firesidter Book Club, 1955, original jacket), "Feet First" by Ben Finney (Crown, 1971, foreword by John O’Hara and photographs), and "The Wanderer of Liverpool" by John Masefield (Macmillan, 1930, original dust jacket with significant wear and tears). "ough Time? The Pattern of Executive Life" by Eric Hodgins (1959 Time Life/Sports Illustrated Education Dept. copy) rounds out the selection, also with its dust jacket. Many of the volumes exhibit varying degrees of wear typical for their age, but se

245 - 13 Vintage & Modern Books 13 assorted books featuring notable authors and subjects. Key titles: "A Plea for Art in the House" by W.J. Loftie; "A Shropshire Lad" by A.E. Housman (Henry Holt & Co., Authorised Edition); "Edisonia: A Brief History of the Early Edison Electrihting System" (1904); "The Story of the Atlantic Telegraph" by Henry M. Field (Charles Scribner's Sons, 1868); "The Expanding Universe" by Sir Arthur Eddington (1933); "Introduction to Physical Science" by A.P. Gage (1898); "Mathematical TablHandbook of Chemistry and Physics" published by Chemical Rubber Publishing Company; "The Force of the Wind" by Herbert Chatley (1919); "Let Go of Yesterday" by Howard Breslin; "The Prodigal Parents" by Sinclair Lewis; "Autobiography" by A.A..P. Dutton & Co.); and "The Judas Tree" by A.J. Cronin, which comes with a photograph of the author and some publisher ephemera?. Conditions vary, with some books showing age-related mostly minor wear.

246 - 14 Various Hard Cover 1st Print Books, 1930-1970 14 assorted hard cover books, mostly first printings with original dust jackets, spanning from the 1930s to 1970s. The majority are in fine condition, though some dust jackets exhibit minor to moderate wear including chipping, creasing, or staining.Notable titles include "Zest" by Charles G. Norris (Doubleday, 1934), "Clothes Make the Man" by Elliott White Springs (1949), "The Puzzle Palace" by James Bamford, "Doctor Faustus" by Thomas Mann translated by H.T. Lowe-Porter (Braziller Book"As Much As I Dare" by Burges Johnson. See photos for exact titles and conditions.

247 - James A. Michener Hardcover Collection James A. Michener hardcover books, the majority of which are first printings and include dust jackets. Notable titles present are 'The Drifters,' 'Fires of Spring,' 'Hawaii,' 'SPACE,' 'Sports in America,' 'Sayonara,' 'The Voice of Asia,' 'The Bridgeat Andau' (multiple copies), and 'The Quality of Life' (two copies). Some dust jackets show light wear. These editions represent a comprehensive selection of Michener's work in attractive matching formats.

248 - 15 Antique 1st Ed.Books Capote, Dickens, Vonnegut+ 15 antique card cover books, including legendary authors and notable works. Highlights: 'The Dogs Bark' first edition, first printing by Truman Capote (Random House), 'The Yankee Whaler' by Clifford W. Ashley (gold gilt cover, cloth binding, 2001 reprint of 1926 edition), and 'A Christmas Carol' by Charles Dickens with illustrations by John Leech (gold gilt pages, 1844). Includes 'Slaughterhouse-Five' by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. (1969 edition), 'Adventures and Escapes of Gustavus Vasa' by Hendrik Willem Van Loon (first edition, 1945), 'A Survey' by Max Beerbohm with tipped-in illustration (1921), 'Stillman’s Journal of Science and Arts' conducted by Benjamin Silliman (No. 2, Nov 1820, marbled binding), 'My Chinese Marriage' by M.T.F. (Catherine& Porter, first book, 1922, with photo), 'Yale Playcraftsmen Plays' with Arthur C. Clothing ex libris (1924), Boake Carter's 'I Talk As I Like' & 'This Is Life' hardcovers (first editions, early/mid-1930s, no dust jackets), 'Becket' first edition byAlfred Lord Tennyson (1884), 'English Note-Books, Vol I' by Nathaniel Hawthorne (1870), 'The Rainbow' by D.H. Lawrence (1915), and 'Unfinished Worlds' by S.H. Parkes (James Potter & Co., gold gilt Saturn cover, early illustrations, 1887). All books i

249 - 15 Historic Antique Books 1 Signed, Notable Auths Comprehensive lot of 15 books, including: 'F. Scott Fitzgerald' by Charles E. Shain (1961, University of Minnesota pamphlet, dust jacket); 'Stradivari the Violin Maker' (1940, Alfred A. Knopf, illustrated by Harry Wood, with dust jacket, fine condition); 'The English Literary History,' sixth edition (1932, ex-libris, Tom Pete Cross); 'The Name of William Shakespeare' (1906, signed by John Lewis Haney); 'The Life of Benjamin Franklin' by O.L. Holley (1848); 'The U.S. Grinnell Expedition in Searchof Sir John Franklin' by Elisha Kent Kane (1854, illustrated, tissue guards); 'Socrates' by Albert Hubbard (1903, illustrated, tissue guards); 'In War Time & Other Poems' by John Greenleaf Whittier (1864); 'The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table' by Oliver Wendell Holmes (1858); 'Sharps and Flats' by Eugene Field (1900, Scribner's Vol. 1); 'The Story of Zeta: Man-Made Sun' by J.D. Jukes (1959); 'A Brief History of the United States for Schools' (1873, illustrated, steel engravings); 'The Maltese Falcon' by Dashiell Hammett (1934 reprint, Modern Library); 'The Woman Who Rode Away & Other Stories' by D.H. Lawrence (1928, Martin Secker); and 'In Memoriam Franklin Delano Roosevelt' (1946, memorial edition, tissue shields). All books are intact wi

250 - 150 Pulp & Graphic Paperbacks 150 total books, including 115 soft cover pulps and graphics from multiple decades and diverse genres such as science fiction, fiction, non-fiction, and noir. Notable titles and authors include a soft cover copy of Prize Poems from April 1930 editedby Charles A. Wagner, selections by Ayn Rand, John Updike, William Golding, Jules Verne, Ernest Hemingway, and D. H. Lawrence. The collection features George Orwell's 1984, Aldous Huxley's Point Counter Point, an official price guide for paperbacks first edition, American Graffiti by George Lucas, Easy Rider, Jack Kerouac's Tristessa and Big Sur, Peter Max's Paper Airplane Book, and Jules Verne's Into the Niger Bend. There are numerous duplicates and a range of conditions present, with most books in very good condition and some displaying minor blemishes including light warping and corner damage.

251 - 10 Literary & Historical Books, 1863-1927, HG Well Ten antique varied literary and historical volumes, majority in clean condition. Notable works are the two-volume "Letters of Robert Browning & Elizabeth Barrett Barrett 1845-1846" (Harper & Brothers, 1899, with illustrations, gilt-decorated greenvers), "Hugh Wynne" (1900) and "The Adventures of François" (1899) by S. Weir Mitchell, each in custom half-leather bindings with marbled endpapers, "Narrative of the Voyages Round The World by Captain James Cook" (J. B. Lippincott, 1863), "Thnce of Life" by H.G. Wells (Literary Guild, undated), "Tropic of Cancer" by Henry Miller (Grove Press, undated), "Speeches and Orations of Daniel Webster" (Little, Brown, 1896), "Gleanings" by E. Clayton Walton (1927), and "The Secret Cabinetory Peeped Into by a Doctor" by Doctor Cabanès (Charles Carrington, undated, Paris). The books are in mixed condition with some showing wear to spines and edges. Several have illustrated plates and decorative bindings.

252 - Vintage Science, TV, Electronic & Technology Books 14 books and booklets focused on science, engineering, and technology. Includes "Forty Years of Edison Service 1882-1922" (1922, New York Edison Company), "Signalling Through Space Without Wires" by Oliver J. Lodge (third edition, 1929), "The Inetation of Radium" by Frederick Soddy (1912), "Radio Telegraphy and Telephony" by Duncan & Drew (1920), "At Year's End 1956 CBS Television," "A History of Stone & Kimball" (Norman W. Forgue), "In Search of Light: The Broadcasts of Edward R. M38-1961" (Alfred A. Knopf, 1967), "George Westinghouse Commemoration" (American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1947), "Aid Book to Engineering Enterprise Abroad" by Ewing Matheson (1880s), and others on electrical recording, specialties, and iry. Subjects include broadcasting, radio, engineering, broadcasting, and historical figures in science. Condition varies, some with library marks or wear.

253 - 13 Historical & Literary Classics/Books, 1838-1935 Thirteen books of historical and literary interest: 'Little America' (1930) and 'Discovery' (1935) by Richard Evelyn Byrd, both illustrated editions on Antarctic exploration; 'Vanity Fair' by William Makepeace Thackeray, Harper & Brothers; 'The Kinship of Nature' by Bliss Carman, L.C. Page & Co. (1903); 'A Narrative of the Discovery of the Fate of Sir John Franklin and His Companions' by Captain McClintock, Ticknor & Fields; 'East Wind: West Wind' by Pearl S. Buck, John Day Company; 'Warraga, orthe Charms of the Nile' by William Furniss; 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' by Harriet Beecher Stowe, Wm. L. Allison Co.; 'These Dickens Folk' by Armand J. Gerson, Dorrance & Co. (1947), inscribed by the author; 'Max & Maurice' by Wilhelm Busch, Roberts Brothers (1889); 'An Inquiry Respecting the Self-Determining Power of the Will' by Jeremiah Day, Herrick & Noyes (1838); 'Sea-Kings and Naval Heroes' by John G. Edgar, Harper Brothers (1874); and 'Faust. Ein Gedicht' by Nicolaus Lenau, Philipp Reclam Jr. Acollection featuring travel, literature, philosophy, and juvenilia, with varying binding conditions.

254 - 10 Antique & Vintage Hardcover Books 10 antique and vintage hardcover books, including 'The Spectator' by Addison (Rev. F. Prevost & F.W. Blagden, new edition), 'The Chequer Board' by Nevil Shute (1947, William Morrow & Company, red cloth binding), and 'Helps to the Study of the Prophecies' (Baltimore, 1832) with noted foxing and damage. The lot also includes an embossed and illustrated 'Chronicles of the Bastille' (1859, steel plate illustrations, some foxing), 'Recollections of a Busy Life' by Horace Greeley (1868), 'Practical Seamanship' (gold-gilt hardcover, 1868, Commander G.S. Nares R.N., fourth edition, revised and illustrated), 'Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ' by Lew Wallace (1880), 'The Pilgrim's Progress' by John Bunyan (1860, illustrated, tissue guard), 'Other WorldsThan Ours' by Richard A. Proctor (marble binding), and 'The Friend or Advocate of Truth' (1830, Vol. III, top cover separated). All books display varying levels of blemishes and wear.

255 - Humongous Time Travel/UFO/Paranormal Grouping Insanely large, mixed-format collection of hardcover and softcover books with a focus on time travel, ghost stories, UFOs, and extraterrestrial phenomena. Lot includes titles such as "Flying Saucers" (Look), "Incident at Exeter" by John G. Fullerhe Chariots Still Crash" by Clifford Wilson, "Hyperspace" by Michio Kaku, "Aliens in the Skies," "Alien Contact" by Timothy Good, "The End of Time" by Julian Barbour, and many more. Encompasses scientific explorations, eyewitness accounts, aative works on the paranormal, space, and intelligence. Suitable for enthusiasts and researchers of the unexplained, blending hard-to-find and classic volumes in the genre. Over 30 books included, ranging from the mid-20th century to recent decades.Most volumes show varying degrees of wear. Well likely over 50 items.

256 - 10 Assorted; T.S. Elliot, Joseph Conrad + 10 assorted books: 'The Proselytizer' by D. Keith Mano (first edition, 1972, Alfred A. Knopf, with dust jacket), 'Lord Jim' by Joseph Conrad (International Collectors Library edition, green leatherette covers), another 'Lord Jim' by Joseph Conrad (Book Club edition, with dust jacket), 'The Famous Stories of Joseph Conrad' (1957, Doubleday, with dust jacket), 'Lady Chatterley's Lover' by D.H. Lawrence (with dust jacket, A. & K. Skillin cover art), 'Collected Poems of Florence Converse' (1927, E.P. Dutton & Co.), 'Poetical Works of Thomas Gray' (1868, E.H. Butler & Co., illustrated), 'The New Morning' by Alfred Noyes (1918, Stokes), 'From the Terrace' by John O'Hara (first printing, Random House), and 'The Film of Murder in the Cathedral' byT.S. Eliot (Harcourt, Brace & Company). Some volumes display wear, age toning, or owner inscriptions. This is a varied collection of modern and classic literature.

257 - Antique Illust. & Gilt-Decorated Literary, Doré + Four antique books with ornate covers and gilt embellishments, including: "The Works of Rabelais" with numerous steel plate illustrations by Gustave Doré, gold gilt hardcover, published by Chatto & Windus, London, with minor rip to the back spine;Transformation or the Romance of Monte Beni" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, copyright edition, Volume I, Leipzig, Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1860, featuring gold gilt decoration and edges; "The Works of Anton Chekhov," one volume edition, Walter J. Black, Inc.,29, in genuine leather binding with typical wear; and "The Mistress of the Manse" by J.G. Holland, Scribner, Armstrong & Co., New York, 1874, with a green embossed design, gold gilt lining, and marbled edges. Condition varies from good to typical awear.

258 - 6 Hards: Hubbard, Hemingway, Baldwin + Six assorted hardcover books: "Remembrance Rock" by Carl Sandburg (Harcourt, Brace and Company), "Blues for Mister Charlie" by James Baldwin (Dial Press, 1964), "So Early in the Morning or My Topsy-Turvy Day" by Jack Sterling with William C. Vad introduction by Edward R. Murrow (Crown, 1958), "Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Reformers: John Knox" by Elbert Hubbard (Roycrofters, 1907), "The Sun Also Rises" by Ernest Hemingway (Charles Scribner's Sons, 1954), and "So Here Then Arems" by Olive Schreiner. Books show various degrees of wear, with dust jackets present on some volumes. Some volumes exhibit foxing, particularly the Hubbard title. A diverse literary set featuring notable authors and works.

259 - 8 Classic Literatures Hemingway+Doyle+ Eight classic and collectible books from various genres and time periods: "The Marigold Horse and Other Stories" by Margaret R. Seebach, published by the Women's Missionary Society (1924); "His Last Bow: A Reminiscence of Sherlock Holmes" by Sirur Conan Doyle, published by The Review of Reviews Company; "Lady Chatterley's Lover" by D.H. Lawrence, Grove Press, New York; "Patrick Walworth Gray: The Record of a Boy’s Life Ended in the Great War" by Albert Gray, printed for private circulatn (1908); "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1952; "The Sun" by C.A. Young, D. Appleton and Company, 1879 (revised edition); "The Guardian Angel" by Oliver Wendell Holmes, Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1891"Hyperion, A Romance" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Ticknor, Reed, and Fields (tenth edition, MDCCCLI/1851). The lot includes both fiction and non-fiction, with various binding conditions and publishers. Some volumes show visible wear, and all boohave notable collectible or literary significance.

260 - Buckley & Faulkner Hardcover Collection Eight hardcover books by influential American authors William F. Buckley, Jr. and William Faulkner. Buckley titles include "Airborne: A Sentimental Journey" (Macmillan Publishing), "Right Reason" (Doubleday & Company), "A Hymnal: The Controversits" (Putnam), "Overdrive: A Personal Documentary" (Doubleday & Company, 1983), and "Gratitude: Reflections on What We Owe to Our Country" (Random House, 1990). Faulkner titles include "The Reivers: A Reminiscence" (Random House), "Absalom, Ab(Modern Library), and "As I Lay Dying" (Vintage Books). Several works retain original dust jackets; overall condition is mixed, commensurate with age and use, most are nice copies with minor wear to DJ’s.

261 - 19th & 20th Century Collection, Don Quixote + Nine assorted books, including early and mid-19th to mid-20th century works. Highlights include "Transfusion; or, The Orphans of Unwalden" (1837) by William Godwin Jr., "The Island" by Lord Byron (1828), "The History and Adventures of Don Quixotlustrated by George Cruikshank (1833, Vol. I), "Poems for the Grades" (1946), "Samuel Johnson" by Joseph Wood Krutch (Henry Holt, 1944), "Satire & Song" by Maurice Switzer (1919), "The Letter" by W. Somerset Maugham (George H. Doran), "Makerory" by Fromer, and "The Red Badge of Courage" by Stephen Crane (limited edition, West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, 1968). Various publishers and binding types, with condition ranging from fair to good, some lacking dust jackets and others witotable wear or binding issues.

262 - 15 Hardcover & Vonnegut Grouping This lot offers a collection of 15 books, primarily mid to late 20th century, including notable literary and non-fiction works. Featured titles include "Breakfast of Champions" by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (Delacorte Press/Seymour Lawrence, hardcover withust jacket), "Bella Donna" by Robert Hichens (J. B. Lippincott Company, 1909), "Every Dollar Counts" by Max Hess Jr. (1959), "Tutankhamun: The Untold Story" by Thomas Hoving (hardcover, original dust jacket), "Essays of E.B. White" (Harper &7), "Bundling" by Henry Reed Stiles, and others by John Updike, D.H. Lawrence, and Larry McMurtry. Some dust jackets exhibit wear. Various publishers and print dates. This assortment appeals to collectors and readers of modern literature and histor

263 - Pennsylvania Ephemera & Lore Collection Large group of 11 items related to Pennsylvania local history and industry. Includes many hardcovers, softcovers, and vintage ephemera. Features a General Electric synchronous motor steel plate with identification number 13516B, 1903 Pennsylvania fisheries commission report (red hardcover), "The Little Town of Bethlehem" by Katrina Trask (1909, ex libris), Bethlehem Steel Co. Ordnance Material manual (1906), and "Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World" (1943 hardcover) with Rodman Gilder nnal monument manual. Additional items: "Hopewell Village" by Joseph D. Walker (dust jacket has staining/wear), Keuffel & Esser Co. 1867 leather-bound embossed catalog, "A History of Catasauqua" 1916 (hardcover, separated), "Pennsylvania BeautifuWallace Nutting, "Cauldron 1939" Easton, PA leather-bound yearbook, and "Bethlehem of Pennsylvania" vintage hardcover with dust jacket. See images for included titles and condition.

264 - Signed N. Kerrigan Olympic Guide & 1984 Orwell Two items: a 1994 CBS official broadcast guide for the Lillehammer 1994 XVII Olympic Winter Games, signed by Nancy Kerrigan. The guide was produced the same year as the widely publicized Nancy Kerrigan & Tonya Harding incident, a cultural phenomenoncovered in various media. The guide is described as being in very nice condition. Also included is a 1949/1950 American hardcover edition of George Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty-Four," published by Harcourt, Brace & Company, with its original dust jack. The dust jacket shows shipping creasing and wear. This is a later printing, not a first edition.

265 - Extensive Poetry & Short Story Book Assort. This remarkable lot comprises a massive collection of poetry and short story books, as captured in the photographs. Included are works like The Yale Review (April 1927 issue), rare editions such as the 1884 "An Antidote Against Melancholy," and intnational volumes, including a Japanese book bound in traditional fashion. The set presents first printings, signed copies (e.g., "Penrhyn's Pilgrimage" with 1896 author inscription), anthologies ("New Poems: 1940" edited by Oscar Williams, "Poetards 1949"), and notable volumes from poets and authors like John Hollander, A.L. Rowse, Alastair Reid, Arthur Peterson, and more. The books range in theme from academic critiques to lyrical anthologies, and several pieces highlight unique binding oearly publication dates. This sizable library spans American, British, and international poetry and prose, offering depth and historical interest for collectors.

266 - Books & Publications Publications, including a privately printed "The Tribune Primer" by Eugene Field (Boston, 1900), a 1957 Bayreuth festival program, and an array of notable works such as "Light in August" by William Faulkner, "Chronicle of the Conquest of GranadaWashington Irving (1894), "Schillers Werke," "Tristram Shandy" by Laurence Sterne, and "Napoleon: A Play" by Herbert Trench (1919). Also included are German-language volumes like "Dokumente und Gedanken um Versailles" (1925), "Zwanzig Profilhelm Arntz, and others, reflecting a mix of literary, historical, and cultural themes. See photos for complete details and titles included. Condition is varied, with some books showing wear.

267 - Rare Photography Books Collection & First Eds This collection features a range of influential photography books and publications, including a first edition of "America and Alfred Stiglitz: A Collective Portrait with 120 Illustrations." The copy of this Stiglitz book includes its original dustcket, which is noted to be in serious disrepair. The lot also contains a first edition ASMP Picture Annual, the 1950 American Annual of Photography, a Camera magazine issue, "Photography by Infrared" (Second Ed.), "The Modern Rolleiflex and Rolleid Guide," and camera technique manuals like "Taking Pictures at Night." These volumes collectively showcase milestones in photographic history, technique, and critique.

268 - 19th Century Books & Treatises Diverse collection of 10 notable 19th century books, each with historical and literary significance. Highlights include "The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln" (Washington, 1866), "Monument to the Memory of General Andrew Jackson" (Philadelphia, 1, and an early edition of Adam Smith's "An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations". Also included are works on natural philosophy such as "An Elementary Treatise on Sound" (Boston, 1836) and "A Treatise on Hydrostatics and Ptics" (Philadelphia, 1835), alongside literary works like "The Semi-Detached House" (Boston, 1859) and "Confessions of an English Opium-Eater" (Boston, 1855). The lot also holds "New Biographies of Illustrious Men" (Boston, 1857) and a volumee "Classical Family Library: Euripides" (New York, 1834). Condition varies, with period bindings, some marbling, and clear indications of age and use, making this set a significant find for collectors of 19th century literature and history.

269 - 19th & Early 20th Century Science & Telephony This collection features rare European and American books from the 19th and early 20th centuries, spanning telecommunications, science, and industry. Included is a signed 1910 first edition of "The History of the Telephone" by Herbert N. Casson, inribed by the author, along with treatises such as an 1822 illustrated drawing manual and physics works like Boye's "A Treatise on Pneumatics" (1856) and Whewell's "Astronomy and General Physics" (1836). Four technical insulator catalogs are presetwo from the Locke Insulator Corporation (including Catalog No. 27, 1927) and two from the R. Thomas & Sons Company. The lot also contains early instructional works on telegraphy, wireless sets, and specialized titles like Bonner's "The Boy Inventor' Electric Hydroaeroplane," Blum's "A.B.C. de la Radiesthésie," and comprehensive engraved plates illustrating early electricity experiments, manual drawing technique, and engineering. Notable publishers include McGraw, A.C. McClurg, and internatial imprints from Paris. This comprehensive archive highlights the evolution of science, industry, and communication technology in both Europe and America.

270 - Early 18th & 19th Century Natural History This diverse collection features early 18th and 19th century books spanning natural history, biography, and correspondence. Included are three volumes of natural history focused on fish and Wuertz from Paris, published between 1818 and 1801; "Peterarley’s Universal History on the Basis of Geography," published in 1867 (front cover only shown); and "Earthwork Out of Tuscany," published in 1909 by Macmillan Company with illustrations by James Kerr Lawson. The lot contains two volumes of "Memr, Correspondence, and Miscellanies from the Papers of Thomas Jefferson," edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph and published in 1829, three years after Jefferson's death. Also featured is "The Life of Thomas Jefferson" by Henry S. Randall, volume tpublished in 1858 in New York by Derby and Jackson. "The Autobiography and Diary of Edmund Bohun, Esq." and "The Earth and Its Inhabitants: Oceanica" by Élisée Reclus, published in 1892 in New York by Appleton and richly illustrated, are part ofhe offering. Completing the set is volume one of "All The Year Round," a weekly journal conducted by Charles Dickens, published in London in 1869. This curated selection exhibits a wide range of subject matter and reflects literary and scientific t

271 - 19th & 20th Century Poetry Book Collection Substantial collection of poetry books from the 19th and 20th centuries, featuring works by various notable authors. Highlights include a copy of 'Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect' by Robert Burns (front cover detached, back cover missing), 'Dying: An Introduction' by L.E. Sissman, 'Georgian Poetry 1911-1912', 'The Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow', 'Poems 1909-1925' by T.S. Eliot, 'The Holy Grail' by Alfred Tennyson (1870), volumes by D.H. Lawrence, Alan Seeger, Siegfried Sassoon, William Carlos Williams, John Betjeman, and more. Several books show signs of wear, with some missing or loose covers, as detailed in the images provided.

272 - Signed & Personalized Poetry Books, 1875–1926 Three distinctive poetry volumes, each signed and personalized by their authors with unique dedications. "Poems of Personality" by Reginald C. Robbins (Cambridge Press, 1905) features a significant dedication for President Wilson, referencing WoodrWilson during his tenure as President of Princeton University. "Miscellaneous Poems, Stories for Children, The Warden's Tale, and Three Eras in a Life" (Porter & Coates, 1875) is inscribed, annotated, and corrected by the author, Mrs. Bloomfield Mre. The set is completed by "Von Lohr and Other Poems" by Alonzo Brown (Dorrance & Company, 1926), dedicated to Dr. Josiah H. Penniman and wrapped in a worn vellum cover with evident wear and loss. Each book offers a glimpse into the relationshipstween author and recipient, with annotation, correction, and presentation copies.

273 - Six 19th Century Books Six 19th century books, including: 'Corinne; or, Italy' by Madame de Staël-Holstein, American edition (Burgess & Stringer, 1847), two volumes in one, front cover detached, pages exhibit foxing; 'Reynolds's Miscellany, Vol. II' edited by George W.M.Reynolds (John Dix, 1847); 'Report on the Birds of Pennsylvania,' revised edition (1890), notable for its numerous original colored plates; 'Principles, Practice, and History of Commerce' by J.R. McCulloch (Robert Baldwin, London, date unknown); anda large illustrated 'History of the Civil War in the United States' by Samuel M. Schmucker, LLD, revised by Dr. L.P. Brockett (Jones Brothers, Philadelphia; Zeigler & McCurdy, Chicago & St. Louis, copyrighted 1865 by Bradley & Co.). Each volume reflects significant literary, historical, or natural history content, with varying conditions as shown.

274 - 19th-20th Century Book Collection This lot comprises a diverse collection of books from the 19th and 20th centuries, beginning with a Spanish catechism from 1902, donated by A.M. Huntington to Lehigh University. Notable is its personalized letter from Pleasant Baychester, NYC. Otherhighlights include 'Curiosities of Literature' by I.C. Disraeli and Rufus Griswold (NY: Leavitt & Co, 1847), an 1887 London edition of Southey's 'Life of Nelson,' and 'Man & the Conquest of the Poles' by Paul-Émile Victor (Hamish Hamilton, London, 1964, no jacket). The lot also features The New York Times 'Current History of the European War' Vol. 1 No. 3 (1915), with editorial contributions including Andrew Carnegie; 'Evenings at the Microscope' by Philip Henry Gosse (NY: D. Appleton, 1896); 'More Worlds Than One' by Sir David Brewster (London, 1854); and a numbered 1923 French edition of 'Ariel ou La Vie de Shelley' by André Maurois. All volumes display period binding styles, with notable signs of aging and use.

275 - Signed, Limited & Classic Works Diverse assortment of literary works by various authors, highlighted by "Afterglow Friendly Fireside Poems" by Francis B. Frazee, a limited subscription edition signed by the author, number 111 of only 500 copies published by Foster & Stewart in 19. Included is "Dramatis Personae" by Robert Browning, published by Ticknor & Fields, Boston, 1864; "The Water-Witch or The Skimmer of the Seas" by James Fenimore Cooper, New York, copyrighted 1884; "Poems" by Lord Byron (London, 1862); "Poetics by George, Lord Byron" (London, date unknown); and "The Life and Remains of Henry Kirke White" (publishing date unknown). "The Decameron or Ten Days Entertainment" by Giovanni Boccaccio is present in a special edition copyrighted in 1947. Offes well are two volumes of "The Intimate Papers of Colonel House," copyright 1926, and two volumes with dust jackets of "The Unpublished Diary of Elizabeth Barrett Barrett, 1831-1832" from Ohio University Press. Also included are two CBS Playhouseipts: "The Final War of Olly Winter" by Ronald Ribman and "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" by Loring Mandel, both with worn covers. This comprehensive collection showcases rare and collectible publications; see photos for detailed conditio

276 - Edison & Broadcasting History This expansive book collection features a specialized focus on Thomas Edison, including key historic works such as "Edison: His Life and Inventions" (2-volume set by Frank Lewis Dyer & Thomas Commerford Martin), multiple volumes of "Menlo Park Remscences" by Francis Jehl, and "History of the Incandescent Lamp" by Howell and Schroeder (1927). Also included is "Edison: A Biography" by Matthew Josephson (1959). Complementing these are vintage science and technology books, such as "The Elemf Physics" (1904), "Telegraphy" (1905), and "Playing With Lightning" (1940). The collection broadens its scope to the history of broadcasting and media with "Tube: The Invention of Television," "The Invention That Changed the World," "Tunew," and "Bad News at Black Rock," offering coverage from early scientific discovery to later broadcasting milestones. This grouping is ideal for collectors interested in the history of science, technology, and broadcasting. See photos for full bibgraphic details and condition.

277 - Biographies & Novels Collection FT. Salinger This collection features biographies, novels, and short stories by notable authors including Thomas Wolfe and J.D. Salinger. Among the highlights is a sixth printing of Salinger's "Franny and Zooey." Other notable titles include "An American Origi: The Life of J. Frank Dobie" by Lon Tinkle, "Papa Hemingway" by A.E. Hotchner, "The Landed Gentry" by Sophy Burnham, "Salesman in Beijing" by Arthur Miller, and "Barchester Towers" by Anthony Trollope. Also present are works by Leicester HeD.M. Thomas, Paul West, and volumes from the Nobel Prize Library as well as several collectible mid-20th-century editions, including literary references and biographies.

278 - 19th Century Literary Collection: Poems, Hist This collection features a selection of 19th century books, including poetry, histories, and journals that reflect the literary and intellectual pursuits of the era. Highlights include various works by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow such as "The Courtshp of Miles Standish," "Kavanagh," "The Golden Legend," "The Song of Hiawatha," and editions of "Evangeline," along with "Poems" by Alfred Tennyson and historical volumes like "Plain Home Talk and Medical Common Sense" by Edward B. Foote,cluded is the June 7, 1826 issue of "The Album and Ladies’ Weekly Gazette" and "A School Compendium of Natural and Experimental Philosophy" from 1860. The diverse set comprises poems, social histories, and contemporary journals, offering a glimpsinto 19th century literary and cultural life. Several books exhibit period bindings, signed flyleaves, and period wear, making this collection valuable for collectors and enthusiasts of early American literature and history.

279 - Science Book Collection With Morse Signed Bio Diverse collection of science books for all ages, including two biographies of Samuel F.B. Morse. One biography, authored by Violet Oakley, is a limited edition with uncut rough edges, signed and numbered 390 of 500 copies. The collection also includes children's books on astronomy, map-making, bicycles, stars, and magnetism, as well as works such as "Scientific Instruments" by Harriet Wynter and Anthony Turner, "Larousse Encyclopedia of Astronomy," and vintage textbooks like "Navigation antical Astronomy" (1942) and "Workshop Appliances" (1902). Additional highlights are a 1930 handwritten datebook, a 1965 TRW space data reference, and illustrated titles spanning from the early 20th century to the 1970s. This assortment offers histc and educational insight for enthusiasts and collectors of scientific literature.

280 - 12 Early Miniatures, 1880- Einstein, Washington + 12 miniature hardcovers and softcover books: "The Garroters" by W.D. Howells, Harper's Black-and-White Series (1894); "The Man Without a Country" by Edward Everett Hale (1822–1909), gold gilt cover and gold interior frontis; a heavily damaged "Dy Miller, A Study" by Henry James Jr., Harper's Half-Hour Series (1880s); a very worn and damaged "Washington’s Farewell Address to the People of the United States," Balance Press, Albany (1810); "Westward Ho!," The Macmillan Pocket Classics (19; "I Like Machinery," Harper & Brothers Publishers; "The Ibsen Calendar," Frank Palmer, 1913, with cover wear; "An Interview with Santa Claus," miniature hardcover with illustrations; "Shelley's Poems," with detached cover, gilt-edged pages,strations; "The Little Book of Profitable Tales" (1895), with foxing and illustrations; "The World As I See It" by Albert Einstein, blue hardcover; and "Novalis: His Life, Thoughts, and Works" by Friedrich von Hardenberg, translated by M.J. Hop1). Please review photos for complete condition; all books are in good condition except where otherwise noted.

280a - 18th-20th C. Book Collection w/ Rare Volumes This collection includes a variety of 18th, 19th, and 20th-century books featuring notable and rare works. Highlights are 'A History of England, Volume II' by J. Barlow (London, 1795, no cover, intact spine/binding); a unique reproduction of 'A True& Faithful History of the Redoubtable Prince Rada,' non-commercially published, 75 plain copies, three on colored, two on Bell, by John 80 Captain, publishing details unknown; 'Elimination of the Unfit' by Thorstein Veblen, paperback; 'Blue Denim' byJames Leo Herlihy & William Noble, Random House play with original dust jacket; 'The Works of Cornelius Tacitus,' Vol. III (Philadelphia, 1822), with attached maps (rear cover missing, front separated); 'The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby'by Charles Dickens (Philadelphia, Lea & Blanchard, 1839), with very worn cover, partial spine separation; 'Roscoe’s Novelist Library Vol. 15,' cover separated; 'The History and Adventures of Don Quijote' (London, 1833); 'The Yankee Middy' by Oliver Optic (Boston, Lee & Shepard, 1866), spine paper separated, rear cover separated; 'Johnsoniana' (Philadelphia, Carey & Hart, 1842, spine info missing, intact spine); 'Wordsworth Collection,' rear cover separated; 'In One Man’s Life' by Theodore N

282 - 13 Important & Antique Books, 1808- Huxley+ Diverse collection of 13 vintage and antique hardcover and softcover books. Highlights include "365 Luncheon Dishes" by Dean and Son Limited in very nice condition, "An Answer to a Sermon...by Mr. Smith, March 15, 1808," and "Black Spring" by Hiller (Grove Press, 1963). Also included are "Ober Salzburg: The History of a Mountain" (softcover), "The Prayers of Dr. Samuel Johnson" (MCMII, illustrated with tissue guards), "Collected Works: Verses and a Comedy" by Aldous Huxley (hardcoverjacket), and "A Theory of the Universe" by Samuel Hutchings, 1868. "The Patriot’s Progress" by Henry Williamson (hardcover), "Opening Ceremonies of the New York and Brooklyn Bridge, May 24, 1883" (gold gilt hardcover with marble endpapers, illations, and gold-tipped pages), and "Our Candy Recipes and Other Confections" (hardcover, dust jacket) are included. The set also features "The Spirit of Christmas" by Henry Van Dyke (1905, gold gilt hardcover with illustrations), "Riverside Aldlassics: Evangeline" (miniature blue hardcover, 1900, illustrated), and "Famous Men of Science" by Sarah K. Bolton (1889, gold gilt hardcover, very nice condition). Condition varies; several volumes have elaborate gilt covers and are well-preserve

283 - 12 Modern & Classic 1st Editions & Signed 12 books including 'Memoirs of a Fox Hunting Man' by Siegfried Sassoon, first American edition, first printing, with original cloth and publisher's box, plus an informative cover note. Includes 'Poems and The Story of Arthur Gordon Pym' by Edgar Allan Poe (Charles Scribner's Sons, 1914), 'Rubber’s Goodyear: The Story of a Man's Perseverance' by Adolph C. Regli (Julian Messner, 1941) with dust jacket, 'A Georgian at Princeton' by Robert Manson Myers, first edition (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1976) signed by the author, 'Death Comes for the Archbishop' (1927 hardcover), two copies of Douglas Dunn’s 'Love or Nothing' with dust jackets, 'Over by the River & Other Stories' by William Maxwell, 'Marco Polo, If You Can' by William F. Buckley Jr., 'Time for Frankie Coolin' by Bill Griffith, and 'America' by Stephen Vincent Benét. See photos for conditions.

284 - 12 Occult, Science & Pop Culture, Twilight Zone + 12 books: 'Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid' by Douglas R. Hofstadter, soft cover, first printing 1980; 'Stories from the Twilight Zone' by Rod Serling, soft cover, showing heavy damage; 'The Twilight Zone Companion' by Mark Scott Zicree, soft cover with tears to cover and detatched, first few pages also, very damaged; 'Rod Serling's Twilight Zone Revisited,' hardcover with dust jacket (jacket damaged, book in nice condition, 1964); 'The Observer’s World Aircraft Directory' by William Green, with loose pages; 'Out of the Unknown' by A.E. Van Vogt, first edition, 1948; 'Gazetteer of British Scottish & Irish Ghosts,' hardcover, two volumes in one; 'Four Americans in Paris,' glossy gold-embossed cover; 'The Paperback Price Guide' by Kevin Hansen with Fastner Larson cover art; 'Dreams of History That Came True;' 'Exploring the Fourth Dimension;' and 'The Giza Power Plant: Technologies of Ancient Egypt.' Most are soft cover except as noted. Several items show significant wearor damage. See photos for condition details.

285 - Foreign Language & Literature Books Lot, Rare Ltd Foreign vintage and modern books including "French in Action: A Beginning Course in Language and Culture" hardcover first printing. Also features "Le Duc de Bourgogne 1682-1712" (Paris, MCMXXXII), a fragile softcover; "The Crisis in Industry" bas Wolfe, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1919, rare limited edition (No. 30 of 200); a large blue ribbon-bound flipbook with spiderweb tissue paper guards, photos, ribbons, and other items; "Der Athenia Fall"; "Barnaby Rudge" by Charlickens, vintage Philadelphia softcover lacking the original cover; Hill's Italian-English Dictionary, lacking cover/backing; "The Hounds of Spring" by Sylvia Thompson, hardcover; Dr. J. Rhedern's "Die Stereoskopie" (Enzyklopädie der Photographie,22), with signature; "A First Course in German" (Newmark), hardcover; Peter Rabbit book "The Tale of Mr. Tod" (Beatrix Potter); "Songs of a Sourdough" (gold gilt, maroon leather cloth, 1913); a green foreign hardcover; and "Solely Bus Empire"ed Del Valle. See photos for complete condition details.

286 - Ephemera: Titanic Book, Santa Display, Photos, Fra Varied ephemera collection including "Titanic: An Illustrated History" large softcover by Don Lynch with paintings by Ken Marshall, a fold-out photographic holder titled CESKOSLOVENSKO, an intact 1958 copyright Star Finder, and a vintage Food Fairedle and thread holder in unused condition. Also included are Spalding’s "The Art of Fencing" by Senac Group XIV, a miniature enamel flower pen, a cardboard gold-gilt lined Santa Claus display, a Nissan 300 ZX user manual and glossy calendar, an 8"x 16" framed print of the West Point locomotive, multiple camera city folders with glossy TV studio photographs and prints, and additional assorted ephemera. See images for item conditions and variety.

287 - 18 Early Electrical Books & Electronic Extensive lot of early books and ephemera related to electricity, electrical engineering, and electronics, dating from the late 19th to mid 20th century. Highlights include "Easy Experiments in Electricity" by L.P. Dickinson (1903), "Power Unleashby M.M. Samuels, "Electric Controlling Devices" (Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Co.), "General Catalogue Electrical Supplies 1904-1905" (Western Electric Co.), and scientific texts from Cambridge University Press such as "Conduction of Electricity through" (J.J. Thomson) and "Experimental Electricity" (W.C.D. Whetham). Additional volumes cover theory, practice, and historical development of electricity, including French-language works, dictionaries, and Navy training manuals. Condition varies withme obvious wear, edgewear, and occasional jacket loss, typical for technical and reference books of this age.

288 - Nature, Poetry & Story Books Diverse collection of books that includes nature guides, poetry, flower arrangement manuals, and classic children's stories. Highlighted titles are 'The Tall Book of Make-Believe' (Harper and Brothers), 'The Blue Book of Birds of America' by Frank G.Ashbrook, 'A Pinch of Salt' by Thomas J. Nixon, III (1964), 'The Ocean Floor' by Hans Pettersson (1954), and 'Better Homes and Gardens Story Book' (1950). Other works focus on flowers ('Conway’s Encyclopedia of Flower Arrangement', 'Roses', 'Familiar Flowers of North America', and more). The lot includes both illustrated and text-rich volumes, with noted publishers such as Yale University Press, Alfred A. Knopf, and Meredith Publishing. This collection provides a window into mid-20th-centuryliterature on gardening, children's stories, and natural history, with a mix of hardcovers and softcovers in varying condition.

289 - Bethlehem & Lehigh Valley History Book Lot This collection comprises books that explore the history of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, the greater Lehigh Valley, and Allentown regions. Notable items include titles on the Lehigh Portland Cement Company, the centennial of Allentown, and detailed histories of Bethlehem's early years, including first edition volumes such as "Bethlehem of Pennsylvania: The First One Hundred Years 1741-1841" (1968) and "The Golden Years 1841-1920" (1976). Also included is a 1964 "Bethlehem & Nearby Communities"book with area code 215, and three guidebooks recounting the history and architecture of Williamsburg, Virginia. The lot offers valuable insight into regional development, industry, and community heritage.

290 - 10 Vintage Books & Map, 19th–20C, Jane Austen+ Ten vintage books and one fold-out map including: 'The Mosaic', miniature volume edited by J.H.B., 1861, in very nice condition with gold gilt tipped pages; 'The Pocket Atlas of the World' by J.G. Bartholomew, 10th edition, with gold gilt tipped pages, index, and statistical notes; a fairly well-preserved German fold-out map dated 1856; 'Fragment of a Novel' by Jane Austen, Oxford, 1925, hardcover; 'Tropic of Capricorn' by Henry Miller, Grove Press, hardcover, 1961; 'Portraits of Musical Celebrities', Steinway & Sons, 1926; 'A Treatise of Surveying' by John Gummere, 1852, with detached cover; 'The Natural History of Selborne' by Gilbert White, 1898; 'Records of Tennyson, Ruskin, Browning' by Anne Thackeray Ritchie, Harper & Brothers, 1893,illustrated; 'The Faery Queen' by Edmund Spenser, Frederick Warne and Co., hardcover. See photos for individual condition details.

291 - 15 Books on Aviation, Railroads Diverse collection of 15 books centered on aviation, railroad history, science, and labor movements. Highlights include: 'The American Heritage Picture History of World War II' by C.L. Sulzberger (Simon & Schuster); 'Lockheed's Constellation' by Steve Pace; 'Viscount, Comet & Concorde' by Stewart Wilson; 'The Airmen Who Would Not Die' by John G. Fuller (Putnam, 1979); 'Aeronautics Aircraft Spotters' Handbook' (L.C. Guthman, 1943); 'Space Flight' from the Golden Library of Knowledge; 'High Horizons: United Air Lines Story' (Frank J. Taylor, McGraw-Hill, 1964); 'The Observer's Book of Aircraft' (William Green, 1965); 'An Airman's Letter to His Mother' (E.P. Dutton, 1940); 'The Catalogue of the Centenary Exhibition of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, 1827-1927'; 'Delaware Canal Journal' (C.P. Yoder, Canal Press, 1972); 'Great Western Railway of England 1837-1927 Souvenir'; 'James Read: Building Material Merchant' (Jesse R. Sprague, Lehigh, 1928); 'A Brief History of the American Labor Movement' (US Dept of Labor, 1970); and 'The Earth's Magnetism' by S. Chapman (Methuen, 1936). This wide array covers key moments and advancements in aviation and railroads, as well as scientific and labor history.

292 - 20th Century Illustrated & Them This diverse collection features over a dozen books spanning religious themes, history, art, and literature from the 20th century, all as photographed. Highlights include a 1948 Pantheon Books edition of Dante's Divine Comedy with Gustave Doré illustrations; a large-format Van Gogh monograph from The Uffici Press; The Popes: A Concise Biographical History (1964, Hawthorn Books); and The Great Confessions (1934, Tudor Publishing). The assortment also offers The Story of SS. Simon and Jude Church(1977); collectible Christmas booklets; a Jerusalem souvenir album with pressed flora and color plates; The Birds’ Christmas Carol (1914); The Case Against the Little White Slaver (1914, Henry Ford) with an Edison letter facsimile; Horizon Vol. XV(1947), and more, including American Revolution essays and an uncorrected proof of Honor Bound by Richard Harris. A captivating and wide-ranging set reflecting significant religious, historical, and artistic interests.

293 - 19th & 20th Century Books on Wireless & Tele Curated collection of 19th and 20th century books on wireless telegraphy, showcasing the history and development of electrical communication. Highlights include “History of the Atlantic Telegraph” (1866) by Henry M. Field, “An Elementary Manualof Radiotelegraphy and Radiotelephony” by J.A. Fleming (1916), and “Telegraphy Self-Taught” by Theo. A. Edison (1912/1922). Also included are multiple editions of “Modern Practice of the Electric Telegraph” by Franklin Leonard Pope (1884 and 1899), “Electrical Measurements” by Frank A. Laws (1938), “Wireless Telegraphy and High Frequency Electricity” by H. LaV. Twining (1909), “Principles of Electricity applied to Telephone and Telegraph Work” (1928), and “Mr. Bell Invents the Telephone” by Shippen (1952). This assemblage reflects both technical evolution and educational approaches in the field from pioneering to instructional texts.

294 - 20th Century Genre Books This diverse collection includes over a dozen 20th century books spanning genres such as art, history, literature, engineering, and collecting. Highlights include "Images of Peace" (CBS Television Network), "Small Antique Silverware" by G. Bernarghes (Bramhall House, 1957), "Sulphides: The Art of Cameo Incrustation" by Paul Jokelson (1968), "Dresden China" by W.B. Honey (Faber and Faber), and "Imperial Surprises" on Fabergé eggs. Also present are "The Amenities of Book-Collecting" byard Newton, "A Treatise on Gear Wheels" by George B. Grant (1899), "The Compleat Gamester" (1970), and "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead" by Tom Stoppard (first Black Cat printing, 1968). The grouping features illustrated works on ceramics,ecoration, and model engineering, representing a cross-section of mid-century scholarship and cultural topics. Each volume is photographed to show notable covers, title pages, and select illustrations, attesting to the variety and period character ofthis collection.

295 - 19th & 20th Century Hardcover Books, Adventure+ Five hardcover books spanning history, science, and literature. Titles include "Life of Sitting Bull and History of the Indian War of 1890-91" by W. Fletcher Johnson (Edgewood Publishing Company, illustrated, Half-Russia binding), "Introduction toactical Astronomy" by Dinsmore Alter (Thomas Y. Crowell, 1937), "Soul of Lodestone: The Background of Magnetical Science" by Alfred Still (Murray Hill Books, 1947), "Maiwa's Revenge" by H. Rider Haggard, and "Four Lectures on Relativity and SpaCharles Proteus Steinmetz (McGraw-Hill, 1923). All books are original vintage editions.

296 - Vtg Automotive, Broadcast & Civil Defense Manuals Vintage manuals and publications including a 1967 Buick Riviera owner's manual with extras, MGA/MGB driver's and maintenance handbooks, a Motorola owner's guide, a 1950 Log Log Vector Slide Rule book by Keuffel & Esser Co., "The Family Fallout Sheltr" 1960 civil defense booklet, an RCA Television Cameras service binder, RCA Broadcast Audio Equipment catalog, "All Insulators: Crown Jewels of the Wire" magazine, and a Samuel Moore & Company bead wire catalog. Historic technical and reference mrial from automotive, radio, broadcast, and civil defense fields. Range: 1950s-1970s.

297 - 1950s-60s RCA & CBS Television Manuals This collection features manuals and reference books centered on television production in the 1950s and early 1960s, primarily focused on RCA and CBS broadcast studios. Included are multiple RCA "TK-28B Color Camera" setup manuals, a CBS "TK 41 Caa" technical manual, "Television Equipment Theory & Operation" from RCA, and other technical literature such as the 1949/1954 "Video Handbook" and the 1929 "Standard Wiring for Electric Light and Power." The lot also encompasses equipment flyeing diagrams, and a binder of original RCA television broadcast manuals. Together, these documents provide a detailed look into mid-century broadcast engineering.

297a - Vintage & Reference Radio Books Radio-related books including handbooks, technical references, and historical guides. Notable titles include The Radio Amateur's Handbook (various editions from 1948 to 2000), Audio Cyclopedia by Howard M. Tremaine, Radio! Radio! by Jonathan Hill, 70Years of Radio Tubes & Valves by John W. Stokes, National Radio Institute course book, and several volumes on radio manufacturers from the 1920s by Alan Douglas. Various publishers include ARRL, Howard W. Sams, and Groset & Dunlap. Condition varies;some with visible wear but overall a comprehensive resource for radio history & technology.

298 - 19th & 20th Century Technical & Fiction Books Diverse collection of publications spanning the 19th and 20th centuries, encompassing technical manuals, engineering handbooks, and various genre fiction. Notable volumes include "The Principles of Alternate-Current Working" by Alfred Hay, practicaguides such as "How to Design Circuits Using Semiconductors" (1963), "Principles of Electronic Warfare" (1961), an RCA manual on image orthicons, and detailed automotive repair guides. Fiction pieces from Harper's Half-Hour Series reflect 19th-cey literature. Also present are unique historical and industrial imprints such as a handbook for Esterline-Angus graphic instruments (dated 1939), plus illustrated works addressing radio, steam engineering, and Scandinavian industry. Condition varieswith age, from well-preserved technical books to fragile periodicals, making this collection a fascinating overview of evolving knowledge and storytelling across two centuries.