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Presentation copy. Signed and Inscribed First Edition (stated). Black cloth board binding with gilt lettering to spine. Signed on title page to Philip Jose Farmer, author of the Riverworld and World of Tiers series and multi-Hugo award winner, "To Phil Farmer - with admiration for your work - Poul Anderson". A sharp, square copy. Price unclipped. Wrapped in protective cover. Light bumping to spine edges. Light scuffing

Signed First edition. Cloth w/DJ. Signed/Inscribed on title-page. Book Condition - Fine: Lightly tanned textblock, otherwise in pristine condition. Dust Jacket Condition - Fine: Not price-clipped. In protective mylar. Faint shelfwear.

Blue boards, gilt to spine, in decorative jacket. Basis for the film of the same name starring Keanu Reeves, Woody Harrelson, Robert Downey Jr. & Winona RyderBook Condition: Fine: A tight bright unread copy with sharp corners. Slightly tanned text block. Publisher's Archive Copy with no markings or stamps. A beautiful copy. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine: A sharp bright pristine dust jacket. Not price-clipped. Brodart cover.

Third printing March 1914. A color frontis and three black and white illustration plates. Publisher's red cloth stamped gilt. Brown and tan pictorial endpapers. 672pp. Utopian novel.This copy is SIGNED and IINSCRIBED by the Author, "To the Boys at Rumford, with fraternal greetings, from George Allan England, Nov 1, 1915." Book Condition: Good: A firm square copy with tarnished spine gilt, bright cover gilt. Owner's 1915 gift inscription to back of frontispiece - front free endpaper is missing.

Signed by the Author on the title page, no inscription. First printing with full number line 1-10. Author's first novel. Hugo nominee. Intrigue on a dying planet as Dirk t'Larien ventures to rescue the woman who left him. Book Condition: Near Fine: A firm square copy with tiny spots of faint foxing to the top edge, slightly to fore edge, and what appears to be a red Remainder Mark to the bottom edge. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine: Moderate wear to the jacket, slight wrinkle to spine bottom edge. Publisher's stickered $10.95 price over the printed $9.95 price.

Book Condition: Fine: Mild bump on back cover top left corner. Center back cover mild bump. Autographed by Mark Strickson (Turlough in the Doctor Who T.V. series during the Peter Daviesson era). This Book is Turlough's first episode.

Book Condition- Near Fine: Slight spine pull. A firm text block. "File Copy" label to front panel. Dust Jacket Condition- Very Good+: A bright dust jacket. cover. Some dust-soiling and a 1 1/2 inch closed tear to back corner and several minor chips. Brodart cover. Title page dated 1928. Red cloth. Spine and cover lettered black. A Hubin listed Mystery.

Publisher's Archive Copy. Second UK printing. "Reissued 1974. First published 1964." The Author's scarcest book. The Gollancz edition differs in Contents from the U.S first edition. Book Condition: Near Fine: A tight bright unread copy with sharp corners. A small stain to title page and page opposite. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine: A sharp bright dust jacket.

Book Condition: Very Good: A firm square copy with foxing to the cover cloth and inside cloth edges. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good: A three-quarter inch partially closed tear to the upper spine edge and minor chip, minor chips to corner tips. Not price-clipped. Clear cover.Published March 1935, stated.

Stated First Edition. Red cloth, black stamping to spine and cover. Pictorial dust jacket. Book Condition- Near Fine: A firm square copy with fade and rubbing to the bottom quarter-inch pf the spine cloth otherwise bright. Dust Jacket Condition- Very Good: Rubbing and creasing to the jacket edges. Not price-clipped. Clear cover.

Book Condition: Very Good+: A very firm square copy with a few spots of toning to the outer text block edges and endpapers. Bright green lettering to spine, softened corner tips and spine ends. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good: Sunning to spine and edges. An inch closed tear and small tears to spine corners, and small chips to corner tips. "35" penned to back corner. Brodart cover. Publisher's Archive Copy. Third impression March 1935. (First UK edition published February 1935). Black cloth, green text to spine. Yellow dust jacket.

First published in 1930, stated. Green cloth. Pictorial dust jacket.Book Condition: Very Good+: A firm square copy. Minor edge wear. Publisher's "File Copy" label to front panel. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good: Moderate wear to the dust jacket. Half-inch loss to cover corner, spine bottom edge. Dust-soiling to back cover. Brodart cover.

Book Condition- Very Good+: A firm copy with some dust-soiling to the edges. Dust Jacket Condition- Very Good+: A bright dust jacket with some sunning to spine, three-quarter inch closed creased tear to the cover, a quarter-inch loss to spine top edge and qurter-inch chips to spine lower edge. Not price-clipped '7s. 6d. net'. Fresh Brodart clear protective cover. Features: First UK printing. Copyright page states "First published in 1939", dust jacket price of "7s 6d net". (The DJ price for the first UK printing, 1939-01-19, according to ISFDB.org). Original red cloth with black lettering.

Book Condition: Near Fine: A sharp, square copy. A previous owner's stamp on back of front flyleaf. Minor foxing present on top text block, with light foxing present on side and bottom text blocks. Dust Jacket Condition: As New: A bright, multicolored jacket. A First, Limited Signed Edition of Volume 10 of Fredric Brown's detective pulp stories. This is signed copy #99 of 400 copies. Signed and numbered by Charles Willeford, author of the introduction.

Book Condition: Very Good: A firm copy. Slight lean. Bright gilt. Front free endpaper almost detached. Open tear to top of Dedication page - the piece attached to opposite page - the two pages not cleanly topcut. Last page and advert leaf still uncut. No markings. Two chromolithographic plates precede the title page. Original dark blue cloth, decorative gilt to spine and cover. 317pp + (2) adverts. Basis for several films. First printing with "Godness me" error on page 269.

Book Condition- Fine: A firm bright copy with sharp corners. Dust Jacket Condition- Near Fine: A sharp bright dust jacket and Promotional band with mild dust-rubbing. Not price-clipped. Brodart cover. Features Override: Scarce First UK Edition and First Hardcover Printing with the rare Promotional Band around the dust jacket. Contains 3 Novelettes Conditionally, Human, Dark Benediction and Darfsteller which won a Hugo Award.

Book Condition- Very Good+: A firm bright copy with a slight twist. Publisher's "File Copy" label to front panel. Dust Jacket Condition- Near Fine: Some dust-soiling to the jacket. edges. Brodart cover. Features Override: First published in 1937, stated. Green cloth. Pictorial dust jacket.

First published in 1931, stated. Green cloth. Pictorial dust jacket. Publisher's Archive Copy. Book Condition - Fine: A tight bright copy. Unread. Very minor edge wear. Publisher's "File Copy" label to front panel. Dust Jacket Condition - Very Good+ : A bright dust jacket. Moderate edge wear. Some dust-soiling. Brodart cover.

First American edition. Red cloth, spine lettered gilt and black, pictorial black stamping to spine and cover. Pictorial dust jacket. Signed by the Author on the half-title page, no inscription. Scarce. Book Condition- Near Fine: A firm square signed copy. Moderate wear to the cloth binding. Foxing to the outer text block edges. Owner's name stamp to front pastedown. Dust Jacket Condition- Very Good+: A bright dust jacket cover. A touch of sunning to the spine. Spine upper edge rubbed. A few very minor closed tears - to upper spine edge, and back cover edge. Not price-clipped. Original $6.95 price on flap. Brodart cover.

2 Volumes. Contemporary leather. Decorative gilt to spines. Volume the First & Volume the Second. Title page of both volumes states "Printed for J. Newberry, at the Bible and Sun, in St. Paul's Church-yard, MDCCLXII". Page "vii" misnumbered "v" in Volume 1, and a misaligned "i" in "mazing" at page 11 bottom corner of Volume 2. Full title: "The Citizen of the World; or, Letters from a Chinese Philosopher, Residing in London, to his Friends in the East." From the collection of Barry R. Levin, Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature. Book Condition- Very Good: Firm square copies with chipped spine top edges, spine creases, worn corners. Tanning to edges of endsheets. A booksellers description fixed to front pastedown Vol 1. Rear free endpepr of Vol 2 is half torn away. "John Howell Importer, San Francisco" shop ticket to rear pastedown of both vols.