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1994. Original, acrylic on canvas, framed by the artist. 24" x 24". According to the artist, it is a sociological study of the times. It is signed, "Richard Ericson" and dated, 4/94 by the artist. From his private collection. Richard J. Ericson (1922-2010.) was a fine artist who lived, worked, and taught art in Long Island, NY, where he is well known, particularly on the North shore. He had his art displayed in gallerys from Mexico City, where he resided 1949-1953, to the Art Center in Cold Spring Harbor, NY. And yes, the artist was my father, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.. Fine. Illus. by Ericson, Richard J..

1994. Original, oil on canvas, framed by the artist. 18" x 24". According to the artist, it is landscape of the park in Cold Spring Harbor named after Bill Joel. It is signed, "Richard Ericson" and dated, 4/94 by the artist. From his private collection. Richard J. Ericson (1922-2010.) was a fine artist who lived, worked, and taught art in Long Island, NY, where he is well known, particularly on the North shore. He had his art displayed in gallerys from Mexico City, where he resided 1949-1953, to the Art Center in Cold Spring Harbor, NY. And yes, the artist was my father, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.. Fine. Illus. by Ericson, Richard J..

1950. Original, oil on canvas, framed by the artist. 17" x 23". Painted while in Mexico, it is signed, "R.J.E." and dated by the artist, 1950. From the artist's recollection, it was on display in Mexico in a one-man show in the Gallery Arte Moderno in 1951. Richard J. Ericson (1922-2010.) was a fine artist who lived, worked, and taught art in Long Island, NY, where he is well known, particularly on the North shore. He had his art displayed in gallerys from Mexico City, where he resided 1949-1953, to the Art Center in Cold Spring Harbor, NY. And yes, the artist was my father, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.. Fine. Illus. by Ericson, Richard J..

NY: Ace Double, 1953. [1st printing](1953) #D-15. Cover art is uncredited [Al Rossi]. Paperback original for "Junkie". Creasing; edge and corner wear with minor nicks and dings; tanning; first page erasures. In nicer condition than is usually the case.. First Edition. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good.

NY: Diane Di Prima & LeRoi Jones, 1961. Issue #9. Six pages, heavy paper stock with single staple at upper corner. Includes "From "The System of Dante's Hell: The Eighth Ditch is Drama (Your Tongues Are Fire and Your Strategies Hell Itself)" by LeRoi Jones; "Roosevelt After Inauguration" (subject of a famous obscenity trial) by William Burroughs; "Itchy" (poetry) by Philip Whalen. Folded for mailing with staple removed from lower end in order for newsletter to be read by recipient; address label and stamp bits remain at upper front; date scribbled out from postal stamp in pencil at same; tanning, particularly at edges and fold; a little soiling; creasing; minor edge nicks and tears. An original and ephemeral item.. Stapled Pages. Good+.

Atlanta: Third World Publishing Co., Press of C. P. Byrd, 1895. [1st printing] 1895. Blue cloth lettered in gold on front and black on spine; 313pp.. Lost race of Polarians in arctic whose origin appears Roman. In Bleiler, Science Fiction: The Early Years. Minor ink markings bottom of one page; small piece off margin of two pages at foredge; pages tanning. Rare.. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good.

NY: Frederick A. Stokes, 1911. 1st American printing from UK sheets [1911]. Burgundy cloth lettered in gilt on front and spine; 320pp. "Arguably Pain’s best short story collection. The work includes several imaginative & sophisticated macabre tales." Wilson, Shadows in the Attic, p.401. Gilt lettering on spine faded but legible; gilt lettering on cover bright; top edge dust-soiled; mild tanning; else nice.. First American Edition. Hardcover. Very Good+.

NY: Samuel R. Delany, 1967. 28 pages, including prelims amd cover, stapled. rear cover duplicates front. National Book Award winng author's first book. Hacker was also Samuel R. Delany's wife at the time. Tanning; minor creasing, soiling and wear.. First Edition. Stapled Pages. Very Good+ to Near Fine.

NY: Lower East Side Guild of Motherfuckers an Poets, 1963. Vol. 5, No. 5. Uncredited illustrations. 46 pink pages, mimeographed; staped, three from front and three through rear. Issue was really too thick for stapler, hence the additional staples through rear, one of which is loosening; small stain to front and rear; rear is alittle soiled; ink smear to Hunke's page.. SingleIssueMagazine. Very Good-.

London: Jarrold & Sons, 1897. [1st printing] 1897. Blue cloth lettered and decorated in red and gilt on front and spine; publsiher's device in blind on rear. Paper has tanned, especially end and following pages; bookplate removal; shelf wear wth a lower foredge bump to corner of the boards.. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good.

Cinncinati: Robert Clarke Co., 1889. [1st printing] 1889. Tan cloth lettered in gold on front. A slim volume; 39pps; green floral design on white endpages. An early trip to the moon via "green electricity". Author writes "Kind regards of the writer" but hasn't signed it. Endpages splitting at hinges else Very Good+ Binding still very tight. Scarce.. Signed by Author. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good.

NY: Ballantine, 1957. [1st printing, Feb.] 1957; #H-192. Cover art is uncredited. Signed Simultaneous release with paperback run - no priority. Sticker pull with some residue remainin from ffep; edge nicks; minor soiling. Signature card laid in with adhesive strip which no longer sticks on rear.. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good+/Very Good.

NY & London: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1926. [1st printing](1926). Red cloth lettered in black on front and spine; 326pp; dj illustration is uncredited. 1/4" brown stain on top & bottom edges inside of dj from old tape some of which has fallen away but some pieces still present - doesn't show through front; 2 pieces of browned tape on head and heel of spine extending a bit onto front panel - some losses at lower end; inch long tear along top & bottom fold of front flap; slight darkening of spine panel with some rubbing on edges; front is attractive - a very decent example of a fragile and very scarce jacket.. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good+ to Near Fine/Good to Very Good-.

NY & London: Appleton & Co., 1920. [1st printing] 1920. Olive cloth, lettered in black on front and spine; 336pp. A collection of stories. Includes "The Fall of Atlantis". Neat bookplate, dated 1930 on front pastedown. Minor soiling; spine slightly sunned. A scarce title.. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good.

NY: Street & Smith, 1939. Vol. XXIII, No. 6. Pulp magazine. Edited by John W. Campbell, Jr. Cover art by Finlay for "The Luck of Ignatz" (novelette) by Lester del Rey. Includes "General Swamp - C.I.C." by Frederick Englehardt [L. Ron Hubbard]; "The Blue Giraffe" (novelette) by L. Sprague de Camp; "Pleasure Trove" (novelette) by P. Schuyler Miller; "Heavy Planet" by Lee Gregor [Frederik Pohl & Milton Rothman]; "Life-Line" (1st story) by Robert A. Heinlein; "Stowaway" by Nelson S. Bond; "An Ultimatum from Mars" by Ray Cummings. Article: "Space War" by Willy Ley. Illustrated by Cartier, Gilmore, Islip, Koll, Ley and Wesso. Tanning; see scans for flaws; spine is complete with minimal wear.. SingleIssueMagazine. Very Good+.

NY: Street & Smith, 1939. Vol. XXIII, No. 6. Pulp magazine. Edited by John W. Campbell, Jr. Cover art by Finlay for "The Luck of Ignatz" (novelette) by Lester del Rey. Includes "General Swamp - C.I.C." by Frederick Englehardt [L. Ron Hubbard]; "The Blue Giraffe" (novelette) by L. Sprague de Camp; "Pleasure Trove" (novelette) by P. Schuyler Miller; "Heavy Planet" by Lee Gregor [Frederik Pohl & Milton Rothman]; "Life-Line" (1st story) by Robert A. Heinlein; "Stowaway" by Nelson S. Bond; "An Ultimatum from Mars" by Ray Cummings. Article: "Space War" by Willy Ley. Illustrated by Cartier, Gilmore, Islip, Koll, Ley and Wesso. Tanning; corner wear; minor edge and corner wear, nicks and dings.. SingleIssueMagazine. Very Good+.

NY & London: Harper & Bros., 1900. 1st printing. Original decorated blue cloth; 163pp. (Bleiler, Science Fiction, The Early Years). Small, original dealer's label in ffep gutter partially removed; light edge and corner wear.. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good+ to Near Fine.

Paris: Agentzia, 1972. 1st printing (1972). Cover art by Wolf Vostell. Includes "Tickertape" by William S. Burroughs as a Preface. Limited to 100 signed copies of which this is #54. Signed on limitation page (p. 75) by Herman, Ploog, and Weissner. Dj edges show some nicks and wear with small bit of soiling at lower mid spine; spine heel bumped.. Signed by Authors. First Edition. Paperback. Near Fine/Very Good+ to Near Fine. Limited.

Royal Oak, MI: Haffner Press, 2000. [1st printing.] Dj art by Jon Arfstrom and Introduction by Hugh B. Cave, both of whom have signed the Limitation page (#25). Included is "Three from the Tomb (1st printing 2012), introduced by Joseph Wrzos who has signed the title page. Also included is facsimile of "Hollywood Radio Attractions Presents Weird Tales", an ad release. All in slipcase.. Signed by Contributors. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Limited in Slipcase.

Baltimore, MD: Cemetary Dance, 1999. [1st printing] Dec. 1999; First Edition. Limited to 52 lettered copies of which this is letter L. Traycased, Fine in dj.. Signed by Author. Limited. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Limited in Traycase.