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New York: Rob Weisbach Books, 1998. ADVANCE READING COPY . Paper. Fine. ADVANCE READING COPY INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY ETHAN COEN. "TO LILY, LOVE AND XXX ETHAN. Screenwriter and Oscar winner for his screenplay of "Fargo" turns his pen to a collection of short stories. Coen also wrote the scripts for many other terrific films including "Raising Arizona", "Barton Fink", "Blood Simple" and the recent "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" and "The Man Who Wasn't There." Fine.

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2008. First American Edition . Boards & Cloth with Dustjacket. The first American edition of this bestselling Swedish mystery that was recently made into a film, and will soon be filmed again by Hollywood. The author Stieg Larsson died shortly after delivering this and 2 other manuscripts to his Swedish publisher. This is a superb pristine fine copy in a fine dustjacket.

Hollywood Paramount 1954., 1954. Original Photograph . Paper. Fine. fine 2 original 8" x 10" vert. b&w portraits from 1954 of Gloria Talbott one of the more talented & attractive "B" starlets of the 50's. Portraits are a close-up & a half-figure shot taken for her supp. role in WE'RE NO ANGELS.

Barnes and Noble, 2006. Hardback. Fine/Fine. Thick small hardcover book on ads from the 1950s. Includes full color ads on fashion, entertainment, travel, products and much more. This is the Barnes and Noble edition. Printed on glossy paper in full color. A good reference work.Fine/fine

New York: The Theatre Recording Society/Caedmon Records, 1964. 1st Edition . Records in Box. Attractive and uncommon 2 record set recording of Williams's masterpiece set in a box that starred Montgomery Clift, Julie Harris, Jessica Tandy and David Wayne. Also included is a large 12pg. booklet with notes by Williams and William Inge. Illustrated. Also laid in is a playbill for the 1965 revival of the play that starred George Grizzard, Pat Hingle, Piper Lauie and Maureen Stapleton. The records have never been played, the cover to the box is loose.

New York: Dial Press, 1968. First edition/1st Printing . Cloth with Dustjacket. Play based on the career of Jack Johnson who in 1908 became the first Negro heavyweight boxing champion of the world. The play won the 1969 Tony Award for best play along with The Pulitzer Prize and several other awards. James Earl Jones and Jane Alexander also won Tonys and repeated their roles for the film version and both were nominated for acting Oscars. Copyright sticker on the copyright pg. Minute rubbing to the dustjacket which is common to this book and a tiny touch of chipping to the edge and a tiny short tear also to the top edge. Fine/near fine

NY Dell Pub. 1975.. vg+/minute wrap. wear. The screenplay illus. w. many stills. paper orig. edition. Binding is paperback.

London/New York: Granta Publications, 2004. No. 86. Summer 2004 . Paper. This issue is all on film with pieces by John Fowles on the making of The French Lieutenant's Woman, Jonathan Lethem on Cassavetes, a nice portfolio of original artwork by directors + Chris Petit, Adam Mars-Jones, Gaby Wood visits Lana Turner's bedroom, and Atom Egoyan, Thomas Keneally and more. Fine.

New York: Houghton-Mifflin, 1997. 1st Edition. 1st Printing. . Boards & Cloth with Dustjacket. Well received political & cultural history of how gay men lived in New York City from the 40's to the late 90's. 16pgs. of photos. Well researched. Fine/fine.

CA.: Chronicle Books, 1989. 3rd Printing . Large Paper. Over 1,000 sm. b&w design samples to help create layouts for books,posters,ads etc. All info. is presented graphically. Nice. The former owner has covered the covers with plastic lamination, and has signed her name on the top of front endsheet,otherwise the book itself is near fine.

Paris: Edilig, 1985. 1st Paper Edition . Oversize Paper. TEXT IN FRENCH. Career pictorial on the international French super star. Covers his film career through 1984. Includes credits for all his films+ 100's of b&w & color photos. Depardieu has had the good fortune to work with many of cinema's finest directors including Renais, Truffaut, Wenders, Duras, Blier, Bertolucci, Techine & many others. Small scrape on front cover. Literary agent's calling card pasted on the half-title pg. Vg. LAID IN IS A SMALL PIECE OF PAPER THAT HAS BEEN INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY DEPARDIEU ALONG WITH SEVERAL PGS. OF PHOTOS FROM ANOTHER BOOK ON HIM. DEPARDIEU'S SIGNATURE IS SCARCE. Laid in the book is a program from the Film Society Of Lincoln Center from Aug. 2007 which features a mini retrospective of 20 of his films. Includes notes and photos.

New York City: The Macmillan Co., 1936. 7th Printing . Cloth Without D.J.. FROM THE COLLECTION OF HOWARD LINDSAY AND DOROTHY STICKNEY WHOSE RUBBER STAMPED NAMES ARE ON THE FRONT PASTEDOWN. Stunning full color book of 100's of flowers done with chromolithographic color photography. that is stunning. Also includes text on each flower. Lacking the dustjacket and one page has a corner fold. Printed on glossy paper. Lindsay and Stickney were a major theatrical couple in the 20's, 30's & 40's. Lindsay's most famous play was "Life With Father" which he not only wrote but also co-starred with his wife Dorothy Stickney. Vg+

New York City: Alfred a Knopf Inc, 1974. 2nd Printing . Large Boards and cloth with Dj. Nicely done book on the beautiful houses of the city by the bay. Illustrated with more than 200 photos including several pages of color work along with text. Light minute tears to the edge of the dustjacket, otherwise vg+/vg+

Germany. July-Aug. 1929. Wraps., 1929. XXXI . Paper. Text in German. Graphic design magazine illus. w. 8pgs. of 2 color letterheads, ads & stationary. Front & back wraps. are detached and have wear, chipp. & small pieces missing. Insides are vg. As is.

London: Picturegoer Weekly, 1935. May 18, 1935 . Paper. A beautiful double page pictorial spread taken from the British fan Magazine Picturegoer Weekly for a little known 30's musical that starred Alice Faye. Printed in yellow with many sepai toned stills the pictorial measures 18 1/4" x 12" when opened, and would look great framed. Fine.

New York: Grove Press, 1992. 1st Edition . Oversize Bds. & Cl. W. Dj.. One of the best books done on movie posters is this amazing full color collection of horror fantasy posters from the Borst collection. Inclds. posters from the teens up through the 60's. Inclds. written contribs. by Forrest J. Ackerman, Clive Barker, Robert Bloch, Bradbury, Harlan Ellison & Peter Straub. Very small inconspicuous remainder mark to the bottom edge. Fine/fine

London: Picturegoer Weekly, 1936. September 26, 1936 . Paper. A beautiful double page pictorial spread taken from the British fan Magazine Picturegoer Weekly for an early technicolor romantic drama that starred the great Marlene Dietrich and Charles Boyer. Printed in orange with many b&w stills the pictorial measures 18 1/4" x 12" when opened, and would look great framed. Fine.

New York: Prime Press, 1977. First Edition . Oversize Paper. Very nice collection of 137 cards that were given away with products. Includes baseball gum cards, comics, dixie lids, cigarette cards, cowboys and more. Can be punched out if you like or just keep them as they are. Very nicely done with good color work. Fine.

Boston: Little Brown & Co., 1998. 1st Printing . Illus. Bds. W.dj.. Stunning full color biography on the famous beat writer. Illustrated with 150 photographs most in color along with heavily designed elements and pages. Printed on heavy stock paper. A beautiful book. Fine/fine.

Hollywood: Warner Indepdent Pictures, 2005. First Edition . Paper in Paper Slipcase. Rare very nice "For your consideration 76pg. promotional book that was published for Academy members. Measuring 6 1/2" x 9" the book is loaded with very nice b&w photos and stills along with quotes from the real figures who were involved in the McCarthy-Murrow controversary along with with short bios and quotes from reviews. Printed on nice heavy stock paper and set in a slipcase. The film did do very well with the Academy getting Oscar noms, for picture, actor, director, screenplay & cinematography. Fine and uncommon.