ALFIE by Naughton, Bill - 1966

New York: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) / New York Graphic Society, 1968. First edition / First printing. This is the hardcover edition, published simultaneously in softcover. Yellow cloth. Very fine in very fine dust jacket. A remarkably fresh copy. Exhibition Catalogue from 1968.

Frontier Publishers, 1933. Soft cover. Good. Signed by Author(s). Autographed on first page under his photo, "To Farm and Ranch with Best Wishes, Gene Autry". Stapled. No other marks or writings, pages clean, binding sound. Has water spot on front bottom corner, does not affect interior print. Rhymes of the range is a short story and then includes a number of cowboy songs with notes and lyrics. XX

Whitefriars: Thomas Davison, 1829. Hardcover. Very Good. Very Nice Copy! Volume 1. Fine leather spine and corners, marbled boards. Light wear to leather spine, mild wear to corners, interior pages with some mild foxing, great majority bright and clean, binding sound. 326 pp Z1

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1964. Book. Illus. by Trina Schart Hyman. Fine. Hardcover. First edition, First Printing. Hard Cover. Fine in a Near Fine, price clipped dustjacket. Dj shows light edge wear with a tiny chip missing from lower front corner. Very early illustrated book by an award winning illustrator..

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 2007. Signed by Michael Ondaatje on the half-title, where he has added a quote from page 140 of the novel: "it set fire to the rest of my life." First edition / First printing. Black paper-covered boards. Fine in fine dust jacket.

Unbound copy contains a laid in end page with family information from 1765. 214 pages with all 150 psalms plus a two sided page of register uberdie psalmen at the end which may not be complete. There is some stitching along the edge which holds the book together. This is a small 5 3/4" x 3 1/2" book. There is some writing along the edge of one page, some oil damp stains and and some creased page corners. Book will be shipped first class with delivery confirmation if ordered within the U.S.

Dunedin: Stone, Son, and Co., 1894. 106pp. Red cloth binding, spine a bit faded but gold lettering still clear and bright. A remembrance written later in life of the author's traveling out to India in 1845 - before the Suez Canal - to take a position as an engineer.

Seattle: Amy E. Redmond, Seattle School of Visual Concepts, 2007. Signed by Michael Chabon. Limited First edition / First printing. This is a signed and numbered limited edition broadside printed in an edition of 150 to commemorate the publication of The Yiddish Policemen's Union. Number 19 of 150. Letterpressed Broadside. 13.5" x 9.625" Very fine. Winner of the Hugo Award for Best Novel, The Nebula Award for Best Novel and the Sidewise Award for Alternate History.

A little foxing here and there, and some fraying of the spine heads and heels, but all pages clean and tight. One foldout has two small tears.Arguably the greatest diary in English by possibly the world's greatest diarist. This is Henry B Wheatley's 1896/1897 10-volume publication (the diary in 8 volumes, plus the index published in 1924 and the Pepysiana published in 1928). This is the diary the world knew until Robert Latham's and William Matthews' nine-volume definitive edition of 1970-1983.These eight volumes of the diary belonged to and bear the bookplates of Duke Georg Alexander of Mecklenburg-Strelitz (1859-1909), eldest son of Grand Duchess Catherine Mikhailovna and a cousin of Emperor Alexander III of Russia. He was a Major General in the Russian Army, a skilled musician and the founder of the Mecklenburg Quartet.

Two different copies of this pamphlet, both Portsmouth, Beck & Foster, 1816, 32p.1. Untrimmed, wrappers. There is a contemporary note on the bottom of page 28: "Query, then why would not the President even suffer Mr. Burroughs to pray in the Chappell, or [...]"2. A second copy, trimmed wrappers, inscribed at the top: "Parker Cleveland, Esq from his much obliged peer The Author".