Terrahawks Annual - Signed by Gerry Anderson by Anderson, Gerry & Burr, Christopher - 1984

New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1911 AUTHOR'S WORKING COPY. On ffp reads "Return to Henry N. Dodge, Morristown, N.J." (presumed Author's signature). On the recto of the frontis reads "Presented to G.E. Brubaker by Charles H. Emmons who received it from Elizabeth Dodge of Summit N.J., daughter of the author. May 15, 1947." Bound in brown paper, with covers detached, author's bookplate on cover. BINDING TIGHT. xv, 233pp with author's notations throughout.

Sydney, Australia: Futurian Press, 1951. BLINDED THEY FLY: A Fantasy- by Vol Molesworth- Signed Limited Edition # 71 of 200- Futurian Press, Sydney, Australia- 1951- 1st Edition-1st Printing (Limited to 200)- Softcover wraps:- 8vo- Acceptable to fair/ no jacket as issued- original green wraps with black titles- cover is chipped an worn but still in place, cover has damp stains and creases- 31pp, are toned, stained and light creasing where booklet was folded- but, complete, scarce and still very presentable- SEE PHOTOS- Limited to just 200 signed copies, this scarce fantasy-sci-fi is held by only 13 Libraries worldwide and only 3 copies are for sale at this time- Only now is the genius of Molesworth coming to light and his stories are now being reprinted- This Australian author's items are now becoming very collectible- OCLC Number: . Signed by Author. 1st Edition-1st Printing. Soft Cover Wraps. Acceptable/No Jacket as Issued. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

NY: Hyperion, 1992. FINE condition in FINE cover. NY. Hyperion. SOFTCOVER. 1992. UNCORRECTED ADVANCE PROOF as issued by publisher for the hardcover edition, April 1992. SIGNED/INSCRIBED by Author. AS NEW, bound in dust jacket image stiff paper wraps. Square and tight, UNREAD, NO spine crease.. Fifth in the series featuring Dave Robecheaux. Stored in Archival sleeve. SIGNED/INSCRIBED ~To Ruth, the lady whose support gave me a breakthrough in NYC I had never anticipated. Your old friend, Jim Burke.~. Signed by Author. Uncorrected Proof. Soft Cover. Fine/Fine Original Wraps.

El Paso, TX: Texas Western Press, 1973. DJ has picture of Marvin Jones talking to Lyndon Johnson. Inscribed "For Lyndon, Marvin Jones '73" on dedication page. Written in ink on ffep "Purchased at WTEP booksale 14 June 1985 for $2.00". Inscribed By Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good.

Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1959 First printing of the first American Edition. Light toning to upper cover margins and faint toning to page margins, else the book is in fine condition; dust jacket with shallow creasing to top edge of spine, light wear to corners, and light toning to upper flap margins, else fine. A sharp copy.

NY: Viking, 1990. First edition, first prnt. This copy is signed by Dobyns on the title page and also signed by poet Hayden Carruth, to whom the book is dedicated, on the epigraph page. The bottom edge has a remainder stripe; otherwise, this is an unread copy in Fine condition in a Fine dustjacket wiith an archival cover. Hardcovers. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.The images are of the book described and not stock photos.

Austin, Texas: University of Texas Press, 2006. AA1 - A first edition hardcover book SIGNED and dated by Bill Wittliff on the half-title page and also SIGNED by Stephen Harrigan on the title page in near fine condition in near fine dust jacket that is mylar protected. Dust jacket and book have some bumped corners. A book of Tragaluz Photography. WIth Introductory Essays by Elizabeth Ferrer & Stephen Harrigan. La Vida Brinca reveals that Wittliff's tragaluz photography is an ideal vehicle for finding profound meaning in the commonplace, for seeing beyond what the eye can see. 12"x12.25", 192 pages. Satisfaction Guaranteed. La Vida Brinca - life jumps - and yet we strive to capture its passing moments by creating images. One of the simplest yet most evocative techniques for image-making is pinhole photography. Using a tiny aperture without a lens to shine light on a piece of film, pinhole cameras accumulate light until an image forms. Bill Wittliff calls the cameras he makes… Read More

London Faber and Faber, 1993, First Edition. paperback. First edition thus in U.K. as paperback original (previously published same year in U.S. as hardcover). -- SIGNED by the author "To [name] 93." -- Softcover. Condition: near fine (page margins faintly tanned). ISBN 0371168566

London: Elliot Stock 1899. (Hardcover) 183pp. Very good, no dust jacket. Title page inscribed by the author. Brown cloth with gilt lettering and cover decoration. The spine is edgeworn at the top and bottom, all corners are bumped and lightly scuffed. "The great English poet has been less studied in Wales than in the other parts of Great Britain, not because the Cymri read less and think more, but chiefly because they are a people largely of one book - the other great English classic, the Bible; and also partly because, along with the foreign tongue, Shakespeare has treated the Welshman with some amount of ridicule" - from the text. (Fiction, Fiction).

London: Chapman and Hall, Ltd, 1910. FIFTH EDITION (first published 1909). 8vo, pp. vi, 284, [8 adverts]. Green cloth, gilt lettering to spine, black lettering and ruling to upper board. Bottom edge untrimmed. Slight lean to spine, bruising and wear to extremities, bump to front bottom corner. Edges and endpapers tanned, Rosamund Billington's feminist-cum-Libran ex libris to front pastedown, foxing to front. Else, clean and tidy. A brightly-bound copy of a later edition of Hamilton's critique of marriage, with a pleasing feminist provenance. Very good. Jisc LHD lists no holdings of this final full-price edition (preceding the 1912 'New and Cheaper' edition. Playwright, journalist and suffragist, Cicely Hamilton (born Cicely Hamill, 1872-1952) is perhaps best known for her A Pageant of Great Women (1910), co-conceived and directed by Edy Craig, while her short story, How the Vote was Won, was successfully dramatised by Craig's partner, Christopher St. John a year earlier. Like Corbett and Holme,… Read More