Blair Hughes-Stanton. [No-place]: Nonesuch Press, 1934. First edition. A collection of six stories Bleiler called "one of the great fantasy collections." Number 238 of 1,000 copies SIGNED BY COLLIER. Intended for distribution in both the UK and U.S. Frontis wood engraving by Blair Hughes-Stanton. Small 4to green buckram stamped in..... Item #55013 More

London: J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd., 1915. First edition. Short story collection, including "The Planter of Malata," "The Partner," "The Inn of the Two Witches" and "Because of the Dollars." The last volume of stories published during Conrad's lifetime. A fine copy with back and front panels, including flaps..... Item #53761 More

New York: The Argophile Press, 1958. First edition. Poetry, essays and writings with introduction and notes by Firmage and foreword by Cummings. Dark blue cloth stamped in silver on front and spine. Second state with p.41-2 integral [Firmage A26]. In original glassine dust jacket with some chipping and few internal..... Item #54659 More

New York: Random House, (1957). First edition. From the collection of sports writer Paul "Dr. Z" Zimmerman with his penciled notations on rear endpaper and laid in. Near fine with cloth at spine ends a little softened and trifle sunned and faint stain to rear board. In near fine dust..... Item #55002 More

S. H. Sime. Boston: John W. Luce & Company, 1916. First edition. Illustrated by S. H. Sime. About very good with spine showing wear but boards in nice shape, ink notation on front endpaper offset to pastedown, and some darkening of pages edges. Lacking dust jacket. Item #51972 More

New York: The Vanguard Press, (1934). First edition. INSCRIBED, "To Sadie L. Cohn James T. Farrell." Very good copy in edgeworn dust jacket with a chip at the top of the spine, some age darkening, and tape repair/reinforcement on verso. Item #53846 More

Madison, Connecticut: Reed Whittemore, 1947. First edition. "Ernest V. Trueblood" tells the story of Faulkner's encounter with a cow -- after which "Mr. Faulkner said nothing at all. He just drank, with that static violence which was his familiar character, and so I knew that he was himself once more..... Item #56205 More

Garden City: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1924. First edition. A volume containing the short story "Old Man Minick," as well as the play "Minick," which was based on it. Title page states that there is "also a brief and quite gratuitous explanation by the authors." Frontis of old men in..... Item #51817 More

New York: Scribner's Sons, 1926. First edition, second or third printing with battered type to pp. 38, 248, and 90. Few small spots of foxing and pastedowns very mildly darkened otherwise bright and near fine lacking dust jacket. Item #56128 More

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1941. First edition. Posthumously published. Edited and with an introduction by Edmund Wilson, who proposes in his foreword that it is worthwhile to read GREAT GATSBY in connection with THE TYCOON because the former shows what Fitzgerald was aiming to do in the latter. Made..... Item #55987 More

New York: Poseidon Press, (1988). First edition. Author's first book. Fine in dust jacket. Item #50757 More

London: Heinemann, (1974). First UK edition. Also includes "The Candy Kid," "The Vanishing Corpse," and "The Affair of the Reluctant Witness." Few small dents to rear panel of jacket and rear board otherwise both the book and dust jacket are bright and fine. Item #54884 More

London: Victor Gollancz Ltd., 1965. First edition. Endpapers offset and page edges somewhat soiled, otherwise near fine in bright dust jacket with slightly tanned spine and light edgewear (mostly to spine ends and tips). A bright copy. Item #30912 More