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First edition, first issue of Dickens' Oliver Twist. <ul><li>Sold as a set of 3.</li><li>Charles Dickens (English).</li><li>Oliver Twist, or, the Parish Boy's Progress.</li><li>London: Richard Bentley, 1838.</li><li>Duodecimo.</li><li>24 etched plates (including frontispieces) after George Cruikshank, including "Fireside" plate.</li><li>Bound in recent green crushed half morocco for Sotheran, green cloth, gilt paneled spines with top edge gilt.</li><li>Housed in cloth slipcase.</li></ul>

Oliver Twist

First edition, first printing of Tolkien's best-known work.<ul><li>J.R.R. Tolkien (English).</li><li>The Hobbit or There and Back Again.</li><li>London: George Allen &amp; Unwin Ltd, 1937.</li><li>Frontispiece and 8 black &amp; white plates and one vignette by Tolkien, advertisement leaf at end, top edge of text block tinted green.</li><li>Bound in the publisher's original stamped green cloth, map pastedowns and endpapers.</li></ul> Betty Jean Orton is the daughter of Harold Orton (1898–1975), English dialectologist and lexicographer remembered for his monumental Survey of English Dialects (1962–72).Tolkien began writing The Hobbit, or There and Back Again, as a professor of English language and literature at Oxford University. Tolkien's creative perspective was born from a childhood spent briefly in South Africa and then rural England, a short but wretched tour during World War I, and an avid fascination with German philology. Although it was originally billed as a children's book, The Hobbit attracted a varied audience and has been wildly popular since its initial publication. Tolkien built upon the tradition of fantasy literature developed by George MacDonald, Lewis Carroll and the folk tales of Arabian Nights by inventing a new language—Elvish—and making it accessible for modern-day readers. Such creativity brought rave reviews for The Hobbit. 1,500 copies were published on Sept. 21, 1937 and were sold out by December, less than three months after publication.

The Hobbit

First impressions of the Centenary edition of Ian Fleming’s James Bond novels.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 14.</li><li>Ian Fleming (British).</li><li>Casino Royale; Live and Let Die; Moonraker; Diamonds Are Forever; From Russia With Love; Dr. No; Goldfinger; For Your Eyes Only; Thunderball; The Spy Who Loved Me; On Her Majesty's Secret Service; You Only Live Twice; The Man with the Golden Gun; Octopussy and The Living Daylights.</li><li>London: Penguin, 2008.</li><li>Octavo.</li><li>One of 4,000 copies.</li><li>Bound in original silver-stamped black cloth in illustrated dust jackets.</li></ul>

The James Bond Collection

Exhibition catalog for "Expressive Malerei Nach Picasso" (Expressive Painting After Picasso).<ul><li>Basel Switzerland: Gallery Beyeler, 1983.</li><li>48 pages.</li><li>Softcover.</li><li>Published for the occasion of the group exhibition featuring works by Pablo Picasso, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jackson Pollock, Joan Miró and others.</li><li>Cover includes artwork by Jean-Michel Basquiat.</li></ul>

Expressive Painting After Picasso Exhibition Catalog

Signed complete set of first printings of the deluxe editions of the&nbsp;Harry Potter&nbsp;series.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 7.</li><li>J.K. Rowling (British).</li><li>Philosopher's Stone&nbsp;[and] Chamber of Secrets&nbsp;[and]&nbsp;Prisoner of Azkaban&nbsp;[and]&nbsp;Goblet of Fire&nbsp;[and]&nbsp;Order of the Phoenix&nbsp;[and] Half Blood Prince&nbsp;[and]&nbsp;Deathly Hallows.</li><li>London:&nbsp;Bloomsbury,&nbsp;1999-2007.</li><li>Inscriptions all dedicated to the same family, with three additionally signed "Jo."</li><li>Each volume bound in original cloth of various colors with tipped-in illustration, gilt-lettered front boards and spines, original silk ribbon markers and without dust jackets as issued.&nbsp;</li><li>Housed in custom red cloth slipcase.</li></ul>

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Chamber of Secrets, and others

Finely bound copy of Walton and Cotton's most famous work.<ul><li>Izaak Walton (English).</li><li>Charles Cotton (English).</li><li>London:&nbsp;L.A. Lewis,&nbsp;1839.</li><li>Bound by Bayntun in three-quarter tan calf and marbled boards, spine displays raised bands, figurine panel details, bordering and label lettering all gilt-tooled with red and green morocco labels, top edge is gilded with marbled endpapers.</li></ul>

The Complete Angler

Complete series of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, eight of which are stamped and signed.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 14.</li><li>Lemony Snicket [Daniel Handler] (American).</li><li>Illustrated by Brett Helquist (American).</li><li>The Bad Beginning, [and] The Reptile Room, [and] The Wide Window, [and] The Miserable Mill, [and] The Austere Academy, [and] The Ersatz Elevator, [and] The Vile Village, [and] The Hostile Hospital, [and] The Carnivorous Carnival, [and] The Slippery Slope, [and] The Grim Grotto, [and] The Penultimate Peril, [and] The End, [and] The Unauthorized Autobiography.</li><li>(New York):&nbsp;Harper Trophy; HarperCollins,&nbsp;(1999-2006).</li><li>8 volumes (5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12) with Handler's characteristic embossed stamp "Library of Lemony Snicket" with ink inscription: "with all / [date] / due respect" and autobiography signed by Handler as Handler.</li><li>Bound in original quarter paper in various colors, glossy color pictorial paper boards, gray patterned endpapers and fore-edge machine deckle.</li></ul> Chronicling the arduous adventures of Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire, this collection includes all 13 volumes from The Bad Beginning to The End, with more than half of the books containing Lemony Snicket's specific method of signing: an embossed stamp with ink inscription "with all due respect" and the date. The Austere Academy (volume 5) is not only stamped/inscribed, but has the rare original dust jacket: several, but not all, of the titles were available in jacket only if ordered directly from the publisher, and very few were printed. Included is a copy of Lemony Snicket: The Unauthorized Autobiography, with an introduction by Daniel Handler as "the official representative." This book is not only stamped/inscribed, but is signed by Handler as Daniel Handler. A splendiferous set for the covetous collector.

A Series of Unfortunate Events

First UK edition, second printing of one of Orwell's best-known works.<ul><li>George Orwell (English).</li><li>London:&nbsp;Secker &amp; Warburg,&nbsp;1945.&nbsp;</li><li>91 [1] pages.</li><li>Octavo.</li><li>Bound in green cloth, gray spine with green lettering and with original dust jacket.</li></ul>

Animal Farm: A Fairy Story

First edition later printings of The Standard Edition of The Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 24.</li><li>London:&nbsp;The Hogarth Press,&nbsp;1981.&nbsp;</li><li>Octavo.</li><li>All dust jackets are present and protected by mylar covering.</li></ul>

The Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud 

Finely bound copy of Dickens' classic Christmas tale.<ul><li>Charles Dickens (English).</li><li>Illustrated by C.E. Brock (English).</li><li>London &amp; New York:&nbsp;J.M. Dent &amp; Sons, Ltd. and E.P. Dutton &amp; Co.,&nbsp;circa 1850s.</li><li>Bound by Riviere &amp; Son in a Kelliegram style in full brown morocco, covers display ornate gilt-tooling and multicolor inlay figures, raised band spine with ornate gilt-tooled details, all edges gilt with gilt-tooled turn-ins and marbled endpapers.</li></ul>

A Christmas Carol

Finely bound set of The Writings of Oscar Wilde.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 12.</li><li>Oscar Wilde (Irish).</li><li>Introduction by Richard Le Gallienne (English).</li><li>New York: Gabriel Wells, 1925.</li><li>Limited edition of 575 copies, this being number 266.</li><li>Includes an introduction by Richard Le Gallienne.</li><li>Bound in three-quarter red morocco and silk boards, bordered in gilt-tooling, spines display raised bands, bordering, panel details and label lettering, all gilt-tooled, top edges are gilded with marbled endpapers.&nbsp;</li></ul>

The Writings of Oscar Wilde

Revised edition of Ugo La Pietra's monograph on Ponti's design style.<ul><li>Ugo La Pietra (Italian).</li><li>New York:&nbsp;Rizzoli,&nbsp;(2009).</li><li>406, [2] pages.</li><li>Illustrated in color and black-and-white.</li><li>Bound in original glossy royal blue boards with original dust jacket.</li></ul> "Architecture of iron is not a crystal; it is a tree, a forest, a spider's web. It is empty. [...] Architecture is a diamond." Gio Ponti

Gio Ponti

Finely bound and illustrated collection of the complete works of Charles Dickens.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 30.</li><li>Charles Dickens (English).</li><li>London: Chapman &amp; Hall, Circa 1890.</li><li>Bound in three-quarters green morocco and linen boards, with marbled edges and endpapers, raised bands and gilt panels.</li></ul>

The Complete Works of Charles Dickens 

First edition, first printing of Ayn Rand's novel.<ul><li>Ayn Rand (American).</li><li>New York:&nbsp;Random House, Inc.,&nbsp;1957.</li><li>1,168 pages.</li><li>Octavo.</li><li>&nbsp;Bound in full green cloth, green and black spine with light brown text, gilt initials AR on front board, and with original pictorial dust jacket.&nbsp;</li></ul>

Atlas Shrugged

Announcement card and catalog for Keith Haring's Memorial Exhibition at Tony Shafrazi Gallery in New York, 1990.<ul><li>New York: Tony Shafrazi Gallery.</li><li>Softcover catalog is 44 pages.</li><li>Catalog is part of an edition of 2,000.</li><li>Includes illustrations in both color and black and white, and an introduction by Tony Shafrazi.</li><li>Announcement card is offset printed on heavy cardstock.</li></ul>

Keith Haring Memorial Exhibit Announcement Card and Catalog

Finely bound and presented limited signed edition of Carroll's best-known work, illustrated and with an additional signed etching by Dali.Sold as a set of 3.<ul><li>Lewis Carroll (English).</li><li>Illustrations by Salvador Dali (Spanish).</li><li>New York: Maecenas Press – Random House, 1969.</li><li>Includes 12 illustrations and the frontispiece is an original signed etching by Salvador Dali, limited to 2,500 numbered copies on Mandeure paper, this being number 1,791.</li><li>Signed by Dali on the title page.</li><li>Housed in original tan leather-backed clamshell box, gilt-lettered spine, with the original gilt-stamped brown cloth chemise.</li></ul>

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

First printing of Patti Smith's memoir about her friendship with Robert Mapplethorpe. <ul><li>Patti Smith (American).</li><li>(New York):&nbsp;Ecco,&nbsp;(2010).</li><li>XII, 279, [1], [12] pages. </li><li>Photos of Smith and Mapplethorpe in text and at rear. </li><li>Inscribed by Smith on title page to the longtime Strand Bookstore rare book room manager, Craig Anderson. </li><li>Ecco press release and promotional materials loosely laid in. </li><li>Bound in original publisher's blind-stamped purple cloth, silver-lettered spine. </li><li>In original unclipped photographic dust jacket designed by Allison Saltzman. </li></ul>

Just Kids

First UK edition of Nabokov's novel Lolita.<ul><li>Vladimir Nabokov (Russian-American).</li><li>London: Weidenfeld &amp; Nicolson, 1959.</li><li>319 pages.</li><li>Octavo.</li><li>Bound in publisher's black cloth with silver titles to spine, top edge tinted red and dust jacket.</li></ul>

Lolita

Seventh printing of Joyce's Ulysses.<ul><li>James Joyce (Irish).</li><li>Paris:&nbsp;Shakespeare and Company,&nbsp;1925.</li><li>Bound in original pale blue printed wrappers.</li><li>Housed in a custom black quarter leather over black cloth archival clamshell box with gilt title to spine.</li></ul>

Ulysses

Finely bound and illustrated copy of FitzGerald's translation of&nbsp;Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám.<ul><li>Omar Khayyám (Iranian).</li><li>Translated by Edward FitzGerald (English).</li><li>London:&nbsp;Robt. Riviere &amp; Son, Ltd.,&nbsp;1928.</li><li>Includes a colored frontispiece and various other illustrations.</li><li>Bound by Riviere &amp; Son in full orange calf with the cover displaying a multicolor inlay snake around a gilt-tooled challis and gilt-tooled bordering details, raised band spine with gilt-tooled detailing and a green morocco label, all edges gilt with ornate gilt-tooled dentelles and marbled endpapers.</li></ul>

Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám

Finely bound limited-edition set of Madame Campan's memoirs of Queen Marie Antoinette.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 2.</li><li>Madame Campan (French).</li><li>The Memoirs of the Court of Marie Antoinette</li><li>London:&nbsp;H.S. Nichols &amp; Co.,&nbsp;1895.</li><li>Limited to 500 copies.</li><li>Bound in three-quarter blue morocco and linen boards double bordered in gilt-tooling, spines display raised bands, bordering, fleur de lis panel details, and label lettering, all gilt-tooled, top edges are gilded with marbled endpapers.</li></ul>

Memoirs of Marie Antoinette

A signed copy of Okinawa s49, a photobook by Daido Moriyama.<ul><li>Daido Moriyama (Japanese).</li><li>Tokyo: SUPER LABO, 2020.</li><li>36 pages.</li><li>Softcover.</li><li>Hand signed by Moriyama on the interior first page.</li><li>Includes 17 black &amp; white illustrations</li><li>Part of a limited edition of approximately 700.</li></ul>

Okinawa s49

First edition of the tale of three enchanted baseballs who learn about the natural world together.<ul><li>Valrie McMahan (American).</li><li>New York and Newark:&nbsp;Barse &amp; Co,&nbsp;(1928).</li><li>62 pages.</li><li>Bound in original color pictorial boards with color pictorial endpapers of humanized baseballs among the stars.</li></ul>

Fan and Fannie the Baseball Twins

First edition, first printing of Faulkner's seminal text.&nbsp;<ul><li>William Faulkner (American).</li><li>New York:&nbsp;Harrison Smith and Robert Haas,&nbsp;1932.&nbsp;</li><li>Octavo.</li><li>480 pages.</li><li>Bound in grey cloth with original pictorial dust jacket.</li></ul>

Light in August

Signed first edition of Byrne's How Music Works.<ul><li>David Byrne (Scottish-American).</li><li>San Francisco:&nbsp;McSweeney's,&nbsp;2012.</li><li>345 pages.</li><li>Large octavo.</li><li>Padded white boards with removable paper label affixed to back cover as issued.</li></ul> Each chapter focuses on a distinct aspect of music: technology, history, performance, technique, et cetera. Includes Byrne's account of his art school years and first attempts at performance in the early '70s. With endnotes.

How Music Works

First book edition, early printing of Barry's best-known works, signed by the cast, including Katharine Hepburn.<ul><li>Phillip Barry (American).</li><li>New York:&nbsp;Coward-Mccann,&nbsp;1940 [1939].&nbsp;</li><li>206 pages.</li><li>Octavo.</li><li>Inscribed: "To Gorden Lewis all good wishes," signed by Katharine Hepburn [Tracy Lord], Joseph Cotten [C.K. Dexter Haven], Van Heflin [Macaulay Connor], Frank Fenton [George Kittredge], Nicholas Joy [Seth Lord], Viola Roache, Dan Tobin [Alexander Lord], Dora Sayers [Tracy Lord (understudy)], Hope Bulkeley, Owen Coll [Thomas], Brent Sargent, Karl Nielsen [Stage Manager], Lenore Lonergan [Dinah Lord], Ruth Holden, Philip Foster [Edward] and Forrest Orr [William Tracy].</li><li>Early printing, with "$2.00" price on front flap but "1939, 1940" on copyright page.</li><li>A reference to the show going on the road appears on front flap.</li><li>Includes a Joseph Cotten calling card, loose within.</li><li>Bound in full cloth, spine white with black titling and original pictorial dust jacket.</li></ul> From one of the post-Broadway engagements featuring a majority of the original cast. The touring of the play caused MGM to postpone the release of the movie, so as to not compete. Philip Barry wrote The Philadelphia Story specifically for Katharine Hepburn, who ended up not only starring in but also financially backing the play. Hepburn bought the film rights with money borrowed from Howard Hughes, and she then convinced MGM's Louis B. Mayer to buy them from her for only $250,000 in return for Hepburn having a significant amount of control. Nominated for six Academy Awards and winning two, the film version is generally considered to be the greatest romantic comedy of all time and helped solidify Hepburn's place as the greatest female star of classic Hollywood cinema.

The Philadelphia Story

Annie Leibovitz Art Edition No. 1-450 with Whoopi Goldberg ChromaLuxe aluminum print with floating frame.<ul><li>Annie Leibovitz (American).</li><li>Köln: Taschen, 2023.</li><li>556 pages.</li><li>Signed and numbered print.</li><li>Hardcover in slipcase.</li></ul>

Annie Leibovitz

First UK edition of Toni Morrison's first novel.<ul><li>Toni Morrison (American)</li><li>London:&nbsp;Chatto &amp; Windus,&nbsp;1979.</li><li>164 pages.</li><li>Octavo</li><li>Bound in full blue cloth with original pictorial dust jacket.&nbsp;</li></ul>

The Bluest Eye

Finely bound first-edition set of Bode and de Groot's Complete Works of Rembrandt from the Rothschild library.Sold as a set of 8.<ul><li>Wilhelm Bode (German).</li><li>Cornelis Hofstede De Groot (Dutch).</li><li>The Complete Work of&nbsp;Rembrandt. History, Description and Heliographic Reproduction of All the Master's Pictures With a Study of His Life and His Art.</li><li>Paris: Charles Sedelmeyer, 1897–1906.</li><li>Large folio.</li><li>Illustrated with over 600 heliogravure plates.</li><li>Limited to 500 numbered copies on Holland paper, this being copy #174.</li><li>Bound in full red morocco by Leightons, Brewer Street, ribbed gilt decorated spines, cover ruled and paneled in gilt, gilt corner pieces, gilt dentelles, top edges gilt, others uncut.</li></ul>

The Complete Work of Rembrandt

First edition, first impression of the James Bond novel Moonraker.<ul><li>Ian Fleming (English).</li><li>London:&nbsp;Jonathan Cape,&nbsp;1955.</li><li>256 pages.</li><li>Octavo.</li><li>Black cloth boards with silver lettering in first issue dust jacket.</li><li>Housed in half morocco clamshell box.</li></ul>

Moonraker

Finely bound set of the first printing of the Thornton edition of the novels of the Brontë sisters, which is considered the definitive complete works, and includes Elizabeth Gaskell’s Life of Charlotte Brontë. Sold as a set of 12.<ul><li>Charlotte Brontë (English).</li><li>Anne Brontë (English).</li><li>Emily Brontë (English).</li><li>Edited by Temple Scott (English).</li><li>Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, Agnes Grey, Shirley, Villette, The Professor.</li><li>Edinburgh: John Grant, 1905.</li><li>Octavo.</li><li>Includes a frontispiece illustration to each volume and numerous black and white photographic plates showing Brontë country.</li><li>Recent navy half morocco, with raised bands, gilt titles and decoration to spines, and blue cloth over boards, top edges gilt, others lightly trimmed.</li></ul>

Novels of the Sisters Brontë

First edition showcasing the designs of the House of Scalamandré.<ul><li>Steven Tolman (American).</li><li>Layton, Utah: Gibbs Smith, 2013.</li><li>Quarto.</li><li>256 pages.</li><li>Bound in red cloth with gilt lettering with original red, black and white dust jacket.</li></ul>

Scalamandré Haute Décor

Signed first US edition of Ruscha's Fifty Years of Painting. <ul><li>Ed Ruscha (American).</li><li>(London):&nbsp;(Distributed Art Publishers),&nbsp;(2009).</li><li>191, [1] pages.</li><li>Bound in original pictorial boards with black endpapers and publisher's insert laid in.</li><li>Housed in original pictorial slipcase.</li></ul> Published to accompany the exhibition of the same name, first held at the Hayward Gallery, London, and curated by Ralph Rugoff. A lavishly illustrated catalogue of Ruscha's artwork, with illuminating new texts by Rugoff, James Ellroy, Alexandra Schwartz, Bruce Wagner, and Ulrich Wilmes, as well as an interview with the artist by Kristine McKenna.

Fifty Years of Painting

Limited-edition copy of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream with Rackham's illustrations.<ul><li>William Shakespeare (English).</li><li>Illustrated by Arthur Rackham (English).</li><li>London:&nbsp;William Heinemann,&nbsp;1908.</li><li>Limited edition of 1,000 copies, numbered and signed by Rackham, this being number 307.</li><li>Illustrated with color tipped-in plates.</li><li>Bound by Chelsea Bindery in full blue morocco with the cover displaying borders, titles and a central depiction of a scene with a tree, all gilt-tooled; and the top edge is gilded with gilt-tooled inner dentelles and marbled endpapers.</li></ul>

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Autographed letter from Milne mentioning Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin.<ul><li>A.A. Milne (English).</li><li>Chelsea, 1931.</li><li>1-page, in ink, single sided, dated July 25, 1931.</li></ul>

Letter from A.A. Milne

Inscribed later printing of the beloved Pulitzer Prize-winning novel To Kill a Mockingbird.<ul><li>Harper Lee (American).</li><li>New York:&nbsp;Harper Collins,&nbsp;1995.</li><li>296 pages.</li><li>Inscribed by the author To Bill Connell / with best wishes, / Harper Lee, on the front free endpaper.</li><li>Bound in original quarter beige linen with brown paper boards in black dust jacket designed by Shirley Smith.</li></ul> The story of tomboy Scout and her father Atticus Finch, a white lawyer who defends a Black man against a racist rape charge, takes place in a small Alabama town during the Depression. While importantly criticized as a white savior narrative, the book has been one of the most widely assigned books in US schools; it has been called "our American novel" by Oprah Winfrey, was quoted by Barack Obama in his farewell address, and inspired countless real-life civil rights lawyers – among them Charles Morgan Jr. of the ACLU, Morris Dees of the SPLC, and Shami Chakrabarti of Liberty. Since its first publication in 1960 (this copy ca. 1999, reproducing the iconic original jacket), To Kill a Mockingbird has millions of copies across the world.

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