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This is a Publisher’s Copy (PC) of the signed numbered limited edition hardback produced by SST with a stated first edition August 2023 and a full 1 to 10 number sequence indicating a first printing. UNREAD. The title was previously published by Titan in 2023. Contains bonus material not available in other editions.
A PC copy is a book that is identical to the Signed, Numbered....
This is a first US edition from 1930 which lacks a dust jacket. The book was published as Pinehurst in the UK. The book lacks a dust jacket. In good condition for its age.
Stamped on the front pastedown is “Read-A-Book Library”. Rough cut edges to pages (common in US titles). Nicks to edges of the first 25 pages at leading edge. Quite heavy age tanning to pages. T....
A first limited edition hardback (300 copies only). Beautiful boards. UNREAD.
SYNOPSIS: “Edith Nesbit (1858-1924) is principally remembered for her books for younger readers, among them Five Children and It and The Railway Children, all of which have been republished and represented to subsequent generations through a reassuring lens of Edwardian nostalgi....
A first limited edition hardback (300 copies only). Beautiful boards. UNREAD.
SYNOPSIS: “Edith Nesbit (1858-1924) is principally remembered for her books for younger readers, among them Five Children and It and The Railway Children, all of which have been republished and represented to subsequent generations through a reassuring lens of Edwardian nostalgi....
A first UK edition hardback limited to 400 copies only. Published without a dust jacket. Unread.
Edited by Mark Beech with illustrations by David Yates.
SYNOPSIS: “This book presents ten unsettling, interconnecting stories by ten of our finest weird fiction writers, defining, in their mosaic fashion, a sort of map of a hitherto uncharted region of dark influence and ....
This is a trade paperback sized re-issue. There are no publication details in the book. The title was first published in 1933. Small crease to top left-hand corner of rear cover.
Please note: The publisher of this book looks as though they have photocopied a version of the book so the text is on a grey background but there is a white margin all the way around it. The photo ma....
This is a first US edition paperback. Heavy age tanning to pages and to insides of covers. The covers, which are grubby, are showing signs of wear to the extremities; some rubbing to edges. Reading creases to spine. Crease across the bottom left-hand corner of People of the Talisman cover. Inch long light crease from the lower edge of the front cover in the centre of The Secret of....
This is a first US limited edition chapbook – limited to 200 copies only. This slim volume (8 pages) has stapled covers. There is a small amount of rust on the two staples which has marked the rear cover slightly.
This is chapbook #127 of 200. Facsimile signature of Lin Carter on the limitation page (page 8). Introduction by Robert M Price.
SYNOPSIS: “A colle....
A first UK edition hardback with a stated First Edition. Price still on dust jacket. Bumped at head and tail of book spine. The dust jacket has creases to match the bumps. The book was damaged in transit. Unread.
The Railway Detective Series Book 23.
SYNOPSIS: “Shrewsbury, 1866. At the Station Hotel, staff struggle in vain to rouse Mr Julian Lockyer who request....
A first UK edition hardback with a stated First Edition. Price still on dust jacket. Minor bump to head of spine and a more substantial bump to the top of the rear board (see photo). The dust jacket has creases to match the bumps. The book was damaged in transit. Unread.
The Railway Detective Series Book 23.
SYNOPSIS: “Shrewsbury, 1866. At the Station Hotel, st....
This is an un-dated trade paperback re-issue. The book was originally published in 1937 in the UK as Proceed with Caution and in 1938 in the USA with the title Body Unidentified. This re-print says originally published in 1938. Other than that, there are no publication details. Crease across bottom left-hand corner of front cover and at top of rear cover adjacent to the spine.
<....This is a first UK limited edition hardback (limited to 333 copies only). Published without a dust jacket. UNREAD.
SYNOPSIS: “Available in English for the first time, Per Faxneld’s The Tree of Sacrifice comprises forty-four Swedish folk-Gothic tales. Each of the forty-four short tales included is beautifully illustrated by artist Mimmi Strinnholm.
The book is....