ABBEY, Edward. The Monkey Wrench Gang. Philadelphia (1975). $750. Edinburgh (1978). $150. Salt Lake City, 1985. Tenth Anniversary Edition. One of 15 copies signed and lettered (“A” through “O”) copies designated “Publisher’s Presentation Copy,” with signed print by Robert Crumb laid in. In slipcase. $2,500. One of 250 signed copies with signed and numbered print by Crumb laid in. In slipcase. $1,500. [There was an earlier version of the limited edition that was destroyed with very few surviving copies. Bound in black cloth with a red buckram slipcase.] Salt Lake City, 1985. Trade edition with added chapter. $125. Salt Lake City, 1985 [actually 1989]. Adds five full-page Crumb drawings, and two photos of Abbey and Crumb. $75.
ABBEY, J. R. Life in England in Aquatint and Lithography, 1770-1860. London, 1953. One of 400 copies. $850.
ABBEY, J. R. Scenery of Great Britain and Ireland in Aquatint and Lithography, 1770-1860... London, 1952. One of 500 copies. In dust jacket. $1,000.
ABBEY, J. R. Travel in Aquatint and Lithography, 1770-1860. London, 1956. 2 vols. One of 400 copies. $1,000.
ABBEY, James. California. A Trip Across the Plains in the Spring of 1850. New Albany, Ind., 1850. 64 pages, printed wraps. $7,500.
ABBOTSFORD, and Newstead Abbey. London, 1835. By the Author of “The Sketch-Book” (Washington Irving.) $300. Philadelphia, 1835. With copyright notices on both pages (2) and (4). $200.
ABBOTT, Anthony. (Charles Fulton Oursler). About the Murder of Geraldine Foster. New York (1930). Author’s first mystery. $1,250.
ABBOTT, Berenice. Changing New York. New York, 1939. Author’s first book. $2,500.
ABBOTT, Berenice. Greenwich Village, Today and Yesterday. New York (1949). $750.
ABBOTT, Berenice. The World of Atget. New York, 1964. $300.
ABBOTT, Charles D. Howard Pyle, A Chronicle. New York, 1925. $250.
ABBOTT, E. C. (Teddy Blue), and SMITH, Helena Huntington. We Pointed Them North. New York (1939). $300.
ABBOTT, Edwin See A Square.
ABBOTT, John S(tevens) C(abot). The Mother at Home. Boston, 1833. Blue cloth spine, tan boards. $200.
ABBOTT, Lee K. The Heart Never Fits . . . Cedar Fall, 1980. Author’s first book. $100. Wraps. $35.
ABDULLAH, Achmed. The Red Stain. New York 1915. (By Alexander Romanoff). Author’s first book. $450.
ABE, Kobo. The Woman In The Dunes. New York, 1964. Author’s first book. (First translation). $300. London, 1965. $150.
ÁBECKETT, Gilbert Abbott. The Comic History of England. London, 1846-48. Illustrated in color by John Leech. 20 parts in 19, blue wraps. $1,250. London, 1847-48. 2 vols. First edition in book form. $400.
ÁBECKETT, Gilbert Abbott. The Comic History of Rome. London 1847-48 [1852]. 10 parts in 9. Green wraps. $1,250. One vol. $400.
ABEL, Annie H. The American Indian as Slaveholder and Secessionist… Cleveland, 1915-25. 3 vols. $2,500.
ABEL, Lionel. Some Poems of Rimbaud. New York (1939). Wraps. (Author’s first book, albeit a translation by L. Abel). $50.
ABERCROMBIE, John. The British Fruit-Gardner; and Art of Pruning . . . London, 1779. $750.
ABERCROMBIE, John. The Hot-House Gardener on the General Culture of the Pineapple... London, 1789. 5 hand-colored plates. $1,500.
ABERCROMBIE, Lascelles. Interludes and Poems. London, 1908. Author’s first book. $75.
ABERCROMBIE, Capt. W. R. Cooper River Exploring Expedition. Washington, D. C., 1900. Folding map. $750.
ABISH, Walter. Duel Site. New York, 1970. Author’s first book. Wraps. One of 300 copies. $100.
ABLEMAN, Paul. I Hear Voices. Paris [1958]. Author’s first book. $150.
ABRAHAMS, Peter. A Blackman Speaks of Freedom. Durban, 1938. Author’s first book. $1,000.
ABRAHAMS, Peter. Dark Testament. London, 1942. Author’s first novel. $350.
AB-SA-RA-KA, Home of the Crows. Philadelphia, 1868. (By Mrs. Henry B. Carrington.) Folding map. Cloth. $600.
ABSE, Dannie. After Every Green Thing. London, 1949. Author’s first book. Issued in boards, without dust jacket. $100.
ABSTRACT of Land Claims Compiled from the Records of the General Land Office of the State of Texas . . . Galveston, 1852. By John Burlage and J. P. Hollingsworth. Third edition. $1,750. The first, 1838, is virtually unobtainable, while the second, 1841, is only slightly less rare.
ABSTRACT of The Laws of New Englnd…. London, 1641. This is the first Anglo-American law code. $30,000.
ACCUM, Frederick. A Practical Treatise on Gas-Light. London, 1815. 7 hand-colored plates, 2 folding. $1,500.
ACELDAMA, a Place to Bury Strangers In. London, 1898. By a Gentleman of the University of Cambridge. (Aleister Crowley.) Wraps. Author’s first book. $3,500.
ACHEBE, Chinua. Things Fall Apart. London, 1958. Author’s first book. $1,500. New York, 1958. $750.
AKELEY, Mary L. Jobe. Carl Akeley’s Africa. Mew York: 1929. $300.
ACKERLEY, J. R. Poems by Four Authors. London, 1923. Author’s first book. $250.
ACKERLEY, J. R. The Prisoners of War. London, 1925. Wraps. $350.
ACKERMANN, Rudolph. A History of Eton College. 10 colored plates. $1,500.
ACKERMANN, Rudolph. The History of the Abbey Church of St. Peter’s . . . London, 1812. 2 vols. Portrait, plan & 81 hand-colored plates. First plate in volume 2 by F. MacKenzie. $4,500. With plate by A. Pugin. $2,500. (See Abbey).
ACKERMANN, Rudolph. The History of the Colleges of Winchester, Eton, and Westminster. Ackermann, 1816. With 48 hand-colored plates, although also issued uncolored. First issue of “Westminster School Room” has the masters bareheaded. $7,500. Second issue of Charter House plate has washerwomen but with slip pasted over original “school” title. $6,000. Third issue with the plate “Charter House from the Playground”. $5,000. (See Abbey).
ACKERMANN, Rudolph. The Microcosm of London. London, (1808-10). 3 vols. 104 colored aquatint plates by Pugin and Rowlandson. $20,000. London, 1904. 3 vols. Parchment and boards. $750. See Abbey Scenery 212
ACKERMANN, Rudolph (publisher). A History of the University of Cambridge. London, 1815. 2 vols. Portrait and 95 color plates. $9,500. (See Abbey).
ACKERMANN, Rudolph (publisher). A History of the University of Oxford. London, 1814. Illustrated with 115 colored plates. 2 vols. $7,500. There were two large paper issues about 17x13 inches and the ordinary about 14 ¼ x 11 ½. See Abbey Scenery 278.
ACKLEY, Mary E. Crossing the Plains and Early Days in California. San Francisco, 1928. Illustrated. Boards, printed label on spine. $750.
ACKROYD, Peter. London Lickpenny. London, 1973. One of 26 signed
