Search Results: Titles starting with K from Terence McVicker, Rare Books

Birmingham, UK: Birmingham School of Printers, 1941. First Edition Thus. One of only fifty copies printed as stated, bound in light boards. Signed, Inscribed and Numbered by the printer. A Kai-Lung story. A very scarce book.

London: G.P. Putnam's, 1924. [First Edition]. Putnam publishers published three Dunsany volumes in a deluxe, oversized presentation, with vellum spine, heavy, quality book paper, and each copy edition signed by both the author, and artistthe author's personal favorite, Sidney H. Sime; Sime has signed under the frontispiece in the book, Dunsany's signature is slightly smudged, he always seemed to gather too much ink on his quill pen. Published in an edition of 250 signed, numbered copies. Vellum spine and cloth, slightly soiledfar less than usual, bright stamping on the leather label, sharp points at tips; barely noticible traces of foxing at some page edges. It's a fresh tight copy, one of the best I've handled. It's a tough one in a nice dust-wrapper.

Lakewood, CO: Centipede Press, 2009. First Edition. 448 pages of color artwork reproducing Stephen King's original paperback and hardback covers of the many editions of his books. 600 reproductions in all. An oversized book measuring 11 x 15. The notes on the artwork by George Beahm, with an introduction by Frank Darabont. Artists include Bernie Wrightson, Michael Whelan, J.K. Potter, Don Maitz, Dave McKean, and others. Still in the original shrinkwrap, there is a 2" circular tear in the shrinkwrap, but the book has never been opened. One corner just bumped, as how I received it. As new unopened copy, in slipcase.