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Santa Monica, California, U.S.A.: Dennis Landman Publishers, 1985. As new in as new dust jacket. The dust jacket is not price-clipped. The book is bound in emerald green cloth, stamped in gold. Further it is inscribed by the author, Onyx Madden on the front endpaper: 'Best Wishes, Onyx Madden.' Illustraed by J. Noel and with an introduction by Ray Bolger, the book has numerous tipped color plates. The book also has yellow and green headbands and the dust jacket is cover in Mylar for protection. A well-thought-out Oz books, which many, myself included, consider as the 41st book added to the Oz canon of Oziana. Only 3000 of these books were printed. Stated first edition.. Illus. by J. Noel. 8vo. Hard Cover. Inscribed By Author. 1st Edition. Cloth. As New/As New.

Subterranean, 2002. As new in like dust jacket, not price-clipped. Signed by Richard Matheson and William F. Nolan (editor) on the front limitation page. This is Copy number 616 of 750 numbered copies. First edition.. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Signed by Author(s). 1st Edition. Hardcover. As New/As New.

New York, New York, U.S.A.: Tor Books, 1995. Unread, as new, but for normal paper aging in this paperback. A "killer" cover. Number sequence starts with "1" making this the first paperback printing in this format by TOR books. Over 370 pages by the master of terror and paranoia. Basis for the classic and terrifying motion picture.. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. ist Edition Thus. Soft Cover. As New.

London: Robinson Publishing, 1989. Fine in fine dust jacket, as new. Not price clipped. A lovely copy.. 8vo. 1st UK Edition. Hard Back. As New/As New.

NY: TOR, 1995. A wonderful re-issue of this horror classic, of which it has a very well-done and horrific scene of the shrunken man fighting off a black widow spider with a needle. Also included are the short stories (of Twilight Zone fame or movie fame) "Nightmare at 20,000 feet," "The Test," "The Holiday Man," "Mantage," "The Distributor," "By Appointment Only," "Button, Button,"Duel," and "Shoofly." . Illustrated by Cover by Donato. 1st ed thus. Binding is wrappers. As new all these years later.. Illus. by DONATO.. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. 1st Edition Thus. Soft Cover. As New.

Tor Books, 1995. As new in new non-price-clipped dust jacket. Number sequence starts with "1" Lovely copy. As Stephen King has said: "THE AUTHOR WHO INFLUENCED ME THE MOST AS A WRITER WAS RICHARD MATHESON.". 8vo. 1st Edition. Hardcover. As New/As New.

NY: Buccaneer Books, 1996. Mint as new, dark blue black cloth stamped in silver ink, without dust jacket as issued. Hardcover.blue Still in the shrinkwrap, as new. In storage since 1996.. 8vo. 1st Edition Thus. Hard Back. As New/No Jacket.

London: Reinhardt Books, 1988. Remainder mark on bottom edge near spine, else as new. Quote on the jacket states: "Sad, frightening, merciless- and unforgettable" (Graham Greene). 1st edition. Lon. 8vo. Hard Cover. 1st Edition. Hard Back. As New/As New.

New York: Books of Wonder, 1991. As new copy in as new dust jacket. First edition, first printing THUS of this new issue. This is a beautiful most desirable copy in like dust jacket published by Books of Wonder in 1991. It is a FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING of this edition. The Reilly & Lee edition of Merry Go Round in Oz was published in 1963 and constitutes the last (the 40th book) Oz book in the classical Oz canon of wizardology. What makes this excellent Oz book (and it is an excellent story, on par---or in some cases much better, with any of the previous 39 Oz books---) is that the original illustator, Dick Martin, produced a new wraparound jacket design (copyright in 1989) just for this particular edition. Martin's interior illustrations for the 1991 book are the same as in the 1963 edition.The fact that he had a direct hand in the production of this printing, is unique among the Oz books for an illustrator of a previous first edition Oz book. In my estimation, as an artist, the jacket… Read More

NY: New York Graphic Society, 1972. Very good in very good jacket (price-clipped). First edition, third printing of the classic book. Illustrated by photos, drawings. Nice copy in jacket.. Illus. by Photos, Drawings. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Hard Cover. 1st Ed Third Printing.. Hard Back. Very Good/Very Good.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.A.: Gardenia Press, 2003. As new in wrappers, paperback book. SIGNED and dated in 2004 by the author. "Greg Miller is a fresh new talent with a great future," says author Ray Bradbury. FIRST EDITION.. 8vo. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Wraps. As New.

Tokyo, Japan: Tokyo, JAPAN Japan Publishers Association 1954. Fine in fine dust wrapper. Glassine is beginning to peel away from the book. Entire text in Japanese. With an inscription to author Edwin Corle from Henry Miller: "For Edwin Corle with illustrious gratification. Which language next? Hebrew, perhaps. Henry Miller 11/13/54." First Japanese edition. Uncommon inscribed. With neatly trimmed mailing label to Miller, Big Sur laid in. 1st Japanese edition.. Inscribed By Author, and with mailing label to Miller as shown. Very Good.

NY Scribners, 1851. Very good copy with some foxing to interior. Front endpapers have some offsetting from a laid in newspaper article. This is the New York "reissued" edition with new preface (this book originally issued in wrappers in two volumes in 1847). Embossed green cloth with gilt stamping on boards and spine. This book comes supplied with a dust jacket, which gives every indication that it was supplied with the book. The jacket is plain heavy paper with some soiling and some water staining on rear flap. The spine has a "diamond" cut into it to show the title of the book. The embossment of the boards and diamond "shadowing" reflect on the jacket, as well as indications of age. If this is a jacket originally supplied with the book, it is a miracle of survival for an 1851 book. The probability of it being original is good. The author's first book. First edition, in possible original dust jacket, and rare thus. I have additional close-up images, please… Read More