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Inscribed in blind on the front free endpaper by Ackerman, "Great Warmest Wishes, Forry." 397 pages with numerous full-page photo stills, bibliography and index. Fine in very good plus dust jacket.

Celebrates thirty years of STAR TREK. Three dimensional space vessels including the original U.S.S. Enterprise, the Starship Voyager, and a Klingon ship. Starfleet's commanders share stories of their adventures, their enemies, and their crews. Pop-ups all as new. Hint of rubbing to covers else a fine copy. Issued without dust jacket.

Second issue with cancel title page. Del Rey's first book. Fine in very good price-clipped dust jacket with mildly faded spine panel, light wear at corners and spine panel ends, and short tear to the front panel.

The first of the Solar Pons collections. 3604 copies printed. The first 20 sheets show tiny uniform tears along top edge, probably occuring during production. Near fine in fine and bright price clipped dust jacket.

The first of the Solar Pons collections. 3604 copies printed. Fine in fine dust jacket with a hint of wear at extremities.

"(The discovery of) a vital substance related to vitamin B that is the source of muscular energy." Bleiler; Science Fiction, The Early Years, #662. Bound in original maroon cloth with lettering stamped in gilt. Fine in near fine dust jacket showing some wear to rear panel and spine panel ends and some light fading to spine panel.

"(The discovery of) a vital substance related to vitamin B that is the source of muscular energy." Bleiler; Science Fiction, The Early Years, #662. Bound in original maroon cloth with lettering stamped in gilt. Small number "19" written on the upper corner of the front endpaper. Near fine in very good dust jacket with small snag to the spine panel.

Number 37 of 300 numbered copies signed by Bradbury. A very fine and bright copy of this small chapbook, in a very fine and bright dust jacket.

Issued as a Reader's Gallery pullout from Volume 9, issue #12 of Gallery Magazine. The first appearance of this story. Pullout only. A fine unread copy.

Offered as a promotional, this is a short story from the author's book, The Flesh Artist. A fine copy.

A fine copy in fine and bright dust jacket.

Very fine in fine dust jacket.

1225 copies printed. 121 pages with two photographs. Joshi, Sixty Years of Arkham House, 65. Mild rubbing to covers. A near fine copy.

Third issue proof produced from the type-set, in blue wrappers. A fine copy

Fine in near fine dust jacket with one short closed tear.

Publisher's book number UE1926, No. 142. Graham Wildridge cover illustration. A fine copy.

Fine in fine dust jacket with just a hint of rubbing.

Fine in fine dust jacket with just a hint of rubbing on the rear panel.

Both volumes numbered 32 of 350 sets. Two volumes collecting 37 stories by Tanith Lee, Andre Norton, Michael Shea, Mercedes Lackey, Lynn Abbey, Brian Stableford, Brian Aldiss, Robert Sheckley, C.J. Cherryh, Frederick Pohl, and many others. Both volumes bound in full maroon leather with lettering stamped in gilt. All edges of the text block in gilt. Ribbon markers. Both volumes fine, issued without dust jackets, within a fine example of the publisher's slipcase. An as new set.

"A brilliant work." Barron, Anatomy of Wonder 1987, *4-188. "334 is one of the most seemingly realistic of all futuristic novels./" Magill, Survey of Science Fiction Literature pp 2274 -2277. Fine in fine dust jacket.