New York: McGraw-Hill Company, Inc., 1922. Hardcover. Bound in this volume are 26 weekly issues of the trade journal, Electric Railway Journal, on contemporary industry news and topics on construction, administration, financial news, equipment, maintenance methods, regulations, etc.. 1020 pages with photographs, maps, diagrams, tables, charts and index for this..... More
St. Paul, MN: Great Northern Railway Company, 1954. Hardcover. Issued June 1, 1954 and updated through April 1, 1966. "The rules in this manual have been compiled to cover present conditions and are in loose leaf form to permit insertion of new pages when the revision of rules becomes necessary."..... More
New York: Charles H. Nicoll, Publisher, 1896. First edition. Hardcover. Revised to December 31, 1895. Financial and statistical information, directors and location of various railroads and other companies, with a few maps and index. 488 pages plus twenty pages of ads. Bound in original dark green pebbled cloth with lettering..... More
Rochester, NY: General Railway Signal Company, 1915. Hardcover. The catalog is unpaginated. It is devided into four sections plus index; A] Mechanical Interlocking Machines; B] Mechanically Operated Signals; C] Mechaically Operated Switch Movements; D] Ground and Leadout Connections. Pages bulk 1.2 inches. Many illustrated examples of equiment with descriptions and..... More
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London: Iliffe & Sons, Ltd./Motor Traction, 1920. Hardcover. Collects all weekly issues for July through December, 1920. 724 pages with numerous photographs of the use of various motored vehicles of the day, illustrations, diagrams, and a wealth of information on vehicles, motors and financial accounting for the use of motored..... More
Seattle, WA: Pacific Northwest Bird and Mammal Society/State Museum, University of Washington [about 1926], 1924. Hardcover. Bound volume containing early issues of this publication, a few early issues as contemporary reprints. The object of the society was to promote social and fraternal relations among the working ornithologists and mammalogists of..... More
Philadelphia, PA: Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1900. Oblong softcover. Baldwin's Catalogue Number 21. Each page features a locomotive photograph with data on the page following. This was specially pulblished for the Paris Exposition of 1900. Text is in both English and French. Bound in original green stiff paper covers, lettered and..... More
New York: White Plains Greeting Card Corp. 1954. First edition. Spiral bound. Contains four pop-ups and several surprises: a bell, a silver badge (for good children to wear), paper accordian, hat feather, box of Chiclets, 3-D glasses and 3 dimensional page, box of crayons with six page booklet to color..... More
Chicago: Kenfield-Davis Publishing Company, 1931. Hardcover. All twelve issues for 1931 bound in hardcover. Articles on streetcars and trolley buses, construction, repair, repair, administration, etc. 390 pages with photographs, equipment, maps, and diagrams. Bound in black buckram with lettering on the spine in gilt. A near fine copy. More
Leyburn, UK: Tartarus Press, 2011. First edition thus. Hardcover. Limited to 350 copies. Originally published by Victor Gollancz, 1975. New introduction by Phil Baker. "Increasingly esteemed as the most subtle and distinctive practitioner of the modern ghost story, or shat he preferred to call the 'strange story'". Collects eight of..... More
Horam, East Sussex, UK: Tartarus Press, 2012. First edition thus. Hardcover. Limited to 350 copies. Collects sseven of Aikman's stories. Introduction by Michael Dirda. Fine in fine and bright dust jackets. More
Leyburn, UK: Tartarus Press, 2011. First edition thus. Hardcover. Limited to 350 copies. First printed by Jonathan Cape, London, 1951. Dust jacket illustration by Stephen J. Clark. New introduction by R.B. Russell. Fine in fine and bright dust jacket. Appears as new and unread. More
Chicago: Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company, 1928 & 1929. First editions. Hardcover. Volume one focuses on lines east of the Mississippi River; volume two on lines in Iowa and Missouri; volume three on lines west of the Missouri River. These books contain all important documents relating to the various..... More
Norwalk, CT: Easton Press, 1999. Bob Eggleton. First edition, first printing. Hardcover. 2000 Nebula Award winner. Number 1068 of 1200 numbered copies signed by Bear on the special limitation page. Certificate of Authenticity laid in issued by Easton Press signed by Greg Bear, witnessed and signed by Astrid Anderson Bear..... More
Oakland, CA: Grahame H. Hardy, 1949. Third edition. Hardcover. This is the "Bucket of Blood" edition signed by Beebe and Clegg on special page which notes that this edition was signed on their private car, "The Gold Coast," and for sale only at the "Bucket of Blood" saloon in Virginia..... More
New York: Philomel Books, 1999. Gennady Spirin. First hardcover edition. Hardcover. Elaborately signed by Spirin in gold ink on the title page. Fine in fine and bright dust jacket. An as new copy. More
Seattle, WA: Axolotl Press, 1986. First edition. Hardcover. Letter "P" of 26 lettered copies bound in full green leather and signed by Blaylock and Tim Powers who wrote the introduction. A fine, as new copy, issued without dust jacket. More
Minneapolis, MN: Fedogan & Bremer, 1994. Arfstrom, Jon. First edition. Hardcover. Trade issue. Winner of the 1994 Bram Stoker Award for best collection. Brings together all of the stories from his first two short stories collections, plus three previously uncollected stories. Fine in fine and bright dust jacket. An as..... More
Rochester, MI: Pretentious Press, 1993. First edition. Self wrappers. One of only 85 copies published, signed by Bloch on the final page. This is Bloch's "first publication taken from The Quill, his Lincoln High School literary magazine, the parody issue of April, 1932 when he was just 14 years of..... More
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1972. Mugnaini, Joseph. First edition. Hardcover. The trade issue bound in original black cloth with lettering and small mask illustration in silver and red. Fine in fine and bright Mugnaini illustrated dust jacket with a hint rubbing. The $3.95 price on the front flap is..... More
New York, NY; [1993]: NBM / Byron Preiss, First edition, first printing. Hardcover. Color illustrated stories. Number 283 of 1000 numbered clothbound copies signed by the author and Wayne D. Barlowe, Mike Kucharski, Mike Mignola, and Ron Wilber. Fine in fine dust jacket. An as new, unread copy. More
Los Altos, CA: Robert W. Brown, 1972. Magazine. All 6 issues of volume 9, with photographs, ads, and plans. Predecessor to Narrow Gauge and Short Line Gazette. All nicely cared for fine copies. More
Providence, RI: Grandon Company, 1956. First edition. first printing. Hardcover. Limited to 350 copies. Inscribed in blind by Browne on the front free endpaper, "Best wishes, Howard Brown." "A flood caused damage to many of the Grandon books stored in a garage in the spring of 1958, with Tharn bearing..... More
Chicago: Ziff-Davis Publishing Company/Amazing Stories, 1941. J. Allen St. John. First edition. Pulp magazine. Front cover color illustration and two story illustrations in black and white by J. Allen St. John. Rear cover color illustration by Frank R. Paul. Zeuschner; Edgar Rice Burroughs Bibliography, no. 276. Other stories are included..... More
Los Angeles, CA: Scream Press, 1987. J.K. Potter. First edition. Hardcover. Number 146 of 250 numbered copies signed by Campbell and Potter on the special limitation page. Collects seven of Campbell's stories. Introduction by Clive Barker. Bound in quarter black cloth over red cloth covers, black and gold illustration stamped..... More
