![[Wilkie Collins:] “The Girl at the Gate (Written for the Christmas Spirit)” [published within:] The Spirit of the Times. Wilkie Collins, 1824–1889.](/pictures/thumb/3727762_1.jpg?v=1539185583)
Rare first appearance of Wilkie Collins’ short story “The Girl at the Gate” published in New York in December 1884 before its January 1885 appearance... Read More
![Marse Chan. A Tale of Old Virginia. [Inscribed and Twice Signed by the Author]. Thomas Nelson Page.](/images/noimage-req.png)
Inscribed and signed by Page above the engraved bookplate of bibliophile George H. Yenowine; then, inscribed and signed on the title-page with a quotation from... Read More
Otis Dunn, a black man, is an ex-F.B.I. Agent turned bounty hunter. Manhunter is sold as a “suspenseful story set against the interplay of Southern... Read More
The author’s first book, a crime novel about gangsters published in 1929. The story: Rico, a small-time criminal heads east to join mob to increase... Read More
The second book in the Falconcrest trilogy, preceded by Mandingo, and followed by Master of Falconhurst. The story of the plantation, Falconhurst, and the ruthless... Read More
A handsome production with vibrant illustrations by artist John Held, Jr., vibrant and dynamic, printed in yellow and black. Signed by Held on the limitation... Read More
A handsome copy of the first edition of The Ferguson Affair by Ross Macdonald, with California lawyer Bill Gunnarson as the main protagonist. New York... Read More
Published after Mandingo and Drum, the continuing story of the plantation, Falconhurst, and the ruthless themes of slave-breeding and slavery in the antebellum South as... Read More
Manuscript fair copy of the detective story “Pearls and Canes” by mystery writer William F. Vassall. Set in New York City, the short story recounts... Read More
Dime novel for boys set amidst the hustling world of Wall Street investors, confidence “tricksters,” and New York City detectives. Does the stock broker have... Read More
