1969. An interesting letter from Singer on a 5.5- by 7.75-inch sheet on personalized stationery, dated Oct. 22, 1969, to Mr. Don Gold. Singer writes that he remembers having lunch with Gold, who apparently wants to become Singer’s new literary agent. “As things are now, my publisher, Mr. Straus, is..... More

NY: Chester Wolverton, 1889. An original 30-inch by 22-inch linen-backed color map published in 1889. Map depicts Englishtown, Farmingdale, Allentown and Shrewsbury, including downtown areas. The original hand-colored map (Plate 29), not a reproduction! Wolverton maps are among the best you can get of Monmouth County. Very Good. More

NY: Chester Wolverton, 1889. An original 30-inch by 22-inch linen-backed color map published in 1889. Map depicts Howell Township from the Wall Township to the Freehold Township borders; and from the Atlantic County to Ocean County borders. Includes Squankum, Farmingdale, Howell Station and other towns. The original hand-colored map (Plate..... More

NY: Chester Wolverton, 1889. An original 30-inch by 22-inch linen-backed color map published in 1889. Map depicts Millstone Township from the Burksville area to the Mercer/Middlesex county border; and from the Upper Freehold Township border to the Manalapan Township border. Contains in set of the Navesink section of Middletown Township..... More

NY: Chester Wolverton, 1889. An original 30-inch by 22-inch linen-backed color map published in 1889. Map depicts Keyport from Matawan Creek to the Adams Street area; and from the Florence Avenue area to the Broadway area. The original hand-colored map (Plate 27), not a reproduction! Wolverton maps are among the..... More

NY: Chester Wolverton, 1889. An original 30-inch by 22-inch linen-backed color map published in 1889. Map depicts Red Bank from Maple Avenue to Prospect Street; and from the North Shrewsbury River to Irving Street. Shows structures erected at the time. The original hand-colored map (Plate 25), not a reproduction! Wolverton..... More

NY: Chester Wolverton, 1889. An original 30-inch by 22-inch linen-backed color map published in 1889. Map depicts Freehold from to the Yard Avenue area to Throckmorton Avenue and from Bowne Avenue to the South Street area. Shows structures erected at the time. The original hand-colored map (Plate 23), not a...... More

NY: The Eakins Press, [1966]. KEITH, C. Freeman. First Edition. Interesting signed presentation from Orgel on the front endpaper: "To Mr. C. Freeman Keith, I am so delighted with the beautiful printing of this book, Sincerely, Irene Orgel. C. Freeman Keith was a designer and typographer for small presses and..... More

NY: Walter Gibson, 1866. First Edition. Signed presentation from Thomas Poultney Sr. on the front endpaper: “Mrs. Henry May, with kind regards of The Author.” Thomas Poultney, Sr. (1826-1887) wrote under the pseudonym of Rabbi Ben Tomi. The Poultney family were descendants of Ellen North, said to be the first..... More

Chicago: The University Of Chicago Press, [1938]. First Edition. Signed presentation on the front endpaper- the very best association copy: "This first book off the press- my first work- is presented to my beloved wife Louise in loving gratitude for her inspiring companionship and in happy anticipation of years of..... More

NY: Avalon Books/Thomas Bouregy And Company, Inc., [1979]. Jacket Design by Michael M. Peters. First Edition. Signed by Wheeler on the half-title page. Charles E. Wheeler was born and lives in the hills of Southern Indiana. He grew up in the era when "westerns" ruled the television airwaves, and Zane..... More

NY: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, [1980]. First Edition, first printing. Very wonderful and interesting signed presentation from West on the front endpaper: “For Eddie, with loving memories of Hannah and Harold, of his father, Frank who was my Sunday School teacher. Let us meet again as the Milhauses have done for..... More

Boulder, Colorado: Blue Mountain Press, [1996]. Second Hardcover Printing. Signed inscription by Sexton on the half-title page: '"Best wishes, Robert Sexton." Fine in fine d/j. A nice copy! More