Greenwich, CT: Fawcett Gold Medal, (1966). SIGNED first edition - The second book in the Evan Tanner series. SIGNED on the title page. Gold Medal #d1747. 160 pp.

New York: Ballantine, (1963.). 'Authorized edition' - 6th book in the Martian series. 160 pp. Cover by Bob Abbott.

New York: Ballantine, (1963.). 'Authorized edition' - 6th book in the Martian series. 160 pp. Cover by Bob Abbott.

New York: Berkley, (1964). First edition - "A hired killer fights for his life." Berkley Medallion C1033, cover price 45c. 127 pp.

New York: Ace Books, (1957). First edition - Collects one short novel and four novelettes, originally published between 1953-1955, including "The Minority Report" which was the basis for the 2002 film directed by Steven Speilberg. Introduction by Anthony Boucher. Ace D-261, .35 cover price.255 pp plus 1 pp advertising other P.K. Dick books.

New York: Ace Books, (1964). First edition - "An abandoned satellite holds two worlds at bay - a tour-de-force of the far future. Ace F-309, .40 cover price. 193 pp. Cover art by Ed Valigursky.

New York: DAW Books, (1977.). 'Classic of interstellar warfare' originally published in 1961. Cover art by Paul Lehr. DAW No. 227. 159 pp. ISBN: 0-87997-2785.

New York: Ballantine, 1957. First edition - Farmer's first novel, issued simultaneously as a pocket paperback and in a very small hardcover printing. Cover art by Powers. Book #210, cover price 35c.

New York: Ballantine, (1964). First edition - #U2192. A novel which "combines philosophy, religion, sex, satire and space aeronautics . . to produce the wildest imaginative fantasy." 156 pp plus 4 pp ads.

New York: Dell, 1967. Nice older paperback of this classic (50c cover price.) Introduction by David Reisman.

New York: Pocket Books, (1971.). A Perry Mason mystery.

New York: Perma Books, (1957.). First edition - "Twelve men were doomed to death by The Vengeful Men" - an escaped killer swears vengeance on the 12 jury members who found him of guilty of murder. #M-3110, cover price 25c. Cover art by Jerry Allison. 151 pp.

New York: Penguin, (1964.). Vintage paperback from the golden age of detective stories, in the illustrated wrappers, with green spine.

New York: Avon, (1952.). A collection of "the best war stories of all time" edited by and with an introduction by Hemingway, Authors range from Faulkner to Winston Churchill, from Kipling to Hemingway, Victor Hugo, C. S. Forester and many others. An Avon Double size book, code G1006. 638 pp.

New York: Signet, (1958). SIGNED first edition - Classic account of Butch Cassidy, Kid Curry, The Sundance Kid, Etta Place, and the rest of the Wild Bunch. INSCRIBED on the dedication page, and uncommon thus. 190 pp.

New York: Ballantine, (1973). First edition - "He was right in the heart of the gang who framed his father." Ballantine 033310, 95c cover price. 156 pp. Cover art by Gary Watson. ISBN: 0-345-033108.

New York: Popular Library, (c 1957.). An account of her life with her four children, by the author of 'The Lottery.' 254 pp. ISBN: 0-445-00322.

New York: Pinacle Books, (1971.). First edition - From the cover: "Ten neat and tidy men programmed for destruction... A stranger in New york is hit by a cab and his leg is broken. He is rushed to the night emergency ward of a busy Manhattan hospital, where an overworked intern takes care of him.And only later realizes, crazily, nightmarishly, that the man has two hearts." #P023-N. 188 pp.

New York: Dell, (1958.). First edition - Anearly novel by this master of the genre - this is the true first book appearance (a shorter version was published in Cosmopolitan Magazine) with B121, cover price of 35c and 'Dell First Edition' stated. Cover art by Victor Kalin.

Greenwich, CT: Fawcett Gold Medal, [1966] (c. 1955.). 'A gunman on the lam. A sixteen year old vamp, a used up B-girl, a guilt stricken widower, a leftover mistress- all zeroing in on a route to sudden death.' First Gold Medal edition, # d1739, original cover price of 50c. 158 pp.

New York: Fawcett Gold Medal, New York, (1969.). First edition - A Travis McGee novel, set in Mexico, in the 'strange netherworld of the wandering drug users who find haven south of the border.' Original cover price 75 cents, #T2127. 253 pp. ISBN: 0-449-02127.

New York: Perma Books / Pocket Books, (1958). First edition - Perma M-3113. The sixth 87th Precinct novel. "Detective Cotton Hawes tackles a new case of blackmail and double murder." 168 pp. Cover illustration by Robert Schultz.

New York: Perma Books / Pocket Books, (1959). First edition - Perma M-4150. An 87th Precinct novel, a locked room mystery featuring Steve Carella. 168 pp. Cover illustration by Darcy. This was the first 87th Precinct book to be originally issued in hardcover.

New York: Perma Books / Pocket Books, (1959). First edition - Perma M-3108. The fifth 87th Precinct novel, featuring Steve Carella. 168 pp. Cover illustration by Robert Schulz. 149 pp. Color foldout ad for Time bound in at rear of book.

New York: Perma Books / Pocket Books, (1956). SIGNED first edition - Perma 3062. The third 87th Precinct novel, which begins with finding the body of a young drug addict - with a noose around his neck, and a syringe at his feet. Originally McBain had intended to kill off Steve Carella in this book, but the publisher convinced him not to. SIGNED by Mc Bain on the title page. Basis for the 1960 film of the same name. 43 pp plus 7 pp ads. Striking cover illustration by Charles Binger.

New York: Perma Books / Pocket Books, (1956). First edition - Perma M-3061. The second 87th Precinct novel. "The mugger waited in the shadows .. . he watched the girl." Basis for the 1958 film of the same name. 160 pp plus 6 pp ads. Cover illustration by Lou Marchetti.

New York: Bantam, (1968). First edition - "Nevada Jim Gage was big. He carried himself easy, but underneath that calm exterior was the coiled energy of a mountain cat." Bantam J3835, cover price 40c. 87 pp.

New York: Ace Books, 1965. First edition - 'Beyond the mind barrier" - the third in the Witch World series. Ace F-332. Cover price 40c. Illustrations and wraparound cover by Jack Gaughan.

New York: Ace Books, 1964. First edition - 'Counter magic with mind, cunning with courage- the 2nd in the Witch World series. Ace F-263. Cover price 40c. Illustrations and cover art by Jack Gaughan.

New York: Ace Books, 1965. First edition - Ace F-357. Cover price 40c. Illustrations and cover by Jack Gaughan.