New York: THE FILM DAILY, 1962. First edition. Very good plus with slight soiling to top and bottom page edges. More

Great Britain and Ireland: John Player & Sons, (circa1934). First edition. Oblong stapled wrappers. (20pp.) All fifty color portraits present and affixed to pages. Scattered foxing, corners worn, tear at spine, else very good. Portraits of famous actors issued with "Player's Medium Navy Cut Cigarettes". Featuring actors such as: Maurice... More

Brooklyn, New York: The Topps Company, (1992). First edition. With hologram on the front cover. Fine in pictorial wrappers. Magazine format. 72pp. More

Montreal: The Midgets Palace, [circa 1940]. 24mo. 15, [2], 15pp. Illustrated from photographs. Stapled illustrated wrappers. Bound dos-a-dos with an identical version in French. Small creases on a couple of leaves, slight scuff marks on cover of the French-language side, possibly lightly tipped-into an album at some point, but overall... More

Philadelphia: Philadelphia Daily News, [1949?]. Illustrated broadside on flexible cardstock. 11" x 14". With portrait photograph of Valez in upper left corner. Some skinning and tears in the margins, good. Valez was a minor film actress, who probably went on to greater fame as the wife of longtime Philadelphia restauranteur... More

(No place: The Star Book Library, 1914-1915). Small octavo. 88, [6]pp. Illustrated stapled wrappers. Small tears on wrappers, cheap paper toned but sound, a very good copy. Comic racist recitations. Dated from advertisement for a book on baseball indicating that Christy Mathewson just turned down a big contract from the... More

Cannes / (Paris): The Municipal Casino / (Drager), 1923. 12mo. 43, [1]pp. Text in English. Stiff card covers with applied title label. Text detach from card wrappers, else near fine. An attractive list of wonderfully imaginative parties, pageants and other events (tennis and golf tournements, motorboat and seaplane races), held... More

London: Sotheby & Co. 1967. First edition. Near fine in pictorial wrappers. Auction catalog. More

Wildwood, N.J. WCMC-TV, [no date - circa 1966]. Printed card stock folder, with printed sheet tipped-in. Illustrated. Toning on rear wrap, some rubbing, about very good. Promotional brochure used to solicit advertising for the lower Jersey Shore from Cape May to Atlantic City. The "CMC" in WCMC stood for "Cape... More

[New York]: The Civic Repertory Theatre, (1930). First edition. May 19, 1930, Volume Four, Number Eighteen. 16pp. Original printed wrappers, stapled. Advertisements. "Camel cigarettes" illustration by Peter Arno. Lightly soiled, else fine. Containing the programs for the following plays: "The Open Door" by Alfred Sutro, "The Women Have Their Way"... More

New York: The Cotton Club, [no later then 1935]. One card leaf folded to make four pages. Front cover illustrated in red and black of scantily clad chorus girls and a black man with exaggerated lips doffing his top-hat. Faint soiling and a tiny stain else very good or better... More

North Benninton, VT. H.C. White Company, 1914. Stapled illustrated wrappers. 32, [1]pp., illustrated. Small crease on front wrap, errata slip tipped in that has resulted in a tear to that page, else near fine. Advertisement for what was in effect, a postcard projector. More

[No place]: Columbia Pictures, (No date - 1968). Brochure for the film, die-cut into the shape of the film's "paper doll" logo. Printed on the verso of the paperdoll shapes is information about the film, and single pages devoted to the principal members of the cast and crew, including Best... More