Handwritten, two-volume burlesque play based on Aladdin from 1887
Some mid-1500s Astrology for your feed
The Complete "Peacock Series" of Jane Austen [1897-8]
Dante’s “Divine Comedy” in Painted Vellum [1867]
110-year old lolcats
Some pretty books I picked up over the last 2 weeks (just the top 50)
Cedric Chivers of Bath "vellucent" binding on a 1902 Percy Shelley
“Frankenstein: or, The Modern Prometheus” [1845] 2nd American Edition
Bumblebee
1st American Edition of “Dracula” [1899], rebound by McCall & Co
Just Your Average Book Meme Dump
“Malleus Maleficarum” [1600] - aka “The Hammer of the Witches”
“Dracula’s Guest and Other Weird Stories” by Bram Stoker
16th Century Copy of Dante’s “Divine Comedy”
Richard Taylor covers for Arkham House
CROWLEY, Aleister "Moonchild" [The Mandrake Press, 1929] 1st Edition
BUDGE, E.A. Wallis "The Book of the Dead" [Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co, 1901]
Works of Lucius Seneca & Marcus Seneca [Apud Danielem Elsevirium, 1672] in Vellum
"Hansi, The Girl Who Loved the Swastika" [1976]
1910 Portfolio of Hand-Collected Plants from Monroe, Michigan
1st Edition of Lovecraft’s “Dreams and Fancies”
Happy Holidays, LA
Sponges need to chill
I went book hunting on Friday the 13th
Surely there is another way to phrase that
1952 (?) Scientology “Individual Track Map”
Russians board ISS in Ukrainian colors
Something Something Flavortown
Slow Churned Sloth Rocky Road
To be fair, they did drink a lot of wine
And look at all that we’ve accomplished
Found inside a book cover (“Poe’s Tales”, 1891)
*Rimshot*
The perfect holiday decoration doesn’t exi…
Hail to the Nut
Poetry books from the 1880s
Who’s hungry?
Long term potential
Extra Beefy
Found my new reaction pic for Conservative “memes”
Grab your keys, boys. Time to shotgun.
Duneder Mifflin
How You Dune?
Hmm
Too many jets to say from which one, though
First Edition, First Impression “Olive Fairy Book” by Andrew Lang, 1907
All Twelve Andrew Lang Fairy Books in Original Covers (1897-1914)
I bought some old books at 3 am
“Le Comte de Monte-Cristo” by Alexandre Dumas, 1877
“The Ingoldsby Legends, or Mirth & Marvals” first Arthur Rackham illustrated edition, 1898
Fairy Tales, Cartonnage, Misc Shelf Porn
Trivia but not Trivial
Another 1st Edition “Les Misérables”, 1862
Matched Pair of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” and “Through the Looking-Glass” in fine bindings from 1928 and 1927, respectively
Catalog for Rare Books LA Virtual Book Fair (Oct 15th - 18th)
True 1st Edition of "Les Miserables", preceding the Paris edition by several days
“An Inquiry Into the Nature & Causes of the Wealth of Nations” by Adam Smith (8th edition, 1796)
And even more YA ARCs
Sooooo many YA ARCs (the first half)
1780s Shakespeare (5 out of 34)