Graham Greene from the Library of Joan Didion

Ed Ruscha (b. 1937): Real Estate Opportunities; and Some Los Angeles Apartments Two bound books, 1970 and 1965, original tissue wrappers, both with bookplates from the Library of Joan Didion. Property

SIGNED by Graham Greene. The Human Factor. Graham Greene. Franklin Center: The Franklin Library, 1978. First edition thus. Fiction Signed by the author on a special page. Printed for the Members of th

Book Title: The Human Factor Author: Graham Greene Illustrator: Bernard Fuchs Publisher: The Franklin Library, PA Date: 1978 Part of the First Edition Society series Green leather binding with gilt de

Description: Includes: Title: Telling Stories by Joan Didion. Published at the University of California by The Friends of the Bancroft Library, in 1978. Number 26. Good condition. Slight bumping at

A Tall carved wooden veranda post sculpture featuring a Horse and rider. The figure is carved in a classic style with traditional regalia, the sculpture is weathered and worn showing age and field use

A Tall slender carved wooden shrine idol, likely a 19th century example or earlier. The sculpture is shown with hands to the air in an act of prayer to the star sirius, possibly for rain. There is a N

A very old carved wooden plank mask with stylized face and form accented with mineral pigments and an overall classic form, well weathered and worn showing field use and age. Please note the sacrifici

NYC 5" x 3" printed matter Address card for Didion/Dunne (Joan Didion and John Dunne) from their 30 East 71st Street home.

AUTHOR: Joan Didion (Sacramento, California, Manhattan, New York City, 1934-2021) TITLE: Democracy (1984, First Edition, First Printing), The Year of Magical Thinking (2005, Fourth Printing) DESCRIPTI

Heading: (Didion, Joan) Author: Title: Shelf of volumes by or about Joan Didion Place Published: Various places Publisher: Date Published: Various dates Description: 17 vol

Signed limited edition hardbound in leather with gilt decoration copy of A Book of Common Prayer by Joan DIDION. Signed by author to flyleaf. Illustrated by Oscar Liebman. Published by The Franklin Li

Graham Greene, (2) signed, ltd eds., How Father Quixote Became a Monsignor. Sylvester & Orphanos, 1980, #146/330, signed by Greene, 18 pages, 10"h x 6.5"w; with, Yes and No & For Whom the Bell Chimes.

Graham Greene signed leaflet from The National Film Theatre also includes a hardback book Travels With My Aunt written by Greene. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity

GRAHAM GREENEThe third man Eurographica Helsinki, 1988In-8, 100, (6) pp Editorial paperback and autograph signature of the author Copy no. 362 of 500

Graham Greene, (2) vols., one signed, Graham Greene. Yes and No and For Whom the Bell Chimes. The Bodley Head, 1983, #710/750 signed copies; with, The End of the Affair. The Viking Press, 1951, 1st ed

Greene, Graham. Three Graham Greene Books. Includes: A Burnt-Out Case (London: Windmill Press Ltd, 1961, first edition, d.j.); The Comdeians (London: Bodley Head, 1966, first edition, d.j.); and The T

Five 1st American edition and hardcovers. Titles: "The End of the Affair."; "9 Stories."; "The Heart of the Matter."; "The Third Man."; "The Complaisant Lover." Various conditions.

Heading: Author: Greene, Graham Title: Loser Takes All Place Published: London Publisher:Heinemann Date Published: [1955] Description: (8vo) blue cloth lettered in gilt, pi

A Burnt-Out Case by Graham Greene. 1961. First edition in English. Originally published in Sweden the year before fine original dust jacket.

Play it as it Lays, A Novel by Joan Didion 1970 Farrar, Straus & Giroux. First printing in ex DJ.

The Heart Of The Matter By Graham Greene First Printing published by The Viking Press, New York, 1948

1ST EDITION

Heading: Author: Greene, Graham Title: The Lost Childhood and Other Essays Place Published: London Publisher:Eyre & Spottiswoode Date Published: 1951 Description: Beige clo

Carving a Statue by Graham Greene 1964, First edition. Dust Jacket. A Bodly head imprint. The Spy's Bedside Book by Graham and Hugh Greene. 1957. First edition.