Greene (Graham) Yes and No and For Whom the Bell

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

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.

YES AND NO and FOR WHOM THE BELL CHIMES, First Edition, numbered 269 / 750, signed by Graham Green in blue ink on limitation leaf, olive green cloth, gilt title to spine and front panel, dustwrapper,

Greene (Graham) The Return of A.J. Raffles, first edition, one of 250 numbered copies signed by the author to limitation page, original boards, spine gilt, dust-jacket, 1975; Yes and No and For Whom t

GREENE, GRAHAM. 1904-1991. It's a Battlefield. London: William Heinemann Ltd., 1934. 8vo. Publisher's black cloth titled in gilt to spine. Publisher's pictorial dust jacket. Leaning slightly, minor bu

ALS signed “A. Graham Bell,” one page, 5.25 x 8.25, Clarke Institution for Deaf Mutes letterhead, March 6, 1872. Handwritten letter to Charles Perkins, secretary of the Social Science Asso

GREENE, GRAHAM. 1904-1991. The Man Within. London: William Heinemann Ltd., 1929. 8vo. Publisher's black cloth, titled in gilt to spine, printed dust jacket. Spine cloth slightly creased, some spotting

GREENE, GRAHAM. 1904-1991. The Name of Action. London: William Heinemann Ltd., 1930. 8vo. Publisher's blue cloth, titled in gilt to spine, printed dust jacket (first state, priced '7/6 Net' on backstr

Ink signature, "Alexander Graham Bell, 6. 1847 Mar. 3.,” on an off-white 4.75 x .5 slip. Double-matted and framed with a portrait to an overall size of 10.5 x 15.5. In fine condition.

GREENE, GRAHAM. 1904-1991. Babbling April. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1925. 8vo. Publisher's gray boards stamped in blue, printed dust jacket, custom clamshell box. Review copy, with publisher's slip lo

Greene (Graham) The Complaisant Lover, first edition, signed presentation inscription from the author "For Yvonne [Cloetta] from Graham. St Jean - Cap Ferrat. July 1959 with love" to endpaper, origina

GREENE, GRAHAM. 1904-1991. The Confidential Agent. London and Toronto: William Heinemann Ltd., 1939. 8vo. Publisher's blue cloth stamped in red on spine, with blind-stamped publisher's device on lower

Hand written letter on Volta Laboratory stationery dated May 10th, 1881 and signed by Alexander Graham Bell. The letter is to a Dr. Isaac Norris in Philadelphia PA. Bell was publishing an article for

Greene (Graham) The Confidential Agent, first edition, bookplate to pastedown, some light even spotting, original cloth, very lightly discoloured, second issue dust-jacket, faded, tape repairs verso l

Alexander Graham Bell Writes to Leading Female Deaf Educator In this interesting letter, inventor Alexander Graham Bell, whose mother went deaf when he was a child and whose wife was deaf, writes to a

Greene (Graham) It's a Battlefield, first edition, original cloth, light sunning to spine, second issue dust-jacket by Youngman Carter priced at 3/6 on spine, light sunning to spine, spine ends and co

Greene (Graham) Stamboul Train, first edition, second issue with "Quin Savory", original cloth, spine ends bumped, light soiling patch to lower cover, dust-jacket, price-clipped, excellent paper repai

United States,Dated 1877 Accompanied by original chapter no.40 museum label stating "1877 TELEPHONE ADVERTISING CARD FOR PROF. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL'S TELEPHONES, CONN. DISTRICT TELEPHONE COMPANY". Ma

Greene (Graham) Our Man in Havana, uncorrected proof copy, "Laurence Pollinger Ltd." ink stamp to head of half-title, light creasing to a few pp, original printed wrappers, spine a little creased and

Framed two piece letter signed by Alexander Graham Bell dated November 14, 1899. Letter to Miss Sarah Fuller, Horace Mann School Boston. Sarah Fuller is best known for giving Helen Keller herfirst spe

Displays are assembled AFTER payment is received, picture is a mock up of finished product. Displays are not framed, and can be framed for a cost. Framed items will state they are framed in the name o

Greene (Graham) The Bear Fell Free, number 249 of 350 copies signed by the author, illustrations by Joy Lloyd, pictorial endpapers, some light scattered spotting, original cloth, gilt, light rubbing t

Up for bid is an authentic signature from one of history's most revered inventors, Alexander Graham Bell. Best known for his groundbreaking work in telecommunications, Bell's contributions to science

MGM continuity script, for November 1967 revision, reproduced sheets with manuscript correction, stapled within original printed covers, preserved in modern morocco-backed cloth slip-case, folio , 196