Twelve books by Stephen Ambrose - All inscribed

Citizen Soldiers, D-Day and Undaunted Courage by Stephen E. Ambrose. The Easton Press, author signed each, Collector's Edition with COA. No previous owner bookplates. guilt gold edge - nrmt/mt conditi

Group of 12 Signed Books. A group of twelve books signed and inscribed to Gregory and Veronique Peck. Titles include: (1) The Illusionless Man: Some Fantasies and M

13 books about the West: Undaunted Courage by Stephen Ambrose, Into the Wilderness, Lewis and Clark, Trails West, The Great West, The Oxford History of the American West

Heading: Author: King, Stephen Title: Carrie Place Published: Garden City Publisher:Doubleday Date Published: 1974 Description: (8vo) original maroon cloth, color pictorial

Comprising "Poetry of Home," "So Chic Glamorous Lives, Stylish Spaces," "Rooms to Inspire Decorating with America's Best Designers," "Dwellings Living with Great Style," by Stephen Sills and James Hun

Transcontinental Railroad, Central Pacific, Southern Pacific-Nothing Like It in the World - the Men Who Build the Transcontinental Railroad 1863 - 1869 by Stephen E. Ambrose Copyright 2000; Transconti

Bruce Weber, "All American Volume Twelve A Book of Lessons", teNeues, 2012, ISBN 9783832796679, Softcover, in slipcase, with Inscribed and Signed post card, Condition very good, crease to ba

Collection of Railroad and Train Book. *Nothing Like it in the World by Stephen E. Ambrose. *The Great American Railroad War by Dennis Drabelle.

"It", 1986 first trade, inscribed and signed "For Victoria, with best wishes, Stephen King 1/13/95", with U.K. proof, inscribed and signed "To Caroline Howard, with best wishes, Stephen King 3/21/91"

"Gerald's Game", 1992 uncorrected proof, inscribed and signed "For Douglas Ross, from a man who was, according to his mother, conceived in the town where Lizzy Borden took her axe, Best, Stephen King

"Pet Sematary", 1983 first trade edition, inscribed and signed, "For Doug, all best, Stephen King 11/22/83", and uncorrected proof.

"The Talisman", 1984 first trade edition, inscribed and signed by both authors "To Leslie, best wishes and have a Merry Christmas, Stephen King 11/17/84" and "And a Merry Christmas to you too, Doug Ro

"Christine", Hodder and Stoughton, London, Sydney, Auckland, Toronto 1983, "The Dark Half", Hodder and Stoughton, London, Sydney, Auckland, Toronto 1989, inscribed "For Mike, best wishes, Thad Beaumon

"Rose Madder", 1995 first trade edition, inscribed and signed "To Diane, with best wishes, Stephen King 10/7/95", and uncorrected proof.

Prints from 19th century books, Including Winfield Scott, Stephen Decatur, James Biddle, Alexander Murray, William Bainbridge, Lewis Warrington, Charles Stewart, Isaac Hull, James Lawrence, Isaac Chau

Signed book: West Side Story. First edition, first printing. NY: Random House, 1958. Hardcover with dust jacket, 5.5 x 8.25, 143 pages. Signed and inscribed on the first free end page in black felt ti

"Firestarter", 1980 limited edition, #249/725, signed twice, inscribed "To Walt Shirley, best wishes and stay hot, Stephen King 10/23/83" and signed and numbered on back page "Stephen King, July 6, 19

"Carrie", 1970, inscribed and signed "For Joan Pantano, with best wishes, Stephen King 12/27/95".

"Salem's Lot", 1975 first printing, marked $7.95 and "Father Cody" on dust jacket, inscribed and signed "To Joan, best wishes and remember, they only come out at night. Stephen King 12/27/95".

Signed book: Gypsy. First edition, first printing. NY: Random House, 1960. Hardcover with dust jacket, 5.5 x 8.25, 144 pages. Signed and inscribed on the first free end page by Stephen Sondheim, and d

Signed & inscribed.

Group of Tarot. Two Sets and Five Books. Including Grazer Tarock (reproduction), Slovenski tarok (1996), Fortune-Telling By Tarot Cards (1985) by Sasha Fenton, Twelve Tarot Games (1980; inscribed by a

Comprises: 1.) The Twelve Days of Christmas, c. 1981. 2.) The Owl and the Pussycat, c. 1983. Both inscribed. From the Estate of Jean Bach.

inscribed on the front cover: A Scrap Book / Containing extracts from the speeches and letters of John Bell and Edward Everette - Stephen A. Douglas and Henschell O. Johnson - John Cabell Breckinridge