The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
Pocket Book. 23. 1940. paperback. 1st Pocket Book printing.
Pocket Book. 23. 1940. paperback. 1st Pocket Book printing.
New York: Norton. 1972. Hardcover. A novel about criminals and violent crime written by Edward Bunker, a former prisoner of Folsom State Prison.
Tokyo: Maruzen Company, Ltd. 1934. Hardcover. Postumous memoir published for the first time. Text in English. Very nice copy in scarce dust jacket.
London, England: Essex House Press, Edward Arnold. 1901. Finely bound with vellum boards. #221 out of a limited edition of 250 copies, this being #152. Small octavo. Full vellum with black lettering to spine; Previous owner's bookplate to front pastedown.
New York: Pyramid Books. G280. 1957. paperback. A fabulous, dapper rascal who managed to stay one step ahead of the police! In his long and checkered career as a confidence man, "Yellow Kid" Weil mulcted the public of over $8,000,000. The unvarnished truth as told to W. T. Brannon.
Novel Books, Specialty Book. 1965. paperback. Marlowe's second book following the publication of Mr. Madam.Vintage pulp.
New York: Random House. 1953. hardcover. "This is the story of my thirteen years in the depths and my fight back to a place as a self-respecting human being. I have written it to explain the whole thing, not to justify myself or anyone else."
Pyramid Books. 30. 1951. paperback. Vintage paperback.
Hollywood, California: Century Publishing. CB001. 1964. paperback. Mamie bares all in her outspoken biography. Her lovers, her dreams! Includes 32 full color picture inserts.
Chicago, Illinois: Novel Books, A Specialty Book. SB7N789. 1965. paperback. Mamie confides her most intimate thoughts and experiences: "Let's face it, sex is is important" and "Where will it end? I don't know. But it will be fun to find out!" Illustrated with black and white photos.
self published. 1989. softcover.
Warner Books. 1978. paperback. The true story of a boy who became a master of sex and played drums in the joints of San Francisco's Tenderloin!
Monarch Books. 526. 1962. paperback. The autobiography of a girl who goes from taking a puff off a refer to a blast - of heroin!
Fresno, California: Panaroma West Books. 1985. harcover. Inscribed.