Film, Movies, Television from Citation Books, ABAA/ ILAB

Glossy photograph on double weight Kodak fiber paper. Undated, circa 1990's, measures 10 inches by 8 inches. Signed & inscribed in black marker: "To Dave, - Always, Antonia McQueen." Moderately soiled & spotted, couple of dings, lower corner with shallow diagonal crease, otherwise Very Good. Who doesn't love a dark haired vampire beauty in black lingerie carrying a skull?

Clifton, New Jersey: Stacy E. Walker, 1999. Original montage publicity photograph measuring 8.5 inches by 11 inches boldly inscribed, signed, & dated by Stacy E. Walker in red fine line marker, with Ms. Walker's address label on the verso. Edge wear, soiling, corner creases, couple of scuffs, tape residue on the verso, good or so & still quire appealing. The montage presents… Read more about this item

No place [Hollywood, California ?]: William H. Door, no date (ca. 1950s). Single sheet measuring 21 inches by 4.25 inches folded 5 times horizontally forming 12 panels (6 per side), with descriptive text & illustrations from art work. Slight edge wear including a couple of nicks, otherwise fine. William H. Door was self-described as "one of the largest direct mail glamour merchants."… Read more about this item

New York: Bernard Geis Associates, distributed by Random House, (1959). First edition. Octavo (8.5" x 5.75"), xiii & 204 pages. Publisher's decorated dark gray paper over boards backed in white & gilt lettered green cloth, in pictorial dust jacket. Trace of wear at spine extremities, slight foxing affecting early & late leaves, otherwise near fine in very good or better… Read more about this item

[New York]: "Sold in theatres showing "Gone With the Wind" and may be purchased from Ellison B. Greenstone," no date (circa 1939). First edition. Original movie program in pictorial, stapled light card covers measuring approximately 12 inches by 9 inches with 18 pages plus covers, illustrated throughout in color & black & white. Small scuff briefly affecting the portrait of Ann… Read more about this item

No place [Orange, California ?], no publisher [Mabel ?], no date (ca. 2010). Octavo, 5 unbound sheets measuring 8.5 inches by 11 inches printed on thick pink paper folded once vertically forming 20 pages including covers, illustrated throughout. Not found in OCLC or anywhere else as of 7/22/2023. A fine & apparently uncirculated copy. A rather bizarre zine, quite likely a one… Read more about this item

New York: Orion Press, 1970. First American edition. Octavo (8.25 x 5.5"), 439 pages, profusely illustrated. Publisher's black cloth lettered in blue & silver, in pictorial dust jacket. Top edge stained blue. Margins slightly sunned, otherwise fine in near very good, lightly soiled dust jacket with edge wear including modertate losses mostly at the bottom of the rear panel. "It is… Read more about this item

Philadelphia: Cinema Associates/ distributed by Fanfare Films, Inc., 1961. Folio (15" x 10.5"), 4 pages, illustrated, on glossy paper. Folded three times horizontally causing color break, slight edge wear, rubber-stamped "Fanfare Films" on the front cover, otherwise very Good. Characterized by IMDb as Neo Noir, the film revolves around insurance investigator "Duke Wallace" who, "using his special technique with women," is… Read more about this item

New York: I.F.E. Releasing Corporation, (1954). Folio (17" x 11.25"), 6 pages, illustrated, on glossy paper. Folded once horizontally causing color break, modest edge wear, lightly soiled, otherwise very good. A sexy vintage pressbook for the 1952 Italian film released in the United States in 1954: "Refugee Franca Gabre (Eleanora Rossi Drago) comes to the Po Valley with intent to… Read more about this item

Eastland, Texas: Victor Cornelius, Inc, no date [1940 -1950]. Group of four broadside flyers promoting Western Movies, each with halftone illustrations from photographs Small folios (13" x 9.5") printed recto only on light paper Brief edge wear including short closed tears & tiny losses at the corners, light toning, otherwise Near Fine Includes: The Drifter starring Buster Crabbe, released in 1944; Pioneers… Read more about this item

New York: Farrar & Rinehart, Inc, (1940) First American edition 8vo, 278 pp., with illustrations by Robert S Robinson. Publisher's red cloth lettered & decorated in white, in pictorial dust jacket. White lettering at spine partially rubbed away, brief edge wear, endpapers & pastedowns browned from binding glue, otherwise good or better in moderately soiled dust jacket with edge wear… Read more about this item

New York: The Viking Press, (1977) First edition, this copy boldly signed in blue marker at the title page by Edward Bunker. 8vo, 202 pp. Publisher's tan paper over boards backed in brown cloth lettered in silver on the spine, in pictorial dust jacket. Covers lightly soiled & sunned mostly in the margins, one corner bruised, brief offsetting at endpapers… Read more about this item

Thunderbird Country Club, Rancho Mirage, CA. November 3, 1978. Small 4to, single sheet typed, approximately 126 words, on beige watermarked notepaper Boldly signed "Ginger" in blue ink by Miss Rogers. With the original typed, stamped, & canceled matching envelope. Folded for mailing, slightly soiled, otherwise near fine in neatly opened envelope. Addressing dancer/ performer Larry Merritt, Miss Rogers provides her… Read more about this item

[New York]: Barwood Films, May 8, 1990 "Director's 5th Draft." 4to, 130 leaves printed recto only mechanically reproduced from typescript, bound in gilt-lettered black fabricoid simulating crushed morocco. Binding lightly soiled, couple of bruises, "170" in black marker on the title page, otherwise Very Good. An original screenplay for the wonderful 1991 movie starring Nick Nolte & Barbra Streisand (who also… Read more about this item

New York: Book Collectors Society, by arrangement with Thames & Hudson, no date (ca. 1953). Limited to 250 copies, this unnumbered & out of series. 8vo, x & 350 pp, indexed, Illustrated by numerous photogravure plates & line drawings. Publisher's full pebbled brown morocco lettered in gilt on spine, with pink satin marker sewn in. Lightly rubbed, brief wear at corners,… Read more about this item

New York: Publicity Clock Co., no date, ca 1920. 8vo, original pictorial, stapled, stiff paper wraps enclosing a 6 page brochure opening to 8 inches by 14.5 inches. With: an original advertisement (meant to be used with the Publicity Clock) mounted to thick card stock (7" x 7") for "B Donchin, Leading Jeweler" of 741 West Side Avenue, [Jersey City… Read more about this item