Icons

Box of Pin-Ups | 1965, signed first printing, portfolio of 36 original half-tone prints, each hand signed by Bailey.

NEPTUNE | 1989, original NASA large format chromogenic print, taken by Voyager 2.

The Universe in a Nutshell | 2001, first edition, signed by the author with thumb-print.

Rare Handbill For Bob Dylan's First Concert, Carnegie Chapter Hall | 1961, framed.

Dracula | 1897, first edition, Graham Greenes' copy, signed by Greene.

Hogwarts Acceptance Letter | 2001, original movie prop used in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, framed.

David Niven, Casino Royale, Shepperton Studios | 1966, signed and numbered silver gelatin print, framed.

La Photographie N'est Pas L'art | 1937, the scarce true first edition of Man Ray's most influential work.

The Savoy Cocktail Book | 1930, scarce first edition of this iconic art-deco classic.

Audrey Hepburn | Paris, 1965, signed, titled and dated, rare original photograph, framed and glazed.

The Clash | 1977, Concert Flyer, 'Two Nights...Of Action', from the personal collection of Clash co-creator Bernard Rhodes.

The Two Magics | 1898, first edition in book form of the classic 'The Turn of the Screw’.

Evil Under The Sun | 1941, first edition with the rare, unrestored dustjacket. The best example on the market.

The Greatest | 1975, first edition, signed and inscribed by Muhammad Ali.

Lady Chatterley’s Lover | 1960, rare proof for the jurors in the obscenity trial.

Northanger Abbey & Persuasion | 1818, rare first edition, 4 vol set, contemporary 19th century binding.

Thunderball | 1961, near-fine first edition.

Casino Royale | 1953, first edition with first state dustjacket.

Diamonds are Forever | 1956, first edition in exceptional condition.

Dr. NO - Signed by Ursula Andress

Batman #47 - The Origin issue.

Lord of the Rings, complete first edition set.

Tintin au pays des Soviets

Boîte Alerte: Missives Lascives | 1959, one of only 200, first edition of this surrealist collection of letters, objects, postcards and original signed and numbered graphic works, housed within a French 'Post Box'.