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Lord John Press, 1980. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Stated first edition. One of Bradbury's fines books for young readers. A pristine copy, clean and unmarked. Now scarce. Protected by an archival Mylar jacket cover.

First Edition; A Fine book in slipcase without dust jacket as issued. An outstanding copy of this collection of three stories by the SciFi master from his close friend Herb Yellin's Lord John Press; this is the slipcased edition of the first trade edition, not the signed limited edition. Not remaindered, not ex-library; will ship carefully wrapped in a sturdy box.

Signed and Inscribed First Edition (trade) of Ray Bradbury's "The Last Circus & The Electrocution". Illustrated by Joe Mugnaini.Inscribed: "John! Friendly Wishes! Ray BradburyOct. 14, 1986"Condition of book is VG+. DJ condition VG with small wear tears at three corners.

Northridge, CA: Lord John Press, 1980. First edition, first printing . Hardcover. Mugnaini, Joseph. Inscribed by Bradbury on the half-title page, "Brown! Ray Bradbury 12/8/89." Trade issue bound in original red cloth with lettering stamped in gilt. Fine in fine and bright dust jacket.

Northridge, California: Lord John Press, 1980. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Mugnaini, Joe. First Printing. Introduction by William F. Nolan. SIGNED by the author on the first free-end paper and DATED Oct 23, '81.

Northridge, California: Lord John Press, 1980. Hardcover. Fine. First edition. Introduction by William F. Nolan. Fine in about fine slipcase. One of 300 numbered copies Signed by both Bradbury and Nolan.

Northridge, CA: Lord John Press, 1980. Limited Edition. Number 7 of 300 numbered copies. SIGNED BY RAY BRADBURY AND WILLIAM NOLAN. Gilt stamped red and black cloth with facsimile signature of Bradbury in gilt. A bright and fine copy, slipcased. . Signed. Limited Edition. Hard Cover. Fine.

LoRD JOHN Book. Fine. Hardcover. Signed by Author(s). First Edition. ONE OF 300 SIGNED BY BRADBURY AND NOLAN IN SLIPCASE..

Northridge, California: Lord John Press. First Edition. Hardbound cloth. Joe Mugnaini. First Edition, so stated, signed by Ray Bradbury on front free end paper. Touches of wear to the pictorial paper dust jacket. Book shows signs of wear to red cloth at the top of the spine, else Fine. A beautiful edition for a Bradbury collector. Would make a fine gift as well. Introduction by William F. Nolan and dedicated to Bruce Francis and Donn Albright. This edition was obtained directly from the library of Herb Yellin, making its provenance of unique importance. In Sam Weller's "Listen to the Echos: The Ray Bradbury Interviews," Ray Bradbury recalls an episode from his childhood in the 1930s, while attending a carnival and witnessing a performer: "He was a performer sitting in an electric chair and a stagehand pulled a switch and he was charged with fifty thousand volts of pure electricity. Lightening flashed in his eyes and his hair stood out. I sat below, in the front row, and he reached down with a… Read More

Lord John Pr, 1980. Hardcover. Very Good. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

U.S.A.: Lord John Pr, 1980. Book. Fine. Hardcover. Signed by Author(s). 1ST. Outstanding Copy - Signed By Ray Bradbury, & William F. Nolan On The Front Free End Page. A First Edition, First Printing. Book Is In Fine Condition. Boards Are Clean, Not Bumped. Fore Edges Are Clean. Interior Is Clean And Legible. Not Remaindered. Dust Jacket Is In Fine Condition. Not Chipped Or Crinkled. Not Price Clipped. Dust Jacket Is Covered By Mylar Brodart. Thanks And Enjoy..

NORTHRIDGE: LORD JOHN PRESS.. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1980. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0935716033 . First Trade Edition. INSCRIBED by Ray Bradbury & dated in year of publication on the front endpaper to the noted collector of vampire literature Bongo Wolf: "Bongo! Known since 1951!" Also SIGNED by William F. Nolan on the front endpaper. Fine in fine dust jacket. (B) .

Lord John Press, 1980. First/First Limited Signed & Numbered. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine Slipcase. Joe Mugnaini. Book in fine condition while slipcase is in near fine condition (with a faint hint of rubbing to bottom front). This is a special limited edition signed by both Ray Bradbury and the sci-fi writer William Nolan, who provides the introduction to this edition. Numbered 15 out of 300 editions, signed in blue ink by Bradbury and red ink by Nolan. What distinguishes this edition is its unique provenance. Herb Yellin, the proprietor of the press responsible for publishing this edition, had a distinctive practice of reserving the No. 15 copy from his press publications for his own personal library. From the personal estate of Herb Yellin. In Sam Weller's "Listen to the Echos: The Ray Bradbury Interviews," Ray Bradbury recalls an episode from his childhood in the 1930s, while attending a carnival and witnessing a performer: "He was a performer sitting in an electric chair and a stagehand pulled… Read More

First edition inscribed and signed "For Bob! Good Wishes From Ray Bradbury #69 of 69 copies. And Thanks For a Great Afternoon! R.B. Dust jacket has a few small closed tears on edges o/w fine in dust jacket.

Northridge, CA: Lord John Press, 1980. First edition, first printing . Hardcover. Mugnaini, Joseph. Number 17 of 100 numbered copies of the deluxe edition signed by Bradbury, Mugnaini, and William F. Nolan who wrote the introduction. Bound with black cloth backstrip and marbled paper covered boards. Light fade to the black on the spine. A fine and bright copy, issued without dust jacket, within the publisher's slipcase.

Northridge California: Lord John Press, 1980. Deluxe Signed Limited Numbered. Joe Mugnani. Printed by Lord John Press, this is a Deluxe Edition of "The Last Circus & The Electrocution." Restricted to a limited 100 edition run, the deluxe edition was signed by Ray Bradbury, the edition's artist Joe Magnani and William Nolan who provided the introduction. The book is in Fine condition with no flaws and is accompanied by the matching slipcase that shows very small, negligible signs of wear, else Fine. What distinguishes this edition is its unique provenance. Herb Yellin, the proprietor of the press responsible for publishing this edition, had a distinctive practice of reserving the No. 15 copy from his press publications for his own personal library. From the personal estate of Herb Yellin. In Sam Weller's "Listen to the Echos: The Ray Bradbury Interviews," Ray Bradbury recalls an episode from his childhood in the 1930s, while attending a carnival and witnessing a performer: "He was a performer… Read More

[Northridge, California:: The Lord John Press,, 1980.. First edition; one of 300 copies; signed proof sheets of the Dedication Copy, including the title page and colophon.. folded sheet of 16 pp.. Fine.. 9-1/2 x 12-1/2 inches,. Illustrated by Joe Mugnaini.. Introduction by William F. Nolan. Ray Bradbury has written: "Bruce! Ray Bradbury." Also signed by Joseph Mugnaini and William Nolan.

Lord John Press, 1980. Fine Limited edition in slipcase, Special Limited edition signed by both Ray Bradbury and William Nolan, #72 of 300 copies, AND personally inscribed by both authors on endpaper. Signed. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Slipcase.

Northridge, CA: Lord John Press, 1980. First edition. A fine copy, no jacket as issued. (31474). Octavo, cloth back marbled boards. The "deluxe edition" which was issued in a 100 copy numbered edition, this one of an unknown number of copies designated presentation copy, signed by Bradbury, William F. Nolan (introduction) and Joseph Mugnaini (artist). Additionally inscribed and signed by Bradbury on the rear free end paper, also inscribed by dedicatee, Donn Albright, both inscriptions to a well know fan. Introduction by William F. Nolan and an afterword by Ray Bradbury. First publication of "The Last Circus" and first book publication of "The Electrocution," latter first published in the August 1946 issue of The Californian under the pen name William Elliott.