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The Thinking Cap company had the merchandising rights for the caps, patches and badges for the first Alien movie. These were sold through mail order, conventions and science fiction specialty stores
They also produced this portfolio collecting the full range of patches and badges, as well as design drawings and background information. The limited edition version is signed and numbered by Ron Cobb, the concept artist, who designed these items.This is number 409.
This portfolio includes
6 patches,4 pins,an 8 page fold out pamphlet with the history of the uniform insignia,memo to crew with information on how the insignia are to be worn,an incomplete limitation certificatecostume design sketchesa signed and numbered insignia design sketches (signed by John Cobb).
These are in a (slightly worn) white folder which has a numbered sticker matching the limitation number on the design sketch. The glue on the back of the sticker has decayed so it is now included in a separate plastic bag.

Edinburgh, Polygon. 2003. Paperback. Australian printing of the first edition. In near fine condition, with a touch of tanning to pages.
The book is signed by the author on the title page.
"In the last book of Alexander McCall Smith's latest series, Professor von Igelfeld spends six months at Cambridge University on a German Scholarly Exchange Programme. Cambridge thus becomes the setting for a wild variety of ludicrous situations as the very German von Igelfeld comes face-to-face with old English culture."

A collection of biographical sketches by W F Deedes, British newspaper editor and politician.This is a hardcover published by Pan Macmillan, and signed by the author.Postal charges are based on an average weight of 750 grams. There will be a partial refund on lighter books. Additional charges may be requested for heavier items

Los Angeles, Dream/Press. 1989. Hardcover in fine condition, without dust wrapper, as issued.
Dream/Press collected Richard Matheson's short stories in this beautiful, 899 page hardcover. It was limited to 1250 copies of which 350 preview copies were available at the World Fantasy Convention, 400 were numbered and signed, and 500 copies unnumbered but signed.
This is one of the 500 signed copies.
[ There is a small bump and mark to the lower edge of the boards (see photo)].

32 page chapbook in fine condition in a very good dustwrapper (the spine edge is faded).The book is signed by the author in orange/brown felt-tip pen.Introduction by Drusilla ModjeskaPostal charges are based on an average weight of 750 grams. As this is a very light book there will be a refund on the postage charge.

Sydney, West Publishing, 1964. viii, 100 pp. The hardcover is in very good condition, without dust wrapper. This was a presentation copy to Jamison Rowe (editor of Electronics Australia) and is signed and inscribed by the author on the front free end paper. Vol Molesworh was influential in Australian science fiction as co-founder of the Sydney Futurians in 1939, fanzine editor and contributor, small press publisher and fan historian. He also wrote crime and science fiction novels.

Edinburgh, Polygon. 2003. Paperback. Australian printing of the first edition. In near fine condition, with a touch of tanning to pages.
The book is signed by the author on the title page.
"This time the very pompous and self-important von Igelfeld, Professor in the Institute of Romance Philology at the University of Regensburg, has embarked on an American author tour where he is forced to present a lecture on the finer points of sausage dogs. He finds himself in other similarly ridiculous situations in this second book of Alexander McCall Smith's much sought-after von Igelfeld series."

Sydney, Allen & Unwin. 2018. First edition paperback.
Signed and inscribed by the author on the title page.
In fine condition with a mark on the text block edge.

Macarthur, University of Western Sydney, 1994. First edition paperback with dustwrapper. 12 page.
120 pages, paperback in very good condition. An anthology, published by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, has 26 contributors of 69 pieces of poetry, short stories and a cartoon. Many of the pieces are illustrated but the artists haven't been acknowledged.
This copy appears to have been owned by one of the authors, Maria Kyriacou,as there are several dedications to 'Maria'.
Contributors to this volume are:
Gary Langford; editor and 1 poem, also inscibed and signed
Linh Tran
Socratis Matheopoulos
I St Guillaume; also inscibed and signed
Scott Jenkins
David Duke
Stuart Mawbey
Kerry Boyes; also inscibed and signed
Hanna Nguyen; also inscibed and signed
Glenn Murray
Rozulmo Dedovie
Jennifer Horton
Sharon Morrissey
Cathryn Bevan
Pauline Paterson
Sheryl Whitewell
Geraldine Khachan
Benito N Difonzo
Robert Whitfield
Ruth Commisso
Heidi Meade
Ronald H Jones
Maria Kyriacou
Anthony Andrews
Alan Khoury; also… Read More

This first edition was self-published in 2003. The cover is worn but the interior is clean and in good condition. It is inscirbed by the author ""To / David XXX / Regards ? Bill Parry / 15.01.04""
The book is a collection of history of National Service conscription in Australia and fictionalised stories of the author's experiences in Vietnam. A great first hand perspective on the experiences of Australian soldiers.

Hazelbrook, Moshpit Publishing, 2014. First edition paperback, signed by the author.

London, Unwin Hyman. 1990. Hardcover signed and inscribed by the author on the title page.
The UK Unwin Hyman is the true first, publish in September, 2 months before the US (Tor and Easton Press editions).
The book was signed at an event at Galaxy Bookshop, in Sydney, on June 15, 1995. A DL advertising flyer is laid in.
The book is in near fine condition with some age speckling to the text block edges

Edinburgh, Polygon. 2003. Paperback. Australian printing of the first edition. In near fine condition, with a touch of tanning to pages.
The book is signed by the author on the title page.
"Originally published privately, "Portuguese Irregular Verbs", features the endless mishaps of the inimitable von Igelfeld, Professor in the Institute of Romance Philology at the University of Regensberg in Germany, rapidly became a cult hit."

New York, Warner Books. 1990. Hardcover.
This edition was published 2 months before the limited edition, making it the true first (Locus).
The book tight, square binding and clean pages but there is foxing on the top and fore edges. The dust wrapper is as new.
The book is inscribed and signed by the author on the front fly leaf - "For John -- / GUARANTEED TO / BE MY / LARGEST SIGNATURE / THIS WEEK! / GREG BEAR / (CLIVE, EAT YOUR / HEART OUT!)"
['Clive' is a reference to Clive Barker who was doing a signing at Galaxy Bookshop on the same day]

This is the limited edition, No. 52 of 100, and is signed by the author. The book has never been opened and is in its original plastic wrapping with limitation label.