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DARWIN, CHARLES
On the Origin of Species by means of natural selection, or the preservation of favoured races in the struggle for life.. London: John Murray, 1860
SECOND EDITION. On the Origin of Species is “certainly the greatest biological book ever written” (Freeman) and “the most important single work in science” (Dibner).
$19,000
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WATSON, JAMES D. & Andrew Berry
DNA The Secret of Life. [New York: Knopf, 2003.]
Presentation copy inscribed by James Watson to Francis Crick and his wife: “For Francis and Odile from Jim 27 November 2002.” This is the dedication copy, with the printed dedication stating “To Francis Crick.”
$20,000
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WATSON, JAMES D
Genes, Girls and Gamow. Oxford: University Press, 2001
First edition. A tremendous presentation copy inscribed by James Watson to Francis Crick: “For Francis from Jim.”
$20,000
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(HOLMES ,OLIVER WENDELL, Jr.)
American Mahogany Butler’s Desk from the Holmes family home at 296 Beacon Street, Boston. American, ca. 1830
Justice Holmes’s butler’s desk from the family home on Beacon Street.
$22,000
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THAXTER, CELIA
Poems. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1882
Presentation copy inscribed by the author and artist Celia Thaxter: “Mary Mapes Dodge with much love. Illustrated by Celia Thaxter 1882.”
$22,000
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KEYNES, JOHN MAYNARD
General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money. London: Macmillan, 1936
First edition of this classic of modern economics, “on which Keynes’s fame as the outstanding economist of his generation must rest” (DNB).
$24,000
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SUE, EUGENE
Le Juif Errant [The Wandering Jew]. Paris: Paulin, 1844-45
First edition of Sue’s The Wandering Jew.
$24,000
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(STOWE, HARRIET BEECHER.) John A. Whipple
Harriet Beecher Stowe. Boston, 1853
This is a fine salt print portrait of Harriet Beecher Stowe by John A. Whipple, a leading early American portrait photographer.
$25,000
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FLORENCE
Armorial manuscript “Arme de Nobili Fiorentini.”. Florence, ca. 1530
This is a lovely Renaissance manuscript representing the great families of Florence at the height of the Renaissance.
$25,000
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WHITMAN, WALT
Autograph manuscript on Ralph Waldo Emerson. No place, [ca. 1870s]
In this fine manuscript Whitman writes, “It is very plain after reading Emerson’s forenoon essays, and then those of his elder age that the latter are not the consecutive fruits or crowning results of the former.”
$28,000











