Rare & unique collection of signatures from book release event in Dallas. Signed on frontispiece by Tom Lea with a warm inscription to Jim Albright, then manager of Cokesbury Books in Dallas and dated April, 1949 (see photo). Signed with personal inscription on copyright page by J. Frank Dobie (see photo). On dedication page are the following signatures: Sarah Lea, the author's wife - Angus Cameron, Editor-in-Chief at Little Brown, and his wife, Little Brown Book Editor Sheila Cameron - Percy S. Johnson, Jr., Little Brown executive - Kenneth Rockwell, book editor, Dallas Times-Herald. First Edition, First Printing. $850.00

Pilot of the Enola Gay tells the story of his mission to drop the atomic bomb over Hiroshima Aug. 6, 1945. Pilot/author Paul Tibbets, Navigator "Dutch" Van Kirk, and Bombardier Tom Ferebee have all signed this copy on front paper with photo of the three of them posing in front of the historic B-29. Bright and clean first edition. $500.00

The Road to Serfdom remains one of the all-time classics of twentieth-century intellectual thought. For over half a century, it has inspired politicians and thinkers around the world, and has had a crucial impact on U.S. political and cultural thought. First published in London March, 1944 and in the U.S. in September, 1944. Austrian economist Hayek called it the 'unobtainable book' due to wartime paper rationing. This is the 4th Impression of the U.S. printing, January, 1945. $850.00

Signed by Buzz Aldrin on dedication page with notation by original owner about purchase of book and obtaining Aldrin's autograph. First Edition, First Printing $350.00

Scarce first edition, first printing signed by Richard Avedon on front free end paper. Inscribed to previous owners and dated, '85. Collection of strong portraits by Avedon, a departure from his noted fashion photography. $750.00