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#1 | $11,300.00 | The Hobbit 1st Edition/1st Imp w/DJ *Stunning Rarity* |
#2 | $8,500.00 | HELMUT NEWTON SUMO BOOK IN BOX |
#3 | $7,500.00 | 1612 GALILEO GALILEI Discorso PHYSICS Archimedes 1ST ED |
#4 | $6,425.00* | NY & Harlem Railroad Co HANDWRITTEN Ledger 1831-1837 |
#5 | $5,249.00 | 1483 CHRONICLE Eusebius Chronicon RATDOLT INCUNABULA |
*Buyer is NARU (not a registered user) so the final value is not validated.
A UK seller tops the Antiquarian & Collectible list with a 1st edition/1st issue of The Hobbit. It's described as "a rare
highly sought after un-restored copy of one of the finest children's books of the last 100 years." It sold after 17 bids.
#3302 of 10,000 copies, this copy has been stored since it was received and is described as in mint condition. The US seller saw it sell
for $8,500.
Listed by the US seller of #3, the 2nd edition is described as an "elegantly printed and scarce incunable edition of an important early chronicle
produced by one of the most famous early printers ...."
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Calling it a "rare first edition of Galileo's important and controversial treatise on hydorstatics ...," the U.S. seller noted the
"Galileo's championing of the Copernican system was controversial within his lifetime" and he later recanted "his
heliocentrism." It received 22 bids. The same seller sold #5.
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