The 1990 Genesis publication is #825 of the 5000 limited edition and was signed by Bill Wyman and 12 other contributors. The listing ended with a BIN by a buyer with 0 feedback. Over a month later, the novice buyer still has no feedback.

Another Genesis publication sold as a BIN. The seller, who had sold 6 other copies, called this "the only green copy I have ever seen." It was stored unread in the original box that was placed in a climate controlled room.

Signed by both Bill and Hillary Clinton and given as a presentation copy to Robert A. Levin, this is #117 or 152. It sold as a BIN.

The signed limited edition copy is 1 of 1000. It is described as "near fine in near fine dust jacket." It sold as a BIN.

Riefenstahl's Nazi classic sold as a BO. Housed in the "original shipping carton," the volume formerly belonged to Arthur Holz, a German athlete. It was described as fine+ in a near fine+ dust jacket.

Published by Taiwan Museum Press, this volume is in Chinese. The auction received 32 bids.

Hmmmm. The Australian seller listed this book with a minimalist description - KILLERS BOOK, leaving us to wonder. Why would a book that sells for 2 cents on Amazon attracted a $900 BIN?

The 2003 "accordian fold book bound between wood boards [and] housed in matching custom made wood box," sold as a BO. It is 14' wide when fully opened and in fine condition.

After mangling the listing title, "Writght Brothers," the seller got the rest right. Signed by Orville Wright on the title page, the 1943 biography was described as "very good or better, in good dust jacket. It sold as a BIN.

Sold as a Best Offer, this copy was still unopened and still "factory sealed in plastic."

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