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				A. A. Milne, Ernest Shepard. Winne-the-Pooh. 1926. Signed limited first American edition, one of only 200 large-paper copies signed by both Milne and Shepard. $8000.		Want to learn more about the exciting field of rare book collecting? Purchase Rare Finds: A Guide to Book Collecting* by David and Natalie Bauman*



				Eleanor Roosevelt. Christmas: A Story. 1940. First edition of Mrs. Roosevelt's wonderful Christmas story for children, signed by her. $3800.		Sign up to receive the Bauman Rare Books Newsletter.


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				Arthur Conan Doyle. The Return of Sherlock Holmes. 1905. First English edition, illustrated. $5200.


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				Ernest Hemingway. Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway. 1954. "Uniform Edition" of Hemingway's short fiction, warmly inscribed by him. $7800.



				Frank Lloyd Wright. Modern Architecture. 1931. First edition of Wright's 1930 Kahn Lectures, a significant statement of his architectural vision, inscribed and signed by him. $5200.



				Samuel Johnson. A Dictionary of the English Language. 1784. Johnson's landmark Dictionary, the last edition published in his lifetime. Two thick volumes in calf-gilt. $9000.



				George Washington, Alexander Hamilton. Broadside Announcement. 1799. Large broadside announcing the official ceremony and instructions for mourning the death of George Washington. $19,000.



				Franklin D. Roosevelt. The Democratic Book 1936. 1936. Signed limited first edition, number one of an unknown limitation signed by President Roosevelt. Large folio volume. $6000.



				Walt Whitman. Leaves of Grass. 1889. One of only 300 copies printed in commemoration of Whitman's 70th birthday, boldly signed by him. $9200.



				Adam Smith. The Wealth of Nations. 1802. Early edition of Smith's landmark work, three volumes handsomely bound in calf-gilt. $3800.



				George Anson. A Voyage Round the World. 1748. First edition of the first official account of Anson's voyage, with 42 copper-engraved plates, maps and charts. $9500.

John Nicolay, John Hay. Abraham Lincoln: A History. 1904-05. The definitive biography of Lincoln, written by his personal secretaries, ten illustrated volumes handsomely bound in morocco-gilt. $4500.