Heading the non-fiction top 10 is a like new 1st edition softcover of photographs by Helmut Newton. It sold as a best offer for $7,500.

Published around 100 years ago, the 1st edition in very good condition sold as a BIN.

The huge Taschen publication sold as a best offer. It was signed and described as in very good/fine condition.

An signed 1st edition hardcover copy of Moonwalk sold for $4,951 after 2 bids.

New in the publisher packaging, the 2000 publication was listed as 2 available when this copy sold for $4,295.00. It was part of a limited edition of 1000.

The 1835 book of Regency furniture design sold as a BIN. Described as in very good condition, it was published in London and was called, "one of the most singular and outspoken cabinetmaking books of the 19th century, and was also the first devoted in large part to the new Greek Revival style in furniture."

A new-in-box copy of GOAT sold for $2,200 after 2 bids.

The signed 1st limited presentation edition (#59 of 1000} was published in 1953 and was described as in "98% perfect condition."

The hefty "1st edition/2nd printing copy in excellent condition" covers the development of nuclear weapons. Written by a man who spent a 40-year career in that field, it contains "400 figures of which 100 pictures are in color." It sold after 15 bids.

A 1st edition, 14th printing, the book embossed in gold with "George B Madden Delegate General Service Conference 1952-1953." Inscribed to George by Bill following by a second signature that appears to be Lois or Luis. After 24 bids, it sold for $1,413.88.

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