A regular on the top 10 nonfiction list, Sumo is a Taschen limited edition. This copy is listed in "good condition with stand." It sold after 33 bids.

Sold as a BIN, the book was listed in like new condition.

Signed by the 3 authors, this is #75 of 3000 in the Easton Press edition. It was listed in near fine condition.

Written in Japanese, the 1977 publication was listed in very good condition in a slipcase in "sound condition." It sold with a single bid.

Published in 1909 by the British Museum in a 5-volume set of reduced photographic facsimiles, the hardcover volumes are in the original slipcases and covers. It sold after 8 bids.

4 bids took the 1736 book to $610. The seller noted, "This book was Von der Lasa's copy with his inscription, bookplate and signature. This is a very rare book fron the library of the 19th century giant in chess history research."

Published in 1977, the noted fashion quarterly publication for this issue was in a Louis Vuitton case. Listed in "new never opened" condition, it sold as a BIN.

The 1896 publication in acceptable condition with pages "detached from binding" and "very well worn" received 7 bids and sold for $588.92. The foldout view in the book was intact.

Published as part of a 1921 Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collection volume, the 1919 work by Robert H. Goddard consists of "69 pages, with 10 pages of plates (25 images). The book is ex-library and contains other Smithsonian publications. It was listed in acceptable condition.

Offered as "local pickup only ... the three oldest, most desirable Motocourse volumes attracted 4 bids to sell for $585.

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