I don't usually post when people are selling stuff. But, I saw this in the New York Times, in the book section. And, some interesting items for sale.

A signed James Joyce HAVETH CHILDERS EVERYWHERE, from 1930. It's a first edition, with only 100 signed copies known to exist. (it's $23,000)

There's an Arthur C. Clarke, signed 2001: A Space Odyssey. That's cheaper, at 4K.

I'd love this....a scarce first edition of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest. I think he's the best playwrite that ever lived. Problem is...with only a thousand known copies printed, this is almost five thousand bucks.

There's a signed and inscribd Einstein book, from 1934. That's $18,00.

Baseball Hall of Famer, and color barrier breaker, Jackie Robinson, first edition signed book, for almost six thousand.

And how about this for the collection, sitting on the shelf. A signed Robert Frost. That'll set ya back $9,000.

There's a few other ones I didn't list, but if you're interested, call 800-97-BAUMAN, and they'll shoot you a catalogue.