Books For Your Best Ghoul Welcome to the AbeBooks Halloween edition. Journey with us through our virtual shelves, where we have unearthed some sinister and strange volumes of terror from the cobwebby depths. We're putting the BOO! back in books with these creepy, crawly, collectible delights. Some are unique, many are unusual, all are unforgettable. Quantity on rare books is extremely limited; copies on display may sell quickly. 1901 Calendar Antkamnia Chemical Company The Alarm of the Black Cat by D. B. Olsen, 1942 Dracula Movie Poster 1968 1st edition of Facetasm Creepy Mix-and-Match Book of Face Mutations Charles Burns, 1998 Halloween: Vintage Holiday Graphics Steven Heller, Taschen Edition, 2005 The Skeleton Talks Frederick G. Eberhard, 1933 Skull-Face and Others Robert E. Howard More Ghost Stories of an Antiquary M.R. James, 1911 Woodcut of a Monstrous Serpent 1815

Haunted Air Ossian Brown, 2011 Grosset & Dunlap Edition of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein 1931 Vampire Hanns Heinz Ewers, 1934 I Am Your Brother Gabriel Marlowe, 1935 The Master and Margarita Mikhail Bulgakov, 1967 Rosemary's Baby Ira Levin, 1967 A Hornbook for Witches Leah Bodine Drake, 1950 Pumpkin Moonshine Tasha Tudor, 1938 Werewolf Charles Swem, 1929 Peter, Peter, Pumpkin-Eater Mother Goose, 1916 Dennison's Bogie Book, 12th Edition 1924 Fangs William Dobson, 1980 Brood of the Witch Queen Sax Rohmer, 1924 Irish Translation of Dracula Bram Stoker, 1933 Shocks Algernon Blackwood