The copy of Superman No. 1 was issued in 1939 after National Allied changed its name to Detective Comics, Inc. — forever known to fans as DC.

A rare 34-lot boxing collection, including Muhammad Ali archives, William Oxberry's 1812 Pancratia, and a complete Ring ...

I'm halfway through my interview with Reid Moon, collector of rare and cool artifacts, when he tells me about this game he ...

Cincinnati collections house books bound in human skin. The books gained the attention of John Hancock and George Washington.

This is the third of four articles spotlighting the locally owned bookstores in downtown Pocatello. POCATELLO — To say that ...

Book Gallery owner Mike Riley has created two oases of terrific tomes. The smell of aging pages fills the air as you wander the labyrinth of bookshelves stocked head to boot with rare books, first ...

Michael Jordan’s impact on basketball goes well beyond his achievements on the court itself, and a new book charts the outsized role Air Jordan had on basketball and culture at large. Air Jordan is ...

Frank Hornby, British businessman and inventor born in 1863, is a name known across the globe for model trains and toys alike. This book, Hornby: Book of Collectable Toys, takes a deep dive into the ...