To include:

H[oward] P[hillips] Lovecraft; August Derleth and Donald Wandrel, eds. (Vols. I-III); August Derleth and James Turner, eds. (Vols. IV and V). SELECTED LETTERS. Vols. I-V (complete). Sauk City, WI: Arkham House, 1965-1998. First and second printings. Hardcovers. Black cloth-covered boards, in illustrated jackets. 8vo. Vol. I second printing with stated limitation of 3,000 on p. [363], Vol. II second printing with stated limitation of 3,000 on p. [360], Vol. III stated "Second printing / 1997" on copyright, stated limitation of 2,500 on p. [452]; Vols. IV and V with stated limitations of 5,000 on p. [425] and p. [438], respectively.

AT THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS AND OTHER NOVELS. Sauk City, WI: Arkham House, 1975. Fourth printing. Hardcover. Black cloth-covered boards, in illustrated jacket. 8vo; 432pp. Pasted limitation label on p. [433], stated limitation of 4,000. Introduction by August Derleth.

THE HORROR IN THE MUSEUM AND OTHER REVISIONS. Sauk City, WI: Arkham House, 1976. Second printing. Hardcover. Black cloth-covered boards, in illustrated jacket. 8vo; 383pp. Stated limitation of 4,000 on p. [390].

THE DUNWICH HORROR AND OTHERS: THE BEST SUPERNATURAL STORIES OF H. P. LOVECRAFT. Sauk City, WI: Arkham House, 1981. Fifth printing. Hardcover. Black cloth-covered boards, in illustrated jacket. 8vo; 431pp. Stated limitation of 3,000 on p. [432]. Introduction by August Derleth.

Private North Carolina Collection

H.P. Lovecraft (1890-1937) was a horror, science fiction, and fantasy writer from New England who had a significant influence on many writers, musicians, and artists. While he enjoyed minimal success during his lifetime, his significant and continuous impact on a variety of genres and art forms is clear and has now been well documented. August Derleth, part of Lovecraft's "circle," was one of the founders of Arkham House which was started in the late 1930s to celebrate and publish Lovecraft's fiction.

All books very good to near fine, in generally very good jackets; with occasional light bumping to head and tail of spines, minor toning to pages, and light marks to edges, Vol. 1 of Selected Letters with small tear on front paste-down endpaper, Vol. II with light scuffing to back board, Dunwich Horror... with minor wear at endpapers; jackets with light to moderate toning, light edgewear, occasional light scuffs, small chips, and closed tears, (1) with small internal stain, not price clipped, Vols. I and II of Selected Letters, At the Mountains..., and The Horror in the Museum... with "$10 Publisher's Price" sticker, Vols. IV and V with printed $12.50, The Dunwich Horror... with printed $10.00, (2) with additional faded retail stickers on front flap, At the Mountains... with stated "FOURTH LARGE PRINTING!" on front flap.