This 10th-anniversary edition of Atlas Shrugged, autographed by Ayn Rand, is #331 out of a limited print run of 2000. Originally issued with a b slipcase, the slipcase served its purpose of protecting the valuable book inside and has been retired. In its place is a custom clamshell, handcrafted by Gibbs Bookbinding. Two cracked hinges have been professionally repaired. The original owner's name inscribed in ink in two locations. The blue publisher's stain has slight sun fading near the spine. Overall, the volume is in good condition.

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This original 1946 calendar print by famed New York Central System (NYCS) artist Leslie Ragan depicts the streamline locomotive, with billowing steam clouds obscuring the New York skyline in the background. Framed using conservation-grade archival materials, it measures 19 3/4 inches wide x 23 3/8 inches long. Not a reproduction.

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This original 1953 calendar print by famed New York Central System (NYCS) artist Leslie Ragan depicts engines midway on the Water Level Route in Buffalo, New York. Framed using conservation-grade archival materials, it measures 22.5 inches wide x 19 inches long. Not a reproduction.

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This handkerchief was owned by Ayn Rand and comes with a letter of provenance signed by Leonard Peikoff. Its unusual geometric design, rendered in shades of dark gray and pink, draws attention to its large initial A. Enclosed in a 5.5-inch x 7.5-inch artifact box made of acid-free buffered boxboard and clear polyester (with metal corner construction for strength and stability).

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This handkerchief was owned by Ayn Rand, and comes with a copy of the letter of provenance signed by Leonard Peikoff. Its unusual geometric design, rendered in shades of light gray and purple, draws attention to its large initial A. Enclosed in a 5.5 inch x 7.5 inch artifact box made of acid-free buffered boxboard and clear polyester (with metal corner construction for strength and stability).

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This original oil by Bryan Larsen portrays the red rock of Utah's Monument Valley, where the graceful lines of a small rocket are juxtaposed against powerful natural rock formations. The metallic flake of the olive-green and bronze frame complements the earth tones of this miniature. Signed by Mr. Larsen, the piece's dimensions are 7 3/4 inches wide x 9 5/8 inches long. Framed using conservation-grade archival materials, with the signature left visible on the back.

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Collectible 2016 John Galt Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, California, described as "rich and mild, with notes of cherries." The lot includes 4 bottles. Currently stored in a wine storage unit in Napa, the bottles will be shipped directly to the winning bidder.

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Collectible 2016 John Galt Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, California, described as "rich and mild, with notes of cherries." The lot includes 4 bottles. Currently stored in a wine storage unit in Napa, the bottles will be shipped directly to the winning bidder.

Payments from successful bidders will be tax-deductible contributions to ARI, to the extent of the excess dollar amount over ARI's good-faith estimate of the item's value. Please note: due to IRS regulations, ARI is not able to accept contributions from donor-advised funds or private foundations to satisfy winning auction bids.

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Collectible 2016 John Galt Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, California, described as "rich and mild, with notes of cherries." The lot includes 4 bottles. Currently stored in a wine storage unit in Napa, the bottles will be shipped directly to the winning bidder.

Payments from successful bidders will be tax-deductible contributions to ARI, to the extent of the excess dollar amount over ARI's good-faith estimate of the item's value. Please note: due to IRS regulations, ARI is not able to accept contributions from donor-advised funds or private foundations to satisfy winning auction bids.

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11 x 14 inch framed print of Howard Roark, surrounded by skyscrapers. Created in 2018 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead, this limited edition print is #13 of 75 and is signed by the artist. A small edge tear has been professionally repaired. Framed using conservation-grade archival materials.

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11 x 17 inch framed print depicting a resolute Howard Roark walking through a snowstorm. Created in 2018 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead, this piece was drawn in India ink on Bristol board paper and signed by the artist. Framed using conservation-grade archival materials.

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Auction of artworks: with the exception of Ayn Rand's fiction, ARI's placing of artworks for auction does not constitute endorsement of the artist or of the work of art.

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