Doyle New York: Stage and Screen, 9114, New York

Director Alan Schneider's annotated working copy of Waiting for Godot

The original Coconut Grove Playhouse poster for Waiting for Godot, possibly unique

The rare first English edition of Waiting for Godot, signed

Waiting for Godot inscribed by Samuel Beckett

An early German edition of Waiting for Godot inscribed by Beckett

The first edition of Endgame, Beckett's second play, inscribed to its first American director

A presentation copy of Endgame, inscribed by Beckett to his American director

Endgame inscribed from Samuel Beckett to the play's first American director Alan Schneider

The rare poster from the first American performances of Endgame, 1958

The Village Voice Off-Broadway Best Foreign Play Award Presented for Samuel Beckett's Endgame

The rare cast recording of Endgame and other Beckett LPs

An original poster for Happy Days, directed by Alan Schneider

The Village Voice Best Foreign Play Award Presented for Samuel Beckett's Happy Days

Samuel Beckett's From an Abandoned Work, inscribed

The first edition of Play, signed by its first American director

A poster for the original American production of Krapp's Last Tape

Samuel Beckett inscribes the typescript of Eh Joe upon completion in June 1965

Corrected manuscript of "Not I" presented to Barney Miller of the Grove Press

Inscribed script of Beckett's "Ohio Impromptu" and "Catastrophe"

Two graphically appealing original posters for Beckett plays

Eight works inscribed to Alan Schneider by Samuel Beckett

An autograph note from Samuel Beckett to Alan Schneider

Two autograph notes signed by Samuel Beckett

Four works inscribed to Alan Schneider from Samuel Beckett in the 1970s-80s

Beckett watches Buster Keaton from the rafters in his only film