Manchester & Riverdale-on-Hudson, Carcanet Press / Sheep Meadow Press, [1994]. Gilt cloth. First edition. Foreword by Grey Gownie. Fine in very good U.S. issue dust jacket, with review material laid in. An excellent retrospective.
New York: Tiber Press, 1956. Stapled gatherings and loose sheets laid into pictorial folder with a design by Grace Hartigan. Wrappers modestly tanned at spine and edges, but internally fine. Edited by Daisy Aldan. Contributors to this fourth (and final) issue of the original series of Aldan's innovative periodical include.....
Carmel, CA: The Friends of Photography, [1981]. Glossy pictorial wrappers. Black & white, duotone, and color plates. Very good or better, with usual slight light toning to wrappers. First edition. Cover photograph by Richard Misrach. Highlights the work of Harry Callahan, Lee Friedlander, Mark Klett, John B Greene, and Imogen.....
Berkeley, CA. Summer 1949 through Autumn 1955. Whole numbers one through ten. Small octavo. Printed pictorial wrappers. Two wrappers show some modest soiling, the lower wrapper of a third number has some printing smudges, otherwise a nice set, very good or better. Edited, handset and printed by Thomas at his.....
Iowa City, IA: 15 November 1943. Whole number one. Printed wrappers. Very good. Edited and printed by Toby Oxtoby, as a member of the American Amateur Press Association. Includes an AAPA members list (many members then in service).
Miami, FL. April 1944. III:1. Octavo. Printed self-wrappers. Very good, with small insert still present. Edited by Ed Wall and Raymond Higdon, as members of the American Amateur Press Association. The insert is a testimonial to Swiftset printing press.
Cleveland and New York: World Publishing Co., [1953]. Gilt cloth. First edition. Small ink name on endsheet, else fine, in somewhat darkened, lightly chipped dust jacket.
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Detroit: The Artists Workshop Press / Society, Winter 1965/66. Whole #3 (of 5 published). Quarto. Mimeographed text on tan stock, stapled into pictorial stiff wrappers. Very good to near fine, with the uncommon prospectus for WHE'RE and this issue laid in. Edited by John Sinclair. The most substantial and longest-lived.....
London: Methuen, 1949. Gilt cloth. First edition. A bit of foxing at edges and to jacket, otherwise a nice copy in pictorial jacket with two short edge tears. Levertov, Thomas, Betjeman, Gascoyne, Read, Day Lewis, et al.
New York: Vanguard Press, [1947]. Cloth. First U.S. edition of this superb retrospective selection from almost a decade of British little magazines. Endsheets a bit tanned, as usual, cloth a bit faded in spots through dust jacket, else a very good copy in dust jacket (minor nick and slight tanning.....
Paris. June - October 1946. Whole numbers one through five (one a double number) Printed wrappers. Some dust spotting to wrappers of #5, small snag and smudge to spine of 3/4, modest tanning at edges, but a good, unopened set, with the printed bellybands laid into the first two numbers.....
Torino: Editions Geiger, 1971. Unnumbered issue. Pictorial wrappers. Near fine. Edited by Franco Beltrametti and Judith Danciger. One of one thousand copies. Inscribed by Beltrametti: "with love F." Koller, Beltrametti, Welch, Snyder, Ginsberg, Whalen, et al.
New York: Stewart, [1948]. Cloth. First US edition. Ink name, very good without dust jacket.
London: At the Office, January 1866 through December 1867. Two volumes. Large octavo. Contemporary three-quarter pebbled calf, with volume titles bound in each, and the original wrappers bound in the rear of each volume. Illustrations and folding facsimiles. Some foxing, occasionally pronounced, extremities rubbed, scattered pencil notes, but a good.....
Washington & Paris: Black Sun Press, 1947. Whole number 5. Folio. Loose sheets on various paper stocks laid into large printed wrapper with fold- ins. Outer wrapper a bit sunned and lightly soiled, trace of tidemark at a few places at the extreme edges of the outer wrapper, internally very.....
Madison, MN: Seventies Press, Spring 1972. Printed wrapper. Ink note on front wrapper, very good or better. Knott, Ginsberg, Edson, Lamantia, Wieners, Rothenberg, Snyder, Picard, and an abundance of translations and commentary by Bly.
Madison, MN: Sixties Press, Summer 1968. Printed wrapper. A bit of light soiling, but very good. Kinnell, Ignatow, Norwegian poets, et al.
Madison, MN: Sixties Press, Spring 1962. Printed wrapper. Spine shows light soiling, otherwise near fine, with subscription ephemera laid in. "Some Poems Touching on Recent American History," Wright, Neruda, Montale, et al.
Madison, MN: Sixties Press, Winter 1964. Printed wrapper. A bit of light soiling, but very good. Neruda, Edson, Knott, Ignatow, McGrath, et al.
Madison, MN: Sixties Press, Spring 1966. Printed wrapper. Spine shows light soiling, trace of sunning at edges, otherwise near fine, with subscription and press ephemera laid in. "Twenty-Six German Poets," along with Wright, Hitchcock, Hall, et al.
Madison, MN: Sixties Press, Spring 1967. Printed wrapper. A bit of light soiling, but very good. Wright, Snyder, Simpson. "Homage to Miguel Hernandez," and "The Collapse of James Dickey."
Worcester, MA: Worcester Art Museum, [ 1981]. Quarto. Stiff pictorial wrappers. Plates and illustrations. First edition. Lower fore- corner slightly bumped, wrappers faintly soiled, very good.
New York. April 1921. I:6. Large octavo. Printed wrappers. A trace sunned and dusty, else very good. Edited by Guido Bruno (a.k.a. Curtis J. Kirch). A characteristic Bruno monthly that continued on into a fourth volume, shutting down in November 1922. This number reprints Whitman, Bianco, Symons, Crane, Huneker, London.....
Berlin, etc: Verlag Hans Jörg Mayer, Feb./August 1974. Square octavo. Screen-printed stiff wrappers. Frontis and drawings. White portions of wrappers a bit dust-smudged, but very good. First edition. One of five hundred copies. This issue is devoted to Dominik Steiger's "Biometrische Texte 1-147 1972-1973."
New York: New Directions, [ 1950]. Grey cloth, stamped in green. First edition. Printed in Rome. Translations by divers hands, including William Packer. Upper spine a bit sunned, small spot to fore-edge, else a very good or better copy in a nice example of the fragile dust jacket that has.....
