Nashville: Vanderbilt University Press, 1944. Large, thick octavo. Gilt cloth. Spine ends rubbed, front inner hinge cracked, a few marks to cloth, otherwise a near very good, sound copy. First edition of this retrospective anthology partaking of the heritage of THE FUGITIVE, PURSUIT, etc., with an historical introduction by the.....
[ Paris]: Seghers, [ 1959]. Square 12mo. Pictorial wrappers. Wraps lightly used, but very good. First edition. With presentation inscriptions from both Bosquet and Emmanuel on the half-title to Wallace Fowlie. Publisher's inserts laid in. Number 67 in the "Poetes d'Aujourd'hui" series.
London: George Allen & Unwin, [1973]. Cloth. Narrow band of offset on verso of rear free endsheet from jacket flap, otherwise a near fine copy in characteristically edge- darkened dust jacket with short, closed tear. First edition, clothbound issue. With the editor's year of publication presentation inscription, in company with.....
New York: Barnes & Noble, [1977]. Cloth. Very good in dust jacket. First edition, U.S. issue, comprised of sheets of the UK Macmillan edition. Poet / translator / publisher Cid Corman's copy, with his 1980 ownership signature and frequent annotations and copious marginal highlighting.
New York: Harcourt, Brace, [ 1926]. Cloth and boards, paper labels. Spine a bit darkened, paper peeling from front cover in a couple of places, but a good or better copy, internally very good or better, lacking the dust jacket. First edition. Contributor Chauncey Brewster Tinker's copy, with his small.....
New Haven: Yale University Press, [ 1989]. Large octavo. Cloth. First edition. Contributor Paul Horgan's copy, with his bookplate. Light offset on endsheet fore- edge, else about fine in dust jacket. Hollander, Barnes, Hersey, Calisher, Levin, Settle, Plessix Gray, et al.
Cummington, MA: Friends of the Bryant Free Library, [ 1982]. Pictorial stiff wrappers. Near fine, with errata laid in. First edition of this selection of poems (largely reprinted) by poets associated with the locale, the school, or the press. Inscribed by the editor to William E. Williams, in acknowledgement of.....
Princeton: Princeton University Press, [ 1974]. Cloth. First edition. Russian émigré writer Nina Berberova's copy, inscribed to her by Maguire in 1975, and with several of her pencil annotations in the text. Near fine in lightly worn dust jacket.
New York: Printed for the Committee by Amerman & Wilson, 1877. 79pp. Portrait and plates. Large octavo. Printed wrappers. Upper wrapper neatly detached, otherwise a very good to near fine copy. Cloth slipcase. First edition, large paper issue, including the portrait and two plates not present in the small paper.....
London: Henry Frowde, 1908. Original elaborately gilt decorated cloth, t.e.g., ribbon marker. Usual foxing to endsheets, otherwise a fine copy in lightly frayed and smudged (but very scarce) dust jacket. Slipcase. From the collection of Frederick B. Adams, Jr., with his bookplate. First edition (one of 2000 copies printed). A......
London: Secker & Warburg, [ 1948]. Cloth. First edition, including plays by Innes, Macaulay, O'Faolain, Pritchett, Read, Stonier and Wedgewood. With a chatty 1951 presentation inscription from publisher Roger Senhouse. Good copy in heavily nicked and shelfworn dust jacket.
Westminster: Constable, 1900. Two volumes (only), including volume I (Henry VI) and the volume of Introduction and Supplement. Gilt cloth. Cloth faded and a bit soiled, foxing to endleaves, else good and sound. Poet Ralph Hodgson's set, signed by him in each volume, with small shelf-identifier labels on the spines.....
Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan Press, [ 1972]. Large octavo. Gilt cloth. Portrait. First edition. With a signed presentation inscription from contributor Aleksis Rannit to poet/publisher James Laughlin on the free endsheet. Near fine in price-clipped, faintly dust-smudged dust jacket.
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[Clarence Center, NY]: Moody Street Irregulars, Fall, 1987. 48pp. Quarto. Pictorial self-wrappers. Illustrations and photographs. Very good or better. First edition. This is one of John Clellon Holmes's copies, with his address label in place on the lower wrapper. Articles, essays, book reviews and poetry by various hands.
[Clarence Center, NY]: Moody Street Irregulars, Fall, 1982. [1],27,[1]pp. Quarto. Pictorial self-wrappers. Illustrations and photographs. Lower wrapper a bit tanned, but otherwise very good. First edition. Omnibus Issue, featuring John Clellon Holmes. This is one of Holmes' contributor's copies, with his address label in place on the lower wrapper. Articles.....
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[Bristol, UK]: The Kerouac Connection, Spring, 1988. Pictorial wrappers. Photographs. About fine. First edition. A special issue devoted to the work of John Clellon Holmes. Includes articles on Holmes, and two previously unpublished poems by him. Other contributors include Ginsberg, Kerouac, Landesman, Burns, Charters, et al. This was one of.....
London & Leipsic [sic]: T. Fisher Unwin, [nd. but ca. 1915]. Small octavo. Green cloth, stamped in blind, lettered in gilt. Frontis by Una Hyde. Spine darkened, with shallow surface loss at crown and toe, two old tape scars to pastedown, else a good, sound copy. First edition, London issue.....
[ Parma]: Guanda, [ 1953]. xxvii,[2],438pp. plus ads. Large octavo. Original printed wrappers. Wrappers a bit tanned and smudged, text paper typically tanned at edges, but a very good copy in faintly worn dust jacket. First edition of this substantial anthology of American poets from Stephen Crane to Richard Wilbur.....
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[Clarence Center, NY]: Moody Street Irregulars, [Summer, 1986]. [1],43,[1]pp. Quarto. Pictorial self-wrappers. Very near fine. First edition. A special "On the Road" issue, including contributions by Tom Clark, Paul Gleason, Dave Moore, et al. Includes "Jack and Norman: From the Journals of John Clellon Holmes." This was a contributor's copy.....
New York: Museum of Modern Art, [ 1946]. Quarto. Pictorial boards. Plates. Several clippings laid in. Edges darkened, spine a bit loose, bottom corners and toe of spine bumped, else a good copy in a darkened, edge- worn dust jacket with several nicks and chips. First edition, "hardbound" issue. Poet.....
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Paris: Handshake Editions, [April 1982]. Crudely assembled padbound printed wrappers. Photocopied text, from masters cut and pasted from typescript and other sources. A couple of signatures trimmed out of square at fore- edge during binding process, otherwise a clean, intact copy. Noted as the "second edition, completely re- set" [sic].....
Big Sur: Emil White, 1961. Oblong quarto. Pictorial wrappers. Light overall dust smudging to wrapper, otherwise very good. First edition, the ordinary wrapperbound issue. With the 1974 ownership inscription of translator Bertrand Mathieu. Miller contributed an introduction to Mathieu's Rimbaud translations.
New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1942. Cloth and boards. Spine and edges a bit rubbed, but a very good copy, without dust jacket, First American edition. Novelist/photographer Wright Morris's copy, with his early ownership signature, and the later pencil signature of Randall Jarrell's one-time sister-in-law.
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1917. Two volumes. Thick large octavo. Gilt blue cloth, fore and bottom edges untrimmed. Plates and illustrations. Inner hinges cracked; somewhat shaken; cloth rubbed and corner- worn; offsetting to endsheets of volume one from newscuttings laid-in. First edition. Edited by C.T. Onions, with chapters contributed by Robert.....
[Boston: Kit Clark Senior House, 1982]. Wood-grain patterned wrappers, die-cut window. First edition. Preface by Ruth Gordon. Inscribed by one of the poets, Martin T. King, to poet/publisher Cid Corman in 1982. A fine copy.
