New York, etc: Scribner, 2011. Large, thick octavo. Gilt lettered cloth and board. Fine in equally fine dust jacket. First edition of King's fictional treatment of the Kennedy assassination and the speculative notion of time travel as a means of altering history. This copy is signed by King on the.....
Brattleboro, VT. 5 July 1974. Five leaves, printed recto and verso. Quarto. Mimeographed typescript. Folded for mailing, postally used, very good or better. One of 100 copies prepared by Bob Arnold. Contributors include John Clellon Holmes (this was his copy, and bears the mailing label addressed to him), K. Abbott.....
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[Hailey, ID. 1984]. Pictorial wrapper. About fine. Holmes contributes three poems, "Unwanted 1943 Chappaqua Flashback," "Thought on Conjugality," and "Salute to Two Elders," as a preliminary to the press publishing his GONE IN OCTOBER. Holmes has made two ink revisions in the text of "Salute...."
Edinburgh, London, Manchester & Dublin: William Tait [et al], 1836. 52pp. Large octavo. Text in double columns. Extracted from nonce pamphlet volume, without printed wrapper. Very faint stamp on title of defunct mercantile library, faint discoloration along inner margin of title leaf, usual modest tanning at edges, otherwise a good.....
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London: The Freedom Press, [ca 1945]. Whole number four (of nine published). Printed wrapper. Some dust darkening to white portions of wrapper, but very good. Edited by George Woodcock. A revival by Woodcock of his earlier, short-lived effort, under new auspices. Contributors to this number include Savage, D. MacDonald, Serge.....
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London: The Freedom Press, May/June [1947]. Whole number eight (of nine published). Printed wrapper. Some dust darkening to white portions of wrapper, but very good. Edited by George Woodcock. A revival by Woodcock of his earlier, short-lived effort, under new auspices. Contributors to this number include Levertov (Wilson C18), Sims.....
[Greensboro, NC]: Unicorn Press, [1974], Large octavo. Stiff pictorial wrapper. Fist collective trade edition illustrated with photographs by Laurence Fink. One of 2000 copies. Light use at overlap wrapper edges, otherwise near fine.
Lewiston: Bradford Peck, [1900]. Gilt cloth. Folding frontis. Illus. Near fine, but without dust jacket. First edition of this fictional conception of a society directed along lines of management analogous to those utilized in running a department store. Set in the year 1925.
New York and London: E.P. Dutton & Co. / Grant Richards, 1900. Navy cloth, stamped in gilt, t.e.g., others untrimmed. Portrait and plates. First U.S. issue, bound up from British second printing sheets. Cloth faintly rubbed in a few places, light offset to endsheets, but a very good, bright copy.....
Montréal: Les Éditions Variétés, [1946]. Printed wrappers. First edition, ordinary issue, after ten copies on Japon. A very good copy.
Cleveland: American Weave, [1961]. Printed stiff wrapper. Wrapper a bit scuffed and rubbed, but very good. First edition of the western, occasionally Texas-resident poet's second book, issued as "Southwest Chapbook I." At one time, rarer than BMWs in Old Dime Box.
London: Peter Owen, [1959]. Cloth. First British (and first clothbound) edition. A good copy in edgeworn dust jacket with small chips. Singer, Jaspers, Jünger, Swenson, Reavey, Pasternak, et al.
Woodstock: Overlook Press, [2008]. Small quarto. Cloth. Extensively illustrated, most often in color Introduction by Judith Thurman. Fine in very faintly rubbed dust jacket.
New York: MOMA, 1937. Small quarto. Cloth. Frontis, plates and illustrations. About fine in lightly edgeworn dust jacket. First edition. One of 3000 copies printed. Fox translated Fronbenius's "The Story of Rock Picture Research," and contributed "Rock Pictures in Europe and Africa." Preface by Alfred Barr, Jr. The exhibit was.....
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New Westminster, BC. Spring 1971 through 1982. I:1-3; II:2; III:1 and 3; VI:1&2; VII:1&2; VIII:1&2; IX:1&2; X:1&2; and XI:1. Seventeen issues. Printed and pictorial wrappers. Illustrations. Top edge of front wrapper of III:1 worn, otherwise very good to about fine. Edited by David Evanier (through at least III:1), R.W. Lowe.....
New Westminster, BC. Spring 1971. I:1. Printed wrapper. About fine. Edited by David Evanier (through at least III:1). A triannual, later biannual, devoted to fiction, poetry, graphic arts and film. Contributors to this number include Ozick, Shapiro, Granat, Evanier, et al.
Berlin: Verlag Hermann Reckendorf G.M.B.H., [1929]. 256pp. Square octavo. Stiff printed cream-colored wrapper. Illustrated throughout with photographs. Adverts. Short snag in fore-edge of slightly dust soiled upper wrapper, trace of foxing early and late, very good. First edition of this extensive catalogue attending an exhibition of furniture, furnishings and other.....
Chicago: The Blue Sky Press, 1903. Gilt cloth and boards. Tipped-in frontis after a drawing by Harry E. Townsend. First edition. One of 175 numbered copies on handmade paper, from a total edition of two hundred. Ink gift inscription, binding a bit darkened, and bumped, with small scrape; just a......
[Windsor, VT: Annex Press, 1977]. Small quarto. Pictorial wrapper over stiff wrapper. Wrapper slightly dusty, else near fine. First edition of this attractively appointed collection, including work by eighteen poets, among them Waldman, Perelman, DiPalma, Benveniste, Perchik, the Waldrops, et al.
New York: Hastings House, [1941]. 122,[6]pp. Light blue cloth, lettered in white. Front endsheet map. Profusely illustrated with photographs and drawings. Bookplate. A bit shelf worn at bottom edge, some scattered foxing, else good, lacking the dust jacket. First edition of this contribution to the WPA American Guide series compiled.....
New York: Hastings House, 1941. xxx,746,[8]pp. Green cloth, stamped in red. Endsheet maps. Profusely illustrated with photographs, drawings, and maps. Bookplate. Edges a bit dust speckled, otherwise very good in good, modestly smudged and lightly soiled price- clipped pictorial dust jacket with some wear at tips, and some fraying along.....
New York: Hastings House, 1940. xxxiii,[1],718pp. Medium blue buckram, stamped in dark blue (one of two binding variants for this title). Map endsheets. Profusely illustrated with photographs, drawings, and maps. Bookplate. Very good in good, price-clipped pictorial 2nd state dust jacket with some wear at tips, small chips and a......
New York: Viking Press, 1939. xxiv,430,12pp. Blue buckram. Pictorial map endpapers. Profusely illustrated with photographs, drawings, and maps (including a folding map inserted in pocket tipped in at rear). Endsheets tanned at gutters, small label on rear pastedown, otherwise very good, lacking the dust jacket. First edition of this contribution.....
New York: Random House, [1939]. xx,680,[2]pp. Blue cloth. Profusely illustrated with 89 photographs, 81 prints and drawings, and 38 maps (including a folding map of Manhattan inserted in pocket tipped in at rear). Dusty at top edge, prior ownership signature and notes in ink and pencil on front free endsheet.....
Philadelphia: Turtle Island Press, 1977. Marbled boards. Text and illustrations executed directly on lithographic plates. Fine. One of five hundred numbered copies, signed by Owen. An early and somewhat modest publication by a press now well-regarded for its ambitious and highly limited artist's books.
