Rochester, NH: Printed for Erato by the Record Press, 1932. Decorated wrappers. First edition of the second number in the series. Edges faded, else very good. George Abbe makes an early appearance.

New York: Viking Press, [1977]. Gilt cloth. Oblong quarto. Color photographs by John Blaustein. Introduction by Martin Litton. First edition. As often, the heavy text block and oblong format have resulted in some cracking to the inner hinges, but a good copy in near fine, price-clipped dust jacket.

Philadelphia: Lippincott, [1975]. Large octavo. Pictorial yellow wrappers. A trace of very minor dust smudging to wrappers, light but visible discoloration to fore-edge and margin at top corner, otherwise a very good or better copy. Advance reading copy of the first edition of Abbey's most widely admired novel. Laid into.....

Tucson: Harbinger House, [1989]. Pictorial wrappers. Revised and updated edition. About fine. Contributors include Berry, Eastlake, Barry Lopez, Wakoski, and Gary Snyder.

Kingston, NY: Henry Abbey, 1886. v,[1],256pp. Blue cloth, lettered in gilt. Binding a bit dull and rubbed, textblock uniformly tanned at edges; a good, sound copy. "New and Enlarged Edition" (in fact, enlarged by over 100 pages from the 1879 edition). A good association copy, inscribed by the author on.....

London: Privately Printed at the Curwen Press, 1952. xx,399,[1]pp. Color frontispiece plus thirty- three fine collotype plates. Large, thick quarto. Polished buckram, t.e.g., gilt label. A few patches of light flecking to sizing along edges of boards, ink name on endsheet (see below), otherwise a very good copy, without dust.....

London: Constable, 1930. Cloth. First edition. One of fifty numbered copies, specially bound and signed by the author. This copy is additionally inscribed and signed by him. Backstrip sunned, very good.

New York: Harper and Bros. [1857]. [12],[13]-160,[10],[13]-160,[12],[13]-160pp. Square octavo. Elaborately gilt decorated cloth. Frontis, individual pictorial titles, illustrations. 1898 bookplate and private name stamp, otherwise very good and bright. A collective issue of these three tales, with the volume title bearing the copyright notice for the series, which began in.....

Cedar Falls, IA: North American Review / University of Northern Iowa, 1980. Pictorial wrappers. First edition, wrapperbound issue, of the author's first book. Signed and dated by the author in 1981. Fine.

New York: Knopf, 1979. Cloth and boards. First American edition, translated by J.W. Carpenter. Remainder stamp on lower edge, small shadow from bookshop price sticker on front jacket flap offset to free endsheet, otherwise very good or better in pictorial dust jacket (designed by Tadanori Yokoo).

New York: Printed and published by J. & J. Harper, 1834. 376pp. 12mo. Publisher's printed muslin. Early ink gift inscription on pastedown, trace of inevitable minor foxing, and almost negligible soiling to muslin, but for the format, an unusually nice copy. An early impression of the Harper's Family Library (No.....

Surrey, UK. January 1940 through March 1941. I:2,5,7-12; II:1 & 2. Ten issues. Printed wrappers. A few wrappers a bit worn, else very good. Edited by Sylvia Sprigge. An interesting periodical, taking its base in the coincidence of residence by several established writers around Abinger during the war years. Contributions.....

Paris: Olympia Press, [1958]. Boards. Top edge a trace dusty, else fine in dust jacket with light rubbing at edges. First edition of the late dramatist/novelist's first book, a serious exploration of narrative point of view, "focusing on a mentally ill man confined to a hospital bed as his perception.....