Geneve: Druck Press, 1972. F. 175 pages; inscribed on half-title page, "To Simon Perchik from his friend Howard Griffin iii 21 74"; poetry by Howard Griffin, American poet, editor, and interviewer and illustrations in black and white throughout, done in a surrealist & sensual manner by Ulli; printed at the.....
Madison Wisconsin: William Ewert Publisher By Rara Avis Press, 1979. Broadside poem; warmly inscribed with sentiment and signed by William Heyen to Vince (Clemente) Long Island poet, historian, educator; Mr. Clemente's papers and archives are held at Rush Rhees Library; printed in two colors on cream-colored paper; Limited edition #.....
New York: Atheneum, 1978. F. 55 pages; (From the dustjacket information): "...bears the hallmarks of his distinguished style: he is a superb craftsman, and his urbanity and wit are at the service of his craftsmanship..."; light wear to dustjacket, spine sunned; very good condition.
Texas Center for Writer's Press, 1993. F. 145 pages; very warmly inscribed and signed by the author "Dearest Rose Now all those years seem to be a trickle compared with this great landslide and flow...for all I owe you...this moment. love, Edwin Jan 15 1993"-on the half-title page; the book's.....
Evanston, Illinois: William S. Lord, 1902. F. 47 pages; some unopened; inscribed and signed on the front endpaper by the author in the year of publication, "To Mr. Percy Hammond with the compliments of John McGovern Souvenir of Thursday May 22, 1902"; inscribing to Percy Hammond (1873-1936) American newspaper column.....
Bagnols-sur-Ceze France: La Pont de l'Epee, 1978. F. (40) pages + (40) pages, unopened; first section in French, second is this work translated into Spanish by Ana Maria Diaz and Fernando Moreno; warmly inscribed and signed on the ½ title page by the author, with a dedication in French and.....
New York: J.F. Taylor and Company, 1899. xxviii + 376 pages; limited edition # 17 of 350 copies; title page printed in red and black; with an Introduction by Maurice Kingsley; with the plates in two states, not called for; frontispiece not bound in, does not appear to have ever.....
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1974. 177 pages; inscribed and signed on the half-title page by the author to "David"; most probably David Ignatow, sometime Long Island poet, writer, since the book came with others signed by him via another poet-collector; paper wraps; light wear; very good condition, especially important for the.....
Louisville Kentucky: Bellarmine College, 1989. F. 67 pages; inscribed & signed by Philip Appleman on the front cover. Approx. 6" x 9" size; printed softcover binding, with light wear; a few leaves with old paperclip impression; volume clean and in very good condition.
Indianapolis Indiana: Bobbs-Merrill, 1906. F. 188 pages; illustrated with tissue-guarded frontispiece & other color plates by Harrison Fisher, and with decorations by H. Stetson Crawford, throughout; decorative colored endpapers; bound in green polished decorative cloth boards, with American Indian motif; spine, cover gilt titled; some edge and tips wear-through &.....
New York: John Day, 1933. 28 pages; No. 29 of the John Day Pamphlets series; (from the wrapper flap information): "...contains six new poems, and are here published for the first time by special arrangement..."; brown printed paper wrap covers; some edge, tips wear and darkening, splitting to spine of.....
Brockport New York: Boa Editions, 1982. F. 80 pages; first collected volume of poetry by Peter Makuck (b.1940) American poet, short story writer, and critic; signed by him and additionally by Louis Simpson (b. 1923) Pulitzer-prize winning poet, who wrote the Foreword, in the half-title page; this is copy 'J'.....
London New York Toronto: Abelard-Schuman, 1966. F. 64 pages; warmly inscribed and signed by the author on the front endpaper; black and white illustrations by Leo Glueckselig; (From the dustjacket information): "Satiric in flavor and pungent in epigrammatic quality...one sentence fables portray a wide and hilarious variety of characters...."; light.....
Breslau: Gottlieb Lowe, 1778. F. xvi + 232 pages; with a frontispiece engraving of the "Freund Hain" skeleton with scythe; publishers device on title; other illustrations within: small 1/3 page 'bird on branch' placed as a tailpiece; a full-page reverse-printed (white on black) outline cartoon caricature head portrait "Der President.....
Boston: The Four Seas Company, 1925. F. 48 pages; short poems and a group of sonnets; original green paper-covered boards, brown cloth spine; paper spine title label; some edge, tips wear to the binding; spine label darkened; very good condition.
Milano: Fratelli Treves, 1908. 285 pages; Italian text throughout; paper covered boards, leather spine label, gilt titles; slight edges, tips wear, darkening to binding and some darkening to leaves; former owner name on title; very good condition.
Mathom/Grey Heron, 1990. F. Custom greeting card from the artist and the poet; limited to 250 copies according to the artists' designation of his black and white woodcut, "There Was Time" # 39 of 250 and signed by O'Connell in pencil, with "A Voice in an Old House: Prisiclla Bourne.....
Napoli: F. Avallone, 1871. Title page woodcut and woodcuts for each of the eight cantos; 202 pages; Italian text throughout; "Diviso in otto canti, co'suoi argomenti Rime belle, delettevoli, onest e piacevoli non piu date in luce, e di belle figure adornate; Nuova ristampa con ogni diligenza corretta dagli errori.....
New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1996. F. 157 pages; signed on the half-title page by David Ignatow, one of the contributors (1914-1997) and a noted American poet and also signed on the half-title page by Molly Peacock, Neil Neches and Elise Paschen, all three of the editors of this.....
New York: Pegasus Poetry Society of Greenwich Village, 1952. 24 pages; poetry with contributions by: Maxwell Bodenheim the "King of Greenwich Village", Jennie M. Palen, Dee Walker, Paul Reeve, Marie Morris Rushing, Seymour Gresser, Edmund Blunden, Cic Corman, Chris Bjerknes, Terence Heywood, August Derleth, Aaron Schmuller, Paul Nabb, others; original.....
Paris: Jean Grassin Editeur, 1965. F. 83 pages; inscribed and signed by the author on the title page; number 52 of 300 copies; side-by-side French-English; French translations by Mademoiselle Francine Abadie (apparently a French glider pilot record-holder in the 1950s); some edge, wear to paper wraps; very good condition.
Boston, Massachusetts: Belknap and Ball, 1793. F. (12) + 324 + (2) pages contents at back; including a portrait of Della Crusca and another of Anna Matilda, both engraved by Sam. Hill Boston; 2 title pages, one which describes this as the First American Edition from the Fourth London Edition;.....
London: Poetry, 1941. Small literary magazine, (numerated pages 89-124); Editor Tambimuttu, black and white illustrated cover art; contributions by Tambimuttu, Walter De La Mare, Pierre Jean Jouve, Dylan Thomas, David Gascoyne, George Scurfield, Henry Treece, Lawrence Durrell, Nicholas Moore, James H. Kirkup, G.S. Fraser, Anne Ridler, Gavin Ewart, Peter J......
London: Poetry, 1941. Small literary magazine, (numerated pages 125-160); Editor Tambimuttu, black and color illustrated cover art by John R. Biggs; contributions by Herbert Read, Stephen Spender, George Barker, G.S. Fraser, Alan Rook, Desmond Hawkins, Alun Lewis, Tom Scott, Lawrence Durrell, J.F. Hendry, Paul Eluard, John Waller, George Scurfield, Herbert.....
London: Poetry, 1940. Small literary magazine, 24 pages, (numerated 65-88); Editor Tambimuttu, black and white illustrated cover art; contributions by Herbert Read, Audrey Beecham, Richard Church, David Gascoyne, Nicholas Moore, J.C. Hall, Lawrence Durrell, Stephen Spender, Charles Madge, Anne Ridler, Kathleen Raine; some light wear to paper wrap covers, a......
