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Dublin: Printed and Sold by the Booksellers, 1804.. 52pp. Octavo. Extracted from bound pamphlet volume. First gathering rather foxed, old stamps of a defunct mercantile library, lower fore-corner stained, title remargined at gutter on verso; an ugly but sound copy. First edition. This tract is conditionally attributed by NSTC to the colorful pamphleteer and United Irishman, Denis Taaffe, during the years prior to his return to Catholicism. OCLC/Worldcat does not follow in the attribution, and locates 6 copi... more information

New York: Mitchell Kennerley, 1910.. 12mo. Gilt cloth, t.e.g. First edition, U.S. issue, bound up from British sheets. Neat ink name on front endsheet, offset from clipping to front free endsheet, otherwise a very good, bright copy. BOICE 1910.18. ... more information

Boston & London: Copeland and Day / John Lane, 1897.. Small octavo. Gilt decorated red cloth. Some offset tanning to front free endsheets and blank, otherwise a near fine, bright copy. First edition, ordinary issue of this collection by the ex-blockade runner, then cleric. One of five hundred copies thus; there were also issues on handmade (50) and China paper (10). KRAUS 65. ... more information

Chicago. Spring 1959.. Whole number one (of five published). Printed wrappers. Wrappers a bit foxed at edges, else very good. Edited by Irving Rosenthal and Paul Carroll. This first issue appeared as a consequence of the suppression of the winter 1959 issue of CHICAGO REVIEW, and includes work by Kerouac, Corso and Dahlberg, as well as a long excerpt from NAKED LUNCH. A ruling set aside the impounding of 400 copies of the first issue by the USPS (a ruling by Judge Julius Hoffman, no less!). CLAY & PHILL... more information

Chicago. Summer 1959.. Whole number two (of five published). Printed wrappers. Text stock a bit tanned, as usual for this issue, tiny 'duplicate' stamp in upper corner of front wrapper, otherwise about fine. Edited by Irving Rosenthal and Paul Carroll. The first issue appeared as a consequence of the suppression of the winter 1959 issue of CHICAGO REVIEW, and this successor includes work by Ginsberg, Bowles, Breton, Dahlberg, Burroughs, Ferlinghetti, et al. A ruling set aside the impounding of 400 c... more information

[Milan: Galerie Schwarz, 1962].. Plate size 12 x 15 cm, on 26 x 19cm sheet. Enclosed in stiff board and acetate mat, with printed caption on verso. Small mat tape adhesion in upper corner of verso, else fine. One of sixty numbered copies, in addition to twenty-five copies numbered in Roman, signed and dated in the margin by the artist. Printed in Paris in the Atelier of Georges Leblanc on hand made paper from Papeteries de Rives. Tabuchi (1921 - 2009) emigrated from Japan to France in 1951, and remained res... more information

East Jamaica: The River Press, 1945.. Printed blue wrappers. First edition. Inscribed and signed by the author. Modest chipping of overlap edges. A good copy. ... more information

New York: Random House, 1929.. Large octavo. Pictorial wrappers. First edition. One of 475 copies. Very fine. ... more information

New York: Covici-Friede, 1929.. Large octavo. Quarter parchment and boards. Near fine. First edition. Limited to 1050 copies. This copy is signed by Taggard, and laid in is an a.l.s. from her, 1931, trying to sell her copy of Dickinson's POEMS SECOND SERIES, in an envelope postmarked from Capri. ... more information

New York: Harper & Bros., 1938.. Cloth. First edition. Warmly inscribed and signed by the author, with six lines of verse. Fine in somewhat tanned dust jacket with small chips and marks. ... more information

New York: Harper & Bros., 1942.. Cloth. First edition. Very good or better in slightly darkened, price clipped dust jacket. ... more information

New York: Harper, 1936.. Cloth. First edition. Light offsetting to endsheets, top edge dusty, but a good or better copy in a spine- darkened, modestly soiled dust jacket with wear to the corners and spine ends. ... more information

[New York: ca. 1942].. Printed wrappers. First separate printing. Clean two-inch split at toe of spine, soft crease to lower panel, light soiling, but a good copy. ... more information

New York: Knopf, 1926.. Cloth. First edition. Signed and dated by the author in the year of publication. Endsheets discolored, cloth quite soiled and worn at the extremities, just a good copy. ... more information

New York: Harper, [1959].. Cloth and boards. First edition, first book. Fine in lightly dust marked dust jacket. ... more information

Paris: Éditions Bossard, 1922.. Small octavo. Decorated wrappers. Plates, decorations and illustrations. First edition in French, translated by Andrée Karpelès and published the year after the Calcutta edition. Wrappers slightly dusty, small closed tear/crimp across spine, else a nice copy. ... more information

Paris: Éditions Bossard, 1921.. Small octavo. Decorated wrappers. Plates, decorations and illustrations. First edition in French, translated by Andrée Karpelès from the English version by T. Chatterji. Wrappers slightly dusty, two small perforations in rear wrapper, else a nice copy ... more information

Minneapolis: Permanent Press, 1976 through 1978.. II:1,3 and 4. Three issues. Printed wrappers. Wrappers lightly sunned and smudged, else very good. Edited by H. Schjotz-Christensen and Jim Perlman. Contributors include Levertov, Dunn, LeSueur, Bly, Levine, Edson, Rakosi, Jonis Agee, Manfred, Blazek, Lifshin, Hitchcock, Atwood, et al. ... more information

Paris: Georges Crès et Cie / Les Maitres du Livre, 1923.. Two volumes. Printed wrappers. Color woodcut frontispieces by Émile-Colin. One of 1850 numbered sets on Rives, from a total edition of 1955. Very good or better. ... more information

Chapel Hill, NC: The University of North Carolina Press, [1962].. ix,[3],244pp. Cloth. Preface and introduction. Top edge dust-dimmed, otherwise very good in a lightly tanned, price-clipped dust jacket with minor rubbing to spine ends and fore-tips. First edition. Essays discussing political commonplaces and focusing on the writings of Thomas Smith, Richard Hooker, Philip Sidney and others. ... more information