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$10.00NY: Viking (1988). First US edition. 255 pp w/notes. Fine in fine dust jacket.$50.00NY: McDowell, Obolensky (1959). First edition. 143 pp. Fine in very near fine dust jacket with just a bit of edgewear. Wallace A45.
$85.00(np): (np) (1976). First edition. xii + 155 pp. Near fine in full decorated cloth with light foxing to top edge, and a small smudge to fore-edge. No dust jacket, as issued. Foreword by Rowland Evans Jr. Illustrated, one fold-out map. SIGNED by Winton on the first leaf. Memoir by this winner of the Distinguished Service Cross, who shipped off to France in June 1917.$20.00London: Readers Union/Hogarth Press, 1962. First printing of this edition (originally published in 1960). 176 pp. Very near fine in near fine dust jacket that has a small chip to the lower flap fold, and a small inked price on the front flap.$100.00NY: St. Martin’s (1984). First edition. 250 pp. Very near fine in like dust jacket.$35.00London: Paul Elek (1975). First edition. 176 pp. Very near fine in like dust jacket with a US$ price sticker on the front flap. Preface by S. Jacobson. Young 4250*.$150.00London: Macmillan, 1926. First edition. vii + 477 pp w/notes. Foxing to endpapers, else very good plus in full green cloth that has sunned to tan on the spine. Inked ownership name, “Emma Bodkin” on the first leaf.$15.00NY: Macmillan (1977). Fourth printing. 318 pp w/index. Near fine in near fine dust jacket with rubbing to rear panel and at flap folds.$12.50Iowa City: University of Iowa Press (1992). First edition. 261 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. Foreword by Albert E. Stone. The fourth book in Singular Lives: The Iowa Series in North American Autobiography. From the jacket: 'A classic of Native American literature, Black Eagle Child uses a rich mix of verse, prose narrative, and letters to tell Edgar Bearchild's journey to adulthood. Although the backdrop of much of Young Bear's novel may be familiar-the conflicts over race, drugs, Vietnam and others that gripped America in the fifties, sixties, and seventies--Bearchild's recounts his coming-of-age story from a distinct vantage point, as a member of the Mesquakie nation.'$25.00[Emeryville]: Shoemaker & Hoard (2005). First US edition. 129 pp. Fine in very near fine dust jacket. Features nine portraits of Beckett by Avigdor Arikha.
$200.00San Francisco: [privately printed] 1973. First edition. xv + 125 pp w/addenda. Fine in full brick red cloth with gilt stamping to spine and front cover. One of 100 copies on hand made Tovil paper printed by Clifford Burke. Eight tipped-in photographs.$25.00Upton: Aylesford Press (1989). First trade edition. 56 pp. Fine in wrappers and very near fine dust jacket with light sunning to spine. Illustrated.$12.50Cleveland: Corday & Gross (1945). Second printing. 125 pp. Very near fine in full blue cloth with gilt lettering to spine and front panel. Lacks dust jacket. Illustrations by Rockwell Kent.$35.00Fresno: The Giligia Press (1970). First edition. 16 pp. Fine in stapled wrappers. One of 2000 copies. A memoir in two “takes” by a correspondent and sometime friend of Kerouac's whose letters and person inspired characters in several of Kerouac's novels, including Henry Morley in DHARMA BUMS. Original prospectus accompanies.$15.00London: Wellcome Foundation Limited (nd). First edition. 23 pp. Near fine in sewn wrappers.