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$40.00[Glasgow]: Wax 366 (2000). First edition. [32 pp]. Very near fine in textured printed blue wrappers. Bottom page edges uncut, green concrete flax poem printed along the top edges, flanked by green endpapers.
$15.00[Clonmel] & NY: Coracle/Granary Books, 2007. First US edition. 74 pp. Fine in printed wrappers.
$1,000.00[Sherman Oaks]: D’Ambrosio, 1986. First edition. 57 pp. Fine in elaborate binding and publisher’s clamshell box with printed spine label. One of 50 numbered copies largely on Mouette handmade paper SIGNED by D’Ambrosio. Additionally INSCRIBED by Stuart, “for David / with appreciation / Gloria Stuart” and by D’Ambrosio,. “To David - with best wishes - / Joe D’Ambrosio / ‘88.”
$200.00[North Pomfret]: Asphodel Editions, 2001. First facsimile edition. 14 + 38 pp. Fine in printed paper-covered boards with cloth spine. No dust jacket, as issued. One of 150 numbered copies. d’Arch Smith introduces this facsimile edition of the rare 1920 magazine. Tipped-in at the rear of the volume is a facsimile of the prospectus which, at the time of this publication, was shot from the only known surviving copy. The second British gay periodical, following The Chameleon (1894). Contributors included Kenneth Ingram, E.E. Bradford, Leonard Green, John Gambril Nicholson, Arthur Lee Gardner, and Dorothy Sayers (two poems).
$45.00Berkeley: Arrowhead Books (1981). First edition. 138 pp. Very near fine in illustrated wrappers. Briefly INSCRIBED by Darlington on the title page. New York to Cambridge to Europe.
$40.00Berkeley & Brookston: Arif Press/Twinrocker Papermill [1981]. First edition. [8 pp]. Fine in sewn wrappers. The prospectus for this elaborate presentation of text by Sappho, which includes the whole of Davenport’s “A Note on the Text.” Crane D93.
$25.00Boston: Arion/Boston University (2006). Third Series 13.3 Winter. [38 pp w/notes]. Fine in side-stapled wrappers. Letters by Guy Davenport to Nicholas Kilmer from 1978-1983, with Kilmer’s introduction and commentary. An Arion Offprint.
$75.00NY: Scribners (1974). First edition. 261 pp. Fine in near fine dust jacket. 1500 copies printed. Crane A10.
$3,000.00NY: Grenfell Press (1983). First edition, lettered & signed issue. 4to. [34 pp]. Fine in full limp vellum with gilt lettering to spine. Bound by Claudia Cohen. Illustrated with reproductions of five pen-and inks by Henry Gaudier-Brzeska and twelve illustrations by Davenport. One of 10 numbered copies on J. Barcham Greene’s Chatham Vellum paper dated (22 October 1983) and SIGNED by Davenport. Original prospectus accompanies. An assemblage on the life of Gaudier-Brzeska, centered on his time in the trenches during WWI.
$25.00Monterey: Weng & Associates, 1984. First edition. [12 pp]. Fine in sewn wrappers. One of 600 numbered copies (there were 55 in boards) on Ragston paper, printed at the Larkspur Press. A single poem. Crane A24.
$20.00Toronto: Letters/Coach House (1993). First edition. [16 pp]. Fine in sewn wrappers. “... but the bookseller is in his shirtsleeves, struggling with a large and heavy box.” A keepsake distributed at the book fair.
$35.00San Francisco: Auerhahn Society, 1965. First edition. [64 pp]. Near fine in wrappers and integral printed dust jacket. One of 750 copies. Forty-two poems with an unsigned foreword. Auerhahn 38.
$125.00San Francisco: Print Workshop, 1955. First edition. [20 pp]. Tiny mark on one unprinted leaf, else fine in stapled wrappers and fine illustrated wrappers. Cover art by Dawson. One of 150 copies produced at The Print Workshop in San Francisco. Designed by Jonathan Williams.
$125.00Los Angeles: Black Sparrow, 1974. First edition, presentation copy. 134 pp. Fine in printed paper-covered board and fine acetate dust jacket. One of only two “presentation copies,” so designated on the colophon page and SIGNED by Dawson. As in the lettered issue, tipped-in after the title page is an original drawing dated (’73) and initialed by Dawson. Morrow & Cooney 170c (note).
$45.00Berkeley: Turtle Island, 1976. First edition. 101 pp w/notes. Very near fine in full cloth with black lettering to spine and front cover. No dust jacket, as issued. Edited by Bob Callahan, with his notes. Old Time Stories, Volume 2.
$40.00London: Constable, 1927. First edition. xi + 109 pp. Quarter-sized stain to last leaf, else near fine in near fine dust jacket. T.E.G. Cover art and thirty internal woodcuts by “Bold.” Limericks, delicate satire, and nonsense rhymes.
$75.00London: Practical Paradise Publications (1977). First printing of this revised translation. [56 pp]. Light bend to one lower corner, else very near fine in illustrated wrappers. Errata slip present. Ford p.91.
$35.00San Francisco: Auerhahn Press, 1964. First edition. [24 pp]. Fine in saddle-stitched wrappers. One of 500 copies printed. Andrew Hoyem contributes an introduction to this first collection of poems by the nineteen-year-old Deemer. Auerhahn Pamphlet Series Number Three. Auerhahn 37.
$100.00San Francisco: San Francisco Art Institute, 1984. First edition. Small 4to. 32 pp. Very near fine in illustrated wrappers. Preface by Thomas Albright. Poem by Michael McClure, “SONG for Jay.” Essay by Davis S. Rubin. Color and b&w reproductions. INSCRIBED by DeFeo on the first leaf, “For Carla - / - fondly, Jay DeFeo.”
$45.00Cambridge & Paris: Lumen Editions & Alyscamps Press, 1997. First English language edition. 97 pp. Very near fine in illustrated wrappers. A collaborative novel, penned by Florence Delay, Patrick Deville, Jean Echenoz, Harry Mathews, Mak Polizzotti, Sonja Greenlee, and Oliver Rolin.
$250.00Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1972. First edition. 242 pp. Fine in very near fine dust jacket a tiny closed tear to the rear gutter. DeLillo’s second novel.
$25.00NY: Scribner (1997). Advance reading copy. 827 pp. Very near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers.
$20.00Sacramento: Runcible Spoon (1970). First edition. [16 pp]. Fine in stapled wrappers. A strictly visual work, #1 in the Runcible Spoon CRETIN concrete poetry series.
$125.00Chicago: University of Chicago Press (1981). First US edition. vii + 114 pp w/notes. Fine in fine dust jacket. Translated from the original French by Alan Bass, with his notes. Three lengthy interviews with Derrida.
$50.00San Francisco: Open Skull (1969). First edition. [24 pp]. Fine in stapled wrappers. Cover art by Dorothy Stewart. INSCRIBED by Deutsch, “Going fat / but not / silly - / Joel Deutsch / 1-69.” Early poems, from Douglas Blazek’s press.
$75.00NY: Red Ozier, 1982. First edition. [30 pp]. Fine in plain wrappers and near fine printed dust jacket. Illustrations by John Digby. One of 130 numbered copies on Franfurt Cream paper SIGNED by Joan and John Digby. Poems, printed in two colors. Peich 33.
$45.00Hounslow: Caligula Books (1975). First edition. [16 pp]. Fine in sewn wrappers. Caligula Books No. 5.
$350.00San Francisco: Arion Press, 1987. First edition, deluxe limited issue. 78 pp. Fine in full cloth. No dust jacket, as issued. One of 120 copies on Rives paper. Tipped-on opposite the title page is an original self-portrait etching by Dine, SIGNED by Dine in pencil below the image.
$250.00London: MacGibbon & Kee (1972). First UK edition. 201 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. Dystopian vision of New York City 2025, set in a housing project (334 East 11th Street) and the year 334 AD.
$150.00Minneapolis: Coffee House Press, 1991. First edition. [20 pp]. Near fine in sewn wrappers. Cover art and internal illustrations by Ann Mikolowski. One of 300 numbered copies SIGNED by Disch and Mikolowski. Morning Coffee Chapbook 30.
$40.00[Berkeley]: Tangram Press (1995). First edition. Single large sheet folded twice (9 1/2 x 6 1/4 inches, closed). Fine. One of 150 copies printed in celebration of the Winter Solstice.
$100.00[Berkeley]: Tangram (1998). First edition. [24 pp]. Fine in sewn wrappers with pasted-on cover label. Fifteen poems by Dodge, with his introduction. One of 200 copies on Rives lightweight paper. Though not called for, SIGNED by Dodge on the front free endpaper. An uncommon title from Tangram.