Search Results: Literary Collections from G. F. Wilkinson Books, member IOBA

Hardcover. 4to; cloth in dust jacket; b&w photos throughout. .

N.Y.: Wm. H. Wise Co. 1930 - 1931. Fine. 1930. Ayot St. Lawrence Edition. Hardcover. Number 796 of 1790; 30 volumes of 30 issued serially. 8vo; beige linen over blue boards, paper spine label; partially unopened. Without paper dust jackets. Minor chips at edges of spine label on volume one; wear to leading lower corners vols. 29 & 30 with minor soil to leading edge vol. 29 and fading to front board vol. 30; 1" narrow vertical streak of soil or to paper label vol. 30, otherwise a pristine set. .

Wise. Near Fine. 1932. Hardcover. 340 pp.; 8vo; beige cloth back over gray paper boards; gilt stamped paper spine label. Vol. XXX only of The Collected Works, Ayot St. Lawrence Edition. Very light soil, dark scuff to paper spine label. .

Lancaster, CA: MousePrints Publishing (2007). Fine. 2007. Softcover. 209pp.; 8vo; yellow wrappers. Stories and poems from the Antelope Valley. .

N.Y.: G. P. Putnam's Sons [c 1886]. Very Good. 1886. Later Edition. Hardcover. Thick octavo; original gilt stamped red cloth; frontis & plate illustrations. Light soil to spine with wear at top; faint stamped ownership name at upper & lower margins of title; light foxing to frontis. Irving, Hawthorne, Longfellow, Edmund Quincy, O. W. Holmes, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Baldwin, Shelton, and many more. .

N.Y.: Oscar Baradinsky at the Alicat Book Shop. Fine. 1946. Limited Edition. Softcover. One of 750 copies. No. 5 of the "Outcast" Series of Chapbooks. 36 pp.; 8vo; printed, stapled white wrappers. Hint of browning at edges. Fraenkel was one of the self-exiled American expatriates who moved to France following WWI. There he met Henry Miller, and Walter Lowenfels, with whom he founded Carrefour Press, a voice for the short lived "anonymous" movement based on the idea of total anonymity in the arts. .