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Clinton, NY: Nobodaddy Press, Winter 1979.. Quarto. Stapled pictorial wrapper by Trevor Winkfield. A few creases to corners, very good. Edited by David Lehman. Contributions by Donald Britton, Marc Cohen, Douglas Crase, Kenward Elmslie, Ann Lauterbach, David Lehman, Michael Malinowitz, Douglas Messerli, Mary Morris, Joel Stein, Marjorie Welish, and Leslie Wolf.

Clinton, NY: Nobodaddy Press, Spring 1980.. Quarto. Stapled pictorial wrappers by Trevor Winkfield. Fine. Edited by David Lehman. Contributions by Donald Britton, Marc Cohen, Tom Disch, Kenward Elmslie, Kathleen Flanagan, Elizabeth Foster, Ron Horning, John Koethe, Lawrence Kramer, Ann Lauterbach, David Lehman, Douglas Messerli, Marjorie Welish, Steve Williams, and Leslie Wolf.

Paris & London, February 1971.. 26,[2]pp. Folio. Pictorial self wrapper. Illustrations and photos. About fine. Edited by Jean-Edern Hallier and Simone de Beauvoir. Hallier inaugurated this militant alternative paper with the backing of Jean- Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir after the 1968 student uprising. This original Paris iteration ceased publication in 1973. Nine numbers of an English language version also appeared.

London & Paris, January 1970.. [1],13,[3]pp. Folio. Pictorial self wrapper. Illustrations and photos. Horizontal fold, slight rumpling, very good. The English language counterpart to the alternative paper established initially in Paris, edited by Jean-Edern Hallier, et al. Hallier inaugurated the French language militant alternative paper with the backing of Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir after the 1968 student uprising. This original Paris iteration ceased publication in 1973. Only nine numbers of this English language version appeared.

Paris & London, April 1970.. 26,[2]pp. Folio. Pictorial self wrapper. Illustrations and photos. Slight rumpling, with small nick to spine, very good. Edited by Jean-Edern Hallier, et al. Hallier inaugurated this militant alternative paper with the backing of Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir after the 1968 student uprising. This original Paris iteration ceased publication in 1973. Nine numbers of an English language version also appeared.

Buffalo: Intrepid Press, Winter 1971.. Quarto. Stapled calligraphic wrappers (by Brion Gysin). Illustrations. Wrapper faintly dust-tanned along spine, otherwise very good or somewhat better. Edited and published by Allen de Loach. Contributors to these double number include Blackburn, Bukowski, Crews, Eigner, Ginsberg, Hollo, Levertov, Leary, Micheline, Pommy-Vega, Orlovsky, Snyder, Solomon, Kerouac, Wieners, et al.

Dublin: McGlashan and Gill, 1870.. [6],74pp. Octavo. Extracted from collective pamphlet volume. Map frontis (detached). Uniform tanning, faint stamps of a defunct mercantile library, a trace brittle, but a good copy. First edition. "The rights of the people to have access to the seashore were blocked by a local landlord, but the locals found a champion in the parish priest Canon Kelaghan who fought through the courts in 1870 to ensure that the pathways and roads to the beach remained open to the public" - Wikipedia. Conolly was MP for County Donegal. Not recorded in OCLC/Worldcat, COPAC, Black or Bradshaw.

London: John Murray, 1828.. Four volumes. xii,473,[3];[8],490,[2];[8],413,[3];[8],489,[3] pp. Old three quarter calf and marbled boards. Two large folding maps. Bindings somewhat rubbed and edgeworn, but perfectly sound; short, clean tear at one map tab, internally very good, clean and crisp, with the half- titles. First edition, preceding the U.S. printing. The first edition was divided between two printers, each using two settings of type, resulting in a blizzard of permutations and combinations, none of which is determinative of priority. BAL 10123.

New York: Printed by C.S. Van Winkle, 1819 - 1820.. Seven parts bound in two volumes. Large octavo. 19th century calf, spines gilt extra. Bound without wrappers and adverts. Early manuscript index on front binder's blank in both volumes. Spines darkened and slightly crazed, joints a bit worn and slightly cracked in places (but sound), occasional spotting and foxing to Part I, brown spot in fore-edge of Part VII, clean 5 cm tear in top edge of leaf 63/4 of Part VII, with no loss, still a good set in contemporary dress. Old morocco faced slipcase. First editions, first printings, of each part of Irving's second major sequence publication, with BAL's state 'A' of the text on page 240. Neither the terminal blank for Part I, nor the slip against piracy that was inserted in some copies of Part II are present. THE SKETCH BOOK is among Irving's masterworks, printing for the first time in complete book form "Rip Van Winkle" (Pt. I), "Old Christmas" (Pt. V), and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" (Pt. VI). "That… Read More

[Albany, ca. 1891].. 76pp. 12mo. Printed wrapper. Wrapper dust smudged, top edge of lower wrapper creased, otherwise very good. As noted, a "Proof" of this compilation undertaken by the one time expatriate and then prominent woman journalist in New York circles. She served an executive role for the Columbian Exposition overseeing press coverage by and for other women journalists and readers. Among a flock of digital copies, OCLC locates three printed copies: Hamilton, Yale and Harvard. OCLC: 45895002.