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Berkeley: University of California Press, 1978, 1979. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/good plus. Octavo, 826 pages, clothbacked boards lower right edge of top board bumped; dj torn at head of spine, and at folds Presents in its entirety this massive poem, created over the course of 50 years. "The most hermetic poem in English, which they will still be elucidating in the 22nd century." - Hugh Kenner. One of the great texts in American poetry in the 20th century. Zukofsky died during the preparation of this volume.

Garden City: Doubleday, ( 1967 ). First edition. Hardcover. Fine/near fine. 8vo, 267 pages, clothbacked boards; dj nicked on rear panel. Paris Review Editions series. A poem of a lifetime in 24 planned movements, of which here are the first 12, to date.

Philadelphia: David McKay Company, 1934. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Tall octavo; 56 pages, blue cloth, tips of spine worn, short tear in fore-edge leaf 23/24 "There are few today who doubt that Alekhine's play, at its best, represents the highest point which the art of chess has ever attained - p.3."

New York: S. S. McClure Co., 1896. New American edition. Hardcover. Good. photographs. Small 4to, 248, green cloth. front hinge cracking [ see DeWaal C4238 (also 4237]. Published in McClure's magazine to coincide with Doyle's visit to America. Also interviews by Hamlin Garland of James Whitcomb Riley and Eugene Field. Bound at the front is Ida M. Tarvell's SHORT LIFE OF NAPOLEON. Also, Gen. Horace Porter on "Personal Traits of General Grant". Extensively illustrated from photographs.

New York: Town Topics Publishing Company, 1894. First edition. Hardcover. Good. 12mo, later but contemporary quarter leather, pebbled black boards, rubber stamp on title-page. Scarce. OCLC calls this a dime novel, and lists only a 1903 edition by Town Topics, but issued in the Realistic Series [ only two copies cited]. Includes many other satires, poems, stories, witticisms etc. Also, "Where Woman Reigns Supreme, a Sketch of Social Tyranny at Newport" : OCLC cites only 1 appearance, and that was in American Jewess, Vol. 2, in 1896 - two years later than this publication.

[ Indianapolis, IN ]: [ Bobbs-Merrill ], 1933. First Edition. stapled wrappers. Very Good. Thomas Hart Benton. Quarto, 48 pages, pictorial wrappers, The largest mural project to that date was undertaken for the State of Indiana's pavilion at the Century of Progress World's Fair at Chicago in 1933. Thomas Hibben, a contributor here was, "the first architect of my acquaintance who realized that painting had a function beyond that of draping walls. ... This mural painting of Indiana sees the realization of a project that I have had in mind for fifteen years ... a history of the United States which would unroll progressively the social and environmental changes of the country from the savage Indiana to the present days of our machine culture. I visualized this history as realistic and factual. Realistic as to form, factual as to content. ... Colonel Lieber's quick understanding of my desire to represent a social progression made it possible for me to transfer my original historical… Read More

Cambridge: The Macmillan Company, 1936. Cloth. Good/No Jacket. X-library the Iowa State Library Octavo. X-Library. Considered by John Carter to be one of the essential works in a Housman collection.

New York: Scribner's, 1938. First American Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Chipped Dj. Octavo, 286 pages, cloth

Chicago: Regnery, 1958. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Octavo, cloth Written with Laurence Housman's cooperation.

London: Rupert Hart-Davis, 1957. First edition. Cloth. Very Good/very good. Octavo. 234 pages, red cloth The first comprehensive interpretation of a notoriously uncommunicative subject.

1892. First Appearance. stapled wrappers. Very Good. Folio, 16 x 12 inches / 41 x 30.5 cm. Articles and striking, frameable art and cartoons by artists H. M. Brock, Frank Brangwyn, J. Hassall, Morley Roberts, Reginald Cleaves, W. Ralston, C. E. Brock, Emile Renard, And a spread on Coaching Days.

Boston: Little, Brown And Company, 1910. New edition. Hardcover. fine. 12mo; xiv, 397 pages, partially unopened, green cloth "I have had a chance to collect many [autographs], -but those I have have given me great pleasure -E.E. Hale" In an envelope tipped into a copy of THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY. This edition of the book includes Hale's new Author's Note to the 1897 edition.

Wichita, KS: (Goldsmith Book & Stationery, ( 1909 ). 228th Thousand. Flexible covers. Good . color plates. Octavo, 61 pages, red suede covers, satin endpapers, the original matching suede binding tie has been replaced with a newer, white ribbon. First appearance, first publication of this facsimile hand-calligraphed letter, which features Field's drawing of Col. Gaston appearing at the Kansas City train depot with baskets of supplies (i.e. wine and liquor) to circumvent ( i.e. 'treat') the pneumonia Field had. [ Unknown to BAL ]. One monochromatic plate, and with other plates in color by Edmund Linton Davison

Los Angeles: The Castle Press, 1964. First edition. stapled wrappers. Fine. 8vo, 13 pages, cream wrappers. The USS Camanche was a ironclad of the monitor class, which was sent to California late in the Civil War. This is a keepsake about it issued for the joint meeting of the Zamorano and Roxburghe Clubs held at San Francisco.

[ Racine, WI ]: Published by the Authors, 1981. First printing. Fine. Octavo, [iv] pages [ See DeWaal C13715 for its later appearances]. This Sherlockian parody of Clement Moore's famed poem appeared as this Christmas card 4 years before it appeared in The Devon County Chronicle of Hugo's Companions, the elsewhere.

New York & London: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1925. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Octavos, cloth With 64 illustrations.

London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1920 circa. First edition. Hardcover. Good. 12mo, 277 pages, toned paper, light brown embossed series binding

Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, ( 1930 ). First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/near fine. Duodecimo, 192 pages, orange cloth, inked xmas inscription on endpaper, bottom edge scuffed; nicked dj Indiana humor.

New York: Crossroad, (1988). First edition. Paperback. Very Good. 8vo, 331 pages, printed wrappers 25 contributors on the full spectrum of the issue of abortion: dogma, authority, ecclesial, feminist, political, constitutional. Contributors include Cardinal Joseph Bernardin, Sidney Callahan, Biship John R. Roach, Lisa Sowle Cahill, Mario Cuomo, Margaret O'Brien Steinfels, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Charles Curran, Rosemeary Radford Ruether,

New Orleans, LA: Xavier Review Press, 1993. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Octavo, 200 pages, white wrappers Signed by Bonner and Skinner. Photographs by Jackson Hill.