Search Results: Titles starting with L from Ashlar Books

A good copy with age-toning to edges of this avant-garde play written by this noted Venezuelan playwriter. Illustrated with photos from the performance. Scarce.

About a fine copy in the original glassine jacket. First edition of the French translation by Roger Caillois. One of 2650 numbered copies printed on Alfa paper. A very nice copy.

Fine copy of the uncorrected proof in wrappers with a tiny bit of toning to the edges. The ( fictional ) portrayal of some of the "ladies" of Levittown,

Fine copy, issued without dust jacket. One of an unspecified number of hardcover copies signed by Clark.

Scarce hardcover issue with the ownership sticker of Henry W. Keyes former governor of New Hampshire and U.S. Senator. Color fold out map in rear.

First edition. A very nice (fine) copy in a slightly rubbed dust jacket. A bit of offsetting to the front end paper from the dust jacket. Price of 15s on the inside bottom tip of dust jacket.

Very good letterpress edition limited to 100 numbered copies. Slight toning to edges.Inscribed and signed by the author to another academic professor. Scarce.

First edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket. Translated by Andrew Hurley. Illustrated by Erik Desmaziéres.

First American edition. Fine cloth binding in a protected very good dust jacket that has a closed tear on the front and some age-toning to the edges. Dust jacket is price-clipped.

First edition. Chip missing from top tip of dust jacket and some running to edges a the jacket. Inscribed to Gordon Wasson who later pioneered research with psilocybin mushrooms.and their use. ..

Near fine in a mylar protected dust jacket. One of 800 trade copies.

Fine copy. One of 100 numbered signed copies bound in cloth with a mylar dust jacket.Nicely printed.

Almost fine first edition in a glassine dust jacket that has a few chips.

Fine copy. One of 26 lettered copies signed by Hirschman, the translator, who also writes the introduction. Bi-Lingual edition. Nicely printed. Scarce.

About fine copy of this slim pamphlet. Number 144 of 150 numbered, signed copies

Program pamphlet for first season of the Living Theatre. Preview of Gertrude Stein's "Doctor Faustus Lights the Lights" and "Ladies' Voices", Pablo Picasso's "Desire", T. S. Eliot's "Sweeney Agonistes" as well as Kenneth Rexroth & Paul Goodman. Also W.C. Williams "Reply" prose and an early piece by John Cage. Cover illustration by Picasso.Very good preserved condition considering the fragile nature of the publication.

First edition in book form of these essays originally published in magazines. Limited to 750 copies printed at the Stinehour Press. Slight sunning to dust jacket spine, which is protected in mylar.

Fien copy in dust jacket, just slightly rubbed on spine edges.The author's first book and his fictionalize account of his real-life experience of a Nazi concentration camp.Translated by Richard Howard.

Tiny crease to bottom tip of this 81/2 x 11 broadside limited to 100 letterpress copies. This one signed by Collins. Errata slip include correcting the date of the published poem.Scarce.

Publisher's gilt decorated cloth binding. First edition. Front piece engraving with seven additional illustrations. A bright very good copy. An important early text in the Afro-American immigration to Liberia narrative. Scarce.