(Winston Salem): Palaemon Press, 1984. First edition. The only edition of this set of 22 broadside poems, printed in red and black, with each broadside SIGNED by the poet. Reportedly one of only 50 unnumbered copies. Issued as a tribute to the founder and president of the Academy of American..... Item #53650 More
[Winston Salem]: Palaemon Press, [circa 1970s]. First edition. Palaemon Broadside Number Six. 12.5 x 14.5" broadside suitable for framing. Prints the first poem of Dickey's to appear in print (in 1951 in The Sewanee Review) with illustration in red by Robert Dance of a long-haired woman at a window by..... Item #54608 More
[Durham, NC]: Duke University, 1945. First edition. First appearance of poem later collected in STEEPLE BUSH (1947). Approximately 7 x 10" broadside poem illustrated with photograph of Frost in the Rare Book Room of the Duke University Library. Flattened creases where previously folded to quarters, archival tape repair on verso..... Item #49100 More
![Item #71850 LITTLE MOVIE WITHOUT A MIDDLE; [Limited edition signed broadside print]. George Garrett](/pictures/thumb/71850.jpg?v=1651095208)
[Winston-Salem, NC]: Palaemon Press, 1978. First edition. “Palaemon Broadside Number Eight.” Broadside poem printed in black and dark orange on buff-colored heavy paper measuring 9 x 12." Number 89 of 100 SIGNED numbered copies (of 126 copies total). Fine. Item #71850 More
![Item #71804 THE MALTESE FALCON; [Broadside prospectus]. Dashiell Hammett](/pictures/thumb/71804.jpg?v=1648766045)
[San Franciso]: North Point Press, circa 1984. First edition. 18.75 x 24.75" broadside poster advertising the availability of the trade edition issued from the Arion Press limited edition (published the previous year). Both editions were illustrated with period photographs of sites in the novel. The poster prominently features a film-noirish..... Item #71804 More
(Amador City: Quintessence Press, 1987). First edition. Illustrated with drawing of Hawk Tower by Beilke. Number 14 of 100 numbered copies signed by her. 13.5 x 20” broadside printed in black, gray-brown, burnt sienna, and blue on heavy cream paper with lower edge deckled. Marlan Beilke notes on the verso..... Item #71925 More
![Item #71916 II. THE REMEMBRANCE. TO E.G.K.; [Limited edition broadside poem]. Robinson Jeffers](/pictures/thumb/71916.jpg?v=1661037183)
[Amador City: Marlin Beilke / Quintessence Press, 1986]. First edition, first appearance. According to Beilke, although this was the only poem she ended up having printed, it is the second of two (or more) given to him by Edith Greenan Kuster, hence it having been numbered "II" [Broomfield A89]. 8.5..... Item #71916 More
[Carmel-By-The-Sea: Tor House, 1979]. First edition. 5 of the 6 broadside poems distributed as keepsakes to Tor House visitors during the summer of 1979. Lacking "The House Dog's Grave" broadside and unprinted envelope [Broomfield A77a]. First issue on buff paper printed in dark green. Fine. Item #71917 More
[San Francisco: Peter Koch, 1986]. First edition, second printing per Broomfield [A87b] but certainly the first printing in this form. ONE OF ONLY 11 COPIES SIGNED BY KOCH. Issued from the same setting of type as the James Linden production which featured 4 mounted photographs by Michael Mundy and the..... Item #71855 More
![Item #42082 "TEXAS IS RICH IN UNREDEEMED DREAMS" [From IN A NARROW GRAVE]. Larry McMurtry](/pictures/thumb/42082.jpg?v=1625779745)
Austin: Texas Library Association / Encino Press, [1971]. First edition and the only edition. REPORTEDLY UNAUTHORIZED. Large, 19 x 25" broadside poster designed and printed by William Wittliff at The Encino Press featuring an excerpt from McMurtry's IN A NARROW GRAVE ("Texas is rich in unredeemed dreams, and now that..... Item #42082 More
Northridge: Lord John Press, 1978. First edition. Broadside poem. Letter "L" of 26 lettered copies SIGNED BY OATES AND KILLION. From a total edition of 226. Approximately 15 x 22" on white, heavy artist's paper with deckled edges. Suitable for framing. Some light creasing to upper edge, otherwise fine. Item #29413 More
New York: The Oliphant Press, 2002. First edition. Broadside, suitable for framing. One of 500 copies published in celebration of the 40th anniversary of The University of Rochester Plutzik Reading Series held at the National Arts Club, New York City. Plutzik was a Professor of English at Rochester. The poem..... Item #54515 More
St. Paul: Center for Internationalising English (CIE), 1975. First edition. Nine postcards each measuring approximately 4.125 x 6.25” with colorful portrait on front and text on back including a quote from each subject (e.g., “I would rather be a worm in a wild apple than a son of man”-- Robinson..... Item #72086 More
[San Francisco]: Poetry Flash, 1991. First edition. First separate appearance. One of only 75 copies. 14.25 x 20” broadside printed in black on heavy off-white paper. Illustrated with 3 black-and-white photographic images (appear to be of the moon’s surface) and drawing of small blue rock. The very faint colophon is..... Item #71926 More
![Item #71851 VALENTINE'S DAY AT JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL; [Limited edition signed broadside print]....](/pictures/thumb/71851.jpg?v=1651095209)
No-place: Richard Bigus / Neville & Yellin, 1978. First edition. Stated limitation 200 copies. SIGNED BY ROSENBERG. Broadside poem printed in black and red on off-white heavy paper measuring approximately 14.75 x 21.5". “Designed and printed by Richard Bigus during the fall of 1978 for [Maurice] Neville & [Herb] Yellin..... Item #71851 More
Oneonta, NY: Swamp Press, 1980. First edition and only edition. “At Kao-t’ang Pavilion in Yun-meng Marsh, the King of Hsiang was visited by the Goddess of Wu Mountain, who shared with him pillow and mat. Yun-meng means, literally, Cloud Dream.” – from the colophon. Printed by Edward Rayher and Jo..... Item #71803 More