San Mateo, Ca: Quercus Press, 1940. First edition. One of 200 for sale of a full edition of 250. Deep umber binding (also noted in a scarcer green binding), as issued without dust jacket. Printed on Kelmscott handmade paper using the same Albion press employed by William Morris at his..... Item #55947 More

Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2003. First edition, cloth. One of only 302 cloth copies. Selected, edited and with introduction by Albert Gelpi. Designed and typeset by Jeff Clark at Wilsted & Taylor Publishing Services in 11.5/13 Centaur, following Adrian Wilson's original design for The Collected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers..... Item #55912 More

New York: Boni and Liveright, 1927. First edition, limited issue. Number 34 of 250 SIGNED copies (plus 15 more hors de commerce). Bound in black and silver colored boards with a natural white vellum back strip. Deckle-edged laid rag paper throughout, watermarked with publisher's device. All edges uncut. Lacks slipcase..... Item #55802 More

San Francisco: James Linden, 1987. First edition thus. with four black-and-white SIGNED PHOTOGRAPHS by Michael Mundy, each with archival mounting. Printed by Wesley B. Tanner. Boxed by Klaus Ullrich Rotzscher. Calligraphy by John Prestianni. Includes PROSPECTUS SIGNED BY PUBLISHER. Introduction, "Quintessential Jeffers," by Robert J. Brophy. Number 7 of 100..... Item #56015 More

New York: Random House, (1963). First edition. Posthumously published collection of Jeffers' last 48 poems and fragments culled from his hand-written manuscripts "by his sons and secretary" (from the dust jacket flap) -- or, more accurately, by his close friend, author, and biographer, Melba Berry Bennett, who is not credited..... Item #55957 More

Tor House, Carmel, California: 1939-1947. Includes two 2-page letters, six half- to full-page letters, and 12 postcards. All are entirely handwritten and quite legible. Nineteen are to Robert Gros; one is to a Mr. Getz (the musician Stan Getz?). They cover a wide range of topics including social events, invitations..... Item #55917 More

New York: Coward-McCann, 1929. First edition. Jeffers is mentioned in several pages and Chapter XXVII, titled "Shine Perishing Republic," is devoted to him. There are a few technical errors, probably due to the 1929 publishing date: Hawk Tower is referred to as Falcon and Dear Judas and Other Poems is..... Item #55598 More

Los Angeles: Ward Ritchie Press, (1957.). Title page printed in three colors (black, umber and green) with illustration by Paul Landacre. Gold and orange checkered paper over boards with black cloth spine and gilt title text on the spine. SIGNED BY POWELL on the half title page. This is the..... Item #55644 More

Los Angeles, CA: Dawsons, 1989. First edition, limited issue. Foreword by Lawrence Clark Powell. Number 43 of 50 copies SIGNED BY RITCHIE AND POWELL and with binding and slipcase designed and hand produced by Joseph D'Ambrosio. Chapters on Jeffers, Zeitlin, Powell, Grabhorn, others. Fine, virtually as new. Interesting binding and..... Item #55843 More

Munich, West Germany: Carl Hanser Verlag, 1989. First edition. Presentation copy "for/Allen Mears/best (indecipherable)/Botho Strauss/Berlin 11.3.90." Book about Jeffers, in paperwraps. As new. Item #55608 More