[No-place]: Eric Holter / Peniel Press, 1992. First edition of each of these five limited-edition broadsides all of which are SIGNED BY THE POETS. Printed by Eric Holter at his Peniel Press. All are within 15 x 9" and printed on various colors and weights of fine deckled-edge papers. Fine..... Item #56202 More

Portland, ME: Smith & Sale, 1899. First edition thus: privately printed by Smith & Sale, an Exchange Street printer known to have employed women. "Some women worked as compositors, picking type out of cases and placing it in forms. Others operated linotype machines that cast type in metal." ("Working Women..... Item #55035 More

London: Chatto & Windus, 1925. First edition. "... the story of Mrs. Aldwinkle and her entourage [who]...for all their supposed sophistication...are nothing but sad and superficial individuals (wikipedia). Endpapers cracked but tight, one tiny chip to base of front hinge paper otherwise near fine; in trimmed, very good or better..... Item #55192 More

Franklin Center: Franklin Library, 1994. First edition. SIGNED limited edition published for members of "The Signed First Edition Society" that precedes the first trade edition. Includes an introductory "special message for the first edition" by Irving. One of an undisclosed number of copies. Fine as issued in full red leather..... Item #54435 More

[Pacific Grove, CA]: (2005). First edition. Number 27 of a stated 75 numbered plaster bas relief sculptures of the couple in profile. Approximately 13 x 13 x 1"; with numbered, printed label on back along with embedded wire hook for hanging and two felt circles. Housed in original numbered white..... Item #55469 More

New York: Horace Liveright, (1928). First edition, trade issue. Only 1900 copies per Alberts [Broomfield A9b]. INSCRIBED BY JEFFERS on front endpaper, "Inscribed for Clive M. Saiz./ Sincerely,/ Robinson Jeffers./ Tor House, Carmel, -- November, 1941." 8vo gilt-stamped quarter polished black cloth with purple paper boards; top edge black; 160..... Item #71977 More

New York: Random House, (1938). First edition. Illustrated with an Edward Weston photographic portrait. AN INTERESTING COPY CONSTITUTING THE ONLY VERSION EXTANT OF A LETTER WRITTEN BY UNA JEFFERS ON ROBINSON'S BEHALF in answer to a letter from Elizabeth Bauer requesting he expound on the meaning and intent of his..... Item #55962 More

Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, (1960). First edition. Fine in slightly soiled dust jacket wih tanned spine, a few tiny edge tears and tape reinforcement to verso of head of spine. The 1959 Lamont Poetry Selection. Item #35660 More

London: Macmillan and Co., 1926. First edition, trade issue. First appearance of Kipling's introductory poem, "The Downs, The Weald, and The Marshes," followed by 24 selections from Kipling's verses, each accompanied by a full-page color Illustration by Maxwell. Small quarto gilt-stamped blue cloth; top edge gilt. Spine ends and corners..... Item #54567 More

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, (1962). First edition. Check SIGNED BY LARDNER laid in and book inscribed, to wit, "To Larrry Barsten, With warm regards and gratitude. The above signature (from a canceled check) makes you the owner of the only autographed copy of this book in existence. Ring Lardner..... Item #55207 More

New York: Random House, (1967). First edition. Based on the novel by Patrick Dennis and the play "Auntie Mame" by Lawrence and Lee; music and lyrics by Jerry Herman. INSCRIBED BY LEE on the title page, "For -- With friendship, admiration and a woeful lack of cleverness! Bob Lee 8..... Item #14216 More

London: Crime Club / Collins, (1947). First edition. Barest sunning to spine ends otherwise near fine. In good to very good price-clipped dust jacket with internal tape repair, general wear and few small chips (one affecting corner of first letter in title on spine). Item #53559 More

Buffalo: Steam Press of Jewett, Thomas & Co., 1848. First edition. Lord's tribute to the judge, NY state senator, and mayor of Buffalo, Samuel Wilkeson (1781 – 1848), who served, beginning in 1838, as general agent of the American Colonization Society. An organization established to encourage and support the "migration"..... Item #71582 More