New York: Random House, 1931. First edition. Number 484 of 500 numbered copies SIGNED BY JEFFERS. Issued in thin flexible boards covered with rusty burlap colored Tokugawa paper. The backstrip is of natural vellum. Mold-made deckle-edged Zerkall wove paper. The book is near fine with a few small foxed spots..... Item #55935 More
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[Amador City: Marlan Beilke / Quintessence Press, 1990]. First edition, first separate appearance [Broomfield A106a]. . Broadside. One of 10 printed especially for William G. Mills. Printed in black on very heavy beige stock. Measures 8.5" x 11" Item #55708 More
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[Amador City: Marlan Beilke / Quintessence Press, 1991]. Second edition of this separate appearance of Jeffers poem. The first edition, first separate appearance was printed the prior year in a different format by "Linomarl" (aka Beilke) in an edition of only 10 copies for private distribution. [Broomfield A106b]. 10 x...... Item #71853 More
Amador City: Quintessence Press, 1991. First edition, first separate appearance [Broomfield A111]. One of a stated limitation of 37 copies. 14.5" x 22.5" on heavyweight light-gray paper printed in black, browns, gray and blue. Fine. Item #55714 More
(San Francisco: Privately Printed at the Grabhorn Press), 1952. First edition. First separate publication and first book appearance of the poem "Hungerfield." Among the scarcest of Jeffers' works and a Grabhorn Press rarity. ONE OF ONLY 30 COPIES privately printed for distribution to friends of Theodore Lilienthal. Quarto olive-green boards..... Item #55574 More
1991. First edition. One of a stated limitation of 65 copies. Promotional broadside for the Sunday February 10, 1991, “World premiere!” of a dramatic reading by Berkeley’s Aurora Theatre Company staged and directed by Kenneth Grantham of Jeffers' "THE INHUMANIST," the second narrative from THE DOUBLE AXE (1948). Prints a...... Item #55716 More
Berkeley: Quintessence Publications / Poltroon Press, 1977. First edition thus: a limited issue 13.5 x 17.5" bi-folio printed on handmade paper with embossed image of Jeffers on front, the poem "The Last Conservative" inside, and colophon on back. This copy number 32 of only 100 numbered copies. Fine. Item #55706 More
Amador City: Quintessence Press, 1991. First edition, first separate appearance [Broomfield A109]. One of a stated limitation of 50 copies. This one without any line for a number in colophon. 15 x 23" on heavyweight cream paper printed in black, blue, and sienna. Near fine with subtle to edges and..... Item #55711 More
San Francisco: Grabhorn Press, 1958. First edition. One of 200 copies privately printed for Ted Lilienthal and Carroll Harris for presentation to the Roxburghe and Zamorano Clubs, "In honor of the awarding of the 1958 Fellowship of the Academy of American Poets to Robinson Jeffers." Large format, 10 x 15..... Item #56167 More
[Amador City: Marlin Beilke / Quintessence Press, 1991]. First edition, first separate appearance [Broomfield A117]. According to Broomfield, Beilke advised him that "this broadside was produced, in an edition of only a few copies, at the request of a Sacramento television station for use in a December 6 1991 broadcast..... Item #55712 More
[Amador City: Martin Beilke / Quintessence Press, circa 1990]. First edition, first separate appearance [Broomfield A108a]. Number 3 of 53 copies. Approximately 11 x 16.75" on heavy beige or light-gray paper printed in black, dark blue, gray, green and brown. Fine. Item #55717 More
San Francisco, CA: Grabhorn Press for Gelber, Lilienthal, 1934. First edition. Number 51 of 250 copies (G-213). Tailpiece illustrated by Joseph Sinel, bound in limp orange paper boards. Very good with tape repair to bottom front corner but otherwise only minimal wear. Housed in makeshift slipcase with printed label... Item #55948 More
(Amador City, CA: Privately Printed by Theodore Beilke, 1990). First edition. First separate appearance of the poem. Broadside measuring 11.2 x 22.5". No. 1 of 24 according to penciled notation on the printed colophon (on the verso) reading "1/24" but according to bibliographer Michael Broomfield there were actually 40 copies..... Item #55707 More
Amador City: Quintessence Press, 1991. First edition, first separate appearance [Broomfield A113]. One of 50 copies. Approximately 14.5 x 22" on cream-colored paper printed in black, red and green. Fine. Item #55715 More
Amador City: Linomarl [Marlan Beilke] / Quintessence Press, 1991. First edition; first separate appearance [Broomfield A110a]. One of 50 copies printed by Marlan Beilke in February 1991. Approximately 14.75 x 22" on relatively lightweight off-white paper printed in black, sienna, and maroon. Fine. Item #55713 More
New York: Random House, 1937. First edition, limited issue. Number 134 of 300 SIGNED COPIES. Title and cover decorations made from wood engravings by Fritz Eichenberg. 8vo quarter leather lettered in dark brown or black on spine; patterned paper boards. Tiny imperfection on colophon page otherwise fine in the original..... Item #55827 More
San Francisco: Friends of the Earth, (1976). First edition. Number 91 of a stated 800 numbered copies of which 750 were offered for sale [Broomfield A70]. SIGNED BY BROWER & KAUFFMAN. Illustrated with 34 color plates, 3 of which are tipped in (2 at front, one at back), and 5..... Item #71723 More
San Francisco: James Linden, 1987. First edition thus: number 7 of only 100 numbered copies of this fine press limited edition portfolio which includes a broadside of Jeffers poem "Shine, Perishing, Republic" and four black-and-white photos each of which is archivally mounted and SIGNED BY THE PHOTOGRAPHER [Broomfield A98]. This..... Item #56015 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
San Francisco: Book Club of California, 1989. First edition. One of 500 copies. In plain white dust jacket. SIGNED BY DESIGNER WARD RITCHIE, though not called for. Illustrations by Robinson Jeffers. Introduction by Dave Oliphant. Printed by Premier Printing and bound by Bela Blau in linen. The book is 186..... Item #55665 More
(New York: Random House, 1929). First edition. First appearance of each of the twelve poems. One of 475 sets designed, illustrated and printed by Johnston. Poems printed on handmade paper and stitched into illustrated wrappers in various colors, laid in yellow, printed, paper chemise and housed in publisher's decorated paper..... Item #55508 More
Franklin Center: Franklin Library, 1978. First edition, a "limited" edition published exclusively for members of the "First edition Society," preceding the trade edition. Fine in full brown leather stamped in gold, with all page edges gilt and a ribbon place marker. Includes an introductory "special message" culled from a speech..... Item #16315 More
London, UK: The Red Hen Press, 1986. First edition, as issued without dust jacket. Very fine. No. 19/200 SIGNED BY JONES. Aquatint relief etching, on paper handmade by Jacques Brejoux, also signed and dated. Handmade paper throughout, hand set. Letter press. French-style binding. The wrappers are printed with a Tony..... Item #55639 More
New York: Pynson Printers, 1927. First edition. Heavily illustrated with designs by Rockwell Kent. First edition in dust jacket. One of 200 numbered copies SIGNED BY ROCKWELL KENT, the sole printing of this pseudonymous, privately published collection of romantic verse by Ralph Pulitzer (1879-1939). Measuring 8.25 x 10.5 inches, printed..... Item #55501 More
