![PEARL HARBOR [Limited edition broadside poem]. Robinson Jeffers](/images/noimage-req.png)
[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
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
San Francisco, CA: Grabhorn Press for Gelber, Lilienthal, 1934. First edition. Number 97 of 250 copies (G-213). Tailpiece illustrated by Joseph Sinel, bound in limp orange paper boards. An unusually bright and fine copy. Item #55949 More
London: Hogarth Press, 1928. First UK edition. Hogarth Living Poets No. 4. Reportedly 440 copies were printed but when only 181 copies had sold some 10-years after publication, more than 130 of the remaining copies were pulped [Woolmer 167, Broomfield A5c]. Decorated paper boards, wove paper throughout. Very good to..... Item #55806 More
New York: Boni & Liveright, 1925. First edition, One of only 1,200 copies in the first printing [Broomfield A5a]. ASSOCIATION COPY INSCRIBED BY JEFFERS TO POET SARA BARD FIELD & HUSBAND, CHARLES ERSKINE SCOTT WOOD, "Robinson Jeffers is more than a little proud to write his name under these two..... Item #71875 More
New York: Boni & Liveright, 1925. First edition, One of only 1,200 copies in the first printing [Broomfield A5a]. 8vo gilt-stamped purple paper boards with black cloth spine; top edge black; 253 pages. Very good to near fine with spine slightly dulled and upper corners lightly bumped. Lacking the scarce..... Item #71877 More
Hamburg, West Germany: Rowohlt Verlag, 1960. First edition. Text in German. Foreword and translation by Eva Hesse. Selections from TOWER BEYOND TRAGEDY. THE CRETAN WOMEN, and HUNGERFIELD. This copy belonged to Frederick Ives Carpenter, noted Jeffers scholar and author, and contains his holograph notes on copyright page and elsewhere. Very..... Item #55725 More
New York: Random House, 1938. First edition. 125 poems selected by Jeffers and Una, his wife. Includes first appearances of four poems. Large 8vo (6.5 x 9.5 inches) tan cloth boards, printed spine label; Edward Weston photograph of Jeffers preceding contents pages; 622pp including title and first-line indexes. Fine in..... Item #55829 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
Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2001. First edition. Edited by Tim Hunt. Update of the 1938 edition incorporating selections from his later volumes, poems left unpublished at his death, and prose pieces in which Jeffers reflects on his poetry. Large 8vo burgundy-backed black cloth boards; gilt-stamped spine; frontispiece photo of Jeffers..... Item #71642 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, 1935. First edition, trade issue. Association copy from the library of Jeffers' friend and bibliographer Sydney S. Alberts. Bound in smooth green cloth over boards with titling information on the cover and spine printed in gold. The book is near fine in very good to fine..... Item #55956 More
Pasadena: The Flame Press, 1930. First edition, first state or printing [Alberts A62; Broomfield A11a]. Printed by Ward Ritchie. Bound in original black paper covered flexible boards with errata slip tipped in, as called for, and printed on imported Italian deckle-edged Fabriano watermarked wove paper throughout. According to the Alberts'..... Item #55936 More
Pasadena: The Flame Press, 1930. Second edition, first printing [Alberts A63; Broomfield A11b]. Printed by Ward Ritchie. Number 89 of 110 copies. Bound in paper wrappers of dull robin's-egg blue watermarked deckle-edged Georgian laid paper; deckle-edged Fabriano watermarked wove paper throughout. Leaves are sewn into wrappers with white silk cord..... Item #55937 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
New York: Random House, 1937. First edition. "INSCRIBED FOR Elinor Pesoner (?) -- Robinson Jeffers. Tor House, Carmel -- July, 1958." Red cloth binding with gilt titling on cover and spine. Title vignette by Fritz Eichenberg. Printed from the type set by the Spiral Press. Fine in pictorial dust jacket..... Item #55826 More
New York: Peter G. Boyle, 1924. First edition and the only edition under this title. One of 500. His third book. An extremely scarce Jeffers title, never reprinted under this title or format (contents reprinted by Boni & Liveright in 1925 as "Roan Stallion, Tamar and Other Poems"). Bound in..... Item #55816 More
New York: Liveright, (1932). First edition. Lemon-yellow Riviera laid paper, watermarked, printed in black and maroon. Issued with black cloth spine and boards covered in light mellow Venetian-red Munsell cover paper. Wove paper throughout (A-71). The book is very fine and bright in a near fine to fine dust jacket..... Item #55824 More
New York: Liveright, 1932. First edition. Issued in stiff boards covered in light mellow Venetian-red Munsell cover paper. Wove paper throughout. The book is fine and bright with the barest wear in dust jacket of lemon-yellow Riviera laid paper, watermarked, printed in black and maroon, with minor darkening on edges..... Item #55927 More
New York: Liveright, 1932. First edition. Issued in stiff boards covered in light mellow Venetian-red Munsell cover paper. With lemon-yellow Riviera laid paper, watermarked, printed in black and maroon. WONDERFUL ASSOCIATION COPY INSCRIBED TO ALBERT BENDER, the Jeffers family friend, mentor and patron. The inscription reads "Inscribed for my dear..... Item #55928 More
San Mateo, Ca: Quercus Press, 1940. First edition. One of 200 from a total edition of 250. INSCRIBED BY THE PUBLISHERS, FRANCES & THEODORE LILIENTHAL, TO ILLUSTRATORS, VALENTI & MAXINE ANGELO. The scarcer variant green binding (also issued in deep umber); issued without dust jacket. Printed on Kelmscott handmade paper..... Item #55946 More
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: Horace Liveright, (1929). First edition, third printing. "INSCRIBED for Ruth Thompson, in hope of seeing her again. Sincerely, Robinson Jeffers Buffalo -- March 11, 1941." During his tour to the East Coast. Very good, lacking dust jacket. Item #55803 More