Saint Cloud: North Star Press, 2012. First edition, 8vo, pp. vi, 54; pictorial paper wrappers; fine. A book of poetry and prose poems about Dylan and his music. More

London: X-Asity, n.d. [1991]. First edition, small folio, pp. 32; tables and graphs throughout; fine in original printed tan wrappers. Songs performed by Bob Dylan in chart form from 1961 to 1990. Amherst only in OCLC. More

London: X-ASITY, 1990. Staple-bound chapbook, 8.5" x 5.75", pp. 63, [1]; yellow printed paper wrappers; fine. An index of all songs written and/or performed by Dylan up to 1989, in alphabetical and chronological order. The index is largely an adaptation and modification of Michael Krogsgaard's Master of the Tracks, and..... More

[London: X-Asity], 1994. Edition limited to 400 copies (this, copy no. 151); folio, pp. 151-2, 152-199, 300-401, 200-299 (the first half bound backwards, the second half also bound backwards, but the text is complete); printed from typescript in quadruple column; near fine in cloth-backed mylar wrappers, red lettering on spine..... More

London: X-ASITY, 1989. 16mo, pp. 336; text illustrations; red printed paper wrappers; corners of upper wrapper a little worn, near fine. A compilation of 100 articles from the U. S. press between Oct. 1961 and April 1966 about Bob Dylan, with index. No copies in OCLC. More

Capitola, California: Echo, Echo Limited, [1974]. 8vo, pp. [4], 56, [2]; illustrated throughout; very good in original pictorial wrappers. This copy with a lengthy inscription, partially in Hebrew, dated December, 1973: "... two travelers, traveling at night, met a blind man holding a lantern. 'Why the lantern? You're blind.' 'Others..... More

[England (?): privately printed, 1995]. Small folio (11¾" x 8½"), pp. [110] photocopied from typescript; original pink photocopied wrappers, later brown paper wrappers backed in black cloth; generally fine. "Alan Jules Weberman (born May 26, 1945), better known as A. J. Weberman, is an American writer, political activist, gadfly, and..... More

Chicago: Root & Cady, 1868. Approx. 13½" x 10¼", 6 pages, pictorial self-wrappers; removed from binding; small stain in the upper right corner; very good. Ads for New Music published by Root & Cady on p. [6]. Not in Ante-Fire Imprints. More

Mineola NY: Dover Publications, Inc., [2014]. First edition, 8vo, pp. xii; red paper covered boards, gilt title, fine in near fine pictorial dust jacket. With recollections of Smullyan as well as examples of his work. Smullyan was a mathematician, magician, concert pianist, and chess writer. More

N.p., n.d. [possibly Portsmouth, N.H. ca. 1830]. Composite oblong 4to, 33 leaves, paged 121-144, [1]-28, [1]-14; printed music throughout, with lyrics; contemporary and likely original red roan-backed marbled boards, printed paper label on upper cover; the text is toned, a few tears and edge curls, resewn in original sewing stations..... More

Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., [1847]. Oblong 4to, pp. 100; printed music throughout; original cloth-backed pictorial paper-covered boards; free endpapers creased, cloth spine replaced, occasional spots and stains; all else very good. With three small slips of manuscript music laid in ("Old Kentucky Home," "Home, Sweet Home," and "Blue Bells..... More

[Victoria, BC: published by the author, 1995]. Staple-bound chapbook, 8.5" x 5.5", pp. [28]; green printed paper wrappers; tiny crease at spine, else fine. "The intertext for 'Slowly in to Autumn' consists of the songs of Bob Dylan, which are present as allusion, as direct quotation, as the source for..... More

Providence: published and sold by the author, No. 70 Westminster St., n.d., [ca. 1831-32]. Engraved bifolium (approx. 13" x 9"), central fold with a neat, professional repair on the verso, lightly spotted, good or better. Music only, without words. A duet for flute or violin and piano. As organist, teacher..... More