Washington: G.P.O. for the Library of Congress, 1915. First edition, 8vo, pp. 329; portrait frontis; orig. tan morocco-backed boards, gilt lettering direct on spine, t.e.g.; spine scuffed and with one crack at the top, otherwise good and sound. "Notable collection of early printed books … entrusted by Mrs. John Boyd... More

New York: Library of Columbia College, 1895. Edition limited to 1000 copies produced at the De Vinne Press, thick 4to, pp. xii, [2], 1139; engraved frontispiece, title-page within rules printed in black and red, 2 plates, and 1 illus. in the text; contemporary half brown pebble-grained morocco and marbled paper-covered... More

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1905. 12mo, printed at the Merrymount Press, pp. [10], 29-[30]; title-p. vignette; good in original green cloth-backed gray paper-covered boards, extremities worn, revealing boards at corners, hinges cracking. Smith 225. More

Madison, NJ: Golden Hind Press, 1940. Limited edition of 250 copies, large 8vo, xiv, [4], 11, [3]; frontis and two plates; blue paper boards backed in tan cloth in original plastic jacket; with an introduction by Dwiggins' alter ego Hermann Puterschein. A tongue in cheek "translation" of a diary purporting... More

[Harper Woods, MI]: Adagio Press, 1964. Edition limited to "approximately" 450 copies, 16mo, pp. 20; 5 press marks printed in several colors; fine in original ochre printed wrappers. Lundeen 14. More

Harper Woods: Adagio Press, [1972]. Edition limited to "approximately" 300 copies signed by Bahr (this, no. 252); 8vo, pp. [24]; printed in ochre and black; original ochre printed wrappers; fine. A printer's thoughts on various aspects of his craft. Not in Lundeen. More

Harper Woods, Michigan: Adagio Press, [1976-79]. Editions limited to approximately 325 copies each (these nos. 286 and 219 respectively), signed by Bahr, 2 volumes, 8vo, pp. 15, [13]; [2], 31-60; fine in original printed blue paper wrappers and printer's mailing envelope with respective titles printed on the address panels. Original... More

Norfolk, Ct. New Directions, 1941. 8vo, 32pp., title-page vignette printed in ochre; fine copy in orig. printed blue paper-covered boards. Printed at Hawthorn House, Windham, Conn., with decorations by R.J. Holden. Not in Ransom, Selective Checklists. More

Cambridge: The University Press, 1935. First edition, 8vo, pp. 57, [1]; illustrated title page; original cloth-backed paper-covered boards, spine lettered in black; edges and spine toned, else fine. Author's compliment card laid in; the author has added a manuscript footnote to his Note on p. [5] to "Jake" (almost certainly... More

Chicago: Barnhart Bros. & Spindler, ca. 1890. Small 8vo, pp. [24], 563, [1]; illustrations, decorations throughout; original red printed cloth (quite dampstained), all edges red; spine a bit browned, pastedowns and first leaf toned, previous owner's faint rubber stamps to pastedowns, joints weak, binding rather shaken; textblock very good. Printed... More

London: Hodder & Stoughton, [1914]. Edition de luxe limited to 500 copies signed by Thomson (this, no. 117); large 4to, pp. 234, [1]; mounted color frontispiece and 19 plates, additional black & white text illustrations throughout; original full vellum, upper cover ruled in gilt and green with elaborate gilt-tooling within... More

Newtown: Bird & Bull Press, 2005. Edition limited to 140 copies, this the bookbinder Greg Campbell's copy, Campbell-Logan Bindery and out of series; 8vo, pp. 74, [4]; 1 color folding plate, black and red vignette title page, 31 text engravings; original full black cloth over boards, red morocco spine label... More

Bloomington, Indiana: Corydon Press, 1944. Folio, pp. 3, printed on outside of double leaf uncut at top; woodcut signed by the illustrator; original yellow printed wrappers bound with white string. "One hundred and eighty copies designed by Joseph Low." A very good bright copy. More