Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, [1964]. 8vo, pp. [10], 90, [1]; illustrated; fine copy in original blue cloth and slipcase. More

Paris: Le Léopard d'Or, 1992. 8vo, pp. 250; facsimiles; original white pictorial wrappers, minor shelf wear, else about fine. Compliment card from the Institut laid in. More

San Francisco: Four Seasons Foundation, 1970. 8vo, pp. 365; original white pictorial wrappers (very light dampstaining); very good. Laid in typed letter signed and dated "Bob," Buffalo, November 27, 1993, in which Creeley describes his switch from tenant to landlord and gossips about fellow-poet Ed Sanders' vegetarianism. More

n.p., n.d. [likely Chicago], February 1, 1921. 12mo, 3 stanzas of 4 lines each; integral leaf attached; signed and datyed by Crow at the end; fine. On the engraved stationery of "The Autograph Collection of Howes Norris, Jr." Martha Foote Crow (1854-1924), was American poet, writer, educator, and literary biographer... More

St. Louis, Missouri: 22 June, 1862. Quarto bifolium written on recto and verso of the first leaf, with accompanying stamped envelope postmarked St. Louis and addressed to his sister, Elizabeth Tillson, Attleboro, Massachusetts; previous folds, else fine. John D. Daggett (1793-1874) was the fifth mayor of St. Louis, Missouri, serving... More

n.p., June 1: n.y. Allow me to introduce to you Professor Bache of the University of Pennsylvania who is travelling through Europe to make himself acquainted with our scientific institutions... 4to, integral leaf detached, traces of mounting, one or two words smudged. More

n.p. 1973. Small 8vo (approx. 8½ x 6 inches), in black Flair pen, and apparently torn from a notebook; 3 small holes not significantly affecting any legibility, otherwise very good. A typically enigmatic inscription: "Proud of you" (in a hand-drawn box at the top, to the right of which is... More

Barnsley [South Yorkshire, England]: 13th September, 1845. Large 8vo bifolium, ink stains along bottom edge, toning, faint creases from previous folds; very good. Holograph address in Elliott's hand to GSO Reid, Esq. of Glasgow, postmarked, and wax sealed on p. [4]. A 10-line "Corn Law" poem titled "Epigram," which begins... More

Washington: G.P.O., 1904. First edition, 8vo, 148pp., 6 facsimile plates; some light scuffing, else near fine in contemporary full red morocco gilt, the name of """"James Thompson McCleary"" in gilt on the upper cover. The correspondence came to LC through Peter Force and ""covers a very interesting period in the... More

[Westminster]: Printed for the Camden Society, 1889. 8vo, pp. xi, [3], 305; original brick cloth, upper cover and spine lettered in gilt, yellow endpapers; ex-Minnesota Historial Society with usual markings, small tear approx. 1 inch from spine head, edges a bit worn; ownership inscription on ffep by James K. Hosmer... More

New York: November 20, 1925. 4to, on American Academy of Arts and Letters stationery, signed by Mrs. William Vanamee, secretary to the president. A penned note by Garland at the bottom reads: "I accept, with appreciation of the honor and trust involved, and will do my best to advance the... More

[Washington, DC]: The Library of Congress, 1946. First edition, 8vo, pp. xvi, 313; generally very good in original orange paper-covered boards lettered in black on spine and front cover, the spine faded and stained, the spine ends showing some wear, and the lower front joint beginning to crack. More

[Mt. Horeb]: 8 November, 1981. A typically manic letter, regarding Wulling's purchase of Hamady's Hand Paper-Making: 8vo, 25 lines, approx. 300 words; fine, on Perishable Press stationery. I would quote from the letter but the last time I quoted from a Hamady letter I received a call from Mr. Hamady... More