Still Such. Photograph by Duane Michaels
New York: William Drenttel, 1992. Michaels, Duane. First edition. Cloth backed boards, fine. One of 200 numbered copies signed by Salter. More
New York: William Drenttel, 1992. Michaels, Duane. First edition. Cloth backed boards, fine. One of 200 numbered copies signed by Salter. More
New York: Joseph Hall Schaffner, 1968. Dean, Mallette. Cloth backed boards, fine. First edition, one of fifty copies on handmade Tovil paper, from an edition of 250, designed and printed by Mallette Dean. Out of series copy. Signed by Weigel. Frontispiece portrait of Sandburg after Steichen. More
New York: Harcourt Brace, 1937. First edition. White cloth, a fine copy in lightly chipped dust jacket. 1500 copies were printed. Inscribed "To my very good friend Leon Gelber, who on many occasions has shown his admiration for art, and horse racing, by financing my internationally famous bets (Saroyan's horses..... More
New York: Harcourt Brace, (1940). Freeman, Don. First edition. Yellow cloth, labels, fine in lightly edge-worn dust jacket. Five line inscription from Saroyan "For my pal Leon Gelber Xmas & New Year greetings & best wishes for the biggest year ever in 1941. Sincerely, William Saroyan / 1940." Antiquarian bookseller..... More
Syracuse, N.Y. Department of English, Syracuse University, 1964. Wrappers, fine. First edition. Schwartz contributed a foreword to this collection of poems by five student poets. More
Davis,Calif. Putah Creek Press, (1974). First edition. Brown wrappers, string-tied. Slightly faded as often, otherwise fine. One of 175 copies, numbered and signed. More
Stockwell, 1950. Wrappers, slightly faded; fine. The date is written in ink on title page, probably by the publisher. First edition. More
New York: Totem Press/Corinth Books (1960). (1960). White wrappers, slight dust soiling, but an unusually fine copy. Marshall Clements's ownership signature inside front cover. McNeil A2. First edition of Snyder's second book. More
New York: Coward-McCann, (1958). First American edition. White cloth, very good in worn dust jacket. Inscribed "To Maxine with love and best wishes. Terry S." Someone has lined out the first paragraph of the inside jacket flap copy, probably the same pen that wrote the inscription. More
Helskini: Eurographica, 1988. First edition. Wrappers, as new. Illustrated with manuscript facsimile. One of 350 copies, signed and dated by the author. Four of the poems were not included in the author's Collected Poems, 1985. More
San Francisco: Privately printed, 1961. Broadside. First edition, one of about 25 copies printed by Albert Sperisen. This poem was written for the birthday of Stacton's friend, Stanford professor John McClelland. Fine. More
[San Francisco: Privately printed, 1960]. First edition. Broadside poem. First edition, issued anonymously. About fifty copies were printed, on various papers, by Albert Sperisen. Fine. More
London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1958. 1958. Blue boards, slight foxing to fore edge, but a nice copy in dust jacket. First edition. More
New York: The Limited Editions Club, (1940). First edition. Wrappers, nice. More
Garden City: Doubleday, Page, 1921. First edition, Original brown cloth, front inner hinge cracked; very good. First printing with error on page 419. Inscribed by Tarkington shortly before his death in 1946. Winner of a Pulitzer Prize and the source of two films. More
Washington: The Library of Congress, 1943. Wrappers, very good. First edition, mimeographed. Tate provided, as Poetry Consultant, an annotated list of works to be sent to the Soviet Union. More
Cummington, Mass. The Cummington Press, 1944. Cummington Press. First edition. First edition, one of 300 copies on laid paper, this is copy "0", marked as a "reviewer's proof" on the colophon, and with specially printed wrappers, noting it as such. A rare state, in fine condition, with half morocco slipcase..... More
Denver: Swallow, (1959). First edition, inscribed by Tate to his friends Shelley and Dick Beatty, dated Wellfleet, 1961. Usual paper browning, otherwise fine in trifle used dust jacket. More
. Reprinted, with corrections, from The Sewanee Review, Summer 1952. First edition. An offprint, stapled, fine. More
Reprinted, with corrections, from The Sewanee Review, Summer 1952. Offprint, stapled, spot on back. More
New York: Swallow Press & William Morrow, 1948. First edition. Inscribed by Tate, at Kenyon College, in 1949. Orange cloth, fine in dust jacket. More
New York: Viking, 1954. First edition. Cloth backed boards, fine in dust jacket (jacket spine faded). Inscribed and signed by the author. Taylor's first collection of short stories. More
New York: McDowell, Obolensky, (1959). First edition. A rare proof of Taylor's third collection of short stories. Long galley sheets trimmed and bound with a plastic comb into blue printed wrappers. Some stains to cover; very good condition. Preserved in a cloth case with leather labels. More
San Francisco: Straight Arrow Books, (1973). Steadman, Ralph. First edition, first printing. Black cloth, fine in second printing dust jacket without white border, small closed edge tears. More