London: Hogarth Press, 1938. First edition. Review copy, with two slips laid in. Green wrappers. 48 pp. A good copy, somewhat worn and toned, with light dampstaining to edge and upper margins. Day to Day Pamphlets No. 38. Woolmer 429. More
Garden City: Doubleday, (1960). Green cloth, near fine copy in lightly used, price-clipped dust jacket. Probably a later printing, as there's no indication. Signed by Coward. More
Garden City: Doubleday, 1965. First edition. Cloth, very good. Signed by Coward. More
Garden City: Doubleday, 1961. First edition. Black cloth, near fine copy in dust jacket. Inscribed and signed by Coward. "for Jere ... 'Sail Away' 1961". Jere Admire was in the original Broadway cast of "Sail Away" More
New York: The Limited Editions Club, 1981. Revised and expanded edition. Boards, fine in slipcase. Numbered and signed by Cowley and photographer Berenice Abbott, More
Boston: James Munroe and Company, 1840. First edition. Original pale blue printed wrappers, a fine copy. The first separate publication by a Unitarian minister who dared spoof Emerson's Essays - through irreverent illustrations that he published in the Western Messenger. Cranch did not remain long in the pulpit. He became..... More
Garretsville, Ohio: 1978. First edition. Wrappers, 8-1/2 in. x 6-3/4 in. [4] pp. Fine. Reproduces in facsimile a letter in Kent State University Libraries collections. One of 100 copies, issued as a keepsake on the occasion of the dedication of a monument to Hart Crane at Garretsville, Ohio, November 20..... More
1932. To Betty M. Crane, stepmother of Hart Crane ('Dear Bess”), Mixcoac, [Mexico], 7 April ’32 [1932], 4to, fragile tissue, in pencil, and accompanying envelope addressed to Bess Crane. . “Dear Bess: Your letter telling about the accident reached me day before yesterday. It was indeed a terrible story and..... More
Signature on small sheet of brown paper with short inscription, “Merry Christmas to Sam, Pat and Mrs. Gamp! From Hart.” A few light creases, evenly browned, uneven top margin. Accompanied by inscribed magazine ad showing a New York dandy, as a Valentine (?), signed with a figure of a heart..... More
Brooklyn Heights: Printed for friends of Jack Birss, 1934. First edition. 4 page leaflet, one of 50 copies. Fine. Inscribed by Jack Birss to Grace Hart Crane, Hart's mother. Schwartz and Schweik A 5. More
Mixcoac, 17 Nov. 1931. Two pages. A great letter mostly about Mexico and Mexican arts and crafts, his purchases of David Siqueiros's paintings, including a portrait of himself. Published, with the exception of the first paragraph, in The Letters of Hart Crane, ed. Weber, pp. 386-388 (letter 387). Wear at..... More
New York: Pagan Publishing Co., 1918. Illustrated tan wrappers, very good. Crane is listed as Associate Editor (with Eugene O'Neill), and contributes two poems "Carrier-letter" and "Postscript", neither reprinted during his life, an essay "The Case Against Nietzsche", and, signed with initials, a recap of recent events titled “Last Chords,”..... More
Shelton, N.J., March 1919. First edition. Wrappers, near fine. Contains Crane's "To Potapovich". Cover design by Rockwell Kent. More
New York: [1918]. First edition, second American issue, using the original 1908 sheets and binding, with a cancel title page [Laurence A86b: "Published 8 February 1908, simultaneously with English edition. Unsold cloth-bound copies were taken over by Boni and Liveright and re-issued with a cancel title dated 1918. The covers..... More
New York: The Macaulay Company, 1927. First edition. 61 2 in. x 91 2 in. xvi + 842 pp. Dark green cloth, very good in dust jacket. A collection of original essays, stories, and poems by 72 writers of the 1920s. Contributors include Robert Penn Warren, Ernest Hemingway, Eugene O'Neill..... More
London: John Lane, 1898. First edition. Inscribed by Davidson to the editor H.W. Massingham. Original dark green cloth, gilt, a good copy, slight wear, backstrip joint splitting. More
London: Hogarth Press, 1935. First edition. Green cloth, slight fading to spine, very good in dust jacket. Woolmer 363. More
London: Hogarth Press, 1931. First edition. Printed boards. 58 pp. A very good copy, lightly toned and with a faint dampmark. Hogarth Living Poets, No. 22. Woolmer 251. More
London: Hogarth Press, 1933. First edition. Grey boards, printed in red, spine tanned, else fine. Hogarth Living Poets, Second Series, No. 91. Woolmer 318B. More
London: Hogarth Press, 1929. First edition. Printed green boards. 71 pp. Modest wear, a very good copy. Hogarth Living Poets, No. 9. Woolmer 191. More
Philadelphia: Carey & Hart, 1844. First American edition. Small 8vo, illustrated with 8 plates after the originals by John Leech, a hand-colored frontispiece of Mr. Fezziwig’s ball, three colored plates that are lithographed by P. S. Duval and four black-and-white, original brown cloth, decorated and lettered in blind and gilt..... More
London: Hogarth Press, 1925. First edition. Printed cream wrappers. 40 pp. Edges tanned, rear cover lightly soiled, very good. The Hogarth Essays (First Series), No. 5. Woolmer 58. More
London: Hogarth Press, 1925. First edition. Printed cream wrappers, toned and lightly worn, a very good copy. The Hogarth Essays (First Series), No. 5. Woolmer 58. More
London: Hogarth Press, 1926. First edition. Printed light green paper over boards, 50 pp. A very good copy, boards quite toned, joints rubbed. The Hogarth Essays, Second Series, No. II. Woolmer 87. More