New York: Feb. 26, 1916. Original wrappers, near-fine. From Hart Crane's papers, though no indication of ownership. More

Brightlingsea. Wrappers, stapled. Cover by Joe Brainard. s, [25] pages (printed on rectos only), illustrated (reproducing art work by Joe Brainard), stapled. Contains the first appearance of "Portland Aug. 27, 1965" by Allen Ginsberg [Morgan C253; Dowden p. 74]. Reprints Hart Crane's "Chaplinesque" More

London: The Calendar Press, 1926. Wrappers, near fine. Includes Crane's "At Melville's Tomb"and "Passage" Schwarz and Schweik B 67, B100. More

Illustrated wrappers, spine chipped. Features Crane as Associate Editor. In the margin of page 21, above Dimond Crisp's poem "Valentine (To a picure by Abel Warshowsky)", Crane has written: "Dear Mrs Baker, This poem seems to me quite descriptive of the picture by the same Artist that adorns your living..... More

Brooklyn: 1924. Wrappers, very good. Contains the first part of Crane's "For the marriage of Faustus and Helen". Schwartz and Schweik B 36. More

Woodstock, N.Y. 1924. Wrappers, very good. Contains Crane's "Voyages," "Whose counted smile of hours and day suppose", published as "Voyages IV" in "White Buildings" More

Northampton, Massachusetts: 1923. First edition, square 16mo, unpaginated but substantial; a tight copy but light damp staining in lower third throughout and original paper wrapper soiled with dark spot near front joint; contains two plates after woodcuts by Lyonel Feininger, Marinetti on Futurism, poetry including “America’s Plutonic Ecstasies,” Hart Crane’s..... More

New York: The Three-Bee Publishing CO, 1937. Wrappers, very good. Harsh criticism of Crane. More