New York: Columbia University, 1958. Printed card, 6-1/2 x 4 in, with the embossed seal of Columbia University. At the event, Eliot read his most famous poems, including "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" and "The Waste Land" after being introduced by Lionel Trilling. More
N.P. (West Chester, PA): Aralia Press, 1997. First Separate Edition. Single bifolium, 6 x 5-1/2 in., printed on three sides. One of 150 copies printed as a leepskae in celebration fo the poet's seventy-fifth birthday. More
N.P.. (West Chester, PA): Aralia Press, 1997. First Separate Edition. Single bifolium, 4 x 6-3/4 in, printed on all sides. One of 250 copies printed as a keepsake to celebrate the Grolier Club exhibition "K.K. Merker: Serving the Muse, The Stone Wall and the Windhover Press (1956-1996." This copy has..... More
Washington DC: Civilian Conservation Corps, 1937, 1938. Two pamphlets, the first being 8 x 10-1/2 in., 7pp printed on rectos only and staple in one corner; the second being approx. 6 x 9 in, [16]pp stapled in printed wrappers. Illustrated. Two publications from the historic and highly successful New Deal..... More
[Washington: El Coordinador de Asuntos Interamericanos, 1942]. Color offset poster, 20.25 x 14.25 in. (51.4 x 36.2 cm.), printed on one side only. Propaganda poster produced as part of an appeal for support from South American nations for the allied war effort in Europe. The subtitle translates to "To each..... More
(New York: Filmmakers' Cooperative), 1965. Blue and white poster, approx. 9-1/4 X 14-1/2 in. Original vintage poster for this multimedia event produced by Snyder for Jonas Mekas's Filmmakers' Cinematheque with the collaboration of Angus Maclise (of the Velvet Underground), Ralph Metzner (psychedelic researcher and associate of Timothy Leary and Ram..... More
New York: Dodd, Mead and Company, 1902. 4to, xiv, 12, [xv]-xxiv; gray, paper-covered boards with printed label. One of ninety unnumbered copies on Van Gelder in the edition, which also included another thirty copies on Japan. This copy has been inscribed and signed by A.S. W. Rosenbach for the prominent..... More
New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1974. Kaleidoscope in printed cardboard cylinder, further housed in a silver-paper covered protective cylinder box with metal ends. At the height of his popularity in the mid-1970s, Trova produced this "Trovascope," placing his signature "Falling Man" figure into trippy kaleidoscopic permutations in a manner..... More
New York: Pace Gallery, 1975. Oblong 4to bifolium, approx. 12-1/5 X 9-1/2 in. on heavy cardstock. Announcement for Trova's solo exhibition at Pace Gallery April 5 to May 6, 1975, with a bold seven-color silkscreen on the front. More
London: Printed by J. Wright for Lawton Gilliver. . . 1735. First Edition. Small folio, 16pp loose in plain brown wrappers, likely disbound from a larger volume and recased in present wrappers. This copy of Pope's famous poem has "Fleet Street" correctly spelled on the title page (variant B). Includes..... More
Peterborough, New Hampshire: The MacDowell Colony, 1962. 4to, 8pp unpag. pamphlet in self-wrappers. This number of the renowned artist colony's newsletter celebrates the poet Robert Frost, who was awarded the Edward MacDowell Medal the previous month at a ceremony in New York. With a cover portrait of Frost and coverage..... More
Jerusalem: Printed by the Government Printer, 1947. 4to, 14pp; original printed wrappers with the Government of Palestine insignia, stapled. Memorandum dated June, 1947, in which the British attempts to lay out the history and status of the mandate and the conditions of both Jewish and Arab residents. Neither side was..... More
London: Printed for C. Bathurst et al, 1755. 8vos, 16, 80, [xxx], 340; (4), 8, xii (i.e. x), 542; (14), 411; (4), 307; (4), v, 344; (8), 307; (10), 430; (4), 440; (4), 473; iv, 438; (4), 374; iv, 383; full contemporary calf with gilt spines, red and blue spine..... More
New York: Horace Liveright, 1928. 8vo, 310pp; cream-colored cloth. One of 2300 numbered copies in the edition (#1975), numbered both on the colophon and dust jacket. One of Liveright's most popular publications in its time, Painted Veils went through several editions, starting in 1920. This edition is most sought-after for..... More
New York: Harper & Brothers, (1944). First Edition. Crown 8vo, 71pp; black cloth. A nice presentation copy of the British-born Christian poet's first book, along with a splendid series of her self-produced poetry pamphlets made between 1950 and 1980. Laid into the book are two pages of typescript poems. The..... More
New York: Farrar, Straus and Company, 1946. First Edition. 8vo, 103pp; gray cloth. Dodsons first book of poems, here in a presentation copy, inscribed on the front flyleaf: "For Una, who ploughed thru cold & all that. Affectionately, Owen, Jan. 22, 1947." More
New York: Farrar, Straus and Company, 1946. First Edition. 8vo, 103pp; gray cloth. A review copy of the author's first book of poems, with a tipped-in publisher's slip signed "Roger" [Straus]. More
New York: 1914. Nineteen original gelatin silver prints, approx * X 10 in. with five study prints taken from other sources. An excellent series of prints showing much of the elevated line from 57th to 96th Street. The photos were made by the New York Photo Company (photographer: Jurgensen) as..... More
New York: May 26, 1952. One page on Cinema 16 letterhead, with a second typed letter sent as an enclosure to be signed and returned. A nice letter linking two important figures in the growth of independent filmmaking. Vogel, the Austrian-born cineaste and curator was the founder of Cinema 16..... More
Denver, Colorado: The Bowery Press, 1969. Five pieces comprising four broadsheets, approx. 11 X 17 in and one bifolium, approx, 11-1/2 X 17 in., in original mailing envelope. A nice group from this alternative press, mailed together in one package to supportive poet Russell Edson. Includes: Stuart Z. Perkoff, Poems..... More
(Paris: ca. 1970). Poster, 9-1/2 X 12-3/4 in., printed on one side only of brown paper. The poster, with a design by Austrian gadfly artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, announces an uncertain event, naming Heliczer, Andy Warhol, Larry Rivers, Irene Nolan, Pattilee Chenis, Claudio Monteverde, the Rolling Stones, and Pluto Venus. Likely..... More
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New York: (1970). Broadside poster/announcement, 8-1/2 X 11 in., printed on one side only. Announcement for a benefit for Heliczer's Paris Filmmakers Cooperative at the Bleecker Street Cinema, featuring screenings of films by Heliczer, Andy Warhol, Stan Brakhage, Jack Smith and others. This copy was sent by Heliczer to the..... More
New York: (1969). Broadside leaftlet/announcement, 8-1/2 X 11 in, printed on one side only. Small poster announcement of a benefit event at the Bleecker Street Cinema for Heliczer's Paris Filmmakers Cooperative. The event featured the world premiere of his film "The Stone Age," along with films by Andy Warhol ("Couch")..... More
(Paris: 1970). Broadside announcement/invitation, approx. 8-1/2 X 11 in, printed on one side only. A variant printing of the announcement listed as F.16 in Heliczer's Verdant Press online bibliography, this one dated and signed by Heliczer on the verso, with a handwritten note to the German critic and avant-garde cineaste..... More
London: Grant Richards, 1922. First Edition. Crown 8vo, 78 (1)pp; handsomely rebound in full green deerskin by Sangorski & Sutcliffe; t.e.g. First state, without punctuation marks at the ends of the first two lines of p. 52. An appealingly bound copy, with lovely oak leaf-patterned endpapers. Laid in is an..... More