[Rarebooks] FS: Five Modern First Editions, prices greatly reduced
Charles Agvent
chagvent at ptd.net
Thu Jul 12 14:50:27 EDT 2012
Price reduced: Was $100, Now $60
ALLEN, Hervey. WAMPUM AND OLD GOLD. New Haven: Yale University Press,
1921. First Edition. Flexible boards with blue dustwrapper printed in
black attached at the spine. Author's first trade book, issued in the
Yale Younger Poets series. Minor chipping along the edges and at the
corners. Near Fine. (#001478) $60.00
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Price reduced: Was $85, Now $50
BENET, Stephen Vincent. NIGHTMARE AT NOON. New York: Farrar & Rinehart,
(1940). First Edition. Eight-pages, bound in stapled gray printed wraps,
of this poem warning America "to awake to the totalitarian menace."
Boldly SIGNED by Benet on the half title page. Minor soiling to wraps.
Near Fine. (#011248) $50.00
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Price reduced: Was $85, Now $50
BURROUGHS, William. THE DEAD STAR. San Francisco: Nova Broadcast Press,
1969. First Edition. M&M A14: 2000 copies printed. A one-leaf folding
pamphlet, staple bound to stiff wrappers. Illustrated with photographs.
Uncommon. Some light rubbing and soiling to covers. Near Fine.
(#005794) $50.00
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Price reduced: Was $75, Now $45
GUNN, Thomm. FIGHTING TERMS. New York: Hawk's Well Press, 1958. First
American Edition. Second state of the wrappers of this, Gunn's first
book published in America, limited to 1500 copies. Review label removed
with small piece of cover with it. Very Good or better. (#000562)
$45.00
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Price reduced: Was $150, Now $100
HALL, Donald. THE TOWN OF HILL with an AUTOGRAPHED NOTE SIGNED. Boston:
Godine, (1975). First Edition. An Uncorrected Proof copy in dark green
wraps printed in black of this thin chapbook of 44 pages. The title poem
is about a town in New Hampshire erased by a flood, although another
town of the same name was built not far from the original. Laid in is an
AUTOGRAPHED NOTE SIGNED (ANS) on a postcard by the poet to William Cole
of the SATURDAY REVIEW thanking him for his notice of the book and
mentioning a new book coming out in August. SIGNED "Don Hall." Near
Fine. (#012423) $100.00
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