[Rarebooks] fs: Taylor Mead, Anonymous Diary NY Youth...

[Back Creek Books, ABAA]

Greetings,

We offer:

[Mead, Taylor]. Taylor Mead: Excerpts from the Anonymous Diary of a New 
York Youth [Cover title]
[New York?]: (s.n.), (1961), first printing, wrappers, 42 pages, very good.
Photographs of Mead on front and rear covers by Leanora Miller. 
Inscription in blue ballpoint pen, inside front cover: "To a friend who 
/ was very good to / me. Hope you fin (sic) / what you ar (sic) looking 
for / (signed) Whisky / P.S. Write me when you / can on where you go / 
Gerald Dean Brunke(?) / North Beach Hotel / San Francisco, Calf." The 
scarce first printing of Mead's first collection of "excerpts." Photo 
illustrated covers have a few light creases and rubs, 4.5" diagonal 
crease across lower fore corner of rear cover, some short horizontal 
creases along spine. Scarce. $1250. ppd domestic, elsewhere at cost.
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Thank you for your interest.

Best regards,

Rock

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