Concord, NH: William B. Ewert, Publisher, 1983. First, Limited Edition. Regular issue. Number 28 of 64 copies in wrappers, from a total edition of 100 copies (There was a simultaneous lettered issue in boards). Octavo (23cm); olive-green thick-paper French wrappers, with paper title label to front cover; 22pp. Title page..... More

[Detroit: Amos P. Kennedy, 2019]. Series of eight (8) light brown chipboard cards (measuring ca.6" x 8"), with decorative elements printed in various colored inks, and text printed in black using wood and metal type. A Fine set of cards, which together can be viewed as a colorful celebration of..... More

New York: Targ Editions, 1983. First, Limited Edition. Small quarto. Cloth-backed, patterned gold-foil boards; 14pp. One of 250 signed copies. First separate edition of a story which originally appeared in Harper's, April, 1982. Translated by Barbara Shelby Merello. Few faint surface scratches to boards, else Fine. More

Berkeley: The Figures, 1980. First Edition. Limited issue, no.7 of 7 copies, signed on colophon with an original pencil drawing in glassine envelope laid in; from a total edition of 500 copies. 12mo; pictorial card wrappers; 51,(1)pp; illus. A fairly early publication by Drucker, and given the limitation surely one..... More

Racine, WI: Arcadian Press, 1993. First Edition. One of 18 copies (plus an additional 6 artist's proofs). Oblong octavo (15.5cm x 23cm); folded and gathered sheets of handmade paper in various shades of beige and grey, sewn together at spine; text is letterpress printed in black and silver inks on..... More

New York: Rizzoli, 2013. First printing of the Rizzoli trade edition (there was a simultaneous signed, limited issue). Folio (35cm). Pictorial cloth hardcover; unpaginated; illus. Fine, with supplemental pamphlet in rear pocket as issued. Reprint of Serafini's landmark artist's book, an illustrated encyclopedia of imaginary things, written in an invented..... More

Paris: Editions Cercle D'Art, 2000. First Edition. Quarto. 29.5cm. Publisher's pale card wraps. 175pp.; [1]. Clean and bright, some minor cosmetic creasing to the lower edge and some light scuffing to the covers; internally clean and fresh. A very good, attractive copy. Text in French. An impressive retrospective of the..... More

Madison, WI: Fibitz Reality Adjustment, 2003. First Edition. 12mo(14.5cm); blue marbled cloth covered boards, with gold leaf; viii,40pp. Handmade/marbled paper preliminaries; textblock in blue stock; attached gold foil ribbon marker. Spine cocked, bumped on front hinge; trivial wear and soiling to boards, some flaking to gold leaf. Author signature and..... More

Austin: Thomas Taylor, 1977. Limited Edition. One of 350 copies printed by Henry Morris at the Bird & Bull Press. 4to; red buckram with printed paper spine label; 62,[3],2 folding plates, printed in red and black, errata slip laid in. A fine copy, but for scattered ink marginalia to text..... More

Oxford: Humphrey Milford / Oxford University Press, 1922. First, Limited Edition. No. 8 of 650 numbered copies. This a presentation copy from the Duke & Duchess of Hamilton to "Mr. & Mrs. Alington," inscribed on half-title: "For Mr. & Mrs. Alington / with grateful thanks for the loving care given..... More

Mosvka: "Kniga" 1987. First Edition. Quarto (26.5cm.); publisher's boards in grey decorative dust jacket; 351pp.; illus. throughout, many in color. Light shelf wear, faint glue residue from previously removed label and a few surface scratches to rear jacket panel, else Very Good to Near Fine. Tenth issue of this lavishly..... More

Boston? Bookbuilders of Boston, 1974. First Edition. Two volumes; octavo (23.5cm.); publisher's decorative paper-covered boards in marbled paper-covered slipcase; illus. throughout. Fine condition. Book Show volume includes detailed catalog of the Jury Selections of Educational Books, General Trade Books, and Children's Books, among these works by David Macaulay, Octavio Paz..... More

Berkeley: Oyez, 1969. First, Limited Edition. No. 165 of 165 copies (the entire edition), signed by Everson on colophon. Further inscribed by Everson on title page: "No More Crusades! / for John Carpenter," signed, dated 1986. Quarto. Quarter-bound in white morocco over tan linen-covered boards; unpaginated [24pp]. Very slight toning..... More