First Edition. A prose poem, excerpted from O'Brien's then-forthcoming novel of the same name. This is one of 125 numbered copies in wrappers, signed by the author. First edition. A fine copy. No. 35 of 100 signed by O'Brien.

First Edition. The first survey of the work of one of the great bookbinders of the late 20th century, finely bound in full goatskin by the artist, with a geometrical inlay pattern, a leather chemise with laid down fiery marbled paper on the front and back, a slipcase covered in.....

First Edition. Fine Pegana Press letterpress edition of ten stories that had appeared in magazines but were never before collected into book form. This first volume of the lost tales was printed in an edition of 128 copies, some bound in purple paper covers and some in cloth (hardcover). This.....

First Edition. Nine short pieces, eight of them previously unpublished, from the popular fantasy specialist fine press, Pegana Press. With an introduction by Douglas A. Anderson and a color frontispiece from artwork by S. H. Sime. This is one of 80 numbered copies. "The edition...was printed on Hahnemuhle Ingres paper.....

49 pages plus index and colophon leaves. 8-1/2 by 11 inches. Edition of 200 numbered copies. Colección del Estero series. Stapled pages glued into stiff wrappers that fold around the spine and fore-edge to meet in the middle of the front cover. The cover includes a collaged heart design that.....

First Edition. This agricultural and industrial report covers many topics, including silk, paper, wax, ceramics, cacao, and other crops and natural resources. It also includes a relatively early mention of mezcal (mescal), which is described as an important product in many parts, especially in Jalisco and the Tequila region. José.....

A reprint of two anti-slavery tracts issued by Leonard Baskin's Gehenna Press. With "An afterword on Woolman & Slavery" by Frederick B. Tolles. "Two hundred & fifty copies were printed at The Gehenna Press to memorialize the bicentennial of John Woolman's death in 1772. The texts follow the first editions.....

First Edition. Fritz Scholder (1937–2005), an important American figurative painter, is best known for his expressionistic portraits of Native Americans (he was an enrolled member of the Luiseño tribe). But his artistic practice was not limited to the visual arts. For a brief period, following a collaborative project with Leonard.....

First Edition. An illustrated history and survey of tokens issued by booksellers and those in the book trades. Published in an edition of 300 copies, with a portfolio of eleven tokens the author (and printer) commissioned for modern-day booksellers, papermakers, etc. Spine slightly faded, else a near fine copy in.....

First Edition. The first English translation of a 12th century manuscript entitled Gesta Francorum et aliorum Hierosolimitanorum. Illustrated with wood engravings by Clifford Webb. Published in an edition of 500 copies, printed letterpress on handmade paper. An attractive work from one of the acclaimed fine presses in mid-20th century England.....

First Edition. Two short excerpts from The Things They Carried printed letterpress and issued in an edition of 125 copies—99 in paper wrappers and 26 bound in boards, all signed by O'Brien and the illustrator, Fritz Scholder. Scholder, part Luseño, was an acclaimed Native American artist who incorporated Pop Art.....

Largest dimensions, 13-3/4 by 8 inches. Published in an edition of 100 copies. 12 leaves, including covers, of die-cut handmade papers, including sheets made with flower petals, garlic leaves, recycled newspapers, and the hair of Leticia Leyve Azze, the designer. One of the sheets is marbled, another blind-embossed, and a third.....

First Edition. The second book from Arion Press, printed excerpts from Robert Grabhorn's (of the Grabhorn Press) collection of short texts on cooking, that is to say, a "commonplace book." With an introduction by M. F. K. Fisher. Printed by Andrew Hoyem, whose Arion Press continues to set the American.....