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San Francisco: Cranium Press, 1966. Second Edition. Brautigan's first regularly published book, originally published by the White Rabbit Press in a tiny run of 200 copies (1958). Provenance: From the collection of Montana author, screenwriter, and outdoorsman William Hjortsberg (1941-2017), a central figure in the Montana Gang, and Brautigan's long-time friend and neighbor in Pine Creek. He spent two decades researching and writing Jubilee Hitchhiker: The Life and Times of Richard Brautigan, published in 2012 to great acclaim. Barber A7. One of 700 copies. Slim octavo (21.5cm); letterpress printed sheets, hand-sewn into red-orange wrappers illustrated by Kenn Davis; [16]pp; illus. Laid into this copy is a cancelled check signed by Brautigan. Gentle sunning along spine-fold, tiny scuff to rear wrapper, else contents clean; Near Fine.

San Francisco:: Cranium Press,, 1966.. 2nd Edition.. A Very Good plus copy in illustrated red paper, stitched binding with light offsetting to the rear panel. No stains or marking to the text. This copy is Signed & Dated January 15, 1967 by Brautigan. Slight offsetting to rear panel of illustrated wraps. This is one of only 700 copies of this edition which features 9 poems. Originally published by the White Rabbit Press in 1958.

San Francisco: Cranium Presss / Or, 1966. Second Edition. Softcover. Signed by Richard Brautigan on verso of front wrap, inscribed to writer Floyd Salas on his birthday (one day early, actually) in San Francisco, Jan. 23, 1971. Publisher's red printed wraps, hand-sewn string binding. Second Edition. Very Good, small stain to front wrap, a few more small stains to back wraps. Nice shape overall. A nice association between the singular Brautigan and a California novelist of Spanish and Native American ancestry best-known for his debut Tattoo the Wicked Cross.

[San Francisco]: [The White Rabbit Press], 1958. First and Limited Edition. Wraps. Fine. One of 200 copies, octavo size, [14] pp. Beat poet and author Richard Gary Brautigan (1935-1984) may be best known for his novels, including "Trout Fishing in America". However, he began his career as a poet, with the 1957 publication of "The Return of the Rivers". This, a single poem in nine separately titled sections, was published in a small edition of just 200 copies which were distributed "by a variety of means, including City Lights Bookstore and direct sales by Brautigan to those passing by on the street" (n.b., info and quote from Wiki). ___DESCRIPTION: Parchment outer wrap with black lettering and illustration by Kenn Davis, red heavy paper inner wrap with black lettering, the wraps serving as the title page, the text opening with "The Galilee Hitch-Hiker, Part One", the text pages followed by a single page with the cover illustration, this followed by the colophon with the limitation statement;… Read More

San Francisco: White Rabbit Press, 1958. First edition. Original printed wrappers, an inner, red typographic cover, and an outer wrapper of light translucent vellum, with a reproduced drawing by Kenn Davis. One of 200 copies, printed by Joe Dunn. Brautigan's first book, preceded by a rare leaflet. A fine copy.

San Francisco: The White Rabbit Press, 1958. First Edition. Near Fine. First edition, first printing. Signed by Richard Brautigan on the title page. Hand-sewn red wrappers in a printed parchment cover. Near Fine with trivial stain to front cover near spine and top page corners lightly bent. Richard Brautigan's second book of poetry, published by The White Rabbit Press in an edition of 200 copies and scarcely found signed.