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Sutton Hoo Press, Winona, Minnesota., 2004. First edition. Small octavo. 29 leaves printed on rectos only. Calligraphic ornaments by Cheryl Jacobsen. A long poem.Out of a total edition of 200 copies signed by the author this is one of 52 lettered and bound in cloth.Fine. Not issued in dustwrapper.

(La Crosse, WI: Sutton Hoo Press), 2004. First edition. Sutton Hoo Select Number Four. One of an unspecified number of "standard run" copies printed on "handmade paper from India" & signed by Levine (out of a total edition of 200 copies printed). "Little to no effort was made to sort out of the edition bifolios that varied in print quality due to irregularities in the handmade paper. Most copies have been bound by Julie Leonard. The calligraphic ornaments are by Cheryl Jacobsen. Very fine copy. 12mo, Japanese-style board binding. Very fine copy.

(La Crosse, WI: Sutton Hoo Press), 2004. First edition. Sutton Hoo Select Number Four. Although the colophon calls for a "lettered series on Nideggan & Johannot" papers, this is one of 26 lettered & specially bound copies on Johannot paper & signed by Levine (out of a total edition of 200 copies printed). "Little to no effort was made to sort out of the edition bifolios that varied in print quality due to irregularities in the handmade paper. Most copies have been bound by Julie Leonard. The calligraphic ornaments are by Cheryl Jacobsen. Very fine copy. 12mo, quarter dark blue morocco & boards with morocco edges, black cloth folding box. Very fine copy.

[Winona]: [Sutton Hoo Press], 2004. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Jacobsen, Cheryl. One of 13 copies of the deluxe edition, duodecimo size, 64 pp., signed by Philip Levine. Philip Levine (1928-2015) won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1995, the Ruth Lillly Poetry Prize in 1987, and was named the Poet Laureate of the United States for 2011-2012; this publication by the Sutton Hoo Press features a long poem by Levine with calligraphic marks by Cheryl Jacobsen running through each page. This volume is the deluxe edition and comes in a clamshell box. ___DESCRIPTION: This copy one of the special edition of 13 copies lettered in Greek, with a special binding and housed in a black clamshell box made by Judi Conant (out of a total print run of 200 plus artist's proofs). These copies are bound in a lap-component binding with blue leather on the spine and fore-edge and Fabriano Roma, a hand-made cover paper over the boards, decorated endpapers, printed on Johannot, a French mouldmade paper, calligraphic… Read More

(La Crosse, WI: Sutton Hoo Press), 2004. First edition. Sutton Hoo Select Number Four. One of an unspecified number of "standard run" copies printed on "handmade paper from India" and signed by Levine (out of a total edition of 200 copies printed). "Little to no effort was made to sort out of the edition bifolios that varied in print quality due to irregularities in the handmade paper. Most copies have been bound by Julie Leonard. The calligraphic ornaments are by Cheryl Jacobsen". Presentation copy, inscribed by the poet to his brother Eli: "1/10/2004, Dear Eli & Louise, Yes, I'm afraid it's still another book. One of you is here in these pages. Guess who? Love, Phil." Eli, PL's older brother, is the one who figures in this long poem that draws on experiences from PL's childhood and youth. The book is also signed on the title-page and the colophon page by PL. Very fine copy. 12mo, original Japanese-style board binding. Very fine copy.