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Number 2 of 50 copies signed by all three writers. Almost fine copy except for a crease on the bottom tip that extends through out the text.

Bright cloth copy in the scarce dust jacket. Imaginary conversation with literary figures.

Fine except for a tiny crease on the back tip of the cover affecting a few pages. First edition of 300 copies with 25 signed by the author. Stettner has signed this copy on the title page with the date "91".

Very good plus in illustrated dust jacket with some small tears. There is a 3" tear on the back side along with some soiling. First edition.

First edition, first issue ( gilt lettering and untrimmed edges ) , almost fine in a nice dust jacket.

Very good in wrappers. A defense of the awarding of the Bollingen Prize to Ezra Pound.Contributions/endorsements by T.S. Eliot, Robert Lowell, Auden, Allen Tate, Malcom Cowley, William Meredith, Cleanth Brooks, Yvor Wintors, et. al.

About a fine copy, unread. Some offsetting to interior front cover. Contribution by Conrad Aiken, E. E. Cummings, F. O. Matthiessen, William Carlos Williams, and Louis Zukofsky.

Very good condition. October 1, 1895 issue. Frank Hazenplug Cover.Contents include Hamlin Garland, Maurice Thompson ( Is the New Women New ! ), John Bennett, Gilbert Parker and drawings by Dawson Watson.

Fine copy in dust jacket with one small tear. Signed by Stegner as well as Richard Etulain.

A fine copy in fine dust jacket with barely a hint of rubbing to the spine end and tips. Original contributions by Zora Neale Hurston, Thornton Burgess, DuBose Heyward, Dorothy Thompson, Christopher Morley, Ben Ames Williams, Faith Baldwin, Stuart H. Holbrook, Imogene Wolcott and others.

Inscribed by the author to Llewellyn Jones. Dust jacket design by John Austen. Book is in nice bright condition. Dust jacket has a chip near top spine and some rubbing but still a nice example of John Austen's work. Scarce.

Very good in dust jacket with a few small chips to top of spine.Signed presentation copy from Leon Edel to a fellow scholar. Bookplate of Winchester Stone on inside front panel.

Very good paperback issues with many notable and less notable authors. Slight crease in spine to the last issue. A good in-depth survery is provide at : https://neglectedbooks.com/?p=4835

First edition very good in dust jacket protected in mylar. Inscribed copy , signed & dated by the author.

Contemporary half leather binding with marbled end papers. Bookplate of former owner present, along with her signature on front free endpaper. Light scattered foxing. A solid copy of the first edition. From The University College Dublin Press blurb - "An Essay on Irish Bulls" was intended to show the English public the talent and wit of the Irish lower classes. Originally devised by Maria's father, Richard Lovell Edgeworth, Irish Bulls is an informal philosophic dialogue on the nature of Bulls (logical absurdities) and jokes and jests in general. Published at the time of the Union, the overarching theme is the confusions of identity and the relationship of Irish people to the English.

Very good. No dust jacket as issued. A nice association copy presented to Sidney Cox, a professor at Dartmouth and a friend & writer about Robert Frost.

First edition Very good in dust jacket with some chipping to top rear edge. War Time Production StandardsIncludes George Orwell, George Woodcock, Kathleen Raine, Thomas Merton, Kenneth Patchen and D.S. Savage on Ermest Hemingway.

Almost fine except for a nick at the top spine edge. A fragile volume in brown stiff wrappers. From the Obelisk Press bibliography - "Rare: three copies located [BNF, University of Wisconsin, University of Iowa]. A collection of hokey essays, some of which were previously published in the Paris edition of the The New York Herald."

Very good decorated pamphlet with uncut pages. Inscribed by John W. Haines ( a mutual friend of Thomas & Robert Frost ) to Ray Nash (Dartmouth professor and eminent in the Graphic Arts field, as well, as a friend of Frost ) who contributed the memoriam.The Thomas poem " Up From the Wind" as well as contributions by W.H. Davies, Vivian Locke Ellis and Julian Thomas. Scarce in this condition.

Very good copy with rubbing on the spine edge. The second issue (1943) containing J.D. Salinger's first publication - " The Hang of It"