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(Frensham), [United Kingdom]: (Sceptre Press, 1970. Softcover. Fine. First edition. 12mo. [12]pp. Stapled white printed wrappers. Faintest small smudge on front wrap, else fine. The first separately printed Crow poem. Copy 21 of 70 numbered copies (of a total edition of 100 copies).

(Frensham), [United Kingdom]: (Sceptre Press, 1970. Softcover. Fine. First edition. 12mo. [12]pp. Stapled white printed wrappers. Faintest small smudge on front wrap, else fine. The first separately printed Crow poem. One of 100 copies, this copy unnumbered, reportedly one of approximately eight out-of-series copies according to *Sagar and Tabor* A20.

(Frensham), [United Kingdom]: (Sceptre Press, 1970. Softcover. Fine. First edition. 12mo. [12]pp. Stapled white printed wrappers. Faintest soiling, else fine. The first separately printed Crow poem. Copy letter C of 26 lettered copies Signed by Hughes, (of a total edition of 100 copies).

Sceptre Press, Frensham, Surrey. 1970. LIMITED EDITION. (7.9 X 5.2 inches). 12pp. One of 26 copies, lettered and signed by Ted Hughes, from a total edition of just 100 copies (the other 74 numbered but unsigned). A small crease to the bottom corner of the the printed white wraps otherwise this is a fine copy. The first separately printed poem from the Crow series. Sagar & Tabor: A20.

Frensham, Surrey: The Sceptre Press,, 1970. First edition, first impression, presentation copy, inscribed by the author to his sister in the month of its publication on the title page, "To Olwyn, with love from Ted, March 23rd 70". This is one of approximately eight copies that Sagar & Tabor record as being out of series. Otherwise the edition was limited to 100 copies, of which 26 copies were lettered A-Z and signed by the author. Hughes was very close to his sister Olwyn. After Plath's suicide in 1963 Olwyn helped to bring up their children, became her brother's literary agent, established the Rainbow Press with Ted in 1971 to produce fine press editions of his works, and remained devoted to him her entire life. This copy is from the library of Frieda Hughes, daughter of Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath, though unmarked as such. Octavo, pp. 6. Original white wrappers, front wrappers lettered in black, stapled as issued. Wrappers lightly soiled. A near-fine copy. Sagar & Tabor A20.