Search Results: Titles starting with C from Ashlar Books

First edition with author's photographs. An excellent copy with the scarce, almost fine pictorial dust jacket. Minor offsetting to end panels due to the stiff coarse dust jacket flaps.

First edition in the first state (with 'two small children' on rear flap) of the dust jacket. The dust jacket is priced-clipped. Fine with just the hint of rubbing on the board tips and spine edges. Bookstore gift slip laid in. The author's first book.

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.

First American edition. Almost fine copy in dust jacket with a short tear on spine edge. Dust jacket price clipped but stamped $3.50 on top of front flap.

A single sheet announcement of the establishment of the Castalia Press by Barry Moser.Initialed by Moser in pencil at the bottom.

First edition, almost fine in a bright dust jacket. Art work by George Salter.

About a fine copy. Featuring Jack Spicer, along with Robin Blaser and Stan Persky.

Vorticist design by Dorothy Shakespeare Pound. Covers show rubbing to extremities, otherwise very good. One of 500 copies. The first appearance in book form of T..S. Eliot's poems including the "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock". Gallup B1.

First edition. Very good in cloth with bright gilt lettering on spine and front cover. Scattered foxing to top edge.

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.

A nice copy of the September 1920 issue ( Old Broadside Ballads ) with an introduction by C. Lovat Fraser.

Illustrated ( by Karl Klopp ) narrow broadside. Number 322 of 500 copies. Minor slight crease towards the center.

A very good copy limited to 40 copies and signed by Woodsworth. A good look into the publishing of the infamous Canadian Bookseller who amassed the largest Canadian Poetry/Lit. collection of it's time.

Very good with slight age toning on the edges. Suppressed by the University's administration, most of the staff resigned and started a new magazine, Big Table, to publish the suppressed material , specially the first publication of a part of Burroughs - Naked Lunch. Also include are Kerouac, Doyle, Duncan, Ferlinghetti, Ginsberg, Lamantia, McClure, Whalen, Wieners and others

About a fine copy of the paperback edition, signed on the title page by the author.

Very good copy of the famous Charlie Chan Detective novels. Red letters on green boards. One very minor spot on the front cover. Tiny tip folds to a few pages.

Almost fine copy of this small pamphlet that is a satire of the Profumo affair which scandalized the British Conservative party. The signature of the Rt. Rev. Michael Francis (Itkin) on the front cover. Noted for his statement before the Senate Committee (1967 ) on the Federal Research of the Drug LSD. His comments reflect the use of LSD to help the mystical experience in his Brotherhood of the Love of Christ Church community. Scarce. No copies currently offered on-line.

One of fifty copies signed by the author. Apparently all unnumbered. Folded as issued and illustrated by Eugene Canade. Fine.

Fine. Folded single sheet with the Creeley poem "Xmas" and a Martha Visser't Hooft color illustration. Limited to 50 copies signed by both Creeley & Hooft.