Reno, Nevada: The Black Rock Press, 1968). First edition, one of 180 copies, signed by Everson on the front blank. Bartlett & Campo A30. Seven previously unpublished poems by William Everson, originally written in 1947 and printed by Kenneth and Patricia Carpenter of the Black Rock Press in a edition...
San Francisco: The Book Club of California, 1992. First edition, one of 400 copies, an unknown number of which were lost in shipping when the book was first distributed. The collected articles by William Everson on the art of printing, at which he was famously accomplished.
San Francisco: The Greenwood Press, 1949. First Greenwood Press edition, one of 250 copies, signed by Jack Stauffacher on the colophon page. Prospectus laid in.
Portage, Indiana: The Compulsive Printer, (1978). First editon, number 13 of 50 copies. From the library of David and Valerie Belch.
(Playa Vista, California: Two Hands Press, 2018.), First Two Hands Press edition, a facsimile - or “recreation” as the press prefers to describe it - of the first edition of 1913, letter "J" of 30 lettered copies hors de commerce; there are also 150 numbered copies, for a total edition...
San Francisco: The Arion Press, 2007. First Arion Press edition, number 65 of 300 numbered copies. The 79th book of the Arion Press and an exemplary fine press edition of a classic American poem, with essays by Helen Vendler on the Waste Land and Marco Livingstone on Kitaj's painting, a....
San Francisco: The Arion Press, 1999. First Arion Press edition, one of 400 copies signed by Thiebaud. ¶ An ingenuously designed and handsomely produced illustrated edition of Calvino's famous novel centering on an imaginary dialogue between Marco Polo and Kublia Khan and their descriptions of the cities of the past.