THE WATER REGLITTERIZED. by Miller, Henry

[San Jose]: John Kidis,, 1950.. First edition.. [52 pp]. Near fine in illustrated wrappers with rusty spine staples. Tipped-on photograph of Emil Schnellock as a frontis. One of 1000 numbered copies. Shifreen & Jackson A80a.

Santa Barbara, CA: Capra Press, 1973. Soft cover. Good. Very good interior, solid binding, but wraps are creased and sunned/soiled. 1973 reprint. The subtitle continues "From Henry to Emil in Moments of Inspiration or Perplexity for Having Put Me on the Right Path; begun in bed this 22nd of February 1939 - anniversary of George Washington's birth; (The Battle of the Wilderness.) The Emil referred to is his friend Emil Schnellock, artist and teacher and, as Miller explains in his preface, this was originally written by hand for Emil. Originally published in 1950 in a limited edition. Frontispiece photograph, illustrated with black and white reproductions of paintings by Miller. 54 pages

John Kidis, 1950. Book. Near Fine. Soft cover. FIRST. First Edition. First Edition, in Near Fine orange saddle-stitched wrappers (softcover). Limited edition of 1000 copies (this copy is 350) Mounted frontispiece of Emil Schnellock..

John Kidis, 1950. Limited Edition 401 of 1000 copies. . Trade Paperback. . Very good condition lightly soiled.. B&W Illustrations A very nice copy.

John Kiddis, 1950. First edition. Wraps. Very Good. Limited edition of 1000 copies. (this is #254) Mounted frontispiece of Emil Schnellock. VG+ orange saddle-stitched wrappers.

John Kidis. Sub-titled: "From Henry to Emil in moments of inspiration or perplexity, with gratitude for having put me on the right Path. Begun in bed this 22nd of February, 1939 - anniversary of George Washington's birth. (The Battle of Wilderness)". Limited to 1,000 copies. Signed on limitation page at front: "For Michael Lindsay / Henry Miller". In Miller's hand, in the same ink, he has numbered this copy No. 1,356,494. Four black and white reproductions of Miller watercolors and a tipped-in photograph frontispiece portrait of Emil Schnellock. A 2" split at bottom edge of spine. A few spots to cover. Interior is clean and unmarked. . Very Good. Soft cover. Limited Edition. 1950.