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The Alicat Bookshop Press, 1950. Paperback. Good. . Tanning to covers. Otherwise VG. Pages clean.

Yonkers, New York: Alicat Bookshop Press. Paperback. Binding sound, text clean, light shelfwear. Edition of 750 copies. . Very Good. Paperback. 1950.

Alicat Bookshop, 1950. First Edition. Trade Paperback. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" One of 750 copies issued. A very good copy. Notes for an address delivered by William Carlos Williams to students at the University of Washington.

Alicat Bookshop Press, 1950. Paperback. Good. 23 pages. previous owner's name inside front cover. a few light stains and light creases on interior. otherwise clean. binding solid. an attractive copy.

Yonkers NY Alicat Bookshop Press, 1950, First Edition. paperback. The Outcast Chapbooks, Number XVII. -- First Edition. -- An address delivered in 1950 to students of the University of Washington in Seattle. -- Softcover, 23 pages. Condition: near fine.

Yonkers:: Alicat Bookshop Press,. Very Good. 1950. Paperback. The Outcast Chapbooks Number XVII. First edition (paperback - 750 copies). Age toned and foxed covers, else very good in stapled wraps. ; 23 pages .

Yonkers: Alicat Bookshop Press, 1950. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Stapled wrappers. Fine. One of 750 copies.

Yonkers: Alicat Bookshop, 1950. First Printing. Wraps. Near fine. One of 750 copies. 8vo, wraps, near fine. 23 pp. Wallace doesn't mention any priority, but this one in a darker tan cover.

Yonkers: Alicat Bookshop, 1950. First Printing. Wraps. Near fine. One of 750 copies. 8vo, wraps, near fine. 23 pp. Wallace doesn't mention any priority, but this one in a lighter cream cover.

The Alicat Bookshop Press, Book. Near Fine. Soft cover. FIRST. A NEAR FINE FIRST IN STAPLED WRAPS. ONE OF 750 DARKENED COVERS.

Alicat Bookshop Press, 1950. Trade Paperback. 23 pages. One of 750 copies. 'The substance of an address in the fall of 1950 to the students of the University of Washington, in Seattle.' A fine copy in stapled wrappers (paperback).

Yonkers: The Alicat Bookshop Press, 1950. First Edition. One of 750 copies. Slim octavo; stapled wrappers; 23pp. Hint of sunning to extremities, else Fine. An address delivered in the Fall of 1950 to students of the University of Washington, in Seattle.

Yonkers: Alicat Bookshop Press,, 1950.. First edition.. 23 pp. Very near fine in saddle-stitched wrappers. “...the substance of an address delivered in the Fall of 1950 to students of the University of Washington, in Seattle, by Dr. Williams.” Outcast Chapbooks Number XVII.

Yonkers: Alicat Bookshop Press, 1950. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Stapled wrappers. Small stain on front wrap, else fine. One of 750 copies.

Yonkers, New York: The Alicat Bookshop Press, 1950 First edition. Limited edition, 1 of 750 copies, stapled wrappers, 23pp. Light shelf wear, else in fine condition.

YONKERS: ALICAT BOOKSHOP PRESS.. Fine with no dust jacket. 1950. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. First edition. Close to fine in stapled printed wrappers. (Previous owner's name inked on inside front cover. Tiny chip at base of front cover. ) .

Yonkers, New York: The Alicat Bookshop Press, 1950. First edition, one of 750 copies. The Outcast Chapbooks number XVII. 23 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Brown wrappers. Fine. First edition, one of 750 copies. The Outcast Chapbooks number XVII. 23 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. "This is the substance of a talk delivered by Dr. Williams to students at the Univ. of Washington at Seattle in the Fall of 1950." Publisher. Wallace A33

Yonkers (NY): The Alicat Bookshop Press, 1950. First Edition. The Outcast Chapbooks number XVII. First edition. Printed wraps. 8vo, Pp. 23. A very fine copy. Wallace A33. One of 750 copies offered for sale. This is the substance of a talk delivered by Dr. Williams to students at the Univ. of Washington at Seattle in the Fall of 1950.

Yonkers, New York: The Alicat Bookshop Press, 1950. FIRST EDITION. Title in red and black. A fine copy in the original printed wrappers. A beginning on the short story. [Notes]. [np]: [np], [1950]. 8vo. 24 ff. Unbound. Browned and fragile. First edition and uncorrected proof sheets. The proofs did not include a title page. This pamphlet contains a condensed version of an address originally delivered to students of the University of Washington, Seattle, by Williams, in the fall of 1950. Wallace, A33.

Yonkers, New York: The Alicat Bookshop Press,, 1950. First edition, sole printing, presentation copy inscribed by the author on the front free endpaper, "Bob Wetterau, best luck from his old friend, William Carlos Williams, 11/14/50". Wetterau was the manager of the Flax book and art shop in Westwood Village, Los Angeles. In his autobiography, Williams recalls Wetterau's hosting skills: "That was a good party at Flax. Anais Nin was there and Man Ray and his wife, Don Paquette, Charlotte, Eyvind Earle. Later Bob invited us to his house for supper - volaille à la Bob with Armagnac poured over it and lighted at the table" (p. 387). Williams left Los Angeles with abiding memories of "The sparrows at night in the park - Bob and his brothers, George and Alec and their wives - tequila at five cents a glass" (p. 389). This book "is the substance of an address delivered in the fall of 1950 to students of the University of Washington in Seattle" (p. ii). Octavo. Original wire-stitched textured beige wrappers… Read More