Fine And Private Press Books. from Bromer Booksellers

(Tannersville, NY): Tideline Press, 1976. Three oblong 16mo volumes. (12); (12); (12)ff. One of twenty-six deluxe, lettered copies. Signed by the author, as well as by the illustrator, Elaine Scull, and the printer and designer, Leonard Seastone. The trilogy consists of Pioneers, The Cavalryman, and The Island Hunter. Each begins with a two-page spread as a title page, incorporating… Read more about this item

Cazenovia, NY: Gleaner Press, 1966. Marx, Robert. Octavo. 12pp + 9 inserted plates etched and hand-printed by Marx and signed by him. Of an edition fo eighty copies, this is one of fifteen specially bound. The artist, the translator, and the binder have all signed the colophon. These punctuate Eva Thoby-Marcelin's translation of Maupassant's short story, which narrates the… Read more about this item

Eugene, OR: Lone Goose Press, 1997. Eschner, Robin. Square small quarto. (22)pp., accordionfold. One of fifty copies, signed by both the author and by the artist, Robin Eschner. Deeply printed with Eschner's woodcuts, the whole unfolds into a nearly 22-foot-long panorama up to the task of Lopez's melancholy celebration of the American landscape, as seen from his Toyota 4-Runner.… Read more about this item

Northampton, MA: Edward's Press, 1974. Octavo. (42)pp. Limited to "forty-odd" copies numbered and signed by the printer, Charles Edward Clement. The contents page is keyed to a selection of page bonnet ornaments which are printed in red, blue, or green, and decorate the top margin of each essay. Spine a trifle sunned, else fine in morocco-backed marbled boards. … Read more about this item

Boston: Heron Press, 1979. Davis, Steve. 16mo. (33)pp. One of 100 copies, signed at the colophon by the author. Frontispiece and four additional woodcuts executed by Davis in a range of colors, with images suitably esoteric to go along with Metz's somewhat mystagogic verses. Bound in quarter red morocco with black cloth over boards. Faint rubbing overall to covers,… Read more about this item

Boston: Anne & David Bromer, 1983. (xviii), 46pp. Second edition. One of 150 copies. This famous miniature book of Horace's songs was first printed at the Ashendene Press in 1923 on a commission from Queen Mary for the library of her magnificent Doll's House. Of that first printing, only a handful of copies survive today, making it a book… Read more about this item

Lexington: Stamperia del Santuccio, 1962. Hammer, Victor. Octavo. 7pp. First edition. One of 69 copies signed by Merton. Printed by Victor Hammer, as Opus 17. An extremely fine copy in brown boards with dustwrapper featuring a passage from Proverbs printed by Hammer with a two-color initial "S", and and interlinear English translation of the text printed in red. An… Read more about this item

Cambridge, MA and Chicago: Harvard College Library and Newberry Library, 1947. Small quarto. ix, 32pp. From an edition of 360 copies, this is one of forty copies printed on India paper for distribution in the United States. This is a possible trial copy, evidenced by the laid-in paste-paper sample and annotated prospectus. The deluxe paper adds appropriate luminosity to… Read more about this item

Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr., 2018. Kennedy, Jr., Amos Paul. Letterpress poster, from Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.'s series honoring Rosa Parks. Signed by the artist. Each installment in this series highlights Parks's determination, humanity, and honesty, upholding her persistent activism and uplifting her famous, yet sanitized, moment of refusal to bow to segregation. The masterful technique of layering colorful wood… Read more about this item

Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr., 2018. Kennedy, Jr., Amos Paul. Letterpress poster, from Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.'s series honoring Rosa Parks. Signed by the artist. Each installment in this series highlights Parks's determination, humanity, and honesty, upholding her persistent activism and uplifting her famous, yet sanitized, moment of refusal to bow to segregation. The masterful technique of layering colorful wood… Read more about this item

Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr., 2018. Kennedy, Jr., Amos Paul. Letterpress poster, from Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.'s series honoring Rosa Parks. Signed by the artist. Each installment in this series highlights Parks's determination, humanity, and honesty, upholding her persistent activism and uplifting her famous, yet sanitized, moment of refusal to bow to segregation. The masterful technique of layering colorful wood… Read more about this item

Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr., 2018. Kennedy, Jr., Amos Paul. Letterpress poster, from Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.'s series honoring Rosa Parks. Signed by the artist. Each installment in this series highlights Parks's determination, humanity, and honesty, upholding her persistent activism and uplifting her famous, yet sanitized, moment of refusal to bow to segregation. The masterful technique of layering colorful wood… Read more about this item

Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr., 2018. Kennedy, Jr., Amos Paul. Letterpress poster, from Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.'s series honoring Rosa Parks. Signed by the artist. Each installment in this series highlights Parks's determination, humanity, and honesty, upholding her persistent activism and uplifting her famous, yet sanitized, moment of refusal to bow to segregation. The masterful technique of layering colorful wood… Read more about this item

New York, New York: The Thistle Press, 1955. Eichenberg, Fritz. Two folio-sized portfolios. (8); (8)ff. A total of sixteen prints each measuring 12 1/2 by 17 inches. Known to book collectors as a master wood engraver, Eichenberg also executed a series of drawings that appeared in Dorothy Day's "The Catholic Worker" newspaper, a lay publication concerned with the intersection… Read more about this item

Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr., 2018. Kennedy, Jr., Amos Paul. Letterpress poster, from Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.'s series honoring Rosa Parks. Signed by the artist. Each installment in this series highlights Parks's determination, humanity, and honesty, upholding her persistent activism and uplifting her famous, yet sanitized, moment of refusal to bow to segregation. The masterful technique of layering colorful wood… Read more about this item

Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr., 2018. Kennedy, Jr., Amos Paul. Letterpress poster, from Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.'s series honoring Rosa Parks. Signed by the artist. Each installment in this series highlights Parks's determination, humanity, and honesty, upholding her persistent activism and uplifting her famous, yet sanitized, moment of refusal to bow to segregation. The masterful technique of layering colorful wood… Read more about this item

Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr., 2018. Kennedy, Jr., Amos Paul. Letterpress poster, from Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.'s series honoring Rosa Parks. Signed by the artist. Each installment in this series highlights Parks's determination, humanity, and honesty, upholding her persistent activism and uplifting her famous, yet sanitized, moment of refusal to bow to segregation. The masterful technique of layering colorful wood… Read more about this item

Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr., 2018. Kennedy, Jr., Amos Paul. Letterpress poster, from Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.'s series honoring Rosa Parks. Signed by the artist. Each installment in this series highlights Parks's determination, humanity, and honesty, upholding her persistent activism and uplifting her famous, yet sanitized, moment of refusal to bow to segregation. The masterful technique of layering colorful wood… Read more about this item

(Frankfurt am Main): Edition Kölling, 1968. Schmolck, H. C.. Calendar comprising 24ff. prints, plus an introduction written by the artist, Hans Christoph Schmolck, and an illustrated cover page. One of 200 copies signed by the artist, with a hand-written statement of limitation; the prints are also signed and numbered by Schmolck. Each month is illustrated with two pages of… Read more about this item

Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr., 2010. Kennedy, Jr., Amos Paul. 136 church fans, each with the name of an individual killed while working for civil rights in the United States from the 1940s through the 1960s. The names, and the dates and locations of their murders, are printed in blue, while on each "Murdered" is printed in red. The fan… Read more about this item