from Town Books of San Anselmo

This is a true, first edition, stated on the copyright page with the complete number line ending in 1 on the last page of the book. Boards have some bumps to corners and some spotting on cover. Illustrated endpapers. Portrait of Sylvia Plath on back flap of dust jacket. Pages are clean except for one small spot along fore… Read more

This handsome volume is quite rare in the online market. Some bumping to corners and scuffing to spine. No internal markings. Photograph portrait of Brooke as frontispiece who was often referred to as "the handsomest man in England." Poems span his early period before World War I and those written during his time in the trenches. There is a biographical… Read more

Binding is mildly soiled, scuffed and bumped. Heavy foxing on endpapers and some foxing to pages throughout. Ink name and date of FFEP. Hinge is tight. A very readable copy! Edited by professor, W.D. Christie of Trinity College, Cambridge with a revised Dryden Memoir. All proceeds benefit The Friends of the San Anselmo Library

This is a Cambridge Edition of the works of Shelley. There is a two inch rip along the edge of the top spine (see photo), otherwise a very nice copy. Marbled boards with owner's bookplate on FEP. Some discoloration along boarders of free end papers. Pages are bright and clean. All proceeds benefit The Friends of the San Anselmo Library.

232 pp. This sweet book of love poems features over 80 poets and authors, including The Brownings, Burns, Coleridge, Herrick, Longfellow, Rossetti, Shakespeare, Shelley, Tennyson, Wordsworth and many more. The boards are slightly bumped on corners and have minor soiling and scuffs. Gilt designs are very clean and bright on dark green cloth boards. Endpapers are illustrated with a large… Read more

80 pp. Leather boards are slightly soiled. Spine has darkened with age. Hinges are tight. Pages are bright and clean. Numerous illustrations throughout by famed artist and illustrator Howard Pyle. Holmes' poem satirizes the building of the "one hoss shay" by a country deacon that lasts for 100 years and then completely falls apart. All proceeds benefit The… Read more

191 pp. This 115 year-old book is in Near Fine condition with only very minor bumping to head foot and spine. There is an ink inscription on the front FFLF underneath a very small, blind-stamped book shop name. Poems are accompanied by lovely, ethereal black and white photographs. Pages are clean and bright. Hinge is tight. All proceeds benefit The… Read more

These 140 year old volumes are in Near Fine condition and seem never to have been opened or read. The hinge is very tight and there are no internal markings. The forefront of pages are brilliantly, edge-gilded. Woodworth was a well-known and loved 19th century Massachusetts writer, essayist, literary journalist and poet. He was read and appreciated for his highly… Read more

These 2 lovely miniature books were published some time in the first decade of the 20th century. The bindings are in very good condition with just slight fading and rubbing. End papers are marbled green. The Tennyson title's front end paper is attached, but loose along verso edge. Hinges are tight and pages are clean and bright. Each books has… Read more

This slim volume of romantic poetry is divided up by the seasons of the year with simple line drawings of quasi-erotic male and female figures. The cream-colored book comes in an identically illustrated pink paper outer jacket. There is some soiling to outer cover. No internal markings or plates. The hinge is slightly loose but very much in tact. All… Read more