Search Results: Titles starting with T from Ashlar Books

Almost fine copy in a slightly rubbed dust jacket. Thoughtfully inscribed to Burt ( Britton ) of the Strand Bookstore. Her second novel of movie fame.

Stapled wrappers. First edition, second state with printer's logo in black. Signed by Ferlinghetti on the front cover. Almost fine.

A 33 1/3 LP of Ferlinghetti reading this long poem with the addition of selections from Coney Island of the Mind and Pictures of the Gone World. The jacket is in very good condition and the LP ( red) appears barely played.

Fine copy. Limited to 30 numbered copies ( of which this is # eight ) signed by the author, the first poet laureate of the state of Utah, and the printer/binder, Paul Hunter. Printed paper title label on spine. Color illustrated front piece.

Fine copy of this 8 1/2 x 11 broadside. Numbered ( 153 of 162 ) and signed by the poet.Scarce.

Small portfolio of three poems on separate sheets. Limited to 75 numbered, signed copies. Letterpress printed with color linocut illustration. Additionally inscribed by Merwin to "Allen", Boulder CO 1975, likely at the beginning of the Naropa Jack Kerouac School of Poetics. Scarce.

First edition. Very good in a bright dust jacket. Inscribed by the author. Novel based on his experience as a WWI pilot.

The author's first book. Very good. Dust jacket has a 3" split on along spine and slight edge wear. Inscribed and signed by Sexton on the half title page Scarce

Scarce book. Inscribed and signed by the author. Illustrated color wrappers and many b/w photos. Slight wear to spine tips and rubbing to edges. Very good. No copies listed online. WorldCat show 5 institutional holdings. Little know utopian experiment.

A fine paperback copy with numerous woodcut illustrations.

A very good plus condition in a flexible binding of this historic Southern California turn of the century history. Front free endpaper shows some offsetting as well as the rear endpaper.

Ferlinghetti reads Travels in America Deserta - Side A. Music by Pale Horse Riders - Side B. Fine 45 in a plain sleeve.

A reprint (3rd) edition in blue cloth. Front hinge tender, scattered mottling on cloth spine. Good plus. Ownership signature of Sidney Cox, professor at Dartmouth College and a close friend of Robert Frost.

A fine copy of the 2nd edition of this experimental and unusual book. Only issued in paperback.

Accordion fold out style with stiff illustrated card stock. Peep hole allows for 3-D effects.Slight bumps to bottom edge(s) and some rubbing. Back cover price is blanked out by a black marker. Very good plus over all. No statement of edition. Scarce.

Translated from the Russian with an introduction by Babette Deutsch and Abraham Yarmolinsky. Issued as one of The Freeman Pamphlets. About fine in stapled wrappers.Controversial Bolshevik revolution poem about twelve soldiers ( Twelve Apostles) walking through the streets of Petrograd. Scarce in this condition.

About a fine copy with a nice inscription from "one of the three women".

Very good issued without dust jacket. Limited to 200 numbered copies. Introduction by Hebert Faulkner West.

Scarce "concrete-like" poetry pamphlet. One of 300 limited signed copies of which only 10 were for sale and the rest for the author. Additionally inscribed for Christmas by Barbara (Howes), the poet's wife. Very good plus condition with a bit of offsetting to title page and front end page.