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West Warwick,: Necronomicon Press,, 1976. Reprint.. The third publication from Necronomicon Press, an edition of 500 numbered and signed. The reason these earlier publications were so large is that they were only printed on one side of the paper. The value of THE UNITED to the HPL enthusiast is best summed up by Mr. T.E.D. Klein who wrote the foreword to this volume, "These pages introduce one to an exceedingly interesting man, a man at once generous, tender-hearted, and ferocious; modest and self-deprecating, yet outragously smug; eloquent, erudite, endlessly patient; asthetically conservative and politically reactionary; cynical, yet terribly naieve; pompous, often pedantic, wry, solemn, and above all highly opinionated. A memorable portrait emerges here, and best of all, it's by Lovecraft himself." Limited to 500 numbered and signed copies, each signed by the publisher, Marc Michaud.As new.

N.Y.: Dell, 1951. [First Edition]. A 10¢ Dell Book #36. A chapbook sized book. Originally published in ASTOUNDING magazine, 1941. Nice cover sheen. Very slight toning at edge margin; light rack-rub to spine. A near fine copy of an uncommon RAH item.

[Glendale, CA.]: [Roy A. Squires], 1977. First Printing. Although not credited, this was the 33rd booklet printed by Roy A. Squires, by hand from handset types, handsewn with silk thread. Five poems in all, this would be the last Robert E. Howard printing Squires would do. 353 numbered copies, this is copy 197. Handsomely printed upon Strathmore Chroma paper, from Bembo types . The private press of Roy A. Squires introduced fine printing to the fantasy & SF field. Fine.