Search Results: Authors starting with P from Ashlar Books

Nice hardbound first edition copy with gold lettering. End pastedowns with county map.

Very good in a chipped dust jacket. Mild scattered foxing and some wear along the cloth boards. Very scarce edition of this story of a WWI pilot & famous Olympian. Laid in is a newspaper clipping obituary of his untimely death.

Very good in stiff boards with plastic comb binding designed by the artist.Lecture given at the University of Oslo. Illustrated. One of 350 copies, numbered and signed by Pannaggi. Presentation to Professor Reginald Issacs who was a longtime friend of Walter Gropius and wrote the definitive biography of the architect.Pannaggi was an Italian painter & architect of the Futurist movement and was later associated with the Bauhaus. Laid in are 3 postcards depicting Pannaggi's work as well as a printed clipping description of a modernist house in Norway. Scarce signed copy of this monograph and a nice association copy.

A vey nice copy in decorated dust jacket. Illustrated with photos.

Silk off-white textured cover boards. Paper label on spine and heavy brown endpapers. One of 106 copies of this nicely printed book. A fine copy.

Number 2 of 50 copies signed by all three writers. Almost fine copy except for a crease on the bottom tip that extends through out the text.

Fine copy in dust jacket. Review copy with slip laid in. Translated by William Arrowsmith.

Broadside poem ( 10 1/2 x 16 1/2 ). Number 3 of 80 signed copies. Two holograph corrections to the text of the poem, including another correcting the birth place of the author. He must not have been pleased with this print run. Minor age toning to edges. Scarce

First Edition. Very good in illustrated dust jacket, which is chipped on top edge of spine.Interesting inscription to Llewellyn Jones (13 July 1884–1 July 1961) who was a writer and literary critic and a signer to the Humanist Manifesto 1. Signed & dated by Peterson.

Excellent ( 8 1/2 x 11 ) condition in a spiral comb binding with a stiff card board backing, There is some age toning to the edges of the original envelope. George Petty was an exceptional pin-up artist and the January's Bunny Girl is an iconic image. Complete with all the months present.

Fine first edition in dust jacket with very slight age toning to the edges. Scarce orignal edition of this comic novel recently republished by New Directions. Blurb by Ann Beattie on rear cover.

An excellent vinyl LP record in a very good outer sleeve. Recordings of Bother Antoninus, Josephine Miles, Michael McClure, Jack Spicer, James Broughton, Robert Duncan, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Kenneth Rexroth, Philip Whalen, and Allen Ginsberg. Sleeve notes by Kenneth Rexroth. This is the original first Hanover recording, not the Evergreen re-issue.

Fine wrapper copy in a pictorial envelope. Limited to 75 numbered copies, signed by the publisher ( Jackson ) with a rear pocket containing a facsimile of a questionnaire page and two sheets of color photos of Porter.

Very good stapled wrappers with a slight crease to an edge. The 2nd edition of one ( of six ) Pound's pamphlets on economics.

Fine copy limited to 200 copies on Rives heavy paper. Colored frontispiece wood-engraving by Dellas Henke.An ambitious production for this small press. The slightly mottled dim grey cloth spine is an unfortunate combination to the pattern boards.

Vorticist design by Dorothy Shakespeare Pound. Covers show rubbing to extremities, otherwise very good. One of 500 copies. The first appearance in book form of T..S. Eliot's poems including the "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock". Gallup B1.

First US edition. A very nice copy in dust jacket of Pratolini's "youthful" novel. The Italian author was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature three times.

First edition. Almost fine in dust jacket with a hint of rubbing to top of spine. Traces of soiling to rear dust jacket.