Banyan press (6 risultati)

Condizione: Good. Foreword by Carl Van Vechten. 12mo. [8] pp. Lists books by Gil Orlovitz, William Jay Smith, Tristan Corbière, Stephen Spender, Gertrude Stein. With order form loosely inserted. Very good in wraps.

8vo. quarter cloth, decorated paper-covered boards, glassine dust jacket. (x), 31, (3) pages. Limited to 500 numbered copies. Table of contents. Slightly rubbed and scuffed at edges. quarter cloth, decorated paper-covered boards, glassine dust jacket. Banyan Press (illustratore).

Condizione: Good. 18mo. 8 pp., Soft Covers, Very Good, with minor staining. Letterpress on fine paper. Price list of Banyan Press titles sold by Gotham Book Mart present.

Condizione: Good. 8vo. 4 pp., Very Good, Single Folded Page, slight creasing. Letterpress printed on laid paper. Promotional materials announcing printing of new works of poetry by John Berryman, Barbara Gibbs, Stephen Sandy, & James Merrill. Other works mentioned include Donald Keene's translation of the Hojoki of Kamo no Chomei, An Account Of My Hut; & Thomas Merton's translation of Guigo the Carthusian's letter on the solitary life.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Set in Bodoni types. Number LIII of LX (1060) special copies printed on Dutch handmade paper and signed by the translator/editor. Title-page printed in black and purple. Portrait frontispiece of the poet. Quarter red cloth with gilt spine titling (a bit faded) , Curwen patterned paper-covered boards. A very good copy. I suspect that this copy has been bound up from sheets at a later date. Signed by Author(s).…

Unbound. Condizione: Fine. Three prospectuses in printed envelope. Envelope measures 7½" x 5½". The nicely printed prospectuses are fine; the envelope is about fine with a tiny bit of wear at the corners. Prospectuses for *An Account Of My Hut*, the *Hojoki* of Kamo no Chomei, translated by Donald Keene; Thomas Merton's translation of Guigo the Carthusian's letter on the solitary life; and two newly published "pawlet" pamphlets by James Merrill and Stephen Sandy. (This prospectus also advertises that a few copies of the first two "pawlet" pamphlets, by John Hollander and Barbara Gibbs, from the late 1950s are still available.).…