Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Company, 1923. 32mo, saddle-stapled wraps. Gibbs 454. Two stories by the team behind the Little Blue Books series, both of which are reprinted from the Atlantic Monthly. Wraps toned and rubbed at extremities, small match burn to fore edge and the usual page toning, else a sturdy..... More
![Item #30356 Walt Whitman: Bard of the West [Little Blue Book No. 529]. Emily S. Hamblen](/pictures/thumb/30356.jpg?v=1669160282)
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, 1924. 32mo, saddle-stapled in faded blue wraps. Gibbs 529a, in the second noted wrapper, LBB(2). A little known study of Whitman by the noted William Blake scholar. A scarcer title in the series, the number soon supplanted by Fieldings' Women: The Criminal. A touch of fading to..... More
![Item #30350 Epigrams of Ibsen [Little Blue Book No. 154]. Henrik Ibsen](/pictures/thumb/30350.jpg?v=1669155003)
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, 1924. 32mo, saddle-stapled in blue wraps, two staple binding. Gibbs 154c, in the LBB(b) binding. Slight hint of fading to wraps else a clean, fine, bright example. More
![Item #30349 Discovery of the Future [Little Blue Book No. 165]. H. G. Wells](/pictures/thumb/30349.jpg?v=1669155493)
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, saddle-stapled in blue wraps, two staple binding. Gibbs 165a, noted variation 7, in the LBB (b) binding. Wraps a touch faded, with a slight vertical bend to fore edge of pages throughout. Very good. More
![Item #30343 Fantastic Debunking Fables [Little Blue Book No. 1081]. Ambrose Bierce](/pictures/thumb/30343.jpg?v=1669154575)
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, [1926]. First edition thus. 32mo, saddle-stapled in light blue wraps. Gibbs 1081, in the LBB (b) binding. Joshi & Schwarz A-11A. One of 10 Ambrose Bierce books republished by Haldeman-Julius, this one of the scarcer titles in the series. The copyright page lists the 1911 date in..... More
New York: Hillman Books, 1961. First edition. 16mo, 160 pp, paperback. First and only edition of this novel of bisexual life in Greenwich Village, which was written under pseudonym by the New York School writer Joseph LeSueuer, written while he was living with Frank O’Hara. The actually ends up in..... More
Paris: Pierre Belfond, 1973. First edition thus. 8vo, 146, [10] pp, bound in printed wraps. Text largely in French. Transcribed typographically from the original manuscript, with full page reproductions of it throughout, and a coda of ten reproductions following the text. Foreward by Philippe Sollers. The first regularly published edition..... More
Chicago: Quadrangle Books, 1968. First American edition. 8vo, 177 pp, bound in black cloth with titles stamped in green foil. Illustrated dust jacket. With a foreward by Bruno Bettelheim. Beradt began collecting dreams of her fellow German’s in 1933, after being forbidden to publish by the Nazis, and continued to..... More
London: International Times, 1968. Tabloid format, printed on newsprint with spot color. This issue of the longrunning underground newspaper features an interview with Rudi Dutschke, an interview and analysis of the demise of the UFO events at the Marquee club done by Steven Stollman (Of ESP Disk) and John Hopkins..... More
New York: The Vanishing Rotating Triangle / TVRT, 1972. First edition thus. 4to, 12 pp, mimeographed on rectos only and side-stapled into an illustrated cover sheet inside green plastic glassine wraps. Translated into English by AnneMarie Colbin. English translation of this superb Quiroga short story, and printed in a small..... More