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Seller's Description:
Good. Signed. First Edition. Signed by author. 1978 printing, London Permanent Press. One of 500 copies. Mild shelf wear, aging to cover and edges. Slightly bumped corners. Pages clean, binding sound.
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Fine in fine jacket. Thin 8vo, pictorial wrappers. London & New York: Permanent Press, 1978. Limited First Edition. Of 550 copies, this one of 50 which are specially bound in heavy wrappers and are numbered and signed by the author.
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Near Fine. First edition. Selfwrappers, illustrated by David Chaloner. Wraps lightly toned along the edges, a few small creases, near fine. One of 22 lettered copies, Signed by the author, illustrator, and publisher. With publishers letter laid in.
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Fine in Not Issued jacket. Limited Edition. 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall. Signed by Author First edition. Limited to 550 copies, 50 of which were specially bound, numbered and signed. This copy is one of the unsigned issue that has been signed by Olson on the title page. Unusual as such. Perfect-bound illustrated wraps. Fine condition.
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Near Fine in Not Issued jacket. Association Copy. 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall. Inscribed by Author First edition, limited to 550 copies, 50 of which were specially bound, numbered and signed. This copy one of the 500 unsigned issue that is inscribed by Olson on the front free endpage to publisher James Laughlin. "For James Laughlin-these sad New England poems-w/pleasure Toby Olson." Perfect-bound illustrated wraps. Beginning toning on spine and rear wrap edge and two tiny spots above isbn. Near Fine condition. Laughlin was the published of New Directions.
