Elgin, Illinois: Brethren Publishing House, 1947. First edition, first printing. Signed by William Stafford and inscribed to a former owner on the recto of the front free endpaper. Bound in publisher's original pale green cloth stamped in gilt, Near Fine with light fading to cloth, in a Near Fine unclipped..... More
Portland, OR: Crap Hound, 1997. First edition. Signed by Sean Tejaratchi on verso of front wrap with a short inscription to former owner in black ink, "Amy - you are the snowflakes that drift on the winter breeze.. the luminous plankton that ride (singular, dammit) the waves [wavy symbol] [heart]..... More
Portland, OR: Crap Hound, 1997. First edition. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps, red variant.Very Good+, corners slightly worn , staples a bit rusty. A long-running clip-art 'zine from the graphic designer and humorist best-known for his brilliant Liartown online and print work. This issues features pictures of eyes, hearts, and..... More
Portland, OR: Crap Hound, 1999. First edition. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Fine A long-running clip-art 'zine from the graphic designer and humorist best-known for his brilliant Liartown online and print work. This issues features pictures of scissors, phones, and death-related things like skulls and gravestones as well as the..... More
[Portland?]: [no publisher]. [Late 1960s]. Single-sheet white cardstock measuring 14"x14", with original black painted design covering a 12"x12" area, signed on the back in pencil by Judi Biandel. Appears to an original artist's mockup for the 1960s Portland rock band The New Tweedy Bros., with a nearly-identical image of the..... More
Portland, OR: Nazraeli Press, 2000. 2000-2017. 124 Volumes [100 titles + five multi-volume deluxe sets, and duplicates of several titles, several labeled AP for Artist's Proof.] A complete run of the celebrated series, which features 100 uniformly sized books of various colors, giving each artist a 16-page canvas to exhibit..... More
Portland, OR: [War Manpower Commission], 1940s. 22.5" x 48" poster lettered in red and blue. Near Mint. Bright with very little wear, stored rolled-up by an Americana collector. Tiny sticker on verso has been removed with a little loss. A WWII propaganda poster notifying pulp and paper mill workers in..... More
New York: Aperture, 1980. First edition, signed limited issue, no. 26 of 400 copies thus. Includes gelatin silver print "Reeds, Oregon" from 1975 mounted on board, signed by Weston in pencil, his stamp on reverse of photograph mount. Book also signed by Weston at limitation in ink. 131 pp. Publisher's..... More
New York: Atlantic Monthly Press, 1988. Uncorrected advance proof, issued to book reviewers and booksellers before publication of the first edition. Signed by Tobias Wolff on title page, inscribed to Oregon radio host Mel Waggoner. [xii], 292 pp. Bound in publisher's blue wraps. Fine. A sharp, unread copy. Rare in..... More