New York: [One World Poetry / Millner Bros. Inc.], 1982. First Edition. Poster, 17'' x 11'' approx., red and black on yellow paper. Folded in quarters. Light wear and creasing. Very good. Poster advertising the Poetry Project appearance of: J. Bernlef, Hans Plomb, Lucebert, Remco Campert, Judith Herzberg, J.A. Deelder.....

Portland, ME: Café No, [1990s]. Single sheet, xerographically printed recto only. Near fine with a single old horizontal fold line, else sharp. Poster for a reading at Portland's Café No, founded by Paul Lichter and David Snow. With a nice quote on Elmslie from John Ashbery.

Prague: [Divadlo na zabradli], 1964. First Edition. Wraps. Square 16mo. Saddle-stapled black and white wraps. Minor edgewear and very slight touches of staple rust. [16pp.] including covers. Theater stamp to upper right corner of first page. Very good plus. Illustrated with photographs by Viktor Richter, calligrams by Havel, and text.....

New York: The Poetry Project, 1979. First Edition. 4to. Five mimeographed sheets stapled at upper left corner. Folded once horizontally; mailed thus with address of poet Terence Winch adhered. About very good. Some toning; wear along fold and edges. Overall, clean. [10] pp. Announces readings and workshops held at this.....

[Detroit]: [1971?]. Broadside. 14" by 8.5" approx. Near fine with shallow creases visible to verso. Likely dating from the Golden Age of Detroit's Cass Corridor poetry/arts movement, a striking ephemeral broadside flyer for a reading from one of the most Detroit of the Detroit poets, on the campus of his.....

(New York): Folklore Center, [1966]. First Edition. Oblong 4to. offset broadside, 8.5" x 11". Printed recto only. Folded three times for mailing, mild toning. Else near fine. Recently archivally framed in unfinished maple, floated above warm white mat with spacer and under Plexiglas. Frame very fine. Striking flyer for a......

n.p. n.p., n.d. [ca. 1953]. Photograph. In an elegant black frame with gold center trim and light grey matte. Image size: 12" x 16 1/4". Frame size: 17" x 20 3/4". Fine. A sharp and handsome black & white image by Arthur Knight (unsigned) of Henry Miller at Big Sur's.....

New York: Poetry Project, 1977. First Edition. Wraps. 4to. Wraps stapled once at upper-left corner. Very good. Folded twice for mailing (and mailed to poet Terence Winch, with handwritten address, right under his own poem contribution on final leaf), showing moderate toning along folds. Else clean overall, with a bit.....

New York: Poetry Project, 1977. First Edition. 4to. Wraps stapled once at upper-left corner. Very good. Folded twice horizontally for mailing, showing light to moderate toning and rubbing throughout. A bit handled, but overall clean. [8] pp. Announces readings and workshops held at this cornerstone of the New York poetry.....

New York: Poetry Project, 1977. First Edition. Wraps. 4to. Wraps stapled once at upper-left corner. Very good. Folded twice for mailing, and mailed to poet Terence Winch. Light yellowing to pages. Else clean overall, with several moderate corner creases. [8] pp. Announces readings and workshops held at the cornerstone of.....

New York: Poetry Project, 1977. First Edition. 4to. Wraps stapled once at upper-left corner. Very good. Folded twice horizontally for mailing, showing light to moderate toning and rubbing throughout. A bit handled, but overall clean. [8] pp. Announces readings and workshops held at this cornerstone of the New York poetry.....

New York: Poetry Project, 1977. First Edition. 4to. Wraps stapled once at upper-left corner. Very good. Folded twice horizontally for mailing, showing light to moderate toning and rubbing throughout. A bit handled, but overall clean. [8] pp. Announces readings and workshops held at this cornerstone of the New York poetry.....

New York: Poetry Project, 1977. First Edition. 4to. Wraps stapled once at upper-left corner. Very good. Folded twice horizontally for mailing, showing light to moderate toning and rubbing throughout. A bit handled, but overall clean. [8] pp. Announces readings and workshops held at this cornerstone of the New York poetry.....