Limited first edition of this elegant fine press poetry collection, inscribed by contributor Thom Gunn — from the library of George Bixby, whose Albondocani Press published several of Gunn's early poetry collections.
Uncorrected proofs for the first US edition of this wide-ranging, self-selected collection of Gunn's poetry, with publisher's review slip laid in.
Inscribed first UK edition, paperback issue, of this collection by the English-born, San Francisco-based poet — from the library of George Bixby, whose Albondocani Press published several of Gunn's earlier poetry collections.
Signed first US paperback edition of this double-collection by the British-born San Fransisco-based poet.
Review copy of the first US edition, paperback issue of Gunn's sixth poetry collection.
Paperback issue of the first US edition, review copy, of this wide-ranging, self-selected collection of Gunn's poetry, including early work from his time as an undergraduate at Cambridge.
First US edition, review copy, of this wide-ranging, self-selected collection of Gunn's poetry, including early work from his time as an undergraduate at Cambridge.
First edition of this wide-ranging, self-selected collection of Gunn's poetry, including early work from his time as an undergraduate at Cambridge.
First edition of the Anglo-San Franciscan poet's chapbook, including several poems later incorporated into his 1992 collection THE MAN WITH THE NIGHT SWEATS.
Inscribed first US paperback edition of this collection by the Anglo-Californian poet — from the library of George Bixby, Albondocani Press publisher and co-compiler (with Jack Hagstrom) of Gunn's bibliography.
First UK edition of the poet's early-'80s collection.
Signed limited first edition of the Anglo-San Franciscan poet's illustrated "kind of guide to leather bars" — one of 250 numbered copies, signed by Gunn and Hazard.
Signed limited first edition of Gunn's poem on San Francisco's Folsom Street Fair.
Limited first edition of this short collection of Gunn's poetry, featuring an evocative etching by artist John Thein.
Signed uncorrected proofs for the first edition of this early collection by the Anglo-Californian poet.
Inscribed uncorrected proofs for the first US edition of MOLY — from the library of George Bixby, Albondocani Press publisher and co-compiler (with Jack Hagstrom) of Gunn's bibliography.
Inscribed signed limited edition association copy from the library of George Bixby, whose Albondocani Press published several of Gunn's earlier poetry collections — one of only 100 hardbound copies.
Inscribed advance review copy of the first US edition of Gunn's poetry collection, from the library of Albondocani Press publisher and future Gunn co-bibliographer George Bixby.
Uncorrected proofs for the first US edition of this collection by the English-born, San Francisco-based poet.
First paperback edition of Gunn's most famous collection, largely made up of poems written in response to the AIDS epidemic.
Warmly inscribed limited edition association copy from the library of George Bixby, whose Albondocani Press published several of Gunn's earlier poetry collections.
Doubly signed limited edition of this elegy for Allan Noseworthy, founder of an AIDS hospice program and formerly the doorman at a New York leather bar, a longtime close friend of the poet who died in 1984.
Doubly signed limited first edition of these selected poems by the Anglo-San Franciscan poet, with illustrations made from etchings drawn by Hudson.
First US edition, review copy, of the poet's early-'80s collection, with editor Pat Strachan's presentation card, doubly inscribed by Gunn and Gunn's bibliographer Jack Hagstrom to Albondocani Press publisher and co-bibliographer George Bixby.
Inscribed first edition of the collection Gunn called his "best book," the Poetry Book Society's Spring Choice for 1971 — from the library of George Bixby, Albondocani Press publisher and co-compiler (with Jack Hagstrom) of Gunn's bibliography.
