Walker John Edward Smith (8 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. Later printing. Probably the last edition of Walkers' Critical Pronouncing Dictionary as such with the addition of 5000 new words by Smith. Corners bumped and spine splitting side. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Rigby Graham; Jack Yates (illustrator). 1st Edition. 38pp + Contents page. Seventeenth issue of a magazine of poetry and comment produced by John Cotton. Cover designed by Rigby Graham and one other two-colour lithograph illustration by him on inside page. Two collage-based illustrations by Jack Yates. Twenty eight poems in total (written by 22 different poets). Black and red front cover on yellow b/g with black lettering. Staple bound with a hint of rust. Plain thin card back cover. Clean inside pages.

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Periodical. Small quarto. Mimeographed leaves in stapled wrappers. Front wrapper designed and printed by Oscar Mellor at the Fantasy Press. 24pp. A few ink corrections in the text as issued. A few creases and toning at edge of wraps, very good. This issue contains an early poem from D.M. Thomas, the biography of The Fantasy Press, and a checklist of The Fantasy Poets series. Additional contributors include Leslie Norris, Norman Jackson, Paddy Webb, Ted Walker, B.S. Johnson, Paul Coltman, John Cotton, Elizabeth Jennings, George McBeth, Edward Lucie-Smith, and Martin Seymour-Smith.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. Rigby Graham; Elisabeth Dowling; Margaret McCord; Anne Palmer; John Gilbert (illustrator). 1st Edition. 40pp + Contents page. Fifteenth issue of a magazine of poetry and prose produced by John Cotton. This issue was printed in a limited edition (quantity unknown). Cover illustration by Elisabeth Dowling. Six woodcut illustrations by other artists (including Rigby Graham) on inside pages. 'Ruined Chapel' by Rigby Graham is printed two colour. Also included is A Note on Woodcutting by Francis Wilson. Fifteen poems in total, including a concrete (visual) poem by Nina Steane. Blue/grey covers with red title lettering. Red lettering also on title page. Staple bound with no rust. Touch of shelf wear to lower right hand corner. Clean inside pages. Appears unread.

Hardcover. xli, Maps 1-4, 1247 pp. Oxford Handbooks. LCC: 2011018578 Very good condition; light color fading at top of spine.

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine. Magazine. Cover by Rigby Graham. 19pp. Small quarto typescript in stapled wrappers. Light tanning to the wraps, near fine or better. Literary journal with contributions from Cotton, Jon Stallworthy, Gillian Fidler, Ted Walker, Elizabeth Jennings, Leonard Clark, Martin Seymour-Smith, Jim Burns, Edward Lucie-Smith, Sally Purcell, and Michael Bullock. Limited to 260 copies.

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine. Magazine. Small quarto in stapled wrappers. Front wrapper designed and printed by Oscar Mellor at the Fantasy Press. 24pp. The word "editions" on page 25 is corrected in pen to say "editors" and on the last page the year "1963" under Oxford Poetry to read "1953," as issued. Minor wear to extremities, else fine. This issue contains an early poem from D.M. Thomas, the biography of The Fantasy Press, and a checklist of The Fantasy Poets series. Additional contributors include Leslie Norris, Norman Jackson, Paddy Webb, Ted Walker, B.S. Johnson, Paul Coltman, John Cotton, Elizabeth Jennings, George McBeth, Edward Lucie-Smith, and Martin Seymour-Smith.

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine. Small quarto. Mimeographed leaves in stapled wrappers. Front wrapper designed and printed by Oscar Mellor at the Fantasy Press. 24pp. A few ink corrections in the text as issued. Minor wear to extremities, else fine. This issue contains an early poem from D.M. Thomas, the biography of The Fantasy Press, and a checklist of The Fantasy Poets series. Additional contributors include Leslie Norris, Norman Jackson, Paddy Webb, Ted Walker, B.S. Johnson, Paul Coltman, John Cotton, Elizabeth Jennings, George McBeth, Edward Lucie-Smith, and Martin Seymour-Smith. Signed on the front wrap by contributors George McBeth and Edward Lucie-Smith.