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Item Details
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| Author: |
Joans, Ted |
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Lot of 6 titles |
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Various places |
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[1961-2001] |
| Item # : |
182381 |
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| Sale Number |
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364 |
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335 |
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| Fine Literature of the 19th & 20th Centuries, with the David Oakey Collection of Gary Snyder |
| Sale Date |
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09/27/2007 |
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1pm PST |
| Low Estimate |
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$ 700 |
| High Estimate |
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$ 1,000 |
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| Description: |
| Comprises: All of Ted Joans and No More. Wrappers. 2nd printing. Sept. 1961. * The Hipsters. Wrappers. [Corinth / Citadel, 1961]. * Afrodisia. Cloth, dj. Hill & Wang, [1970]. * Black Pow-Wow Jazz Poems. Boards, dj price clipped. 1st U.K. Ed. Calder & Boyars, [1973]. * “The Truth.” Small broadside on cardstock, his famous 12-line poem. Printed at the Center for Book Arts, New York, by Dikko Faust, [1978]. * Lost & Found: “In Thursday Sane.” Wrappers. 1 of 500 copies printed (of which only 100 survived). Swan Scythe Press, [2001]. Together, 6 volumes. First printings. |
| Each signed by Ted Joans, the great African-American Jazz poet, who passed away in 2003. Rarely this many signed titles found in this quantity. He was a contemporary and friend of Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg and his painting, Bird Lives, hangs in the De Young Museum in San Francisco. |
| Condition: |
| Earlier titles with light wear, else near fine to fine. |
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