Millerton, New York: Something Else Press, 1972. Inscribed by Author; Octavo, red cloth, pale green endpapers, black top page edges. pp (vi), 90. Fine in fine jacket. INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR "To Christopher with great expectations Love Toby Oct. 1976." A first novel by this Detroit woman who was an expatriate living in Canada. Edition of 1k copies. ; Signed by Author 0871100835

New York: Talese/Doubleday, 1992. Uncorrected proof in cream non-pictorial card covers. Corner crease to front cover, light spine sunning, VG otherwise. A novel of Dublin.

San Mateo, CA: True Heart Publications, 1998. Octavo, 12 pp stapled in lavendar paper covers. Covers faintly sunned at margins, else fine. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

17 catalogues, 8-16 pp each, stapled in paper covers. Present are no. 1 (Jan., 1984), 2,3,4,7,8,9, 10,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,21,22 (Nov. 1997). Good-VG condition, some with slight annotation or marks. Bannatyne Books were John Buchan specialists and the catalogues contain only books by or pertaining to Buchan. ; Octavo

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1971. Card covers. Orange spine letters faded, VG+ otherwise. ; Octavo

Santa Barbara, CA: Unicorn. 12mo, pp [8], sewn in green card covers. Fine copy. 400 copies published, May 26, 1967, on the occasion of Loewinsohn's poetry reading at the Unicorn Book Shop. Printed by Alan Brilliant & Jeffrey Sorenson at the Unicorn Press. An early Unicorn imprint. Reportedly most of the edition was scrapped because the author was unhappy with the printing (some of the inking is not perfect). This is Lepper's state "c" (no priority), one of 270 copies thus. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Bloomington, IN: Phillips Publishing Corporation, no date (1969). Quarto, pp [8], stapled in paper covers. One inch split to top spine fold, creased nick to front cover, VG otherwise. Poems with photos of an African-American woman. You don't see titles like this anymore. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

London: Hutchinson, 1993. Octavo, card covers. Tidy ink owner name at top margin of front free endpaper, with ink date on the other side, else fine. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced. 0091775418

Lawrence, KS: University of Kansas Libraries, 1965. Second printing. Green card covers. pp (8), 180, [4]. Bit of rubbing to spine folds, small tears to upper inner corner of rear cover, VG otherwise. ; Octavo

University of Toronto Press, 1974. Brown cloth. 226 pp. Fine in fine jacket. ; Octavo

Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1973. Red cloth. pp 136 + frontispiece photo. Index, bound-in ribbon marker. Fine in VG jacket. ; Octavo

Philadelphia: The Centaur Book Shop, 1925. Cream linen spine and blue boards, with paper labels. pp [4], (4), (154). Tipped in frontispiece portrait with tissue guards. # 201 of an edition of 500 copies. Spine a bit darkened with small soil spots, spine label darkened and a bit rubbed, yellowing to page edges, rubbing to lower edges of boards, VG otherwise. With the handsome bookplate of Clement Shorter, designed by Walter Crane (woman seated with open book). The first DHL bibliography. Lawrence's Foreword titled "The Bad Side of Books". ; Octavo

Santa Barbara: Black Sparrow Press, 1978. The trade issue. Corduroy spine with printed paper labels and pictorial boards. Fine copy. Cream dust jacket has nicks and shallow creases across top edge, VG+ otherwise. ; Octavo

Santa Barbara: Black Sparrow Press, 1978. The limited issue. Two volumes, hardcover, corduroy spines with printed paper labels and pictorial boards, in a heavy card slipcase, with original plain acetate wrappers. Number 89 of an edition of 200 copies signed by Morrow, Lafourcade, and Kenner. This limited edition also includes as the second volume CROSSING THE FRONTIER, a previously unpublished Lewis story. Books are fine, slipcase has spotting to edges and rear panel and a small abrasion to cover label, unworn otherwise. 1.5 kg parcel; Octavo

New York: New Rivers Press, 1977. Paper issue (400 copies). Octavo, card covers. pp (88). Bit of rubbing to spine ends, soft bump to upper outer corners, VG. Poetry. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

London: Faber, 1966. Light red cloth. Slight sunning to foot of spine, light endpaper tanning from binding, VG otherwise, no previous owner names. Price-clipped dust jacket faintly soiled, with the remains of a price-sticker above the flap clip, else fine . An adaptation of de Vega's "La Fianza Satisfecha".

Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1973. Squarish 16mo, xii, 143, 5 pp. Blue cloth. Minute rubbing to spine tips, else fine. Price-clipped jacket lightly dust soiled to rear panel; light rubbing to spine folds; spine lightly sunned,; edge nick to front panel; VG+ otherwise. "This little book offers a joyful promise of abiding love and personal fulfillment. Drawing directly on the four Gospels, it retells the story of Jesus in simple language that reveals the true man not only through his teachings but also in his relationships with other people." - jacket flap. Uncommon book by the noted novelist. 0385059795

Dulwich Village (England): Oufpost Publication, 1962. Octavo, 16 pp, card covers, Very soft crease to lower outer corners of covers, else fine. Author's third book of poetry. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

New York: Knopf, 1920. Thirrd edition. Black cloth, red topstain. The spine has three small white flecks, bit of rubbing to tips, and the pale green spine lettering is dulled. Topstain sunned and slightly age-darkened, page edges lightly tanned and foxed, light yellowing and foxing to endpapers; a good, sound jacketless copy. First published 1917, this third edition follows the text of the 1918 second and slightly revised edition, but adds a new HLM preface for this third edition.

London: Ward Lock, 1900. 7th printing (first was in 1893). Dark green cloth, spine gilt lettered, top edge gilt. (viii), 52, [8, ads] pp. Frontispiece portrait with tissue guard inserted. Small light spots to front and rear covers; thin cream endpapers a bit tanned, with consequent offset tanning to first and last page; ink name to front free endpaper; hairline cracks to inner hinges but hinges firm; a nice, bright and unworn copy otherwise of this collection of short stoires, some (all?) of criminous interest. In Hubin and in Queen, The Detective Short Story.; Octavo