Dedications by Freeman-Ishill, Rose - 1962

Berkeley Heights NJ Oriole Press, 1960, First Edition. paperback. Limited edition, one of 100 copies. -- Softcover, 5x6 inches.. Condition: near fine.

[Berkeley Heights, NJ: The Oriole Press], 1963. Four-panel card, a four-line poem printed on the front panel, interior blank; very good.

Berkeley Heights, NJ: [Oriole Press], 1964. One sheet. 4x7.375 inches tipped into red printed wraps (4.625x8.5 inches), very good condition.

Berkeley Heights, NJ: [Oriole Press], 1964. One sheet. 4x7.375 inches tipped into green printed wraps (4.625x8.5 inches), very good condition.

Berkeley Heights NJ Oriole Press, 1958, paperback. SIGNED, inscribed to Herbert Faulkner West. -- Single poem reprinted from the 1917 original, limited to 63 numbered copies, handset small press printing. Tipped-in color frontispiece from a Japanese painting by Hosoda Eishi. -- Two ephemera are laid in: Personal note card to West from Joseph Ishill [the printer] with information about other publications, and Typed Letter Signed by Lewis M. Stark of the New York Public Libary (marked "copy") to Joseph Ishill. -- Softcover, 4 leaves, 4x8 inches, in tissue dust jacket. Condition: near fine.

New Jersey, U.S.A.: Oriole Press , 1959. Number 75 of 100 copies printed at the Oriole Press by Joseph Ishill who is primarily known for his limited, private editions usually in editions of 100 to 200 copies. Very few copies of these editions were sold, with most given either to friends and correspondents. CONDITION Card wraps, whip stitched, unpaginated (12 pages) with photo frontis and coloured head piece illus. Nice bright copy with faded spine.. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good/N/A. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

New Jersey, U.S.A.: Oriole Press , 1965. Unumbered edition of 100 copies printed at the Oriole Press by Joseph Ishill who is primarily known for the limited, private editions. Very few copies of these editions were sold, with most given either to friends and correspondents. CONDITION Handbound with Japanese Vellum spine and block printed floral paper, paste on paper title label to front, same floral paper end pages, series of 5 poems with green decorative head piece to each, unpaginated (approx 20 pages on untrimmed hand made paper). Small stain and tear at spine heel, mull tight but exposed at junction of one page (opened too widely?). Overall a nice crisp and bright copy with a little toning to edges of cover.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/N/A. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

New Jersey, U.S.A.: Oriole Press , 1965. Unumbered edition of 100 copies printed at the Oriole Press by Joseph Ishill who is primarily known for the limited, private editions. Very few copies of these editions were sold, with most given either to friends and correspondents. CONDITION Handbound with Japanese Vellum spine and block printed floral paper, paste on paper title label to front, same floral paper end pages, series of 5 poems with green decorative head piece to each, unpaginated (approx 20 pages on untrimmed hand made paper). Spine a bit rubbed and toned. Gift inscription inside front. Overall a nice very crisp and very bright copy.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/N/A. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Berkeley Heights Nj, 1962. Paperback with Jacket. Very Good/Very Good. Illus. by Oriole Press.

Berkeley Heights, NJ: Oriole Press, 1930. Beautiful book, bound in linen-backed handmade paper boards; first flyleaf partially glued to front pastedown; else fine, protected by lightly worn and browned dustwrapper. First edition. One of 210 copies printed, the entire edition. A presentation copy, inscribed in extremely lovely brown ink-script to Llewellyn Jones, U.S. writer and literary editor of the Chicago Evening Post, one of the signatories to Humanist Manifesto I, from Joseph Ishill, typographer and publisher of the Oriole Press. Includes four-page prospectus laid into book. Only a few copies were sold; all others destroyed because the author, on a lecture tour of Japan, wrote soon after publication that nearly all of his former ideas about Japan were mistaken. Printed ans set by hand with the twelve point Garamond; line cut on the title page after a drawing by the Japanese artist Yosai; head piece and Goudy initials. Two-color. A beautiful, well-preserved book. In plastic sleeve. Translated from… Read More