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CENTER BROADSIDES 2005 READING SERIES.

- (New York : Center for Book Arts 2005)
- 11 ¼" x 16"
- hand-dyed paper printed with a gold cloth spine and gold grosgrain ribbon ties, title label on front cover
- 12 broadsides of various sizes
- Order Nr. 103154
- Price: $ 500.00

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Twelve broadsides, each representing the work of an individual poet who gave a reading at the Center for Book Arts in New York, are enclosed in an artistic portfolio that not only provides protection but also appeals to the eye. As part of the Broadside Reading Series, each author creates a broadside of one of their poems that captures the essence of the verse and the story they are telling. Includes works by Joan Larkin, Elizabeth Alexander, Elaine Equi, Laure-Anne Bosselaar, Tony Towle, Douglas Goetsch, Angelo Verga, Mark Nickels, M.J. Bender, Garrett Kalleberg, Jeff Friedman and Daniel Nester. Produced in a signed limited edition of 100, the broadsides are reserved for the yearly portfolios. The 2005 portfolio is covered in paper printed with a rectangular pattern with a quarter gold cloth spine and gold grosgrain ribbon ties.

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CATALOGUE OF THE CELEBRATED COLLECTION THE PROPERTY OF C....

Eight volume catalogue of the auction sale of the collection of C.A.Kenney, 1965-1968. Black and white plates and illustrations throughout.
Part 1-May 10-11, 1965, trade and economics, geography, navigation and surveying, dictionaries and social history, lots 1 to 555 (Blogie, Vol. III, 202).
Part II-October 18-20, 1965, trade and economics, geography, navigation, maps, surveying, and social history, lots 556 to 1338 lots (Blogie, Vol. III, 205).
Part III-March 28-29, 1966, science and surveying, lots 1339 to 1908 (Blogie, Vol. III, 209)
Part IV-June 6, 1966, manuscripts, autograph letters, documents and printed books, lots 1909 to 2311 (Blogie, Vol. III, 211)
Part V-October 24-25, 1966, science and surveying, lots 2312 to 2876 (Blogie, Vol. III, 214)
Part VI-May 22-23, 1967, science and surveying, lots 2877 to 3438 (Blogie, Vol. III, 221)
Part VII-March 25-26, 1968, science and surveying, lots 3439 to 4061 (Blogie, Vol. III, 229)
Part VIII-October 21, 1968, science, surveying, technology, lots 4062 to 4461 (Blogie, Vol. III, 235)
Top of spine torn on volumes I and II. Bottom of spine torn on volumes III and V. Top corner of back wrapper folded on volume III.

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