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rif. 57585902-6Used - Good. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. unknown
1967rif. 131134531New York: Grossman Publishers 1967. First American Edition. Paperback. Like New. 0x0x0. First American edition wrappered issue. Bilingual. Fine with die cut wraps in excellent shape. In protective clear glassine wraps that may or may not be original a little chipped. An excellent copy. Grossman Publishers paperback
1967rif. 68171Printed in the UK: Cape Goliard 1967. First edition. Softcover: brown paper wrapper with cut-out and glassine d/j. Very good/Good. 12mo. Unpaginated 40 pp. Illustrated with a sepia photographic portrait of Neruda. Spanish text with Eglish translations by Alastair Reid. Pages slightly toned but are generally clean and bright. Binding still strong and square. Wrapper is lightly worn and gently bumped. The d/j has a closed 6.5 cm tear along the spine a 1 cm closed tear on the fore edge and is worn along the edges. Glassine becomes brittle with age; handle with care. Condition: . Cape Goliard unknown
1967rif. 14201London: Cape Goliard 1967. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Near fine/near fine. Square small octavo about 30pp. Near fine in the publisher's brown paper over boards. Very gentle wear to the base of the spine; hardly notable. Touch of foxing to the first and last few leaves else clean and sound. In a very near fine example of the fragile handmade paper dust jacket which is only gently sunned on the spine and part of the rear panel. This is number 4 of 100 limited copies of the hardcover issue which is SIGNED by both Neruda and Reid on the title page. Scarce. Cape Goliard hardcover
1967rif. 3117663London: Cape Goliard Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1967. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. SIGNED limited edition. Copy 8 of 100 signed by Pablo Neruda and translator Alastair Reid on title page. Fine in handbound brown textured boards in fine matching paper dust jacket. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Cape Goliard Press hardcover
1968rif. 557915New York / London: Grossman Publishers / Cape Goliard 1968. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. First American edition hardcover issue. Translated by Alistair Reid. Illustrated with two full-page plates by Hans Erhmann. Boards slightly bowed and a bit of faint offsetting on the endleaves thus very good or better in a modestly soiled very good dust jacket with several nicks and tiny tears and a bit of internal foxing. One of 500 casebound copies of the American edition of 2500 total. Grossman Publishers / Cape Goliard hardcover
rif. 0670753262.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1967rif. 023346London: Cape Goliard Press 1967 First printing of the first British bilingual edition preceding the American edition by one year with Spanish/English text with the original tissue dust jacket. Book in fine condition; tissue dust jacket with slight toning to spine else fine also included is a mylar jacket in fine condition. Cape Goliard Press paperback
1968rif. 64891New York and London: Grossman Publishers in association with Cape Goliard 1968. First edition one of 2000 copies in wrappers for the American market; square 8vo pp. 32; portrait of Neruda by Hans Ehrmann; fine in original hammer-shaped die-cut wrappers by Jim Dine; crease in back wrapper else fine. Wrappers by Rochelle Kraut. From the library of Allan Kornblum poet fine press printer and publisher who founded Coffee House Press. Grossman Publishers in association with Cape Goliard unknown
1970rif. 23357London: Cape Goliard Press 1970. 3rd Printing. hardbound. Very Good in rubbed dustwrapper/Dustwrapper. 17x19cm. Collection of short poems by Pablo Neruda selected by the poet for English-speaking readers; translated by Alastair Reid; includes two full-page photos by Hans Ehrmann; foxing to endpapers and prelims o.w. Very Good throughout; dustwrapper rubbed and foxed short closed tear lower front price clipped. Cape Goliard Press hardcover
1968rif. 023171New York / London: Grossman Publishers / Cape Goliard 1968 First printing of the stated first American bilingual edition with Spanish/English text. Light uneven toning to endpapers and a neat name to front-free endpage else book in fine condition; dust jacket with a short closed tear to upper back spine fold light paper loss to corners and spine ends moderate uneven toning to spine and light uneven toning to covers else fine. Scarce hard cover with only 500 copies printed. Grossman Publishers / Cape Goliard hardcover
1968rif. 023202New York / London: Grossman Publishers / Cape Goliard Press 1968 First printing of the stated first American bilingual edition preceded by the British edition with Spanish/English text published simultaneously with the hardcover edition but with its own distinctive Jim Dine's 3D cutout illustration of a hammer. A couple short closed tears to front cover a faint strip of tape to outer front cover and light toning to spine and upper front cover else book in fine condition; in acetate dust jacket with light wear. Grossman Publishers / Cape Goliard Press paperback
1970rif. 032685London: Cabe Goliard 1970. Book. Illus. by Jim Dine and Hans Ehrmann. Very Good. Hardcover. Unpaginated. Brown cloth boards gold titles on spine. Binding tight spine straight corners square. Pages clean and unmarked. Dust jacket shows rubbing and residue from an old sticker on front panel. Jacket cover features a cutout by the artist Jim Dine. Two glossy b&w photos by Hans Ehrmann one front and one rear before and after text. Third printing. Cabe Goliard Hardcover
1967rif. 133314Cape Coliard Press 1967. Signed limited edition one of only 100 examples this is number 65. Octavo original cloth illustrated with a cut-out by Jim Dine. Boldly signed by Pablo Neruda and the translator Alistair Reid. Fine in a fine dust jacket. Translated by Alistair Reid. Photographs by Hans Ehrmann. In his philosophical poem We Are Many Neruda offers the reader a brooding introspective narrative about his comically confused sense of self-identity and conflict of self. It is an unrhymed and unmetered free-verse poem which is in keeping with its very modern subject-matter—namely Neruda's saddening lack of self-knowledge in contradiction to ancient Greece's Delphic maxim “Know thyself”. Throughout the poem Neruda expresses his rather comical inability to understand himself or even define himself in any meaningful way. This theme of a philosophical identity crisis and search for oneself is reinforced by the poem's broken architecture which is replete with seemingly self-contradictory assertions. This free-verse poem begins with two four-line stanzas but ends with a ten-line stanza—for a total of seven stanzas of varying and gradually increasing number of lines 4 4 6 6 7 8 10. It uses personifications metaphors hyperbole allegory self-parody and other similar poetic devices to communicate its philosophical theme and deeper meaning to Neruda's numerous readers. Cape Coliard Press hardcover
1970rif. 3116037London: Cape Goliard. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1970. Reprint; 3rd. printing. Hardcover. 3rd. Printing. Near fine in tan boards in near fine dust jacket. Faint sticker ghost on front paste-down. Mild bump to upper corner tips. Un-paginated Small hardcover issue. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Cape Goliard hardcover
rif. 480438Cape Goliard. Paperback. Fair. Unpaginated 32pp. Brown cloth covered boards with gilt lettering on spine. Printed on cream paper with brown lettering and with grey end papers. Spanish text with English translation on each page. Front and rear reproduced sepia photographs by Hans Ehrmann on heavy-weight art paper including portrait of the author which can be seen through the front cover cut-out. This hard-backed edition is not signed and not numbered and according to the sleeve notes was produced for Library use. However this book is not an ex-library book. The dusty white dust jacket is unclipped price 21s and features a b/w copy of the photograph of the author that appears inside the book. The publishers have incl Cape Goliard paperback
1968rif. 557915New York / London: Grossman Publishers / Cape Goliard 1968. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. First American edition hardcover issue. Translated by Alistair Reid. Illustrated with two full-page plates by Hans Erhmann. Boards slightly bowed and a bit of faint offsetting on the endleaves thus very good or better in a modestly soiled very good dust jacket with several nicks and tiny tears and a bit of internal foxing. One of 500 casebound copies of the American edition of 2500 total. Grossman Publishers / Cape Goliard hardcover books
1968rif. 64891New York and London: Grossman Publishers in association with Cape Goliard 1968. First edition one of 2000 copies in wrappers for the American market; square 8vo pp. 32; portrait of Neruda by Hans Ehrmann; fine in original hammer-shaped die-cut wrappers by Jim Dine; crease in back wrapper else fine. Wrappers by Rochelle Kraut. From the library of Allan Kornblum poet fine press printer and publisher who founded Coffee House Press. Grossman Publishers in association with Cape Goliard unknown books
1972rif. 40816London: Grossman 1972. Fourth printing. Small square 8vo pp. not numbered. Translated from the Spanish by Alastair Reid. In Spanish and English. Paper wraps. Cover curled and soiled o/w VG. Grossman unknown books
1968rif. 1406489New York: Grossman Publishers in association with Cape Goliard London 1968. Softcover. 12mo unpaged. In Very Good condition. Spine is tan with black print. Price unclipped: "$2.50". In clear plastic sleeve: Cover wrapped in tissue paper has cut out portion revealing photograph of Neruda beneath; light wear to spine caps and corners. Text block has mark in pencil on page containing poem "We are many". Illustrated: photographs on front and rear covers. There is a print of a signed note in English in Neruda's handwriting to Ted Hughes on back cover. Text in English and Spanish on facing pages. NOTE: Shelved in Netdesk office Case #2 - New Ephemera Box #5. 1406489. FP New Rockville Stock. Grossman Publishers in association with Cape Goliard, London unknown books
1967rif. 86681London: Cape Goliard 1967. First trade edition. 40 pp. Fine in printed wrappers with a die-cut illustration on the front panel. Near fine unprinted glassine dust jacket with two short tears to rear panel. Cover cut out by Jim Dine. Original Spanish poem with facing translation by Alastair Reid. London: Cape Goliard unknown books
rif. 0934834466.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
rif. 187772789X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1985rif. 091524-PBuffalo NY: White Pine Press 1985. Book. New. Hardcover. Signed by Authors. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. 1st. Edition 1985 Gray cloth hardcover with clear cover over unpaged. This Very Rare HARDCOVER copy is Signed by the photographer Milton Rogovin and signed and inscribed by Editor Dennis Maloney on the main title page. Illustrated with Mr. Rogovin famous documentary photography . With Poems by the writer poet Pablo Neruda. As close friends both Rogovin and Neruda worked on this book. Condition : NEW . White Pine Press Hardcover
1985rif. 107128Buffalo:: White Pine Press. Very Good. 1985. Paperback. 0934834466 . Poems and introduction by Pablo Neruda. Black and white photographs throughout. Edited by Dennis Maloney. Translated from the Spanish by Robert Bly Dennis Maloney W.S. Merwin Alastair Reid and Janine Pommy Vega. First paperback edition. Light stain and crease to lower corner of front cover else very good in white pictorial wraps. . White Pine Press, paperback books
