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Highlands: The Nantathala Foundation, 1963. First Edition. Wrappers a bit rubbed, very good. Oblong 12mo, unapg. ; printed wrappers, stapled. Published as Jargon 61.

Highlands: Nantahala Foundation, 1963. First. paperback. fine. Oblong 8vo, French folds, glossy wrappers illustrated by R.J. Kitai. Highlands: The Nanthahala Foundation, 1963.<br/><br/> Issued as Jargon 61. Signed by Williams, 1964.<br/><br/>

Highlands, (NC): The Nantahala Foundation, 1963. Oblong wraps. VG copy. Inscribed by the author to poet Paul Metcalf: "for them Buncombe County traitors | from the voice of Macon | cheers! | Chester | 1963 | post-Koufax

Nantahala Foundation, Highlands, 1963. 1st Edition. SOFTCOVER. Long narrow landscape (approx 9cm high by 22cm long) in photo illustrated stiff glossy card covers, unpaginated, approx. 20pp on double folded paper leaves __CONDITION : Covers and page-block edges very slightly tanned and faintly dusty else FINE, an otherwise well preserved clean and tight unmarked copy. ... __We always ship in PROTECTIVE CARD PARCELS

Highlands, North Carolina: The Nantahala Foundation, 1963. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Oblong 12mo. Photographically illustrated wrappers. Bottom corner a little bumped, else about fine. Inscribed by the author: "for Gen. Erbe from Col. Wms, from like the front. 1964 Dixieland", with one correction in the text in Williams' hand. Jargon 61. Cover by R. B. Kitaj.

The Nantahala Foundation, Highlands, North Carolina., 1963. First edition. Jargon 61. Landscape 12mo. Black and white cover design by R.B. Kitaj. Wrappers. Ten poems and a two-line ''Postface'', preceded by a one page Note: ''The words here are wielded like scalpels to rid minds of debris and dead wood. I would like to think they are in the viable tradition that includes Edward Lear, Christian Morgenstern, Kenneth Patchen, and Stevie Smith - if we had their songs in our nurseries things might not be so crazy...''. One of 100 numbered and specially sewn copies signed by author and artist, this copy being inscribed additionally by the author: ''For Alan''. Two corners a little creased. Near fine.

Bloomington, IN: Ira J. Newman. Very Good. 1967. Limited Edition; First Printing. Softcover. Rare limited edition of Jonathan Williams' Lullabies Twisters Gibbers Drags is french fold format with printed parcel paper wraps stapled over newsprint. Designed and printed by Ira J. Newman at Indiana University, 1967, this is copy number 11 of 50, signed by the author and printer. Soft brown cover shows very light rubbing on both front and back. Bottom edge has minor fold from shelving; spine is gently bumped. There are two faint soil markings on the front cover, a soft crease on the top right corner, and a small chip on the fore-edge. Interior pages, illustrated with black and white photos and portraits, are browned with age and lightly toned. There is a pencil marking on the colophon. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; Signed by Author .

Indiana : Ira J Newman, 1967. Limited Edition. Paperback. Fine. Indiana: Ira J. Newman, 1967. Oblong 8vo. Limited edition. 1 of 50 copies, of which this is copy #1. Signed by Williams and designer/printer Ira J. Newman. A fine copy in tan and black printed wraps.

Highlands: The Nantahala Foundation / [Jargon 61], 1963. Softcover. Fine. First edition, trade issue. Covers executed by R. B. Kitaj. Oblong 48mo. [[20]pp. Stapled glossy pictorial wrappers. Title page states: "Presented by The Macon County North Carolina Meshuga Sound Society - Jonathan Williams, Musical Director." A fine copy. Limited to 900 copies (total printing 1000 copies). Issued as Jargon 61 [*Jaffe* A27]. Inscribed by Williams to Louis Zukofsky and his wife: "Love to the Zs from Jonathan. 1963, The South". With the original manila mailing envelope addressed to Zukosky with Williams' temporary return in Aspen, Colorado. A lovely association.

(Indiana University: Ira J. Newman, 1967). First edition, with a new foreword by Williams. Originally published in a different format illustrated by R. B. Kitaj as Jargon 61. One of 50 numbered copies signed by Williams and Newman. Jaffe A42. Soft crease in lower fore-corner of front wrapper, otherwise a fine copy. Rare. Oblong 8vo, illustrated, original French-fold printed wrappers. Soft crease in lower fore-corner of front wrapper, otherwise a fine copy. Rare.