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City Lights, 1961. Soft cover. Fair/No jacket. Bin 5 (Poetry Case). Small leporello book composed of a single sheet of paper folded three times. Paper is worn along edges with a few small closed tears. Paper is tanned and stained with some foxing present on outer sides, but text is bright and legible. As is.

San Francisco: City Lights, 1961. Second printing. Paperback. Very gently rubbed corners, extremely mild wear to spine foot and head, faint spotting and light soiling to covers, else Very Good.. White oblong octavo or large duodecimo, 1 folded sheet; 61 x 19 cm, folded to 19 x 16 cm. Broadside poems -- California -- San Francisco -- 20th century. Poem printed across 1 side and part of the other side of a sheet designed to be used unfolded. In its folded form the sheet has the appearance of an 8-page leaflet. The poem was first read by Ferlinghetti at a rally in San Francisco one week before the end of the Eisenhower Era.

San Francisco, California: City Lights Books, 1961. Second Printing. Softcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Used Book: Booklet Folded paper in 4 sections. Light tanning on the paper. Some slight creasing on the edge. Stated Second edition and 35c on the back.

San Francisco: City Lights. Very Good. 1961. Softcover. Single folded sheet, broadside poem that folds into a booklet. Some bumping/creasing, a nick to edge. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .

San Francisco: City Lights, 1961. Paperback. Very Good. There are not one thousand words here. The author has left room for a happier ending, in case the relentless hostility of government and press in the U. S. Should somehow not triumph in the end. The poem in is present form was first read by Ferlinghetti at a rally in San Francisco one week before the end of the Eisenhower Era..." A fold out book of poem. ; 6 x 7 1/2 "; Unpaginated pages.

San Francisco, Calif.: City Lights, 1961. null Book Good Private Press Second printing, February 1961. 7 1/2" x 24" sheet folded twice. Paper in good condition but somewhat darkened around edges. Can send photo if desired. Only mark is small '792' written in pen on back.. Paper. 3. Book.

City Lights, San Francisco. 1961. 1st. edn. Paperback. Single sheet stiff paper folded four times to make 4to shape. VG but browning with v. slight creasing. "There are not one thousend words here. The author has Ieft room for a happier ending, in case the relentless hostility of government and press in the U.S. should somehow not triumph in the end. The poem in its present form was first read by Ferlinghetti at a rally in San Francisco one week before the end of the Eisenhower Era." Ironical considering what Kennedy did in the Bay of Pigs, this item is v. scarce because of its near ephemeral nature. A scarce Ferlinghetti item and unusually for its provenance, unsigned. From the collection of Arlie Panting, who was sometime agent for City Lights in the UK and a painter of some respect though not greatly known.

San Francisco: City Lights, 1961. Second printing. One long sheet, folded twice, printed one and 1/4 sides. Slightly yellowed, but a nice copy. A long poem.

San Francisco: City Lights, (1961).. Second printing.. Single 7 1/2 x 25 inch sheet, folded three times, as issued. Very near fine.

San Francisco: City Lights Books, 1961. Soft cover. Very Good+. 6" x 7" Second printing. Folding pamphlet. Some toning and creasing. Original price at rear crossed out with black permanent marker. Long tears (2" each) to two of the folds. There are not one thousand words here. The author has left room for a happier ending, in case the relentless hostility of government and press in the US should somehow not triumph in the end. The poem in its present form was first read by Ferlinghetti at a rally in San Francisco one week before the end of the Eisenhower Era.

San Francisco 1961 (February, 2nd edition) City Lights. One long printed sheet folded into 6 sections. **Signed by Ferlinghetti (To Tony). VG, light wear, light browning. Pictures available on request. .

San Francisco: A City Lights Publication, 1961. Broadside. SIGNED. Thin duodecimo [19 cm] Folded black and white printed broadside poem. Very good. The extremities are ever so slightly creased, rubbed and soiled. There is a 1/4 inch long closed tear along one of the folds. Signed by Ferlinghetti on the rear wrap below the price. Lawrence Ferlinghetti is an American poet, painter, and liberal activist. He is the co-founder of City Lights Booksellers & Publishers.