San Francisco: A.M. Robertson, 1912. First Edition, First Printing. The First Edition of the Author's First Book. THE AUTHOR'S PERSONAL COPY, with numerous corrections and additions by him throughout the text. Bound for the author in full brown morocco, heavily gilt, the spine with raised bands, inner doublures. The binding...
[Glendale, California]: La Imprenta de Rojo Escuderos [Roy A. Squires], 1964. First Edition, First Printing. Original Wraps. First Edition. Small octavo, title page printed in red and black, brown printed wrappers, sewn along spine. 176 unnumbered copies printed (although the colophon states 160). A fine copy (lacks printed envelope). ¶...
[Glendale, California]: Roy A. Squires, 1973. First Edition, First Printing. Original Wraps. First Separate Edition. Quarto. 198 copies printed. Hand-printed with hand-set type on Nideggen paper, in a cover of Grandee Cordoba Brown paper enclosed in a Kinwashi wrapper. Tipped in is a colour photographic print of a painting by...
Baltimore, MD: The Mirage Press. 1973. First Edition, First Impression. Hardcover. Octavo, original black cloth titled in gilt on spine panel. One of 500 numbered copies bound in full cloth, this being copy No. 15. A fine copy in a fine dust wrapper, as new.
Toronto: The American News Company, 1947. The first appearance in print of this story, albeit the Canadian issue of the magazine, which, while dated November 1947 is actually a reprinting of the September, 1947 American issue (Vol 39, No 12). Octavo, original pictorial wrappers. 111 pp. Also included are stories...
San Francisco & Portland: Night Shade Books. [2003]. First Edition, First Printing. Hardcover. First edition. Octavo, original black cloth titled in silver on spine. Issued in a limited edition of 500 copies, signed by Ronald S. Hilger & Donald Sydney-Fryer (Scott Conners was supposed to sign by did not due...
[Auburn, California]: [The Author]. [1925]. First Edition, First Printing. First Edition. Octavo, original green paper wrappers stamped in gilt on the upper cover. THE AUTHOR'S PERSONAL COPY - Copy No. 3 of 250 numbered & Signed copies. This copy, being Smith's own, was heavily corrected and rewritten by him over...
Sauk City: Arkham House, 1964. First Edition, First Printing. Hardcover. First Edition. Octavo, original black cloth titled in gilt on spine panel. 228 pp. 2,482 copies printed. A fine copy in a very good dust jacket, a bit faded on the spine panel. ¶ Collects 14 weird and supernatural stories...
Everett, PA. Fantasy Publications, n.d. [1934]. First Edition. First Edition. Small octavo, publisher's original white wrappers titled in black on upper cover. [39] pp + [1] pp [ad for Marvel Tales]. CLARK ASHTON SMITH'S PERSONAL COPY, with about 14 corrections and 2 revisions in pencil and his signature in ink...
(Baltimore, MD): "Anthem" / Jack L. Chalker & Associates (i.e., The Mirage Press). 1963. First Edition, First Printing, Deluxe Hardbound Issue. Hardcover. First edition. Quarto, 8.5 x 11 inches. Publisher's black cloth with gilt titles on spine panel. 98 pp, Illustrated. COPY NO. 9 OF 10 HARDCOVER COPIES, so designated...
Toronto: Better Publications of Canada. 1951. Reprint appearance, the story first appeared in Wonder Stories Quarterly, Summer, 1931. Octavo, original pictorial wrappers. Canadian issue with Canadian ads. Cover artwork by Earle Bergey. Ink marks on itle page, old tape stains from removed tape near spine, covers a bit fragile &...
Typed Letter Signed, on Mrs. Clark Ashton Smith's Letterhead, Dated Five Days Before the Author's Death and Detailing His Medical Condition. 117 - 9th Street, Pacific Grove, California. Dated Aug 9?/61. Addressed to "My very Dear Harry, Sophia" [Harry Rosenberry, Manager of the Auburn branch of the Bank of California]...
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