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4-1/2 x 3-1/4 inches. Fine. 4-1/2 x 3-1/4 inches. Signed on back Frost at Bat Mr. Morison Bread Loaf 1942.

1961. Photograph. About Fine. Vintage 8" x 10" photograph of Frost seated outside a house next to a woman (the recipient?) with two men seated on each side of them, with the stamp of the photographer on the verso: John F. Smith, Jr. of Middlebury, Vermont. Loosely inserted into a mat on which at the bottom is SIGNED and INSCRIBED by the poet: "to Elaine McAllister from Robert Frost Bread Loaf VT '61/Christmas greetings." It is likely that the other seated men are writers and/or teachers at Bread Loaf, but we were unable to identify them.

HBDJ, 1928, STATED 1ST PRINTING, VG+/VG- DJ shows chipping on edges & RUB & WEAR ,TOP DJ SPINE SMALL THIN CHIP. and some scuffing on all sides WEAR. Has Green Cloth Spine PATTERNED BEIGE Cloth boards toned on edges and with shelf wear. Opposite Title pg lists 5 frost's bks starts with North of Boston ends with West-Running Brook. Former owner's bookplate on front pastedown. Signed by Robert Frost, dated 1929 on front endpaper along with a gift inscription from former owner. What looks to be a fragment of another cover from a later edition pasted on half-title. Text toned but unmarked. Binding sound, front hinge slightly loose. BACK OF DJ MODERN POETS & POETRY FROST ,HOUSMAN ETC ENDS WITH BURTON E. STEVENSON, LITE WEAR FOX TO INTERIOR PGS, 1st Published in 1923. So as to Include a Few More Favorites from the 3 Earlier Volumes & Some of Best Loved Lyrics. expanded version of the 1923 collection signed and dated by Frost on the fly leaf.

n.d.. Framed Photograph. Appears to be Fine, not examined out of frame. Vintage 8" x 10" photograph of Frost seated outdoors with four other writers SIGNED by all five in the lower right margin. The other writers include Louis Dodge, Lee Shippey, Frost friend and bibliographer Louis Mertins, and one name we are unable to decipher but we have been told is Occidental College president Remsen D. Bird. While not dated, the photograph had to be taken and signed before June 1952 which is when Dodge died.

Cambridge Mass, 1950. Very good overall. A manuscript letter written and signed by Frost to Donald J. Paquette who also signs the verso in ink and adds in type "My first letter from Robert Frost..." Paquette was a noted collector of literature and autographs. In this letter Frost responds to a Paquette request for copies of his first edition books. "I am a simple man, too simple in fact to be more than an onlooker at this competition for my first editions. I have kept none for myself. And I am afraid that this late in the game you won't find any at "a reasonable price." He recommends that Paquette contact Mr. Bohn of "House of Books". Failing that, Frost says he can probably find a photo to hang up. He supplies a rather lovely image of Frost in an armchair with his dog. 11 x 8.5" folded to 5.5 x 8.5", original fold, signs of glued paper on verso.

n.p.. Framed Photograph. Fading to the ink but still readable. A lovely presentation. An 8" x 10" black-and-white portrait of the elderly poet, partly in shadow, matted and framed to an overall size of 12" x 14". INSCRIBED and SIGNED to poet William Meredith: "Robert Frost/to/William Meredith/in friendship/Aug. 9, 1960." With a ticket to a reading by Frost at Connecticut College on 9 December 1962, less than two months before Frost's death.

New York: Henry Holt, 1923. First American Edition (Crane A6). Hardcover (with Dust Jacket). Very Good. 8vo (113 pages, 4 full page woodcuts, including frontispiece, by Lankes). The collection that won Frost his first Pulitzer Prize, containing the poems "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" and "Fire and Ice," among others. This is the First Trade Edition, without dust jacket, inscribed and SIGNED in ink on the front free endpaper: “For Thomas Jacob, the best wishes of his Western friend, Robert Frost. Amherst, February 1924.” The book is in very good condition, with light rubbing to the cloth. Laid-in is an Autograph Letter Signed from Frost to Thomas Jacob, dated December 27, 1924, in the original envelope, together with a small sepia snapshot photograph of Frost, inscribed and signed in ink on the verso: “For Thomas Jacob, from his friend in the United States, Robert Frost.” Also present is one of the original proofs for illustrator J.J. Lanke’s frontis woodcut, inscribed in pencil… Leer más