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Oxford : Oscar Mellor at the Fantasy Press, (1962). First edition. Eight poems from the New York poet and art historian.
Demy 8vo (22cm). [12]pp. Original stapled pink wrappers, lettered in black and decorated in red; some rusting to staples, but otherwise very good.

£20

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Eynsham : Fantasy Press, (1956). First edition. A collection of six poems, designed and printed by Oscar Mellor.
Demy 8vo (21cm). [8]pp. Original stapled self-wrappers; staples rusted, a touch tanned, but a good copy of a fragile production.

£15

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Eynsham : Fantasy Press, (1954). First edition. His first collection – six poems, apparently published in an edition of just 300 copies. Designed and printed by Oscar Mellor.
Demy 8vo (21cm). [8]pp. Original stapled self-wrappers, printed in red and black; staples rusted, but otherwise a very good copy.

£25

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Eynsham : Fantasy Press, (1954). First edition. His scarce first collection – five poems, including “The Institution” and “One Death” – apparently published in an edition of just 300 copies. Designed and printed by Oscar Mellor.
Demy 8vo (21cm). [8]pp. Original stapled self-wrappers, printed in red and black; a little tanned; staples slightly rusted, but a good copy.

£15

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Eynsham : Fantasy Press, (1952). First edition. A collection of six poems from the distinguished broadcaster, including “If We Were Neighbours in a Foreign Street”, designed and printed by Oscar Mellor.
Post 8vo (21cm). [8]pp. Original stapled self-wrappers, lettered in brown and ruled in black; staples rusting; a hint of tanning, but a good copy.

£15

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Eynsham : Fantasy Press, (1954). First edition. A collection of four poems, designed and printed by Oscar Mellor.
Demy 8vo (21cm). [8]pp. Original stapled self-wrappers, printed in purple and black; staples slightly rusted, but otherwise a very good copy.

£15

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Eynsham : Fantasy Press, (1952). First edition. A collection of five poems, designed and printed by Oscar Mellor.
Post 8vo (21cm). [8]pp. Original stapled self-wrappers, printed in red and black; staples rusted, but otherwise a very good copy.

£15

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Eynsham : Fantasy Press, (1953). First edition. Signed by Anthony Thwaite on the upper wrapper. His first collection – six poems – apparently published in an edition of just 300 copies. Includes “Music by Water”, “Bodies and Music”, “Subjunctive Mood”, etc. Designed and printed by Oscar Mellor.
Post 8vo (21cm). [8]pp. Original ivory stapled self-wrappers, printed in dark red and black; staples a little rusted; a few faint marks, but a very good copy of a fragile item.

£25

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Eynsham : Fantasy Press, (1953). First edition. His first collection – six poems – apparently published in an edition of just 300 copies. Includes “Music by Water”, “Bodies and Music”, “Subjunctive Mood”, etc. Designed and printed by Oscar Mellor.
Post 8vo (21cm). [8]pp. Original ivory stapled self-wrappers, printed in dark red and black; staples a little rusted, a few spots, but otherwise a very good copy of a fragile item.

£15

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