London: Henry Colburn, 1828. First edition. Read More about Tales of the Great St. Bernard

Boston & New York: Houghton Mifflin Company. The Riverside Press, 1926. First edition. Read More about Graven Images

Paris: Editions Narcisse, 1927. #219 of 222 on Arches paper of a total edition of 244 copies. Read More about Painted Shores

New York: The Golden Eagle Press, 1935. First trade edition. Linen covered boards with red stamped spine and cover. All edges grey. Spine toned. Minor soiling to covers. Edge of text block toned. Else, very good. Read More about no thanks

Exeter: Editions Poetry and Prose, 1982. Number 24 of 65 numbered copies. Private press edition of “No Thanks” and “&”. Read More about No Thanks

Given to Cummings’ Harvard schoolmate and good friend S. Foster Damon, poet and teacher at Brown University. Subsequently given to Ernest Costa, who, under Damon’s influence became a librarian at Brown. Read More about “Breton”

New York: Published by Covici Friede, 1931. First edition, no. 124 of 391 copies, signed by the Cummings in watercolor on the title page. The title is an acronym for Charcoal, Ink, Oil Colors, Pencil, Watercolor — each of which have a section in this book in sequence. A much... Read More about CIOPW

New York: Covici, Friede, Publishers, 1933. First edition, number 7 of 1381 copies signed by Cummings. Inscribed to Hildegarde and James Sibley Watson of The Dial. Inscribed on the front free endpaper to Hildegarde and James Sibley Watson of The Dial, “For S.H.W. from EEC April 3.” Watson, who owned... Read More about EIMI

n.d. From E.E. Cummings to Allen Tate. An oil bust portrait of Cummings’ wife, Marion Morehouse, given to Allen Tate. With an inscription from Cummings to Tate and a letter from Tate’s wife establishing the provenance of the painting. Read More about “Marion”

[Mt. Vernon, NY: Golden Eagle Press, 1923 [i.e. 1949]. First edition. The first separate printing of Cummings’ longest poem — “Puella Mea” is Elaine Orr Thayer, Cummings’ first wife and the mother of his daughter Nancy. A presumed variant, printed in rose with a variant dust-jacket. Read More about Puella Mea

Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1953. First edition, #84 of 350 copies, signed by Cummings. Six Nonlectures are the text for the 1952-53 series of Charles Eliot Norton lectures given at Harvard by cummings entitled, "i & my parents," "i & their son," "i & selfdiscovery," "i & you & is,"... Read More about Six Nonlectures

Silver Lake, NH: August 25, 1962. Airmail postcard to Howard Rothschild in London, dated shortly before Cummings’ death: "thanks immensely for the priceless information about Norway — & for the 2handedswordlifting Swedish hero. Let us know how you like guided tours in the proletarian paradise; & don't miss Lenin! Marion... Read More about Typed Postcard

Norfolk, Conn: New Directions, [1942]. First edition, hardcover issue. An anthology of Christmas poems by Virgil, Dante, Chaucer, T.S. Eliot and others, Inscribed by Cummings, “to Sibley and Hildegarde [Watson]/ — bonne chance!/ Estlin & Marion [signing her name] / Xmas 1943.” James Sibley Watson was co-founder of The Dial and..... Read More about A Wreath of Christmas Poems