London: Richard Bentley, 1834. First edition. Read More about The Angler in Wales, Or Days and Nights of Sportsmen

Boston: Estes and Lauriat, 1885. Édition de Grand Luxe, No. 292 of 500 copies, on Imperial Japanese paper, signed by the Art Director. Read More about Lalla Rookh. An Oriental Romance

New York: Wiley and Putnam, 1845. First edition, with half-title. First Edition. Students all over the world know of the title poem, and many know others as well: "The Conqueror Worm", "Eulalie", "Leonore" "To Helen", etc. "The most important volume of poetry that had been issued up until that time..... Read More about The Raven and Other Poems

New York: J. S. Redfield, 1850-56. FIRST EDITIONS, second printings of vols. 1-3, vols. 1-3 in binding E (signed by Geo. W. Alexander); first edition of vol. 4 in a binding not identified in BAL; advertisements in vols. 1 and 4 as called for. “Poe’s mother-in-law, Mrs. Clemm, persuaded Griswold..... Read More about The Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe

Boston: The Bibliophile Society. Printed for Members Only, 1907. Onw of 470 copies. Letters between Mary Shelley and the unlucky John Howard Payne, who doted on her; the letters reveal her desire to use Payne to establish a relationship with Washington Irving. Read More about The Romance of Mary W. Shelley, John Howard Payne and Washington Irving. Introduction by Henry H....

London: Edward Moxon, 1840. First edition. Inscribed by Mary Shelley in December 1839. Contains the first printing of Shelley's "The Defence of Poetry" and also his translations from the classics (including Plato's “Symposium,” “Ion,” and fragments from “The Republic”) and 67 letters. “The Defence of Poetry” was edited by John..... Read More about Essays, Letters from Abroad, Translations, and Fragments. Edited by Mrs. Shelley

London: William Benbow, 1826. First pirated edition. Pencilled note on the Buxton Forman copy identifies this edition as a piracy. Poems selected from Benbow's edition of “Miscellaneous and Posthumous Poems” published the same year. But for 1824's Posthumous Poems, this is the first selected poems of Shelley. This version reprints..... Read More about Miscellaneous Poems

New York: Printed by William Baldwin and Co. corner of Chatham Street, 1821. "First American Edition", variant with an engraved title-page, and with "A Philosophical Poem” in the title, printed in Old English type; actually Second Unauthorized edition. This edition is purported to be New York imprint, but has since..... Read More about Queen Mab; a Philosophical Poem

New York: [For Carl Pforzheimer and His Friends by the Pynson Press], 1926. One of 155 numbered copies, this being number 131. Scarce. Read More about Letters of Elizabeth Hitchener to Percy Bysshe Shelley

New York: Bangs & Co, 24-28 May 1897. Fine Collection of Shelley and Shelleyana. “Mr. Frederickson, about 20 years ago conceived the idea of having the larger portion of his buying concentrated on Shelley. We say…that this Shelley library is the most remarkable ever collected in this country” (Preface signed..... Read More about Catalogue of the Library of the late Charles W. Frederickson. A Carefully Selected and Valuable...

[N.p: n.d,. ca. 1880s]. Signed "C.E. Thompson" on the first blank, and extensively annotated throughout, with allusions to Vergil and Milton, citations in Greek, and a transcription of part of Tennyson’s In Memoriam. Read More about Adonais

San Francisco: Printed for Williams Andrews Clark, Jr., by John Henry Nash, 1922. No. 61 of 150 copies printed, with compliments card from Clark laid in. Beautiful Nash production and great homage to the poet. Issued with ADONAIS. Issue with a facsimile of the Pisa edition of 1821, in blue..... Read More about Adonais. An Elegy on the Death of John Keats