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First Printing. Signed/Limited Edition. Presentation copy (16 copies) in the deluxe 1/26 binding signed and inscribed by Bukowski to Arthur Feldman (Cleveland Fine Arts Patron) opposite the title page. The color silkscreen is signed "Buk" and additionally signed in full "Charles Bukowski 2-13-88. The book is additionally signed by Bukowski on the colophon page with his little man drawing. A prospectus for this book laid in. A very sharp copy of this scarce edition, especially being signed 4 times. Book is protected in the original clear acetate dustjacket. All books are carefully wrapped and shipped in a box.

First edition. One of 376 numbered copies signed by Charles Bukowski and R. Crumb. Bound in publisher's original illustrated paper-covered boards of denim blue spine sloth. Near Fine with faint foxing to edges, in a slightly rubbed original acetate jacket. A great signed collaboration between two counterculture luminaries.

First edition. Number 176 of a limited 400 hardcover copies, signed by Charles Bukowski. Near Fine, with several small indentations to rear board and light fading to corduroy spine cloth, in a Very Good lightly rubbed acetate jacket, with similar indentations. A collection of short stories, and one of Bukowski's best known works.

First Printing. This is copy number 157 of 250 numbered copies signed by Bukowski. Book is fine except for moderate foxing to front and back covers. An early Bukowski title at a reasonable price. Book is protected in the original acetate cover. All books are carefully wrapped and shipped in a box.

First edition. Copy #215 of 300 signed and numbered copies. 189, [3] pp. Original cloth and paper-covered boards. Slightly bumped boards, else Fine in original actetate jacket. Small tear to jacket near head, a little toning and rubbing with age. A nice copy of a short story collection by the hard-drinking poet and writer.

First Printing. This is copy "J" of 26 Deluxe lettered copies signed by Bukowski. Paper spine label. In addition to his signature, Bukowski has drawn his little man and bottle on the page facing the colophon. Scarce. Book is protected in the original acetate cover. All books are carefully wrapped and shipped in a box.

The uncommon 1958 1st edition of the poet Jack Micheline's first published book, with an enthusiastic Introduction by Jack Kerouac at the front pastedown. THIS COPY SIGNED BY JACK MICHELINE ACROSS THE FRONT COVER. A surprisingly crisp copy to boot of a fragile book. Tight and VG+ in its stapled, pictorial wrappers, with one or two tiny spots at the rear panel. 12mo, the maiden title in the seminal "Troubador Poets" series, Jack Micheline having "been chosen as the first of the TROUBADOR POETS"

First edition, lettered, signed and illustrated issue Letter "K" of 26 lettered copies. Signed by Bukowski at colophon with doodle of the little smoking man. With an original silkscreen print inserted at front, signed and dated by Bukowski. 504, [5] pp. Bound in publisher's black, blue, green, orange, pink, red and yellow patterned cloth over paper-covered boards. Near Fine with light foxing to edges, in acetate jacket which is lightly rubbed. Krumhansl 129e.

First Printing. One of 100 unnumbered hardcover copies printed. Bound in black boards with a paper spine label. Very scarce hardcover edition. Book is protected in a custom cut clear mylar cover. All books are carefully wrapped and shipped in a box.

First British edition, first printing. Signed by Charles Bukowski on the title page along with a little self-caricature beside a wine jug. 291 pp. Bound in publisher's black cloth with silver lettering. Near Fine with toned pages in beautiful Fine unclipped dust jacket. A very nice copy. The hard-drinking L.A. poet and author's thoughts on the female sex and being a countercultural celebrity in that decade of The Great Misbehaving, the '70s. Semi-autobiographical fiction.