Bukowski inscribes to a "connoisseur of vagina and verse"

[blrrauction]

We have a signed copy of "Run With the Hunted." First edition, limited to approximately 300 copies in 1962.

http://www.rrauction.com/past_auction_item.cfm?ID=3192521

The link expires in July 2009 but check back for more Bukowski books.


Bobby

 

[mjp]

Oh my. I hope I have time to sell my car before that ends.

 

[Gerard K H Love]

That's funny that that book was used as a coaster just like my copy of the out print I was a Third Grade Genius by justin.barrett. I'll trade you for the car, straight across.

 

[Ponder]

We


Bobby

Introduce yourself in the new blood section.

 

[LickTheStar]

Awesome inscription. Anyone want to buy that one for me?

 

[nymark]

I NEVER see that title up for sale. And although it's not dated, you can tell by the handwriting that it was signed right around the time of publication. Too bad about the condition and 20% premium, but it should still fetch a pretty good buck.

 

[ROC]

I NEVER see that title up for sale.

?

There are 3 on ABE right now.

 

[nymark]

So there is! Well, blow me down! Just when I thought I knew a lot about one specific thing, I find out I don't know shit. Same as it ever was...

 

[Rekrab]

That could be a form of limited edition -- coaster edition; one of twenty copies with cover water ring from author's beer bottle.

 

[mjp]

There are 3 on ABE right now.

Now there are two. Maybe someone here bought one.

It's still the most difficult early chapbook to find. Which makes me wonder if all 300 ever went into circulation. It sure doesn't seem like it, based on availability.

 

[chronic]

Maybe a box full of mint copies will turn up at $35.00 each.

 

[roni]

they're all collected on a Polish attic.

 

[marina del rey]

...It's still the most difficult early chapbook to find.

I would have thought Longshot Pomes is a tougher find that RWTH?

Although RWTH supposedly has a larger distribution of 100 more copies than Longshot Pomes, so I see what you mean.