Selected Poems

New York, 1923

Books of Poetry, II

SELECTED POEMS
New York, 1923

Poems from the first three books were included as well as "The Runaway" previously printed in the Amherst Monthly (June 1918).

New York, 1923

NEW HAMPSHIRE
New York 1923

Number 141 of an issue limited to 350 copies, signed by the author. Final four lines of "Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening" in Frost's hand, inscribed at the end, "Robert Frost For Crosby Gaige." Woodcuts by J.J. Lankes.

Page proofs for pages 199-234

NEW HAMPSHIRE
New York, 1923

Page proofs for pages 199-234, with proofreader's corrections and marginal queries for Frost's reply. Inscribed: "Proofs of New Hampshire from R. F. to E.B."

Woodcut by J.J. Lankes

WEST-RUNNING BROOK
New York, 1928

Limited edition, with J. J. Lankes woodcuts, signed by the author. Presentation copy to Crosby Gaige.

FURTHER RANGE
New York, 1926

First trade edition. Inscribed on front endpaper: "Robert Frost, Pittsfield, Sign of the Open Book (Store kept by my daughter Lesley Frost)." Seven lines of poem "There are Roughly Zones," in Frost's hand on recto of front endpaper, inscribed at end, "For R. V. Thornton December 16, 1953 Chicago."

Salesman's dummy with early rejected title

NEW POEMS

[A Further Range]
New York, 1936

Salesman's dummy with early rejected title. Printed on first three leaves only. Accompanied by a trial binding with the rejected title. With a presentation copy to Frost's biographer Lawrance Thompson which includes the last 27 lines of "Two tramps in mud time."