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New Directions. Paperback. Acceptable. Not dated, ca. 1930. 32 pages in stiff cardstock covered by yellow wraps. $0.75 price on front inner wrap. Wraps in poor condition, heavily dilapidated. Front wrap is detached entirely at the spine, and held on by the inner wrap. Staining and edgewear throughout. Cardstock covers are brittle with age and have come partially detached from the spine. Binding is tenuous at best, but all pages are present and still attached at least partially. Some tearing to page edges and corners. Interior age toned, lightly stained in places.

Norfolk CT: New Directions. Very Good+. 1939. Paperback. Pamphlet #4; light soil/browning on cover; ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 30 pages .

Seattle: University of Washington Book Store, 1928. Original wraps. Very Good -. The April 1928 2nd printing of Ezra Pound's translation of "The Great Learning" by Ta Hio. Solid and VG- in its dark card wrappers, with notable chipping along the spine and the panel edges. Internally, clean as could be, with no writing or markings to speak of. Number 14 in the University of Washington Chapbooks, edited by Glenn Hughes.

University of Washington Book Store, 1928. First Edition. Saddle-stapled wraps. Very Good. Second Printing. 5 x 7.25'. Gallup A28a; one of 575 copies printed (the entire and only American edition). The first of Pound's attempted translations of one of the great Chinese classics (usually attributed to both Confucius and Tsang Tsu; see 'Note' on page [6]), and one of the rarer Glenn Hughes productions in the University of Washington Chapbooks series.

Seattle (University of Washington Bookstore), 1928.. 35, (5)pp. Wraps. D.j. Uncut. Though unstated, edition limited to 575 copies.

Norfolk, Connecticut: New Directions Books, 1939. Limitation of one thousand copies of this printing. Printed for New Directions by Central Printing Company, New Haven, Connecticut, August 1939. Tan wraps, moderate wear, toning. Leaves fine; no writing. Wrap-around matte wrapper, moderate edge wear. Printed jacket w/Chinese symbols for Ta Hio and titles in English. Rare early wrapper. Newly rendered in the American language by Ezra Pound. A practical philosophy by which men have lived for centuries and can still live. It is the great ethical code of the East. 30 pages. Insured post.. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" Tall.

Seattle: University of Washington Book Store, 1928. Softcover. Fine/Very Good. First edition. 12mo. Printed wrappers. Black paper wraps slightly rubbed with chips to extremities and tape repair to front fly very good over stiff tan wrappers, fine. One of 575 copies printed. University of Washington Chapbook Number 14, edited by Glenn Hughes. *Gallup* A34a.

London: Stanley Nott, 1936. [Chinese Philosophy] FIRST UK EDITION THUS. Octavo (21 x 14cm), pp.32. Publisher's yellow paper-covered boards, with the matching typographic dust-jacket. Black ink gift inscription to fly-leaf, and light spotting throughout. Jacket toned and price-clipped, with additional toning to spine, and rubbing to all edges and joints. A red splash to rear panel. Very good. Pound's translation of one of the Four Books of Confucianism, taken from the Book of Rites, first published in the USA in 1928.

Stanley Nott, London., 1936. First U.K. edition. Octavo. 32 pages. The second title in the Ideogramic Series. Yellow boards printed in black. Printed at the Kynoch Press. Gallup A28b. Free endpapers faintly tanned. Near fine in very good dustwrapper a bit darkened at the spine.

London: Stanley Nott, 1936. First English Edition. Front cover a little stained; very good.

Seattle: University of Washington Book Store, 1928. First edition. Wraps. Chipping to spine; edges rubbed, very good, delicate. 12mo, 35pp; original black wrappers, printed in gold. One of only 575 copies in the edition. Gallup A28a.

London: Stanley Nott 1936, 1st Edition. (Cloth) 32pp. Near fine in very good plus dust jacket. Only somewhat darkened spine of wrapper - unclipped. Ideogramic Series II, edited by EP. Gallup A28b..

London: Stanley Nott, (1936).. First UK edition.. 32 pp. Faint foxing along top edges, else very near fine in near fine dust jacket. Small inked ownership name to the foot of the front endpaper. Ideogramic Series II. Gallup A29b.

University of Washington Book Store, Seattle., 1928. Second impression (published in the same month as the first, also in an edition of only 575 copies.) Small octavo. 35 pages. One page of adverts at rear. Original integral black wrappers.Presentation copy, inscribed in Pound's distinctive hand on the front free endpaper: "hommage du traducteur".The extremely fragile covers are marked, rubbed and chipped. Good.

Seattle, University of Washington Book Store, 1928. . First edition, one of 575 copies; 8vo; minor marks to fore-edge, else unmarked internally; original gilt stamped black paper wrappers, folded over stiff tan blanks, edges untrimmed, some chipping to edges, gilt slightly dulled, else very good. The first of Pound's translations of one of the great Chinese classics, attributed to both Confucius and Tsang Tsu. Gallup A28a.