WHITMAN 150 ". . . A COLLAGE OF HIS PROSE, HIS POETRY AND HIS TIME." Script Created by Clement Fowler, Designed and directed by Larry Forde - Rare Book Insider
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Fowler, Clement

WHITMAN 150 ". . . A COLLAGE OF HIS PROSE, HIS POETRY AND HIS TIME." Script Created by Clement Fowler, Designed and directed by Larry Forde

Westwood, NJ: The Kindle Press, Printed Privately, 1970
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Westwood, NJ: The Kindle Press, Printed Privately, 1970. Presented by the Performing Arts Foundation of Huntington Township at the Walt Whitman Sesquicentennial Festival. Pp. [viii], 25. White card stock, illustrated and lettered in black. Covers tanned primarily around margins, water blemish near joint on rear cover, obviously caught and cleaned up in time, does not extend within to the clean, fine, unread interior. Tight, square, unread copy. . First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good Plus.. Octavo.
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