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The wood-pile/ by Robert Frost.

Title:
The wood-pile/ by Robert Frost.
Author:
Frost, Robert, 1874-1963,
Call Number:
811 FV97ee
Publication Information:
New York:The Spiral Press, 1961.
Physical Description:
4 unnumbered copies : illustrations; 14.5 cm.
Series Title:
Kathleen Van Der Aue Robert Frost Collection.
Description:
This 1961 Christmas card is the first separate edition of the poem which was published in the collection North of Boston and included in all the subsequent editions of complete or collected poems.Wood engraving illustrations by Thomas Nason .The Spiral Press printed 15, 060 copies, including 30 extra sets for Robert Frost, imprints as follows: 1.Robert Frost, 700 copies; 2.Leslie Frost Ballantine and Joesph W. Ballantine, 375 copies; 3. Ann and Joseph Blumenthal, 620 copies; 4. Lillian Frost, 100 copies; 5. Elinor and Malcolme Wilber, 100 copies; 6.Phyllis and William Prescott Frost, 100 copies; 7. Marguerite and Fred Melcher, 150 copies; 8.Leda and Stanley Burnshaw, 75 copies; 9.Leslie and Stanislav Zimic, 150 copies; 10.Helen and Alden Clark, 100 copies; 11. Margaret and Tom Nason, 220 copies; 12.Eleanor and Al Edwards, 100 copies; 13. Al Edwards, 175 copies; 14.Gwen and Ed Rigg, 50 copies; 15.Edgar T. Rigg, 200 copies;16. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar T. Rigg, 50 copies; 17.Frank Forsberg, 75 copies; 18.Frederick S. Cushing, 300 copies; 19.Craig T. Senft, 125 copies; 20.Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 10,260 copies; 21.Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Robert H. Kelsey, F.Howard Clark, 400 pages. This copy has a Robert Frost imprint.

[This card is apart of the Holiday Greetings from Frost scrapbook; 811 FV97ee.]
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