Scope and Contents Poems. [Portland, Oregon, Portland Art Museum, 1959]. Leaflet, 27 x 43 cm folded twice to 27 x 11 cm. Includes the following poems: “Near,” (First line: “Walking along in this not quite prose way”) (Published also with first word, “Talking” rather than “Walking”); “Believing What I Know,” “The Farm on the Great Plains,” (Title given as “The Farm on the Great Plain”); “In the Oregon Country,” “Springs Near Hagerman,” (The Move to California, 4); “Our City is Guarded by Automatic Rockets,”...

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Oregon State Poetry Association presents an evening with poets Warren Carrier and William E. Stafford. “The Gift” (poem by Warren Carrier), “Empirics” (poem by William Stafford). ([Portland, OR]: Oregon State Poetry Association, 1963.) 22 x 28 cm folded once to 22 x 14 cm. Leaflet for reading at 7:30 P.M. Friday, February 1, 1963 in Room B, Central Library [Multnomah County.] Includes author bios for both poets.

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“An Oregon Message” (Portland, OR: Reed College Press, n.d. [ca. 1967]). 20 x 13 cm. Letterpessed on white card with red titling. Printed by Michael Mills.

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“Allegiances” (Boy Scouts of America, 1970). 63 x 43 cm. Design and copy by Marx, Knolls & Mangels, Inc. Photography Bryan Peterson. Single stanza displayed with a waterfall image for 75th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts.

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“The Coyote in the Zoo” ([Amherst, MA: Epoh Studio], 1970). Two versions: 63 x 44 cm, also 24 x 19 cm. Woodcut calligraphy. Artist Wang Hui-Ming. Includes Chinese translation of poem. Some copies were hand-colored by the artist.

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“A Dedication” (Coos Bay, OR: Southwestern Oregon Community College, 1970). 36 x 28 cm. Printed on onion skin paper. Winner of the Oregon State Poetry Prize 1957. Read at the dedication of SOCC’s Tioga Hall.

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“So Long” (Washington, DC: Folger Poetry Series, 1971). 25 x 18 cm. Folger Poetry Series, 17 January, 1971.

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“At the Coast / Honest I Do” ([Amherst, MA: Epoh Studio], 1971). 33 x 25 cm. Rives paper, some on Japanese mulberry paper stock. Various smaller formats, 26 x 20 cm. the smallest. Woodcut calligraphy. Artist Wang Hui-Ming.

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“In This One Life / Letters from Notables #1” ([Amherst, MA: Epoh Studio], 1971). Two versions: 33 x 24 cm. on Rives paper, also 30 x 23 cm. on white stock. Woodcut calligraphy. Artist Wang Hui-Ming.

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“A Quiet Day at the Beach” ([Chestertown, MD]: The Writers Union of Washington College, 1971). Broadside #4. 28 x 22 cm.