“Sabbath” ([Portland, OR: Lewis & Clark College], 1984). Leaflet, 22 x 36 cm folded twice to 22 x 12 cm. This leaflet is a program for the memorial service for Morgan Odell, President of Lewis & Clark College, to whom the poem is dedicated.

“Yellow Cars” (Sapporo, Japan: American Center / U.S. Information Service, [1984]). 28 x 22 cm. The poem is printed in English black on white stationary with “American Center Sapporo” and “United States Information Service” printed in blue. The broadside also includes Japanese text describing Stafford’s writings and his visit to Japan.

“Ground Zero” (Worcester, MA: Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1985). 28 x 22 cm. Printed in black on light gray copy paper. Flyer advertising a William Stafford poetry reading on April 10, 1985. The verso of the sheet includes a biographical statement and a brief bibliography.

“Practice” ([Salem, OR: Oregon Arts Commission, 1985]). 44 x 70 cm. Hand-calligraphed Chinese watercolor broadside by Jake Svaren presented to winners of award. Green text on white laid T.H. Saunders paper.

Purifying the Language of the Tribe” cover art by Mare Blocker (Seattle, WA: M. Kimberly Press for Charles Seluzicki, 1985). 47 x 20 cm folded twice to 24 x 10 cm. Leaflet. Edition of 280 copies, 30 of them hand-colored and signed.