Sign-post by Robinson Jeffers

This handsomely done, two-color broadside of Robinson Jeffers was done into type and print by Linomarl Marlan Beilke at his Quintessence Printing Museum in 1991 in Amador City, California.  It is one of a handful of Jeffers’s broadsides created by Beilke that are still available.  In many cases, there is a single copy of the broadsides. These broadsides are suitable for framing.  When they are gone, as the saying goes, they are gone. There is a slight bending in the upper left hand corner.

Marlan Beilke, as recorded in  HIS PLACE FOR STORY: ROBINSON JEFFERS: A DESCRIPTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY by Michael Broomfield, published more Jeffers’ pieces than any other publisher.