Davis, CA: University of California, Davis, 1966. First edition - One of 400 copies of this first keepsake in a series issued by the Library Associates of the University Library, Davis. A brief recounting of the life and death of Adams by his biographer. 12 pp. Laid in is a letter describing the first formal activity of the Library Associates as the annual meeting in 1966 at which Dillon spoke on Grizzly Adams.

Denver: Allan Swallow, Publisher, (1955.) dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - A collection of the award-winning author's poetry. Born in San Francisco, he spent most of his boyhood in the gold rush town of Mokelumne Hill in the Sierra foothills, and many of his poems reflect this experience. Includes In Plato's Garden (poems 1928-1939), A Sierra Year (1928-39), Lines to the Past (Poems of Places and People, 1946-1939), Lines to the Age (Songs , Epitaphs and Pastorals,1952-1946), and Morning Rise: A Soliloquy (dedicated to Robert Penn Warren.) 88 pp.

New York: Norton, (1978). First edition - A collection of poetry influenced by the mountains of the High Sierra, near Lake Tahoe and Desolation Wilderness. 61 pp.

Garden City, NY: Doubleday, (1954) dj. Hardcover - A "novel of railroading in the high Sierras." 222 pp. Dust jacket art by Ezra Jack Keats.