FIELD, EUGENE. Autograph manuscript signed of the poem "An Idyll from Moschus" ("'Cupid!' Venus went a-crying, 'Cupid, whither dost thou stray?'..."), n.p., 13 April 1892, 4 pages, 4to, 56 lines in 8 stanzas, tipped to a larger sheet, bound with a gilt titlepage in gray morocco gilt, spine worn; Autograph manuscript signed of the children's story "The Oak Tree and the Ivy," with a few deletions, emendations and revisions made in pencil, 14 March 1885, 3 pages, 4to, titlepage cleanly separated (not affecting text), extremely browned; Autograph manuscript signed of the poem "Armenian Lullaby" ("If thou wilt shut thy drowsy eyes, My mulberry one, my golden son!..."), with a few deletions, emendations and revisions, Karlsbad, 10 July 1890, 1 page 4to, 26 lines in 3 stanzas, on Hotel de Russie stationery, edges worn, a few tears (discreetly repaired from verso); Autograph manuscript signed of the poem "The Wanderer" ("Upon a mountain h[e]ight, far from the sea, I found a shell..."), a fair copy, n.p., n.d., 1 page, 8vo, 20 lines in 4 stanzas; Printed pamphlet (untitled, cover reproducing brief letter to a Mr. Shackleford, 1888), n.p., n.d. [one item dated 1889], square 8vo, 6 pp., self-wrappers (as issued?), slip inscribed by Field pasted to front wrapper, with note "No 1 of six copies," not traced BAL; together 5 items. (5)