Fish Sheet One
Unbound. Fine. First edition. Broadside. Single sheet folded in half and printed on recto only. Poetry from Finlay, Pete Brown, Spike Hawkins, J. F. Hendry, Anselm Hollo, and Edwin Morgan.

The Land's Shadows
Card printed on both sides. Set by Ann Stevenson. Published by Wild Hawthorn Press, Scotland, 1974.

Arcadian Sundials
with Margot Sandeman
Folded card. Published by Wild Hawthorn Press, Scotland, 1970.

Trailblazers 10: put the fun back into flying.
Booklet,  14 leaves sewn in blue covers. Drawings of ten model airplanes, with witty attributions to famous writers or artists. Published by Dunsyre, Lanark: Wild Hawthorn Press, 1978.

A Waterlily Pool
with Ian Gardner
Illustrated card. Published by Dunsyre: Wild Hawthorn Press, 1970.
 
A Sea Street Anthology
Postcard, printed black on white stock. Recto features photograph taken by Gloria Wilson. Published by Wild Hawthorn Press, Stonypath, 1971.

3 Banners.
with Gary Hincks.

Dove and sparrow
(First Line of an untitled chapbook)
with Gary Hincks
Loose Sheets. First edition. Two folded sheets. Inner white sheet contains a simple untitled four line poem. Outer blue sheet includes a delicate drawing on the front cover by Hincks. Published by Wild Hawthorn, n.d. (c late 1980's).

Barges (AKA 3 Names of Barges)
with Margot Sandeman 
Postcard. Printed at the Salamander Press. Published by Wild Hawthorn Press, Scotland, 1969.

Point-to-Point
Double-sided postcard with a reproduced drawing by Jim Nicholson of boats and overlaid text. Wild Hawthorn Press, 1969.

A Rose Is A Rose Is A Rose / Arrows Are Arrows Are Arrows
Folded sheet with text on both outer sides. Wild Hawthorn Press.
 
Estuary Cupboards
with Michael Harvey
Folding card printed black on white. Wild Hawthorn Press, Scotland, 1973.

Family: A Homage to Simon Cutts
Folding card. Photograph by Dave Paterson of a model of Ian Hamilton Finlay's small sculpture, "Lily" with variation of Cutts' poem "Family." Wild Hawthorn Press, 1971.

A Proposal For A Park
Pia Maria Simig with Gordon Munro and candida Ballantyne
Stadtpark, Krems, Austria
Folding card with 2 taped-in photographs by Antonia Reeve. Wild Hawthorn Press, Little Sparta.

 
Ian Hamilton Finlay (1925- 2006) was a Scottish poet, writer, artist and gardener. His work is distinguished by a number of recurring themes: a penchant for classical writers; a concern with fishing and the sea; an interest in the Fresh Revolution; and a continual revisiting of World War II and the memento mori Latin phrase, “Et in Arcadia ego.”