It includes an original graphic print by Ugo Nespolo, made expressly for this edition.

Language: Spanish and Italian.

Few copies of this book are now on sale in conjunction with the celebrations for the centenary of the first edition (1924-2024).

This collection of poems gained Neruda international recognition. It was published in Santiago, Chile in 1924, when the Poet was twenty years old. The collection includes some of Neruda's most famous poems, among which Cuerpo de mujer, Te recuerdo como eras, Me gustas cuando callas.

Limited edition of 48 copies typeset by hand in movable types, letter by letter.
Tri-lingual edition (Spanish, Italian, and English).

On the 13th December 1971 to Pablo Neruda was given the Nobel Prize of Literature.

Fifty years after the awarding (1971-2021), the choice to print "The Nocturnal Train" (from "Sumario. Libro donde nace la lluvia", Tallone Editore, 1963, first edition) is a way to pay homage to the Poet who, like his friend Alberto Tallone, was an enthusiastic lover of steam locomotives, an archetype of a liberated time, that of poetry and travel, as expression of knowledge and dynamism.

FIRST ORIGINAL EDITION (1969)

Limited edition of 270 copies typeset by hand in movable types, letter by letter, and letterpress-printed. In Spanish.

One of the most memorable speech ever delivered by a Nobel laureate.
Moving speech held by Pablo Neruda in Stockholm at the Nobel Prize awarding ceremony (1971).

This copy, which comes from the printer’s collection, has been put on sale in conjunction with the 50th anniversary year of the awarding of the Nobel Prize to Pablo Neruda (1971-2021).

FIRST ORIGINAL EDITION (1972)

Limited edition of 35 copies typeset by hand in movable types, letter by letter, and letterpress-printed. In Spanish. 

One of the most memorable speech ever delivered by a Nobel laureate.  

Moving speech held by Pablo Neruda in Stockholm at the Nobel Prize awarding ceremony.

This copy, which comes from the printer’s collection, has been put on sale in conjunction with the 50th anniversary year of the awarding of the Nobel Prize to Pablo Neruda (1971-2021).

FIRST ORIGINAL EDITION (1969)

In Spanish. Limited edition of 470 copies typeset by hand in movable types, letter by letter, and letterpress-printed.

This copy, which comes from the Printer’s collection, has been put on sale in conjunction with the 50th anniversary year of the awarding of the Nobel Prize to Pablo Neruda (1971-2021).

Limited edition of 320 copies typeset by hand in movable types, letter by letter, and letterpress-printed.

Nine poems, about the future and the incoming new millennium, that Neruda sent to the Tallone Press.

Bilingual Spanish-Italian edition.

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Dedicated to the engraving, founding and printing techniques in favour of the aesthetic of the book. 

Centuries of typographical civilization described through original ancient watermarks from the 16th century onwards, and specimens handset in original foundry types cast from the 17th century onwards.

A young, beautiful princess is longing for the prince of her dreams to come to her palace and put an end to her loneliness. Her longing for love is beautifully expressed in musical, rhythmic verses which evokes a chivalric and fairy-tale atmosphere. The happy ending of the poem depicts a charming prince on a winged horse heading straight to the palace, who is soon to “ignite her lips with one amorous kiss”.

Bilingual Spanish-Italian edition.

Typeset by hand in movable types, letter by letter.