Amsterdam: Art & Project, 1977. 4to, single sheet folded twice to make six panels. Single issue of the remarkable periodical issued from the influential gallery run by Adriaan van Ravesteijn and Geert van Beijeren. Over the course of almost 20 years the gallery issued 156 of these bulletins, in almost..... More
Amsterdam: Art & Project, 1977. 4to, single sheet folded once to make four pages. Single issue of the longrunning periodical issued from the influential gallery run by Adriaan van Ravesteijn and Geert van Beijeren. Over the course of almost 20 years the gallery issued 156 of these bulletins, in almost..... More
Bryantville, MA: National Fantasy Fan Federation, [1941]. First edition. 4to, 13 pp, side-stapled. Mimeographed from typescript. Third issue of the science ficiton fanzine, which after the war became The National Fantasy Fan, under which name it continues to this day. A sobering issue, assessing the threat to the organization from..... More
Bryantville, MA: National Fantasy Fan Federation, [c. 1941-2]. First edition. 4to, [6] pp, side-stapled. Mimeographed from typescript in two colors on yellow paper. Association copy, postmarked and addressed to Louis Russell Chuavenet, the president of the organization during the first year of its existence, who announces that he is stepping..... More
Baltimore: Please Forward Press, 1979. First edition. 4to, single sheet folded once. Printed on recto only. Early work by Cheek, a typographically experimental, psychogeographical work. Creased and toned at extremities, with a couple spots of soiling. Worn, but a scarce broadside. More
New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1986. First edition. Tabloid format, 36 pp. including covers. Special issue of the longrunning artists' periodical devoted to avant-garde music, which was associated with, and later published above, the famous Ear Inn on Spring Street. Cover photo of Jason Hwang by Sugimoto, material on Greer..... More
![Item #30342 Hints on How to Merchandise [Little Blue Book No. 751]. Ralph Cheyney](/pictures/thumb/30342.jpg?v=1669154403)
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, saddle-stapled in light blue wraps. Gibbs 751b, in the LBB (2) binding, normal typeface. A book on merchandising by the radical poet, who, like Haldeman-Julius, also was born in Philadelphia. Cheyney was husband to the poet Lucia Trent, with whom he later lived in Texas..... More
Brussels: Revo, 1966. Narrow 4to, 40 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in Dutch. Debut issue of the periodical issued by the Dutch wing of provo, of four numbers eventually issued (no. 3 didn't appear, and the final number published was no. 5). Includes much coverage of Provo actions in Holland, a...... More
Various Places: nd [c. 1900's-40's]. A substantial archive of materials relating to the early 20th century comedy team Clark and McCullough, documenting their remarkable trajectory across several popular 20th century theatrical forms- from Circus, to Vaudeville to Burlesque to popular film. The two had been high school friends n Springfield..... More
San Francisco: Faucheuse, [1997]. 8vo, [70] pp, side-stapled in card covers. With a tipped in numbered print at rear. With a letter from the editor to a prospective contributor laid in. Unnumbered issue of this mysterious little mag out of San Francisco with gorgeous typography. With contributions from Anne Carson..... More
St. Albans: Poetsdoos, 1968. 4to, unpaginated, mimeographed from typescript and holograph on various colors of paper stock. Side-stapled. Fifth issue, of at least ten numbers published, of the little magazine of poetry emanating from St. Albans. With contributions from Graham Billing, Bernard Stay, Don Perrin, and Anne Dyson, lots of..... More
Lichfield Grove: Arts Together, nd [c. 1950's]. First edition. 8vo, 28 pp, saddle-stapled in illustrated white yapped wraps. Illustrated by Jean Salisbury, Bob Cobbing, Kathleen Cobbing, and Dan Carter. The unfathomably rare second issue of the irregularly published little magazine which anticipated and would eventually become Writers Forum, and which..... More
Louisa, VA: Communities Publications Cooperative, A Division of the Unschool Educational Services Corporation, 1978. 4to, 80 pp, saddle-stapled in illustrated wraps. Printed on newsprint. Illustrated with photographs and drawings. A directory of intentional communities,a special issue that also represents the first issue to combine the Communities periodical with Green Revolution..... More
Rickford's Hill, Aylesbury: Published by the author, 1917. First edition. 4 9/16 x 7" broadside, letterpress printed on beige paper. The poem is signed E.H.C., Rickford's Hill, Aylesbury - the initials stand Ernst Hartley Coleridge, grandson of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The latin motto had a special significance for the Coleridge..... More
New York: Elizabeth Weiner Gallery, 1980. 4 1/8 x 6" postcard, photographically illustrated. Addressed and mailed at verso, with address label, stamp, and postal frank. Near fine with minor creasing to extremities. More
np: nd. 12mo, 22 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Offset printed in green on yellow paper. Text in French. A couple of very faint abrasions to cover else fine. More
Paris: Comite d'occupation de la Sorbonne, 1968. 8 1/4 x 10 5/8", mimeographed from typescript on watermarked "BFK Reeves Extra Strong" paper. A tract issued at 3:30 PM, May 16, 1968, calling for the occupation of all factories in France and the formation of worker's councils following the occupation of..... More
Louisa, VA: Community Publications Cooperative, 1976-1980. First edition. 4to, mot issues about 64 pp, saddle-stapled in illustrated wraps. Printed on newsprint. Illustrated with drawings and photographs. A lot of 14 issues of this longrunning periodical devoted to intentional communities, one of the main organs of the commune and back to..... More
New York: Mr. Romance, c. 1960's. 8vo, single sheet folded once to make a 4 pp. booklet. A leaflet advertising a computer dating service based out of New York City, at 1245 Amsterdam Ave, aimed speficially at college students. The booklet states that "MR. ROMANCE began at Columbia University. It..... More
New York: Computer People for Peace, [1970]. 8 1/2 x 11" leaflet, printed from typescript, with a printed facsimile signature in blue ink from Julie Millstein. Pencilled date of 12/8/70 at lower margin. A circular issued by the group soliting membership after three years in existence, signed in print by..... More
[Paris]: Conseil Pour le Maintien des Occupations, [1968]. Approximately 7 x 9 5/*", offset printed. A small leaflet issued by the CMDO in May of 1968. According to Vienet, the committee consisted of supporters of the first Occupation Committee of the Sorbonne, among them Guy Debord, Raoul Vaneigem, and Mustapha..... More
London: Agenda, 1968. First edition. 8vo, perfect bound in wraps. A special issue of the longrunning poetry magazine, notable for the inclusion of Peter Levi writing on the work of Gary Snyder, and contributions from Anne Bereseford, Michael Hamburger, John Montague, Wendy Mulford, Penelope Palmer, Cecily Taylor, Anthony Thwaite, Charles..... More
![Item #30221 How to Live 100 Years [People's Pocket Series No. 93]. Lewis Cornaro](/pictures/thumb/30221.jpg?v=1656709439)
Girard, Kansas: Appeal to Reason, nd. 32mo, saddle-stapled blue wraps. Gibbs 93a, noted variation 7, in the LBB(a) binding (the earliest binding after the name change to Little Blue Books. An unusual edition of Cornaro's eccentric classic, based upon the English edition of 1809 - which was in turn based..... More
New York: Death Press, 1964. First edition. Folio, 13 sheets, each handset and letterpress printed on glassine parchment, and housed in a printed blue folder along with an additional unprinted glassine sheet. One of a limited edition of 120 copies, each signed by the author. An unusually designed book meant..... More
![Item #26749 Standard Games of Solitaire [Little Blue Book No. 1747]. Donald Coveyou](/pictures/thumb/26749.jpg?v=1656537423)
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, stapled beige-orange wraps printed in black. Fine. More