Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, 1924. 32mo, stapled wraps [2 staples]. Gibbs 520, first noted state of text, in the first noted wrapper state. One of the early works on philosophy penned by Durant and published in the Little Blue Book series. The Haldeman-Julius titles by Durant were so popular that they..... More

New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1982. First edition. Folio, 36 pp, Tabloid format. Single issue of this amazing artists' periodical out of the seventies avant-garde downtown music scene, which was associated with, and gave its name to, the famous Ear Inn on Spring Street. This issue includes R.I. P. Hayward..... More

New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1977. First edition. Tabloid format, [12] pp. including covers. Early 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. This issue includes a cover drawing by Ilene Astrahan, and..... More

New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1980. First edition. Tabloid format, 20 pp. including covers. Special issue focusing on homemade instruments, 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. Chippewa music, review of Julius Eastman..... More

London: East London Section of the London Psychogeographical Association, 1994. 8 1/2 x 11" sheet, printed in blue on white paper. A "Bay Area Supplement" to the LPA newsletter, which prints a brief text on Silicon Valley, algorithms, capitalism and control, and which calls for a "Bay Area Rendez-vous" of..... More

Devon: Beau Geste Press, 1973. First edition. 12mo, unpaginated, bound in yellow card covers, and housed in a photographically illustrated dust jacket which is blindstamped at the rear fold, and rubberstamped with the phrase "Fun Far Sites As Soon as Practicable." One of a limited edition of 200 copies. One..... More

Los Angeles: Desolation Center, 1984. 2 1/2 x 3" perforated ticket, letterpress printed on chipboard by Bruce Licher. With printer's "sample" rubberstamp to verso. Very good with a small tackhole and stain to right margin. More

San Francisco: M, [1962]. First edition. 4to, mimeographed from typescript and stab-stapled. First issue of the little magazine published from Gino & Carlo's Bar, where, submissions could be dropped off. Only two were published. The magazine bears some similarities with Open Space and J, and share many of the same..... More

Paris: Editions Polyglottes, 1956. First edition. 8vo, [4] pp, single sheet printed in two colors and folded once. Illustrated with a reproduction of portrait of Trotsky by Annenkoff. Surrealist broadside issued to denounce the Stalinist betrayal of Trotsky and the French communists. The recto is beautifully designed with a text..... More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, saddle-stapled [2 staples] in wraps. Gibbs 545, first noted state of text, in the first recorded wrapper state (with variant typeface). Very good with fading to wraps and minor toning, and a touch of rubbing to spine ends. More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, saddle-stapled [2 staples] in wraps. Gibbs 546, first noted state of text, in the first recorded wrapper state (with variant typeface). Very good with fading to wraps and minor toning. More

Lübeck: Schmidt & Gebr. Böttger, nd [c. early 1900's]. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard, offset lithograph. Postcard code 458. Unused and unfranked. Postcard feauturing a beautiful portrait of La Bella Angora, aka Emma Schuster, who was in her time a very successful sideshow performer, who was managed by Julius..... More

New York: Willard Gallery, 1941. 8vo, single sheet folded once, with a photographic reproduction tipped onto cover, and an additional, smaller plate tipped-in within. With a foreward by the artist. An early catalog from Marian Williard's groundbreaking gallery in its second iteration, when it was located next to Curt Valentin's..... More