Glassingale, Dunblaine: Morningstar Publications, [1995]. First edition. 4 1/8 x 5 7/8" artists' postcard, offset printed in color on coated stock, and reproducing a drawing by Hincks of everyone's favorite motorcycle jump. Near fine with a faint touch of foxing. More

Amsterdam: Art & Project, 1975. 4to, single sheet folded once to make four pages. Single issue of the 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 all..... More

Np: The Artist, 1974-1978. Six typescripts, folded and housed in an envelope hand-addressed to Michael Erlhoff, the editor of Zeitschrift magazine, sent from Flynt's Canal Street P.O. Box and postmarked November 14, 1978. Provenance available upon request. A collection of 6 early texts by Flynt, all printed on rectos only..... More

Wien: Pakesch & Schlebrügge, 1990. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled card wraps. With subscription form laid in. Scarce early issue of the artists' periodical / artists' book series published in Wien by Peter Pakesch and Johannes Von Schlebrügge. Each issue invites an artist or artists to create and design the issue..... More

Warrington, PA: Die, Evan Dando, Die Magazine, [1994]. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps. With a prospectus for the zine laid in. One of about 200 copies printed. . A rare first printing, mailed to a fellow fanzine editor, of one of the 90's zines that brought mainstream attention to the..... More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, 1926. 32mo, stapled wraps. Gibbs 998, first noted state of contents, first noted wrapper state. A book on investing on Wall Street published just three years before the crash by, Frederick, a pioneer in business and market research and a founder of the Better Business Bureau, who..... More

Frankfurt am Main: S. Fischer, 1978. First edition. 12mo, 109 [3] pp, wraps. Lacking the printed band announcing the Robert Walser prize, as usually found. The Austrian writer's first book, the size of which does little to foreshadow the length and textual intricacies of her latter, mammoth works, though the..... More

New York: Henry Holt & Co., 1923. First edition. 8vo, x, 113 pp, publisher's original cloth-backed boards with title pastedown to front panel. Lacking the dust jacket. Inscribed by Frost in the year following publication; "For Marguerita Goodwin from her friend Robert Frost" with ownership signature of Marguerita (Parkinson?) above..... More

Amsterdam: Art & Project, 1975. 4to, single sheet folded once to make four pages. 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

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, stapled wraps. Gibbs 98a, third noted variation. A long essay on love and sex by the controversial British journalist, birdwatcher, eugenicist, and author of The Poison of Prudery. A scarcer title in the series - in 1924 this title was graveyarded and assigned instead to..... More

New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1983. 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, entirely devoted to Gamelan music and Indonesian arts in America..... More

Strasbourg: 1967. 4to, folder containing a [12] pp. booklet bound in, along with five loose booklets and leaflets. Rare publication issued by the so-called Garnaultins critiquing the International Situationniste, and protesting the expulsion of the four from the group. The folder includes a reproduction of the Situationist tract that expelled..... More

New York: nd [c. early 1980's]. 4 3/4 x 5 3/8" postcard. Recto illustrated with a drawing and photomontage by Carl George. The invitation to this series of performances at ABC No Rio, including Samoa (co-founder of The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black), Donald Miller (of Borbetomagus), Brian Doherty (of..... More