Berkeley & Martinez, CA: Ecology Action Educational Institute & Contra Costa Ecological Action, [1969]. 8 1/2 x 11" leaflet, mimeographed from typescript and drawing. "Ecology Action is ... more of a movement than an organization." Early manifesto of the group, describing early projects such as The Environment of Man exhibition..... 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

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, [1927]. 32mo, saddle-stapled cream wraps. Gibbs 228b, in the sixth noted binding. A somewhat scarcer title in the series, as this was a crowded number - this book replaced Huxley's Aphorisms, and was succeeded by Ellis's more popular title Diderot. Three essays by Ellis are matched with..... More

Paris: Le Comité National des Ecrivains, 1952. Bifolium, 10 5/8 x 16 6/16", printed on rectos only with a black funeral border, and folded once (inner panels blank). Folded once, as mailed, and housed in the original mailing envelope, bordered in black, and addressed to Lucien Scheler, with stamp and..... 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

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, 1921 [1923]. 32mo, each number saddle-stapled in pale blue wraps. Gibbs 423, in the LBB (2) binding. The complete four volume set of the Haldeman-Julius edition of Emerson's Representative Men. A clean, near fine set, showing only a little toning and a light wrinkle to fore edge..... 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

Battle Creek, Michigan: E. Everett Evans, 1941. 8 1/2 x 11" leaflet, mimeographed from typescript on green paper stock. A leaflet printing a dense 2 pp. essay by Evans on the necessity of organizing science fiction and fantasy fandom, published by Evans himself, on the occasion of the first Denvention..... More

Paris: Maxime Faivret, 1909. First edition. 8vo, 24 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Printed in blue. Profusely illustrated with drawings in the text. Text in French. A catalogue issued by Maxime Faivret, at 165, Rue saint-Honoré, devoted to linen collars, vests, shirts, chemises, ties, handkerchiefs, socks, gloves, undershirts, suspenders, buttons, etc. Copious..... More

Chicago: Fantasy Bargain House, [c. 1946]. 4to, [16] pp, mimeographed from typescript on various colors of paper stock and stapled once at the upper left hand corner. An unnumbered catalog from the antiquarian booksellers who specialized in Fantasy literature, offering 871 items, from Achmed Abdullah's Steel and Jade to P.B...... More

Rappottenstein: Nova Press, Matsoukas-Real-Life-Company, Pot & The Austria Connection, 1973. 11 3/4 x 15 1/2" broadside periodical, offset printed in blue on both recto and verso. Illustrated with photographs and drawings. Single issue of this periodical co-edited by Jörg Fauser, associate of William Burroughs, who also edited Gasolin 23. The..... More

[Amsterdam]: Privately Published, 1967. First edition. Narrow 4to, 16 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in Dutch. The fifth issue of this provocative periodical published by the graphic desigher &artist Hans Ferrée. The backcover describes the periodical as provocative, prophetic, profane, and outlines the first projected 22 numbers of the periodical, which..... More

[Amsterdam]: Privately Published, 1967. First edition. Narrow 4to, 17 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in Dutch. The third issue of this provocative periodical published by the graphic desigher &artist Hans Ferrée. The backcover describes the periodical as provocative, prophetic, profane, and outlines the first projected 22 numbers of the periodical, which..... More