Sydney, Australia: Wormdance, 1985. Foolscap format [8 1/2 x 14"], seven leaves xeroxed on both recto and verso. Gig flyer laid in. With audio cassette (unlabeled white cassette in case, with foldout insert xeroxed on pink paper). Debut issue of this Australian punk fanzine, from the former editor of 48... More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, wraps. Very good with age toning and dogearing to several pages. More

[Amsterdam]: [1968]. 12 x 17" poster, printed on red on recto only. The legend translates roughly as "Johnson is a war criminal according to the jurisdiction of Nuremberg and Tokyo". The poster became one of the most iconic protest posters of the anti-war movement and were banned immediately because of... More

São Paolo: CLY, 1976. Folio, unpaginated, bound in laminated, illustrated boards, with many fold out pages. With a foreward by Augusto de Campos. Illustrated with b/w drawings. Text in Portuguese. A facsimile edition of the legendary Latin-American avant-garde artists' periodical, which, along with Klaxon, would have an outsized influence on... More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, stapled yellow wraps. Near fine. More

[Paris]: J. Ferenczi et Fils, 1935. First edition. 12mo, 243 [1] pp, printed wraps. Text in French. With the author's carte de visite laid in. The first edition, after 13 numbered copies, of what is, according to Betan and Colson, the first novel completely devoted to Zombies in the French... More

Np: nd. 8vo, saddle-stapled in cream wraps printed with red. Illustrated with a frontispiece photograph of Debord. Early pirate edition of the text first published in June of 1957, here with the Pinot-Gallizio text dated Mai 1958 appended on back cover. Very good with light creasing to wraps. More

Paris: Internationale Situationniste, 1958-1969. First edition. First editions. 8vo, each issue saddle-stapled in metallic wraps. All issues published of the central periodical of the Situationist International, including the rare first edition of the second issue. All issues published of the main periodical of the Situationist International, with the rarely seen... More

Buenos Aires: Jose Anesi, nd [1938]. First edition. 8vo, 348 pp, bound in black leatherette over boards, backed and tipped in green linen with title stamped in gilt on a red field at spine. Top edge died orange. Illustrated with 8 photographic plates on four leaves, and drawings and photographs... More

London: Thames & Hudson, 1953. First edition. 8vo, 350 pp, bound in blue cloth stamped in gilt. Illustrated with photographs, printed by photogravure, by the author and reproductions of vever drawings within the text. With a foreward by Joseph Campbell, and published under his editorship in the Myth and Man... More

Créteil: Editions de Christolien, 1996. First edition. Two volumes, 196 [8] + 149 [6] pp., each 8vo, and bound in printed wraps. Text in French. Both volumes published of this important study of Isou, focusing on his relationship with Judaic thought. Decidedly uncommon; OCLC locates only a couple of holdings... More

New York: Art City, 1986. 10 1/2 x 12" sheet, offset printed on coated card stock. Folded once, as issued, and addressed and postmarked. Text by Klaus Ottman. The poster exhibition announcement for this prescient and far too little-known exhibition at Art City devoted to "manifestations of space in a.... More

Newtown, NSW: Dirty on the Shovel, 1991. 4to, original xerox, stab-stapled. Debut issue of the Australian fanzine, this time around with an interview with Duncan Graham of The Breaknecks, comics by D. Nichols, and a piece on Half. Very good. More