Amsterdam: Aktiegroep Nieuwmarkt, 1975. Nos. 1-4, 6-21. Foolscap format, nos. 1-3 crimp-bound at left margin, later issues either stapled once at upper left hand corner, or folded, unbound sheets. Text in Dutch. A nearly complete run, lacking only the 5th number, of this impassioned underground periodical which bracketed the Nieuwmarkt..... More

London: Antiuniversity of London, 1968. leaflet, printed in blue on cream paper. The prospectus for the opening of the Antiuniversity, one of the most radical pedagogical projects of the decade. The leaflet announces the opening date of the university in Shoreditch, listing a membership price of 8 pounds and "NO..... More

Mexico: c. 1945. Approximately 9 x 26 1/2”, each poster printed in color on thin tissue paper. Two early Lucha Libre posters which includes matches by Kid Vanegas, aka Arsacio Vanegas. Vanegas was the wrestler who taught Che Guevara, Fidel Castro and the soldiers of the Granma Yacht expedition self-defense..... More

New Haven & New York: New Haven Panther Defense Committee / New York Committee to Defend the Panther 21, 1970. Tabloid, [8] pp. [including covers], offset printed on newsprint in two colors, with centerfold poster. A one shot publication issued by the two committees which prints a centerfold poster with..... More

Chinatown, NYC: nd [c. 1982]. Four placards, each 17 1/2 x 22 1/2", each printed in black on various colors of paper card stock, each with a cord handle attached to holes punched at the upper margin. In the fall of 1982, New York City was under court order to..... More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, saddle-stapled in beige wraps printed in black, with copyright date of 1920 to cp (based upon the Boni & Liveright edition). Very good with toning. More

New York: Gordon & Breach, 1972. First edition. 4to, 120 pp, perfect bound in wraps. The first issue of the periodical to be published by Gordon & Breach, and the first issue to not be issued in tabloid format. This issue prints a foreward by the members of Raindance corporation..... More

Berlin: Buchverlag der Arbeiter-Kunst-Ausstellung, 1921. First edition. 8vo, 232 pp, bound in illustrated boards backed in black cloth illustrated by Käthe Kollwitz. Profusely illustrated in black and white. Edges of text block died red. Text in German. Inscribed by the editor, Ernst Friedrich, at the first blank and dated 1923..... More

[New York]: [Gran Fury], nd [c. 1992]. 4 1/4 x 6" postcard, offset lithograph. One of the best known visual works of the group, a detourned American Flag with skulls replacing the stars - a potent reflection of the violent complacency of President Bush towards the AIDS crisis. This is..... More

Girard, Kansas: E. Haldeman-Julius, 1924. 32mo, saddle-stapled pale green wraps printed in black. With copyright date of 1924. A collection of articles against the Klan, many of them taken from the KKK number of The World Tomorrow. With an impassioned foreward by the publisher warning of the perils of "the..... More

New York: Raindance Corporation, then Gordon & Breach, 1970-75. First edition. Tabloid format, offset printed on newsprint with spot color. Housed in an oversized and heavy duty publisher's folder, black vinyl over boards, printed in yellow. Issue no.1 is the second state. The first four issues of one of the..... More

New York: Gordon & Breach, 1973. First edition. 4to, 72 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Radical Software - one of the most important periodicals of the 1970's - focused upon video art and other new media in art, theory, and activism, and sought to explore these new technologies away from corporate control..... More

New York: Gordon & Breach, 1973. First edition. 4to, 66 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Radical Software - one of the most important periodicals of the 1970's - focused upon video art and other new media in art, theory, and activism, and sought to explore these new technologies away from corporate control..... More