Brussels: Streven, 1966. 8vo, pp. 994-954, saddle-stapled wraps. Illustated with black and white photographs 7 reproductions. Text in Dutch. An offprint from Streven, the Belgian art magazine, printing the account of a night with Arman. OCLC locates no holdings. Very good with some creasing to tips and some light toning..... More
Brussels: Streven, 1969. 8vo, pp. 1021-1030, saddle-stapled wraps. Illustated with a superb series of black and white photographs, some of them printed on a fold-out plate. Text in Dutch. An offprint from Streven, the Belgian art magazine, printing the text of an interview with James Lee Byars and a beautlful..... More
Tervuren: Strates, 1963. First edition. 8vo, [24] pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Text largely in French. Illustrated with black and white drawings and photographs. The debut issue of Dontremonts superbly conceived, gorgeously designed little mag, which was published at irregular intervals until 1966, when it ended with number 7. with contributions from..... More
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Los Angeles: Laugh Literary and Man the Humping Guns [Nos. 1-2] then Hatchetman Press, 1969-71. 8vo, each issue saddle-stapled in wraps. Number 1 is inscribed and signed by both Charles Bukowski and Neeli Cherkovski inside the front cover in the year of publication. Bukowski's superb drawing appears to be a...... More
Paris: Internationale Situationniste, 1965. First edition. 8vo, [8] pp. incl. covers, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in English. Housed in the original mailing envelope, with the IS rubberstamp in red to verso flap. Issued as a supplement to IS 10. The IS statement on the Watts Riots, unattributed but penned by Debord. A...... More
[Paris]: Internationale Situationniste, 1967. First edition. 8vo, [9] pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in French. Housed in the original mailing envelope addressed and mailed to Tjeerd Deelstra on August 21, 1967, at the Rue St. Denis post office in Paris. With the SI rubberstamp to verso flap noting that this was..... More
Paris: Internationale Situationniste, 1964. First edition. 5 3/8 x 12 1/2" broadside, illustrated with two detourned pin-up photographs. Text in French and Spanish. Folded once, and housed in the original rubberstamped mailing envelope from the IS. Broadside which takes its title from the poem by Neruda concerning the Spanish Civil..... More
Cullompton, Devon: Beau Geste Press, 1973. First edition. Square 2mo, 28 leaves laid into a blue paper folder with printed title label affixed to cover. Artists' book by the Mexican artist and stage designer, featuring a series of drawings based on the forms of two water faucets, qand quickly veering..... More
County Durham, UK: This Almighty Pop, nd. First edition. 8vo. Folded, unbound sheets printed in black on white paper stock. Debut number of the legendary indie fanzine, with material on The Hummingbirds, The Hit Parade, Apple Boutique, Gold Blades, Razorcuts, and Felt. Fine. More
Seattle: Snack, 1984. First edition. 8vo, folded foolscap format, photomechanically reproduced. With a letter from the editor on zine stationary to another zine editor laid in. fifth issue of the art and punkn zine out of Seattle, with a page reproducing a work by Richard Kern, Wilum Pugmyr, John Bennett..... More
London: Virgin Records, 1979. Folded tabloid format, printed on newsprint. House fanzine from Virgin Records, this issue featuring lengthy articles and interviewss on on Gang of Four. The Cure just after their tour with Souixsie and the Banshees, Destroy All Monsters, and Meatloaf. A clean very good example with some..... More
New York: Institute for Art and Urban Resources, 1976. 16 x 24" poster, offset printed on newsprint and folded four times for mailing. Association copy, with mailing label addressed to 'Althhna Spear' (sic) aka the great Athena Tacha. Paper lightly toned with a hint of fraying to margins, else very good..... More
[Paris]: Internationale Situationniste, 1967. First edition. 8vo, [9] pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in French. First edition of this text on China, signed by the IS but generally believed to be authored by Debord, likely helped with input by Rene Viénet, who refers to it in his foreward to The Chairman's..... More
New York: Printed Matter, c. 1981. Small oblong wraps, [16] pp, saddle-stapled. Illustrated with black and white photographs. Association copy, addressed and mailed to the artist Philip Corner. Early PM catalog, and one of the best designed, in landscape format, with each offering illustrated and described at some length, including..... More
London: International Times, 1967. Tabloid format, printed on newsprint. Early issue of the longrunning an influential and longrunning underground newspaper, one of the best of the era. A superb issue, notable for printing a full page contribution by William S. Burroughs, his key text 23 Skidoo Eristic Elite, as well..... More
Berkeley: Berkeley Commune, [1968]. First edition. 12mo, 37 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Scarce edition of the text printed by the Berkeley Commune, and illustrated with an unattributed centerfold drawing entitled Nkrumahism, with Lao Tzu's famous quote on education. "Because of our current disputes between liberals and radicals over Free Speech &..... More
np: Ferry, Great Works, Grossetext, 1975. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled in card wraps with integral dust jacket. one of 300 numberd copies. A beautiful, elegiac chapbook of poems by poets who took part in the 1975 Cambridge poetry festival, made in tribute to Brinkmann and Forrest-Thompson - two of the..... More
Pretoria, South Africa: Ophir, 1969. 8vo, pp, saddle-stapled in lettepress printed yellow card wrappers. With subscription form laid in. A 20 part poem, and early work by the New Zealand poet and later, frequent collaborator with the filmmaker Peter Weir. Davies co-wrote The Cars that Ate Paris! A faint indent to..... More
Chicago: Laird & Lee, 1901. First edition. 8vo, 292 pp. + [4] pp. ads. Bound in yellow cloth beautifully illustrated in red and black. Top edge dyed red. Illustrated with a gorgeous double-paged frontispiece in color and numerous illustrations in black and white. Provenance: from the library of the NASA..... More
Amsterdam: Vertalers collectief van het Slavisch Seminarium, Amsterdam, 1980. First edition. One of a limited edition of 150 copies. Oblong 4to, photomechanically reproduced, and side-tapled into card covers. Text largely in Dutch, with one interview in English. With an ALS on the publisher's stationary laid in from Kees Mercks, discussing..... More
Amsterdam: Published by the artist, 1982. First edition. 12mo, 35 pp, photomechanically reproduced from drawing and holograph and saddle-stapled into a hand-colored cover. Artists' book / zine documenting Kaagman's 1975/76 trip to Morocco, by the infamous punk publisher, squatter and graffiti artist Kaagman - aka Hugo Amarillo, who also edited..... More
Cornwall: 1968. First edition. 8vo, mimeographed from typescript, saddle-stapled wraps. With a holograph letter from the editor laid in discussing the difficulties of distribution and aims of the magazine laid in. Second issue of three eventually published. With contributions from W. S. Graham, Patrick Henry, Peter Redgrove, Tony Netherwood, David..... More
London: Agenda, 1968. First edition. 8vo, perfect bound in wraps. A special issue of the longrunning poetry magazine, notable for the inclusion of Peter Levi writing on the work of Gary Snyder, and contributions from Anne Bereseford, Michael Hamburger, John Montague, Wendy Mulford, Penelope Palmer, Cecily Taylor, Anthony Thwaite, Charles..... More
Tilleur-les-Liège, Belgium: Editions de la revue Rhétorique, 1962. First edition. 12mo, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in French. Superb issue of the Belgian avant-garde and Surrealist little magazine, notable for including a double-paged reproduction in color of the painting 'La Cascade,' with a text about the work by Marcel Lecomte, a reproduction..... More
Tilleur-les-Liège, Belgium: Editions de la revue Rhétorique, 1961. First edition. 12mo, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in French. Debut issue of the Belgian avant-garde and Surrealist little magazine, illustrated with three works by René Magritte, and work by Rachel Baes, as well as contributions from Greorges Roux, Louis Scutenaire, Marcel Béalu, Paul..... More