New York: Generator, 1991. 4 1/4 x 5 3/4" postcard, original xerox on white card stock with "Gen Ken" rubberstamp. Addressed and mailed to a fellow East Village artist. The postcard invitation to this sound art event at Generator on the occasion of an exhibition of work by Alvin Lucier... More

New York: Film Culture, 1957. First edition. 4to, saddle-stapled wraps. A relatively early issue of the long-running publication, not just the most important film journal in America during the post-war period, but a periodical that would also incorporate related arts into it's scope, especially with those issues which were designed... More

New York: Film Culture, 1956. First edition. 4to, saddle-stapled wraps. A rare early issue of the long-running publication, not just the most important film journal in America during the post-war period, but a periodical that would also incorporate related arts into it's scope, especially with those issues which were designed... More

Yutz, France: Dire, 1971. 4to, printed folder housing 27 folded broadsides. A special issue of the innovative poetry periodical, focusing upon the modern poetry of Madagascar, with innovative typography bordering on the concrete. With contributions from Jacques Rabearivelo, Maguy Vautier, Andrien Ramboa, Ny Havozo, Flavien Ranaivo, Jean Verdi, Richard Raherivelo... More

Np: The Cactus Foundation, 1988. 8vo, various materials in a printed card folder. The proposal for the performance artist's 1988 action, in which he ran for office in the 1988 presidential election. Includes the proposal, photocopied press material, a resume, and a foldout poster, which is still sealed with the... More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, stapled pale green wraps (slightly coated) printed in black. A scarcer title in the series. Near fine with a bump to foot of spine and a bit of rubbing along spine. Division Leap stocks thousands of other Little Blue Books and other Haldeman-Julius publications in... More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, 1929. 32mo, stapled beige yellow wraps printed in black. Fine, and scarce thus. Division Leap stocks thousands of other Little Blue Books and other Haldeman-Julius publications in our Chinatown bookshop. More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, stapled yellow wraps printed in black. A fine, supple example and scarce thus. Division Leap stocks thousands of other Little Blue Books and other Haldeman-Julius publications in our Chinatown bookshop. More

London: Atlas Press, 1995. First edition. 8vo. 63 pp. Wraps. One of a limited edition of 300 numbered copies. The Printed Head Vol.III, No. 6. Near fine with a sticker ghost to rear panel. More

Amsterdam: Federatie van Anarchisten in Amsterdam, 1967. First edition. Tabloid format, each issue a single sheet folded twice. Offset printed on newsprint. Illustrated with black and white photographs. Text in Dutch. Both issues, all that were published, of this Dutch anarchist deternoument of the right wing populist shitrag De Telegraaf... More

New York: Tibor de Nagy, 1965. First edition. Square 8vo, bound in decorated wraps designed by Fred R. Siegel. One of only 20 signed and numbered copies of the special edition, this copy also housed in an unprinted glassine wrapper, which we've not previously encountered. The first edition of the... More

New York: Grove Press, 1959. First edition. 8vo, 244 pp, bound in beige boards backed in brown cloth, gilt titles. One of 26 specially bound and signed copies of the first edition, signed by Kerouac on a limitation page tipped in after the title page. No dust jacket. The rare... More

Np: nd [c. 1930's-1960's]. Three portfolios, two of them folding, each bearing mounted and stapled photographic prints with hand-lettered captions and texts, the largest of which is rubberstamped with a "received" mark of the Supreme Court, and into which is stapled a 12 pp. typewritten Legal Brief by the photographer... More