New York: Letter Edged in Black, 1968. 7" vinyl flexidisc object, single sheet folded once, with grooves for play layed over a photographic illustration of the poet pointing a gun at the viewer, with the barrel becoming the center spindle hole. The inside of the booklet prints the text of... More
Los Angeles: Press Baza, 1963. First edition. 8vo, [40] pp, saddle-stapled photographically illustrated wraps. Illustrated with 2 black and white photographs of unattributed sculptures. One of a limited edition of 500 numbered copies, published by the great Robert Alexander, a the longtime friend and collaborator of Wallace Berman, who founded... More
Los Angeles: Sooya Mahru Press, nd [c. 1960]. 8vo, single sheet folded once. Lithograph and letterpress printed in two colors. Illustrated with a photograph of Beverly Walsh by Charles Brittin. A collaborative project between Zack Walsh and Charles Brittin, both of whom were friends and collaborators with Wallace Berman, and... More
Los Angeles: Sooya Mahru Press, nd [c. 1960]. 8vo, single sheet folded once. Lithograph and letterpress printed in two colors. Illustrated with a photograph of Beverly Walsh by Charles Brittin. A collaborative project between Zack Walsh and Charles Brittin, both of whom were friends and collaborators with Wallace Berman, and... More
[San Francisco]: [Cranium Press], nd. First edition. 3 7/8 x 6", letterpress postcard. Later reprinted by Pentagram Press in a different format, this is the first edition. Some copies have a "place stamp here" text in red; this copy is the variant with a blank postal box. Fine. More
New York: James A. Carr & Robert A. Wilson, 1964. First edition. 8vo, 72pp, printed on watermarked paper and bound in leatherette stamped in gilt at the spine; yellow silk bookmark sewn in. In the original unprinted glassine wrapper. One of 12 presentation copies, with a holograph poem bound in... More
New York: James A. Carr & Robert A. Wilson, 1964. First trade edition. 8vo, 72 pp, bound in gilt-stamped blue cloth. Lacking the unprinted glassine jacket. With a wine label laid in. This copy is inscribed by Wieners to Dave Haselwood on page 23, with the printed label from a.... More
Somerville, MA: Press of the Black Flag Raised, 1969. 4to, 18 loose leaves of card stock housed in an envelope with title sticker. An unusual "Pirate" edition of the book, printed as a series of individual broadsides housed in an envelope with title labels. slight paperclip ghost to first leaf... More
Madras & New York: Hanuman Books, 1987. First edition. Paperback. 32mo, maroon card wraps titled in gilt, gilt-stamped photographically illustrated dust jacket. The 13th book in the Hanuman Books series, collecting two prose pieces - parts of which originally appeared in Fag Rag. The dust jacket is illustrated with a.... More
Roswell & Denver: DBA & JCA Editions, 1983. First edition. 4to, clip bound in printed covers and glassine. Copy no. 62, of course, inscribed and initialled for Dick Higgins. A great assocation. Near fine with some wear to the glassine and a touch of fading to cover. More
San Francisco: Zephyrus Image, nd. First edition. 9 1/4 x 14" broadside, linocut no newsprint. An early broadside from the press, dating from the Collins Street days, and with the newsprint paper utilized, and early spelling of the press name as "Zephyrous", similar in feel to the companion pieces Help... More
Np: [Zephyrus Image], nd. 4 1/2 x 8 1/2 " broadside, letterpress printed with Cheltenham type. Fine. Of three paper variants, this example is on rose paper stock. Among the earliest ephemera from the press, dating from the Collins St. days. The simple design gives the text, a powerful manifesto... More
Np: [Zephyrus Image], nd. 6 1/2 x 4 1/2 ", broadside on red crack and peel paper with backing still intact. Peter Howard, in the Serendipity Books catalog of the Holbrook Teter archive (no. 43), suggests that this was directed at the Republican culture of fear, and that "one can... More
[San Francisco]: Zephyrus Image, [1970]. First edition. 6 1/2 x 12 1/2", linocut in green on newsprint. The rare first state of the broadside, originally distributed by posting them on telephone poles around Berkeley. One of the greatest posters of the 70's, deriving a strange power from Myer's masterful linocut... More
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Healdsburg: Zephyrus Image, nd [c. 1978]. 6 x 6 1/2" sheet of wood veneer, letterpress and linocut. An unfolded, unassembled copy. Some minor toning else fine. According to Johnston, the final work of the press, which prints a fold-out schema to cut and create a "snack-pack" box of earwigs -... More