New York: Fuck You Press, 1962. First edition. 4to, mimeographed from drawing and typescript on rectos only and side-stapled. Signed by Ed Sanders at the title page and dated in 1963. A collection of lusty poems addressed to Marilyn Monrow by six male poets of the underground poetry scene; Joel..... More

New York: Fuck You Press, 1962. 4to, mimeographed from typescript and holograph on rectos only on peach paper. Side-stapled. The sixth issue published of the periodical, with contributions this time around from David Rattray, Taylor Mead, Carol Bergé, John Keys, Hank Dixon et al. [Clay and Phillips pp. 166-68]Some light..... More

New York: Theatre Genesis, 1966. 9 1/2 x 15" poster, offset printed in turquoise on white card stock. Addressed and postmarked (address label partially effaced).The poster for this early performance work by Schneemann at St. Mark's Church, which ran for four days commencing on March 17. The work featured performers..... More

Norwich, CT: The Stone Press, 1974. First edition. 8 1/2 x 11" broadside, letterpress printed on brown card stock. Schwitter's legendary poem, translated from the German into English by G. P. Skratz. Single light crease else fine. More

Waldport, Oregon: The Illiterati, 1945. First edition. Small 4to. Offset printed in several colors and saddle-stapled wraps. The fourth installment of The Illiterati, one of the greatest little magazines of the twentieth century, published from the conscientous objector's camp at Waldport, Oregon. The magazine would have an incalculable and still..... More

Los Angeles: Students of Fairfax High School, 1941. First edition. 8vo, 125 pp, printed wraps. The literary magazine of Fairfax High School, notable this year for containing four poems by a young Jack Spicer - barring other juvenilia, certainly some of his earliest work in print. Even this early, his..... More

Gran Canaria: Zasterle Press, 1994. First edition. 12mo, 62 pp, wraps. One of 300 numbered copies. The third chapter of Spicer's eccentric and beautiful detective story set on the aftermath of the Berkeley Renaissance, and the first portion of the story to appear in book form, the first two chapters..... More

Fayetteville, AS: Lost Roads Press, 1979. 8vo, 59 pp, bound in lavender wraps silkscreened in silver ink. A second, limited edition of Stanford's first published book, originally published by Mill Mountain Press in 1971. .There are two different versions of this posthumuous edition of the book - this is the..... More

New York: Showcard, 1968. First edition. 8vo, 4 unnumbered leaves. The Playbill for the Fugs' 1968 July run at the Players Theatre, at 114 MacDougal Street. The publication is a satire of the Showcard Playbills which were ubiquitous in NYC, and to make it perfect, appears to have been printed..... More

[New York]: The Fugs, [c. 1965]. 4to, two 8 1/2 x 11" sheets stapled once at the upper left hand corner. The first sheet is offset printed, and illustrated with a photomontage attributed to "Charro Pozo," the second sheet is mimeographed from typescript. An early promotional leaflet issued by the..... More

New York: Timothy Leary Defense Fund, 1966. Three 8 1/2 x 11" sheets, one mimeographed on recto only, and the other two offset printed on recto only. Three documents related to the early days of Leary's defense for his first brush with the law, when he was arrested for possession..... More

[New York]: c. 1962. 4to, twenty leaves clipbound into a green card folder, typewritten on rectos only, with holograph corrections and additions in pencil, as well as brief holograph passages to the verso of several leaves. Cover, and verso of final leaf illustrated with drawings in ink, graphite, and colored..... More

New York: Boke Press, 1968. First edition. 4to, Side-stapled in card wraps illustrated by Joe Brainard. One of a limited edition of 500 copies. Two works bound dos-a-dos, each with a separate silhouette cover by Brainard. A beautiful production from Brainard's Boke press. Clay & Phillips, p. 266. Covers lightly..... More