Los Angeles: Independent Project Press, 1983. 4 x 6" postcard, letterpress printed in two colors on thick chipboard. Striking postcard, printed and designed by Bruce Licher, for this very early show by Savage Republic in L.A. Near fine. More about Letterpress Postcard for a 1983 Show at The Music Machine
Los Angeles: 1984. 3 11/16 x 5 7/8" postcard, letterpress printed in two colors on thick chipboard card stock. The announcement for this 1984 show organized by Option Magazine at the legendary LA venue Anticlub, beautifully printed by Bruce Licher at Independent Project Press. Radwaste was a project that included... More about Letterpress Postcard for a 1984 Show at Anticlub
Great Britain: International Music Publications, 1992. First edition. 4to, 100 pp, illustrated wraps. Illustrated in color. Essential book on the Factory Records Club, including texts by Savage and many of the personalities involved, including Peter Hook, Tony Wilson, Ben Kelly, Mike Pickering, Howard Jones, Rob Gretton, Hewan Clark, Claude Bessy... More about The Haçienda Must Be Built!
UK: Things in General, [1979]. Paperback. 4to. 18 pp. [including covers]. Side-stapled in wraps printed in black and green. The second issue of this excellent postpunk zine named after a Prefects tune. Features interviews with The Passions, Echo & The Bunnymen, and long and good interview with Swell Maps. Last... More about Things in General No. 2
Detroit: Artists' Workshop, 1966. Second edition. 4to, mimeographed from typescript and bound in photographically illustrated wraps. The second edition, expanded with an additional poem, and issued in a run of 500 copies upon Sinclair's release from prison. This is a battered, poor copy, the wraps detached from the text block... More about Firemusic: A Record
New York: Inandout Press, 1996. First edition. 8vo, 288 pp, printed wrappers. Illustrated with b/w reproductions. A remarkable assemblage of interviews with Smith and artists in his milieu, as well as reminiscences on him by various hands. Includes contributions by Lionel Ziprin, Harvey Bialy, Jordan Belson, Allen Ginsberg, Robert Frank... More about American Magus: Harry Smith. A Modern Alchemist
New York: Radio Ethiopia Field Marshall, [1979]. 8 1/2 x 11" fler, printed on recto only. Broadside featurings the lyrics to the song "Hymn", which also serves to advertise the Patti Smith Group's 1979 shows at the Palladium, and which is illustrated with a picture of Jesus. The lower margin, reproduced... More about Hymn
![How to Teach Yourself to Sing [Little Blue Book No. 1049]. Thelma Spear](/pictures/thumb/26863.jpg?v=1544579239)
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 about How to Teach Yourself to Sing [Little Blue Book No. 1049
San Francisco: Aural Atavism, 1978. 3 3/8 x 5 1/2", artists' postcard. Illustrated with a photograph by Rick Soloway of the avant punk group, which included Irene Dogmatic. More about Aural Atavism
Np: 1985. Approximately 8 1/4 x 11 1/2", marker on white paper mounted onto gray card stock. Signed and dated at lower margin in pencil. One of a numbered series of acid drawings done by Steven Stapleton (aka Nurse With Wound). Rare visual work by the industrial pioneer, and relatively... More about Acid Drawing No. 16
![The In Sound [Set of 4 Different Color Stampsheets]. Stereolab, Bruce Licher](/pictures/thumb/26172.jpg?v=1544578930)
Los Angeles: Independent Project Press, 1998. Four 6 3/4 x 6 3/4" sheets, each letterpress printed in different colors by Bruce Licher at the Independent Project Press. Fine. More about The In Sound [Set of 4 Different Color Stampsheets
![die Reihe 1-8 [Complete]. Informationen über serielle Musik. Karlheinz Stockhausen, eds Herbert...](/pictures/thumb/26972.jpg?v=1545862508)
Wien: die Reihe, 1955-62. 8vo, each volume an 8vo bound in printed wraps of varying colors, by the Austrian designer Willi Bahner. Texts in German. Illustrated with scores, some printed on coated paper, a couple of which fold out. All issues published of the original edition of one important new... More about die Reihe 1-8 [Complete]. Informationen über serielle Musik
San Francisco: 1968. 8 1/2 x 11" flyer, printed on magenta paper. Flyer for a 1968 happening at the Straight Theater, featuring "poets' theatre" by Michael Hannon, David Gitin, and James D. Wilson, Music by Gary Lapow and Steven Schuster, and Muisk (described as "Turko-American Rock". Also, a light show... More about Sleepwalking. Sleepwalkers, Wear Pajamas! Sleepwalk
Philadelphia: El Saturn Records, 1985. 8vo, [28] pp, mimeographed on various colors of paper stock. Saddle-stapled illustrated wraps. The self-published 1985 edition of the work, which first appeared in 1972 and was published in several different editions, with substantial differences in the text and in which poems were included. This... More about The Immeasureable Equation
Los Angeles: LACE & Anticlub, 1985. 6 x 6" ticket, letterpress printed on thick card stock by Bruce Licher at Independent Project Press. An unused ticker for the event, one of SRL's landmark machine performances, entitled “Extremely Cruel Practices: Survival Research Laboratories Offers a Series of Events Designed to Instruct... More about Unused Letterpress Ticket for "Extremely Cruel Practices"
np: [1973]. A cache of 10 items produced in conjunction with the Electric Element, a multi-media performance which was performed at the Theatre Royal Stratford in 1973 by the avant-garde theatrical performance troupe, which included the legendary musican and cybernetic artist Bruce Lacey, who appeared in Jasia Reichardt's Cybernetic Serendipity... More about Collection of Ephemera Related to The Electric Element
New York: American Theatre for Poets, 1965. 4to, two leaves mimeographed from typescript, and side-stapled into a yellow, mimeographed cover sheet. The program for this two day set by the Fugs at the East End Theatre, with Al Fowler, Tuli Kupferberg, Ed Sanders, Peter Stampfel, Kenneth Weaver, Steve Weber, and... More about The American Theatre for Poets, Inc. Presents The Fugs!!!!!!!!!!
Madison, WI: The Mess, 1985. 8 1/2 x 11" flyer, original xerox. A promotional flyer for the 7" EP, also listing other releases by the cult group, including a rerelease of their debut cassette, and the It's All Wurd cassette on Systematic. Light toning especially along left margin, else near fine. More about Flyer for the It's All Wyrd EP
New York: The American Theatre for Poets Inc, 1965. First edition. 4to, six leaves mimeographed from typescript and side-stapled. The rare program for this early performance by the TOEM and hosted by The American Theatre for Poets, Inc, which put on events at the East End Theatre in Late Winter... More about The American Theatre for Poets Inc presents The Theatre of Eternal Music
Sacramento: 1993. First edition. 11 x 17" poster printed on pink paper. Advertises for performance by Tiger Trap "and very special guests Cupid Car Club (featuring former members of Nation of Ulysses), Slant 6." Some fading to lower left corner, a few large creases, and a couple cloesd tears, less than 1", very good. More about Poster advertising for performance at The Cattle Club, Sacramento
Philadelphia: Anderson Entertainment Bureau, nd [c. 1890's]. 6 1/4 x 9 3/8" handbill, photohgraphically illustrated. Rubberstamped address of the Anderson Entertainment Bureau at lower margin of recto. An advertisement for the Till Family Rock Band, perhaps issued or distributed in conjunction with one of their US tours. The family was... More about Handbill Advertisement for the Till Family and their Rockophone
np: nd [c. mid-1980's]. 4to, photocopied from typescript and collage, stab-stapled. Cover by Neil Campbell. Single issue of the strikingly designed industrial / avant / post-punk fanzine, with contributions from Neil Campbell, great interview with The Cravats / Very Things, a page of releases form Omming for Woks, etx. Single... More about Hospital Victim Number 53
Zurich: Black Sheep Press, nd [c. late 1980's]. 4to, unpaginated, perfect bound in wraps with a front cover illustration by Louis Soutter. Illustrated in black and white. An impressive compendium of texts and artwork on the subject of duality, with contributions from Willem Dafoe, Russ Tamblyn, Adam Ant, John Balance... More about The Judasjesus
London: BM Ducasse, [1972]. Foolscap, [8] pp [incl. covers], mimeographed from typescript on blue paper, and saddle-stapled into yapped yellow offset printed wraps. A translation into English of Jean-Pierre Voyer's 'Reich/Mode d'Emploi', here published and distributed by BM Ducasse - the British post-situ group which counted a young Tony Wilson... More about The Use of Reich
