Nottingham: Ritter Press, 1958. First edition. 8vo, 79 pp, bound in gilt-stamped blue pebbled cloth. No dust jacket. Limited edition, this copy hand-numbered no. 135. With mimeographed errata slip laid in correcting an omission to the subscriber's list. A memorial publication for Wilhelm Reich, published with funds raised from subscribers... More
New York: Kensington, 1977. First edition. Omar the Beggar, aka Alan Abel, was the founder of Omar's School for Beggars. The book was republished in a limited edition in 2010 of 500 copies by Kunstverein Publishing, an edition which itself has become scarce. Despite its status as an underground classic... More
Gonova: Commercio-Gazzetta Di Genova, 1888. 8vo, 99 pp, rebound in red linen with the cover of the photographically illustrated original wrapper preserved. Illustrated with drawings in the text. Text in Italian. First and only edition of one of the rarest of all tattoo books. Orazio based his study on a.... More
np: Pacificmoonplanet Ecological Theatre, nd. 8 1/2 x 11", mimeographed from typescript on yellow paper. A poetry broadside. We can find no reference to the group, though we've seen other broadsides signed by the project, all with a similar poetic voice with heavy use of portmanteau word constructions. Very good with moderate creasing. More
[Paris]: Carnet latino de Rhinocéros jr, 1997. First edition. Square 16mo, 48 pp, bound in still photographically illustrated wrappers. One of a limited edition of 1500 copies. This unusual book, which presents photographs of Emiliano Zapata and his circle, along with transcriptions of documents and other ephemera, is one of... More
![Processed World Nos. 1-32 [Complete, with] Fake Program Cover for the 1982 Office Automation...](/pictures/thumb/28081.jpg?v=1567713927)
San Francisco: Processed World, 1981-1994. Nos. 1-13 each an 8vo in saddle-stapled card wraps. Subsequent issues each a saddle-stapled 4to, save for Nos 26-32, which are perfect bound. All print issues of the paradigmatic zine of 80's officeplace dissatisfaction. Processed World arose out of the ashes of the Union of... More
Amsterdam: Provo, 1966. Foolscap format, 6 leaves mimeographed on both recto and verso. Text in Dutch. The third issue of this rare and ephemeral Provo periodical, issued almost weekly for a short span of time in the summer of 1966, and acting as a more immediate counterpoint to the other... More
Amsterdam: Provo, 1966. Foolscap format, 7 leaves, mimeographed from typescript, drawing and collage and stapled once at the upper left hand corner. Single issue of this rare and ephemeral Provo periodical, issued almost weekly for a short span of time in the summer of 1966, and acting as a more... More
[Amsterdam]: Provo, c. 1965. 8 1/2 x 14", mimeographed on recto only. Published as Provokatie No. 5, this leaflet outlined the Provo white bicycle plan, in which approximately fifty bicycles were painted white and distributed in Amsterdam in protest of capitalism and traffic congestion. This would become one of the... More
Amsterdam: Affiesje uitgeverij HOLLANDS GLORIE, 1967. 17 x 24" poster, offset lithograph on pink paper. Signed in plate [printed signature] at lower right hand margin. A poster featuring a striking caricature drawing of a Dutch Policeman and a clergyman, representing the Dutch establisment, standing together and gazing with obvious satisfaction... More
New York: NACLA, 1971. 4to, offset printed on newsprint. Saddle-stapled in illustrated wraps. An English language comic adapted from Los Agachados by Ruis, about the Uruguayan movement, and here directed at an English-speaking audience. Some page toning, and some moderate toning and soiling to covers, but very good. More
Chicago: Solidarity Bookshop, [c. 1965-1966]. First edition. 4to, 10 pp, mimeographed from typescript and holograph. Side-stapled in mimeographed wraps. First and only edition of this pamphlet which gathers three essays on rock music and the revolution; Franklin Rosemont's Mods, Rockers, & The Revolution, which previously appeared in the Rebel Worker... More
Ulan Bator: Editorial del Estado, 1966. 8vo, 144 p, bound in red cloth with gilt titles; red silk bookmark bound in. No dust jacket. A translation into Spanish of the work best known in English as "The Mongolian people's struggle for national independence and the building of a new life... 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
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
np: Insurgent Worker, 1972. 8vo, 20 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Published as an Insurgent Worker Pamphlet by the Chicago group of the same name. Near fine with a light crease to one tip and some faint toning to extremities. More
Amsterdam: 1969. Oversized tabloid, [4] pp, single sheet folded once (with two additional folds). Offset printed on newsprint. Illustrated with photographs and drawings. First and only issue of this satirical periodical produced by Dutch students during their 1969 occupation of the Maagdenhuis, the headquarters of the University of Amsterdam -... More
Paris: Le Mouvement Surrealiste, 1956. First edition. 8 1/2 x 11”, printed on recto only on handmade, speckled brown paper. Surrealist tract protesting the recent election of 52 members of the Poujadiste movement, accusing them of fascism, and drawing attention to the war in Algeria and the fate of Algerians... More
Paris: 1963. First edition. 8 5/8 x 11", offset printed in black on yellow paper. Text in French and Spanish. A manifesto prompted by an exchange of undesirables between France and Spain, with an attack on Malraux. With the printed signatures of Philippe Audoin, Jean-Louis Bedouin, Robert Benayoun, Vincent Bounoure... More
[Paris]: 1956. 8 1/4 x 10 3/4", broadside printed on red paper. A leaflet prepared in response to the supression of the Hungarian Revolution by the USSR earlier in that month. Signed by Anne Bedouin, Robert Benayoun, Andre Breton, Adrien Dax, Yves Elleouet, Charles Flamand, Georges Goldfayn, Louis Janover, Jean-Jacques... More
Stanford: Tabloid Collective, 1980. First edition. 4to, 80 pages [incl. covers], saddle-stapled wraps illustrated by photomontage. Debut issue of the post-situ periodical, with contributions from Carol Becker, Jean Franco, Daphne Patai, Dana B. Polan, Mary L. Pratt, Peter W. Rose, Herbert Schiller, Jeffrey Schnapp, Jon Spayde, and Charles Contagion. Very... More
![The Commune April 8 & 27, 1968 [All Published?]. The Commune](/pictures/thumb/27552.jpg?v=1557527579)
New York: The Commune, 1968. Paperback. 8 1/2 x 11" sheets, [2], [6] pages, mimeographed from typescript. April 8 issue a single sheet; second issue three stab-stapled leaves. Two issues, and the only two issues we've seen, of this Situationist-influenced journal. The first issue appears to have been spurred by... More
[Berkeley]: nd [c. early 1980's?]. 4to, 8 pp [incl. covers], offset printed and saddle-stapled into wraps illustrated in color. An anonymously produced manual for incoming and returning students to U.C. Berkeley, which includes includes community resources, quotes from a variety of sources (Emma Goldman, Jack London et al) and an... More
