![Man and His Ancestors. A Study of Anthropology [Little Blue Book No. 13]. Carroll Lane Fenton.](/pictures/thumb/25913.jpg?v=1511831020)
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, saddle-stapled in cream, slightly coated wraps. An early title in the series. Near fine with faint toning and a tiny stain to back wraps. More
![Body Art 1-23 [Complete]. Henry Ferguson, ed.](/pictures/thumb/26324.jpg?v=1530041691)
Braintree, Essex, UK: Body Art, 1987-1995. 4to, each issue profusely illustrated in color. All issues published of the longrunning and comprehensive periodical devoted to tattooing, piercing, body paint, piercing, suspension, corsetry, dental implants, fashion, nipple training, drag, transdermal implants, genital modifications and other forms of body modification. All issues are... More
Amsterdam: Lawrence Ferlinghetti, 1980. First edition. 4to, 9 pp, xeroxed from typescript on rectos only; stab-stapled into a cover sheet illustrated with a drawing of an angel. Signed by Lawrence Ferlinghetti at the colophon. One of only 25 copies, the entire edition. Described as a "xerox manuscript copy", printed in... More
[Denmark]: Copenhagen Pages, 1963. 8vo, single sheet folded once. Offset printed. Illustrated with b/w photographs. Text in Danish and English. Artists' periodical, and perhaps a one-shot (we've seen no other issues) which presents the collaborative work in which excerpts from Filliou's Whispered Art History series were recorded and available in... More
![[altered postcard]. Albert M. Fine, attr.](/pictures/thumb/20510.jpg?v=1533760649)
New York: [Albert M. Fine], n.d. First edition. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2", Found picture postcard depicting Palm Beach, Florida, with U.S. and Canadian stamps; altered by artist with excision, staples, pink spray paint, rubber-stamped arrows, writing. Staples across excision replace a bridge in the postcard image. Address label reads... More
Glassingale, Dunblaine: Morningstar Publications, [1995]. First edition. 4 1/8 x 5 7/8" artists' postcard, offset printed in color on coated stock, and reproducing a drawing by Hincks of everyone's favorite motorcycle jump. Near fine with a faint touch of foxing. More
Black Mountain College: nd. 12 x 16" sheet (image size approximately 8 x 10 1/2"), ink and gouche on paper. Signed by the artist at the lower right hand corner. Provenance: from the collection of Robert Creeley, with his ownership signature at verso, as well as the phrase "Black Mountain... More
Madison, WI: Madison Supporters of the Attica Brothers, [1974]. 10 1/2 x 16 1/2", offset printed in b/w. Provenance: from the collection of J. Wesley Miller. Original poster for a screening of the documentary film Attica, which documented the Attica Prison uprising in 1971. From the collection of the famously... More
Ann Arbor: [1982]. 8 1/2 x 11" flyer, ofset litho on green paper. Flyer for this show featuring Flipper out in Michigan, with The Necros - an incredible line-up. Abrasions to tips at verso, very goods. More
San Francisco: City Lights Books, 1969. 8 1/2 x 14", offset litho on white paper. A poster for this 1969 performance by the avant-garde troupe at Washington Square. The artwork is unattributed, but looks to be the work of Daniel Moore. A late performance by the avant-garde ritualistic theater group... More
Wisconsin: Wisconsin Amnesty Project. 17 x 22" poster, offset printed in two colors. Printed at the RPM Print Co-op in Madison, WI, with union slug. A bold and striking design by Tod Florey, featuring the word "amnesty" perpendicular and breaking the barrel of an assault rifle, with a red flower... More
np: Fluxpress, 1968. First edition. Narrow 4to, 11 pp, offset printed and saddle-stapled. Illustrated with b/w reproductions. Cover photograph by Diane Wakoski. The first standalone publication by Flynt, and a key 1960's document with regards to institutional critique, Fluxus, and anti-art. As well as the introductory statement by Flynt, the... More
San Francisco: Folsom Prison, nd [c. 1970's]. 8 1/2 x 11", offset printed in gray and black on light gray wove paper. A poster for the San Francisco Gay leather bar. The poster is illustrated with a rear view of a naked man holding a manacle and ball and chain... More
Chicago: Thing, c. 1991. 16 x 21 1/2", offset printed in three colors on heavy paper stock. A poster issued to promote Ford's legendary queer zine Thing, which ran to ten issues. The poster features an unforgettable portrait of a snarling Vaginal Creme Davis, who had been one of the... More
New York: St. Martin's Press, 1978. First American edition. 8vo, 168 pp, bound in magenta cloth. Illustrated dust jacket designed by Max Nettleton. With a foreward by Graham Hough. The first American edition, published in the same year as the UK edition from Manchester University Press, and three years after... More
[San Francisco]: [Free Print Shop], [1969?]. 4 1/4 x 8 1/2', printed in two colors, photographically illustrated. This small leaflet was published by the Free Print Shop at the Sutter Street Commune. It is included in the California Historical Society's Free Print Shop collection as item no. 19. The FPS... More
Frestonia: Tribal Messenger, 1977. First edition. 8 1/2 x 14" sheet, roneographed on recto and verso from typescript and holograph. A single, but pivotal issue of the newsletter which became the official organ of the country of Frestonia, the squatted area of London which seceded from the U.K. in the... More
Beverly Hills, CA: Glen E. Friedman, 1982. First edition. 4to, offset printed on newsprint, saddle-stapled in glossy, photographically illustrated wraps. Profusely illustrated with black and white photographs. A one shot photozine issued by a young Friedman, featuring photographs of many of the prominent punk and hardcore bands of the time... More
Berkeley: Point-Blank! 1973. 8vo, [12] pp. [incl. covers]. Offset printed. Saddle-stapled wraps. Pamphlet on the occupation of the Lip watch factory in Besançon, here presented in English and published by Point-Blank. Ford 174. Very good with light creasing to the wraps. More
Frankfurt am Main: S. Fischer, 1978. First edition. 12mo, 109 [3] pp, wraps. Without printed band announcing the Robert Walser prize, as usually found. Association copy, inscribed by Fritz in the year of publication to Dr. Hermann Mayer. "dern lieben, hochgeschalsler Herr Ministerialral Dr. Hermann Mayer, ohne desser Kulturpolitik in... More
Frankfurt am Main: S. Fischer, 1978. First edition. 12mo, 109 [3] pp, wraps. Without printed band announcing the Robert Walser prize, as usually found. The Austrian writer's first book, the size of which does little to foreshadow the length and textual intricacies of her latter, mammoth works, though the irony... More
Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp, 1985. First edition. 12mo, 215 pp, printed wraps. With a publisher's advertising pamphlet laid in. With a lengthy inscription from Marianne Fritz at the title page: "für den lieben Herrn Ministerialrat Dr. Hermann Mayer, dem ich nie vergessen werde, wie er sich geschreckt hat damals... More
np: nd. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps. Illustrated with two illustrations by Jean Cocteau. One of 300 copies, translated into American by Diane DiPrima, Alan Marlowe, and Harriet and Bret Rohmer. A beautiful fugitive edition of this long poem, probably produced during the Poet's Theater days. The translation is dedicated to Freddie... More
New York: nd [c. early 1980's]. 4 3/4 x 5 3/8" postcard. Recto illustrated with a drawing and photomontage by Carl George. The invitation to this series of performances at ABC No Rio, including Samoa (co-founder of The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black), Donald Miller (of Borbetomagus), Brian Doherty (of... More
Berlin: George-von-Rauch-Haus, 1975. First edition. 12mo, 112 pp, offset printed and perfect bound in photographically illustrated wraps. Illustrated with b/w photographs. A joint publication of the Georg-von-Rauch-Haus, Tommy-Weisbecker-Haus, Schöneberger Jungarbeiter- und Schülerzentrum, which documents the police raids upon those centers following the Peter Lorentz kidnapping. Very good with some faint... More