Pepperell, Massachusettes: 1906. 2 3/4 x 4 9/16" card, printed in white on very heavy black coated card stock on recto only. Invitation to a ghostly happening in Pepperell, Massachusetts, on Friday evening on March 16, 1906. The card advertises music by Thayer's Orchestra, electrical effects beginning at 8 pm..... More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, 1924. 32mo, saddle-stapled in pale green wraps printed in black. Illustrated. Likely the first edition of the work, in Gibbs' LBB 1 binding. Finger was an Arkansan wanderer, folklorist, musicologist, and adventurer whose remarkable body of work is still too little known. He was a prolific contributor..... More

London: Gaberbocchus Press, 1955. 8vo, 62 pp, bound in black cloth titled in red at the spine. Illustrated dust jacket. Translated into English by Barbara Wright, who also provides a foreword. Illustrated with collages by D. S. Willoughby, including a fold-up sheet printed on orange coated paper stock. Printed in..... More

Paris: Editions du Seuil, 1949. First edition. 12mo, 94 pp, printed wraps. Illustrated with four black and white plates. One of Marker's first two books, along with his novel Le Coeur Net, both published in 1949. A mysterious book, which Sarah Cooper describes as "a montage of different texts on..... More

New York: Institute for Human Development, c. 1970. Sixteen placards, each 8 x 8", housed in the publisher's original folder. The placards are illustrated in color by Judith Savard, some of them incorporating photographs and quotes. A beautiful portfolio which grew out of the antipoverty "Summer in the City" program..... More

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