[Los Angeles]: Wallace Berman, 1959. Folded pictorial covers with interior printed manila pocket housing 18 loose poems and images. 18.5x12 cm (7 1/2" x 5"). One of 350 copies. Contents complete. Near Fine, light wear and soiling to wrappers; some pieces with toning or offsetting, a few with creases at..... More
San Francisco; Middletown, CA: P. O. Frisco; San Francisco Oracle; Harbinger University Press, 1966-1968. Complete first edition set of all 12 issues of the San Francisco Oracle, plus the second and third editions of the 7th issue and additional variant of the 10th issue. Bookended by the Oracle's single-issue predecessor..... More
New York City: Lion Books, Inc., 1954. First edition. 128pp. Bound in pictorial softcover wrappers. Very Good+ with slight lean to binding; dampstain to bottom right corner and light edge wear. Front gutter tender, contents toned. Flora's debut and his best-known work, a crime novel of one woman's descent into..... More
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Dayton, OH: Popular Publications, Inc., 1968. First appearance of photographs of Bigfoot, in the February 1968 issue of Argosy magazine. Signed by photographer Bob Gimlin on the front cover and dated 9/12/03. 128 pp., illustrated in color and black and white. Bound in publisher's wraps. Very Good with moderate wear..... More
San Francisco, California: Straight Arrow Books, 1971. First edition, first printing. A fantastic association copy, signed by Bob Hayes on a preliminary blank and warmly inscribed, "8-4-71 Dick Meltzer; There are friends and associates who spend every moment giving you advice; then there is Dick Meltzer who opens his door..... More
San Francisco: City Lights Books, 1959. First edition. Single sheet of white wove paper folded in sixths. Fine, trace soiling at upper right of front wrap. The African-American North Beach poet's first and most famous book, a folded broadside of nine poems full of beatnik slang, absurd humor, and braggadocio..... More
San Francisco: City Lights Books, 1967. First edition, first printing. 81pp. Bound in publisher's yellow wraps. A Fine copy, bright and unread, small contemporary Portland bookstore ticket to verso of rear wrap. An excellent copy of a collection by the late San Francisco Beat poet. Cook 62. More
Compton, CA: Public Information Communications Association, 1962. Original pressing in red vinyl with Pica labels. DTL-831. About Very Good record with light wear and hairlines, label darkened, in a Good sleeve, some staining and wear to bottom of front and back, text effaced MLK's speech at a civil rights rally..... More
[Los Angeles]: [No Publisher], [1940]. A scarce early index of science-fiction fanzines (Imag-Index) its supplement, and four issues of yearbooks, bound together. [3], 71; [4, Supplement]; 19 [Yearbook of 1938], unpaginated [1939 Yearbook]; [2], [32],[4] [1940 Yearbook]; unpaginted [1941 Yearbook] pp. Bound in custom green cloth with gilt spine lettering..... More
Published by the Editor for SAPS, [1951]. An early sci-fi fanzine published for SAPS 17th mailing, featuring a contribution from Bob Silverberg entitles "The Great Big Paley Hoax." In original top-stapled sheets. Very Good with toning and light wear. Scarce, More
[no place]: National Fantasy Fan Federation [NFFF], [nd]. Bound in publisher's original white wraps printed in black. Near Fine with light scratches and wear to wraps, penciled price to front cover, a set of staple puncture holed throughout. More
Hyattsville, MD: The Hodgepodge Press for FAPA, 1950. Number 1. Spring, 1950. In original side-stapled sheets. Very Good with toning and light wear, reading crease near staples of front cover. A science fiction fanzine intended for the 51st FAPA mailing. More
Hyattsville, MD: The Hodge Podge Press, 1950. Issues #1 (Spring 1950) and #3 (Fall 1950). Bound in publisher's side stapled wraps. Very Good, toning to wraps, small stain to second page of #3. More
Seattle: Gear Works Press, 1965. First edition, first printing. Folio. Bound in publisher's heavy grey stapled wraps printed in yellow and black. Fine, with faint wear at corners and a small, light scratch to the rear cover. Tom Robbin's first published book, a monograph about the work of Guy Anderson..... More
[Berkeley?]: Unknown, nd. Original 14.5" x 19.5" poster for a performance by the Oakland Ballet directed by Ronn Guidi, with visuals by Fred Berensmeier (presumably of the psychedelic variety), and musical accompaniment: harp, percussion, vibes, xylophone, bass, piano, and sitar. We could find no information about the performance or this..... More
New York: Published by the Editors for FAPA, 1949, 1959. 1949, 1950. Four issues, Volume 2, numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4. Bound in publisher's original stapled binding, with the exception of Number 2 which is a single sheet. Very Good with light toning and light general wear. More
Milwaukee, WS: Published by the Author for FAPA, 1949. Issue number 1, February 1949, a fanzine printed for FAPA. In original side-stapled sheets, Very Good with light toning and light wear. More
Bloomington, IL: Published by the Author for FAPA, 1945. B. T. -- His Mag: Number 1, April 1945. In original side-stapled sheets. Very Good with toning and light wear. A sci-fi zine published by one of the genre's earliest fans for FAPA. More
Bloomington, IL: Published by the Author for FAPA, 1945. Number 2, October 1945. In original stapled sheets. Very Good with toning and light wear. A sci-fi zine published by one of the genre's earliest fans for FAPA. More
Bloomington, IL: Published by the Editor, 1939. Whole Number 14. Volume 2, Number 2. September 30, 1939. 4pp (including covers). Very Good with toning and wear, creases and soiling. Inked initials to front cover. An early sci-fi fanzine edited by Bob Tucker. More
Bloomington, IL: Published by the Editor, 1940. Whole Number 14. Volume 2, Number 2. September 30, 1939. Very Good with toning and wear, creases and soiling. Folded in thirds horizontally. Inked initials "LJA" (Lloyd Alpaugh?) to front cover. An early sci-fi fanzine edited by Bob Tucker. More
Bloomington, IL: Cosmic Publications, [1939]. 4 pp. Early sci-fi adzine with ad for John W. Campbell's publication Unknown in middle. Very Good with toning and wear. More