London: Audio Arts (Eo Epso Ltd.), 1974. Cassette in case with folded J-card. Vol. 1 No. 2. Some wave to tape labels, offsetting to J-card. Contents: A1 –Michael Craig-Martin An Interview With Michael Craig-Martin A2 –Noam Chomsky Interview By Dr Christopher Evans, May 1973 A3 –Unknown Artist..... More
Tangier, Morocco: Gnaoua, 1964. Number One, Spring 1964. 103 pp. Illustrated magenta wraps. Very Good with sunned and faintly stained wraps, creased spine, old price written on front free endpaper. The first and only issue of a mostly expatriate literary journal compiled in Tangier, Morocco. It features the photos..... More
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Lancaster, PA & Ithaca, NY: Published for the American Physical Society, 1913. First edition. Complete issue, pp. [409]-536. Bound without wraps in green cloth with leather spine lettered in gilt. Pages toned, light corner creasing to several terminal leaves and light soiling to final page, Near Fine. Contains..... More
Montreal: The Bizarre Publishing Company, 1952. Issue #8 of the influential illustrated sexual fetish, bondage, and S&M magazine. 68 pp. including wraps. Near Fine with bright wraps, light wear. The first 20 issues of Bizarre were edited, published and largely illustrated by John Coutts under the pseudonym "John Willie." It..... More
Montreal: Bizarre Publication Co., 1946-1958. Issues 1-25 of the famous fetish and bondage magazine, plus mail order advertisement with loose sample images and ads for Fantasia Footwear. Nearly complete as a run except for the final issue (No. 26). Stapled wraps. A Near Fine set, generally excellent, bright and very..... More
Paris: Jacqueline de Jong, 1962. Issue #2. 64 pp. Blue stapled wraps. Text in multiple languages including English. Very Good+ with wraps sunned along edges with small stain to bottom of yapped edges, internally clean and bright. The journal of the northern contingent/schism of the Situationist International, with cutting-edge '60s..... More
Norborne, MO: The Minutemen, 1963-1972. Small archive of the American anticommunist paramilitary organization The Minutemen's publications, with 22 issues of their publication On Target and nine pieces of ephemera. Spans from their early days before the Kennedy assassination to the period when the organization's founder, Robert B. dePugh, was on..... More
London: Bradbury and Evans, 1855-1857. First edition, in the original parts. Twenty issues bound into 19 parts, as issued. First issue, using the character name "Riguard" in No. XV; errata slip in XVI correcting the errors. Plates 21 and 22 in No. 11 are probably the more detailed plates mentioned..... More
London: Chapman and Hall, 1854. 1854-1855. Twenty issues bound into 19 parts, as issued. In publisher's green wraps printed in black. First edition. First state of No. 1, with no printer's imprint at bottom of front wrapper. All slips and ad pages present as per Hatton & Cleaver with the..... More
New York: International Magazine Company, 1934. Vol. XCVIII, No. 6. 234 pp. Very Good condition. Illustrated covers are bright, spine has a bit of loss along front edge, slight roll; cover has a few faint stains and scuffs. Internally near fine. The official first appearance of the beloved cartoon character..... More
London: Georgnes Newnes Ltd., 1920, 1921, 1923. The saga of mystery author Arthur Conan Doyle's involvement in the famous "fairy photographs," one of the greatest photographic hoaxes of all time, unfolds in three issues of the popular British magazine The Strand. Ironically, the creator of arch-logician Sherlock Holmes was publicly..... More
London: Rough Trade, 1978. Issue #15. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Near Fine. Features. A major British punk fanzine; this issue features Wayne County (later Jayne County), Sham 69, The Viletones, record and live reviews, and a back wrap "poster" of Public Image Ltd. More
London: Rough Trade, [1977]. Issue #5. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Near Fine, very bright. Features on Andy Czezowski (founder of The Roxy nightclub in Convent Garden), Slaughter and the Dogs, Ramones, and the Runaways. More
London: Rough Trade, [1977]. Issue #8. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Very Good with creasing to front wrap around staple, light toning. Features on Generation X (Bill Idol's band), Adam and the Ants, and Wayne County, plus charts and reviews. More
New York: The Masses Publishing Company, 1917. Four issue run of the famous American revolutionary socialist magazine: April, May, June, and July issues of 1917. Vol. IX Nos. 6-9. Stapled wraps. Good+ condition overall, some issues better, light wear and a little chipping, toned with age. May and June issues..... More
London, Paris, & Leipzig: Hippolyte Balliere, J.B. Balliere, & T.O. Wiegel; Arthur Hall, Virtue & Co., 1843-1856. Complete run of the publication in 13 volumes. Various cloth bindings: vols. 7 & 11 are original, the others are in 20th century institutional cloth. A Fair+ ex-library set deaccessioned from the John..... More
London: Friends of Soledad, 1972. Issue No. 2. May 1972. 24 pp. including wraps. Unbound sheets. Near Fine with light shelf wear, a single page corner creased. Includes a two page sheet listing contents, booklets in preparation, and items for sale. A rare British publication celebrating the American Black..... More
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Leipzig: Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft, 1930. Kurt Gödel's paper "Die Vollständigkeit der Axiome des logischen Funktionenkalküls," published in Monatsheften für Mathematik und Physik, vol. 37. Complete volume, Pp. [iv], 404, 52 "Literaturberichte," with Gödel's paper on pp. [349]-360. Bound without wraps in modern grey suede-like binding with spine lettered in gilt. Pages..... More
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Leipzig: Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft, 1933. Kurt Gödel's "Zum Entscheidungsproblem des logischen Funktionenkalküls," published in Monatsheften für Mathematik und Physik, vol. 40. Complete volume, Pp. 470, 41 "Literaturberichte," with Gödel's paper on pp. 433-443. Bound without wraps in modern grey suede-like binding with spine lettered in gilt. Pages toned, lightly bumped at..... More
New York: TELLUS, 1985. Stereo cassette in cassette with single-sided fold-out J-card. Issue #10. NM. A guitar-centric compilation featuring guitar composer Glenn Branca, NY No Wave queen Lydia Lunch, Husker Du's Bob Mould, DNA's Arto Lindsay, Elliot Sharp, Butthole Surfers, and solo tracks by Lee Ranaldo & Thurston Moore of..... More
London: Heatwave, 1966. First edition. The second and final issue of a British mimeographed periodical that combined radical libertarian-communist /Situationist politics with surrealism and populist popular culture analysis. At the time Leftist intellectuals around the globe were expected to scorn popular culture (especially things like cartoons and rock n' roll)..... More
Los Angeles: [Self Published], 1981, 1983, 1984. The first three issues of Groening's Life in Hell Bonus Fun-Fest Holiday Treat.. Each is a limited edition signed by Matt Groening on the front cover; #1 is copy 36/100; #2 is #27/200; #3 is 10 [or 16?]/100. Original photocopied stapled wraps. Very..... More
New York: VVV, 1944. No.4, February 1944. 86, [12] pp. with plates. Illustrated red wraps with yapped edges. Basically a Fine copy, unsophisticated, very bright and clean, slight bump to head, tiny scratch to spine, offsetting to plate between pages 56 and 57. The final issue of the surrealist journal..... More
New York: The Voice of the Negro, 1927. Vol 1, No. 1. February, 1927.4 pp. A single sheet folded once, 9.25" x 12.5". Very Good+ with light wear. This scarce publication served as a proposal for a new magazine Harrison wished to found, The Voice of the Negro, for his..... More
New York: The Voice of the Negro, 1927. The first and only issue of a truly scarce radical African American periodical. One of very few surviving copies as no copies are located in OCLC, in the trade, or in the author's archives at Columbia University Libraries. 8 pp. Bound in..... More