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Chicago: Powers, Fowler and Lewis, 1896. Very good.. An elaborate, portable classroom teaching aid featuring over 150 color chromolithograph religious illustrations on a movable double roller screen assembly. The plates at the lower portion of the screen are among the earliest known, commercial work of prominent early 20th century illustrator, J.C. Leyendecker, produced while living in Chicago at age 19. Originally commissioned by the publisher for an illustrated version of the bible in 1894, the 132 images attributed to him here represent more than twice the output of 60 plates known to have been published in their first appearance. OCLC notes only two holdings, one at Ohio Wesleyan University, the other at the Chicago's Harold Washington Library. Rare. Cloth covered wooden case measuring approximately 16" x 16" x 2". Folds out to reveal a movable, double roller screen mechanism, set into an upper and lower section of the vertical portion of the dispaly. A color illustrated card frames the screens'… Ler mais

Tokyo: Sanseido, 1979. First Edition. Very good plus.. First edition, with black and white photographs spanning the decade and a timeline following. Includes original printed insert. The following contributors are also listed: A. Isozaki, S. Otsuji, K. Shinoyama, Y. Takanashi, K. Taki, S. Taira. Cream cloth boards with some foxing/light soil; spine toned. No dust jacket as issued. In Japanese. Folded green paper insert laid in. Very good plus. In very good original slipcase, scuffed along edges with a few small tears at head and tail of spine.

Tucson: Nazraeli, 2004. First Edition. Very good +.. First printing of these large-scale color photographs of uniformed Japanese elevator girls: collapsed on escalators, mannequin-like behind glass, underwater, wandering through abandoned arcades. Hardcover spiral bound. Folio. Pictorial boards over red cloth spine, in white printed slipcase. All edges silver. Very light edgewear to boards and slipcase; both very good plus. Edition of 2000 copies. Text in English and Japanese.

Providence, RI: Burning Deck, 1981. First Edition. Good +.. Signed first printing of this early work from Yau, printed in an edition of 1000. An attractive signed copy. Wraps. 8vo. Plack and blue offset-printed wraps. SIGNED at title page. Mild edgewear. Rear wrap foxed. Interior clean and bright. About very good. 54pp.

n.p. [Chicago?]: n.p., 1969. Very good.. A fierce (likely unpublished) diatribe against Judge Julius Hoffman, or as the "Panthers called him 'Adolph Hitler Hoffman,'" who presided over the "Chicago 8" trial of Yippies Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin, David Dellinger, Tom Hayden, Rennie Davis, John Froines, Lee Weiner, and Bobby Seale - who were charged with various federal offenses in the wake of the 1968 Democratic Convention. The judge is described by "William Yippie" as being a "cartoon of a man [a] 'magoo [...] who talked as if his larynx was made of sandpaper." It quotes extensively from the court transcript, including many requests by Rubin to go to the bathroom (with the title derived from a water saving campaign slogan used in the New York area during the drought of 1965). From the start, the article (if article it is) outlines a dire political scenario: "By now most everyone has an idea of the repression that's going on in Amerika. Fascism! Bummer! Genocide! Horrow [sic] show! " It is however… Ler mais

Tokyo: Furuko, 1981. First Edition. Very good + in a very good + jacket.. First printing, from the photographer of DOCUMENT KOUEN, on related themes. wraps. 16mo. Wraps in dust jacket. Wraps lightly creased; a little wear to upper edges. Very good plus overall. Text in Japanese. Heavily illustrated with both color and black and white photographs, along with several drawings.

(Berkeley): Sailing After Lunch, 1997. First Edition. Near fine.. Inscribed first printing of this collection of verse from the California poet, with drawings by Philip Knoll. Wraps. Small 8vo. Saddle-stapled pictorial wraps. Near fine. INSCRIBED by Young to prelim leaf. Mild rubbing, trace toning to wraps. Interior bright and clean throughout, save one line penned by author in between two others. 43pp.

San Francisco: Miam, 1978. First Edition. Very good.. Single work from Young published in fellow Language poet Mandel's series Miam, which ran for six issues between 1977 and 1978. [Clay and Phillips, 285]. Staplebound. Six legal sheets, stapled at corner, folded for mailing with titles and postage printed on exterior sheet. Very good with some edgewear and toning. Interior clean and bright. With ALS from Mandel.

San Diego: Publisher's Export Co., Inc, 1967. First Edition. Near fine.. Rural sleaze pulp featuring the erotic goings-on of two women, a man, a tractor, and a hi-fi. Uncredited but striking cover art. "A steamy Louisiana set epic" (John Harrison, HIP POCKET SLEAZE: The Lurid World of Vintage Adult Paperbacks.) A PEC Novel. Wraps. Mass market paperback. Pictorial wraps. Light wear and faint creasing to spine and front cover. 160 pages. Near fine.

Detroit: Artists' Workshop Press, 1965. First Edition. Very good.. First edition of this drama in verse, the seventh in the Artists' Workshop Press series of Workshop Books, under the general editorship of Robin Eichele. Drama in verse inspired by a Detroit Free Press article quoting Pfc. Stephen Wilson, reproduced on verso of both cover panels. Cover design by John Sinclair. 8vo. Stapled pink wraps. Printed mimeo. Spine sunned; edges and endpapers toned. Light spotting to back cover. Edition of 500 copies. [8]pp.

(New York): (J. Yuder), 1965. Very good.. Unpublished manuscript of a sweeping religico-political epic poem, prefaced by epigraphs from the Book of Revelations and the Book of Jonah and beginning with BIRTH, first of the "Four Regressions" ("Once I met a mad fool who lived in a Forest!...now there lived in this forest a great Wolf whose name was MOGATOR, who was a very strange and ferocious beast..."). A single illustration, tittled DIAGRAM OF EROM, draws a geometric relationship betwen the senses, death, ressurrection, birth, and pre-existence. Biblical diction and motifs segue into a more or less recognizable 20th century political catalogue: "And there was Courtney (And the Terrible Westward Pegley and Robert Welsh / And William Buckley and Dr. Becher and His 'Drang Nach Osten' Propganda. / And Gehlin and the Right Reverent & Notorious Winrod / And Sokolsky and Professor Oliver and the Defenders of the Christian Faith and Peter Maurin and Lyle Munsen / And George Deathrage & Schmidtz and Robert… Ler mais