1. ACCONCI, Vito. Five Audio Works

1. ACCONCI, Vito. Five Audio Works 1969–1977.</i</b NY: Electronic Arts Intermix [2001].

First edition. Five cds in the orginal plastic box with wrap-around artwork. All elements fine. Collects Acconci’s Running Tape (1969), The American Gift (1976), Under-History Lesson (1976), Ten Packed Minutes (1977), and The Gangster Sister From Chicago Visits New York (A Family Piece) (1977). $125

2. ASHBERY, John. 100 Multiple-Choice Questions.</i</b [NY]: Adventures in Poetry (2001).

First edition, lettered & signed issue. Square 8vo. [32 pp]. Fine in full cloth with inset printed cover label. No dust jacket, as issued. One of 26 lettered copies SIGNED by Ashbery. First separate appearance of this work, originally published in Adventures in Poetry magazine in 1970. $250

3. BALDESSARI, John. Zorro.</i</b Köln: Oktagon (1998).

First edition. Horizontal 16mo. Fine in illustrated wrappers. A flip-book, subtitled, “Two Gestures and One Mark.” The edition was limited to 800 copies; this copy is not numbered, but is SIGNED by Baldessari inside the front cover. Three film sequences, Zorro sandwiched between Jean-Paul Belmondo and Humphrey Bogart, a swordsman and two smokers. $100

4. BEINING, Guy R. and Paul Grillo. Manhattan Spiritual.</i</b [Philadelphia]: Happenstance (1976).

First edition. [48 pp]. Near fine in illustrated wrappers. Dated (77) and INSCRIBED by Grillo on the title page, “To. D.R. Wagner — / NYC, You’re a Woman!” Additionally, Grillo has drawn an arrow next to his name crediting the cover collage, and while this copy lacks the errata slip, Grillo has SIGNED his name at one poem in the Beining section, signed again at the beginning of his section of poems, and indicated that one of the poems in his section was in fact by Beining. $25

5. [BERMAN, Wallace and Robert Heinecken]. Bohn-Spector, Claudia and Sam Mellon. Speaking in Tongues: Wallace Berman and Robert Heinecken 1961–1976.</i</b Pasadena: /Armory Center for the Arts, 2011.

First edition. 12 x 12 x 1 inch box with printed seal, fine in the original shrink-wrap. Contains the wrappered exhibition catalogue and a number of printed cards reproducing work by the two artists. Produced during the Pacific Time: Art in LA 1945–1980 exhibitions, and limited to 1000 copies. $125

6. BRAINARD, Joe. Original Collage. </i</b

10 x 8 inch original collage/assemblage by Brainard. A layered work: beneath the glass Brainard has put together the cover from “C” Magazine 1: 6 overwhich he has painstakenly painted the teeth in each mouth, and a photobooth strip of self-portraits with overpainted backgrounds. On top of the glass, he has affixed a rose decal and the raised plastic “Merry Christmas” lettering. The cheap original frame has chipped and oxidized a bit, and there is evidence of some dampstaining to the photostrip and background paper. However, these issues do not detract from the work as a whole. $5500

7. BRAINARD, Joe and James Schuyler. Doan You Marry Him! </i</b

10 x 8 inch original collage/painting by Brainard and Schuyler. A found image of George Washington over which Brainard has painted Schuyler’s text and a delicate sprinkling of his signature pansies. The clipped image is pasted-down over a painted background made from manila envelopes. Dated (64) and SIGNED by Brainard and Schuyler along the lower margin. On the verso Brainard has penned in heavy black ink, “DEAR JIMMY — / “MERRY CHRISTMAS,” “JOY / TO THE WORLD,” LOTS OF / LOVE,” AND EVERYTHING ELSE. / LOVE, / JOE.” Brainard and Schuyler became close friends on Brainard’s relocating to NYC. Schuyler would title his 1988 collection FOR JOE BRAINARD, in 1980 Brainard contributed the cover art to Schuyler’s FREELEY ESPOUSING, and the two collaborated on works beginning in the late 1960s. $7500

8. [BROODTHAERS, Marcel]. Glissen, Maria and Benjamin H.D. Buchloh. Musée D’Art Moderne, Départment des Aigles Section Publicité.</i</b NY: Marian Goodman Gallery (1995).

First edition. 4to. 99 pp. Fine in glossy illustrated wrappers. Fully-illustrated with b&w reproductions and one fold-out leaf. $85

9. [BROODTHAERS, Marcel]. Nobis, Norbert and Werner Meyer. Catalogue of the Editions: Prints and Books.</i</b Ostfildern-Ruit: Cantz (1996).

First edition. 4to. 99 pp. Very near fine in wrappers. Text in German and English. Fully-illustrated. $75

10. BUKOWSKI, Charles. Play the Piano Drunk Like A Percussion Instrument Until the Fingers Begin to Bleed A Bit.</i</b Santa Barbara: Black Sparrow, 1979.

First edition, numbered & signed issue. 125 pp. Near fine in printed paper-covered boards with cloth spine and printed label. Near fine acetate dust jacket (rubbed). One of 300 numbered copies SIGNED by Bukowski. Krumhansl 68d. $450

11. BUKOWSKI, Charles. Post Office: A Novel.</i</b Los Angeles: Black Sparrow, 1971.

First edition, numbered & signed issue. 115 pp. Spine lightly sunned, else near fine in printed paper-covered boards with cloth spine and printed label. Near fine acetate dust jacket. One of 250 numbered copies SIGNED by Bukowski. Krumhansl 38b. $2500

12. BURROUGHS, William S. Letters to Allen Ginsberg 1953–1957.</i</b NY: Full Court Press (1982).

First edition, numbered & signed issue. 203 pp w/index. Small light mark to top edge, else fine in fine dust jacket. Preface by Burroughs, introductory remark by Ginsberg. One of 100 numbered copies SIGNED by Burroughs. Though not called for, SIGNED by Ginsberg on the colophon page as well, and uncommon thus. $750

13. [BURROUGHS, William S.]. Odier, Daniel. The Job: Interview with William Burroughs.</i</b London: Jonathan Cape (1970).

First UK edition. 192 pp. Fine in very near fine, price-clipped and repriced dust jacket. Maynard & Miles A16b. $100

14. CARMICHAEL, Stokey and Charles V. Hamilton. Black Power: The Politics of Liberation in America.</i</b NY: Random House (1967).

First edition. xii + 198 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. Rear cover photograph of the two authors by Gordon Parks. $55

15. [CHAPMAN, Dinos & Jake]. Chapman, Jake and Millie Dent Brocklehurst, eds. Unholy Libel.</i</b NY: Gagosian Gallery (1997).

First edition. 153 pp. Fine in gilt-stamped leatherette with fitted clear plastic cover. a.e.g. 76 pp essay by Joel Chapman, 43 color plates, and an interview by Robert Rosenblum with the Chapmans. $75

16. COLLINS, Billy. Pokerface: Poems.</i</b [Pasadena]: Kenmore Press (1977).

First edition. 23 pp. Fine in string-bound wrappers. Cover silkscreened from an original photograph of Collins by Judy Lane. One of 400 numbered copies SIGNED by Collins. Original prospectus sheet laid-in. US Poet Laureate’s first book. $1750

17. [COMPLETE RUNS]. Neiman, Dr. Gilbet. ed. Between Worlds 1–3 (complete).</i</b San Germán (Puerto Rico): Inter American University, 1960–1962.

Three issues, all very good plus in illustrated wrappers. Printed by Allen Swallow in Denver. Cover design by Man Ray. Contributions by Duchamp, Henry Miller, Robert Lowry, Gregory Corso, Man Ray, William S. Burroughs, Edward Dorn, Gary Snyder, William Carlos Williams, Mina Loy, Creeley, Ginsberg, Breton, Nin, and many others. A most appealing contributor list. For the run: $150

18. [COMPLETE RUNS]. Pelieu, Claude; Beach, Mary; Pozo, Chano. eds. Bulletin from Nothing #1 & 2.</i</b San Francisco: (np) 1965.

Price increase stamp on cover of #2, else both issues near fine in illustrated wrappers. Terrific underground mag with an emphasis on collage. Contributions by Pelieu, Beach, Pozo, Nuttall, Artaud, Burroughs, Plymell, Roxie Powell, Peret, Ferlinghetti, Sanders, Kaufman, Mustill, and several others. In addition, a paste-up element SIGNED by Jean-Jacques Lebel that appears as part of an advertisement in the second volume. For the the lot: $350

19. [COMPLETE RUNS]. Camp, James. et al, eds. Burning Deck 1–4 (complete).</i</b Ann Arbor & Durham: Burning Deck, 1962–1965.

Four issues, all near fine in illustrated wrappers. A handsome run, printing the work of Creeley, Duncan, Levertov, Guest, Dawson, Enslin, Houston, Merwin, Middleton, Snodgrass, and many others. For the run: $50

20. [COMPLETE RUNS]. Scott, Bernard and Daniel Wolf, eds. Exodus 1–3 (complete).</i</b NY: Exodus, 1959–1960.

Three issue, all very good plus on better in photographic wrappers with a dampstain visible inside the cover of #2. Published in Greenwich Village, and presenting the work of Seymour Krim, Ray Bremser, Ron Loewinsohn, Curtis Zahn, Diane Wakoski, Claes Oldenburg, Wallace Fowlie’s translation works by Max Jacob, and much else. For the run: $75

21. [COMPLETE RUNS]. Richkin, Robert J. and Ira Cohen. eds. The Great Society 1 & 2 (complete).</i</b NY: Great Society, 1966 & 1967.

4to + 8vo. Two volumes, the first side-stapled in illustrated wrappers (very good plus, rear cover detached, but present), the second near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers with a bump and crease to one upper corner. The first volume has an ink ownership signature, and the notation, “Limited Edition of 600 $1.” Contributions by Ginsberg, the Bremsers, Matson, Heliczer and more in volume one, Bowles, Jack Smith, Chester, Wieners, Norse, Burroughs in volume two. For the pair: $225

22. [CONCRETE POETRY]. Arnold, Heinz Ludwig. ed. Text + Kritik: Konkrete Poesie I & II.</i</b München: Text + Kritik (1978 & 1975).

Later printings. 45 + 55 pp. Two volumes, both near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers with a few corner creases to the cover of volume II. Works by Gomringer, Jandl, Rühm, and many others. Most texts in German, some in English. For the pair: $40

23. [COOLIDGE, Clark and Larry Fagin]. Tonto Lavoris.</i</b [NY]: Adventures in Poetry (1973).

First edition. 4to. [32 pp]. Fine in side-stapled wrappers. At random: Red Soapy, Peg Sluice, Miles Clout, Appian Snort, Lucky Lock, Buck Loop, Silas Moon, Pinball Foggy... $200

24. CREELEY, Robert. Mazatlan: Sea.</i</b [San Francisco]: Poets Press, 1969.

First edition. [16 pp]. Very near fine in sewn wrappers with pasted-on cover label. One of 50 numbered copies SIGNED by Creeley. The single title poem, elegantly designed and printed at the Cranium Press. $250

25. CUNLIFFE, Dave. ed. Global Tapestry and Vegan Action: Peacefreak Issue.</i</b Salesbury: BB Bks [c. 1970].

First edition. Small 4to. [76 pp]. Near fine in illustrated wrappers, staple-bound along the top edge. Artwork, poems (Eigner, Waldman, Cunliffe, Tina Morris, Peter Finch), polemics, a 22 point manifesto, “Love & Peace Freak Party Election Manifesto,” and more on the CIA, anti-drug actions, vegetarianism, feminism, lots of reviews of other mags and books. A real zeitgeist item. $40

26. DAVIES, Alan. Slough Cup Hope Tantrum.</i</b Dorchester: Other Publications (1975).

First edition. 4to. [56 pp]. Near fine in side-stapled wrappers. One of 150 copies. Prose, poems, lists, floorplans, and more combine to be Davies’ first book. $50

27. DeFEO, Jay. Jay DeFeo: Selected Works, Past and Present.</i</b San Francisco: San Francisco Art Institute, 1984.

First edition. 4to. 32 pp. Near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers. Warmly INSCRIBED by DeFeo on the title page to long-time supporters of her work. Preface by Thomas Albright, poem by Michael McClure, “SONG for Jay,” essay by David S. Rubin, and sixteen reproductions and photographs, most in b&w. $50

28. [DUCHAMP, Marcel]. Jones, Amelia. Postmodernism and the En-Gendering of Marcel Duchamp.</i</b Cambridge & NY: Cambridge University Press (1994).

First edition. Small 4to. xx + 316 pp w/index. Fine in very near fine dust jacket with faint sunning to spine. A critical analysis of post-modernism in the visual arts springing from Duchamp. $50

29. DUNCAN, Robert. Faust Foutu: Acts 1, 2, & 3.</i</b [San Francisco: Robert Duncan, 1953].

First edition. 4to. 59 pp on rectos only. Near fine in side-stapled wrappers with a light sticker shadow at the lower portion of the spine. The title and “Robert Duncan January 1954” inked by Duncan on the front cover, which is otherwise blank. See Bertholf A7a. In the note to the third edition described in Bertholf’s bibliography, Duncan is quoted, “Some copies were mailed to associates with only the texts of Acts I–III.” This copy belonged formerly to a close friend of Duncan and Jess, and is likely an example of this abbreviation, especially when considering that the rear unprinted cover sheet is present, and the staples are tight. $850

30. DUNCAN, Robert. Writing Writing: A Composition Book.</i</b Albuquerque: Sum Books (1964).

First edition, numbered & signed issue. [60 pp]. Light sunning along spine, else near fine in stapled wrappers. Folded erratum sheet present. One of 25 numbered copies SIGNED by Duncan with an original dated (1964) and signed drawing pasted to the first leaf; in this instance, a terrific multi-colored image of a snail with the accopanying text, “Turning into a Snail’s Pace.” Bertholf A13b. $1250

31. EISENSTEIN, Sergei. The Battleship Potemkin.</i</b London: Lorrimer (1968).

First edition. 100 pp. Light bookplate removal evidence to the front free endpaper, else fine in very near fine dust jacket with price sticker shadow to front flap. An English translation of Eisenstein’s screenplay with his 1939 introductory essay and a historical note by Andrew Sinclair. Illustrated with 40 stills from the film. $40

32. [EISENSTEIN, Sergei]. Aumont, Jacques. Montage Eisenstein.</i</b London & Bloomington: BFI Publishing/Indiana University Press (1987).

First US edition. x + 243 pp w/notes, bibliography, & index. Fine in full cloth with gilt stamping on front cover and spine. No dust jacket, as issued. Translated from the original French by Lee Hildreth, Constance Penley, and Andrew Ross. $55

33. ETHRIDGE, Roe. Apple and Cigarettes.</i</b Beverly Hills: Gagosian Gallery (2006).

First edition. 4to. [56 pp]. Fine in full cloth with inset color cover label. No dust jacket, as issued. Still in publisher’s shrink-wrap. Twenty-one color reproductions. $250

34. EVERSON, William. These are the Ravens.</i</b San Leandro: Greater West Publishing Co., 1935.

First edition. [8 pp]. A few very light wrinkles along top edge, else very near fine in printed wrappers. Everson’s first book, a collection of sixteen poems issued as a volume in the publisher’s “Pamphlet Series of Western Poets.” $250

35. FINLAY, Alec. Mesostic herbarium.</i</b Edinburgh: Platform Projects (2004).

First edition. [208 pp]. Very near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers. The full subtitle of this book = a phytological anthology by various amateurs of botany being a partial heterodox collection of mesostic poems on the names of flora arranged according to habitat. Affixed inside the rear cover is a cd-rom presenting the work “Wordwood.” New, at publication price: $18.50

36. FINLAY, Alec. Turning Toward Living.</i</b Edinburgh: Platform Projects (2004).

First edition. [126 pp]. Very near fine in printed wrappers. Short contributed and found phrases from a wide variety of sources transformed into “circle poems” by Finlay. Entire volume printed in white on black pages. New, at publication price: $18.50

37. FINLAY, Ian Hamilton and John Roberts. F1.</i</b Wild Hawthorn Press [1972].

First edition. Folding card, 2 ¾ x 7 ¼ inches, closed. Near fine. Murray 4.59. $35

38. FINLAY, Ian Hamilton and Laurie Clark. Silhouettes.</i</b [Dunsyre]: Wild Hawthorn Press [1974].

First edition. Narrow 4to. [8 pp]. Tiny nick to top edge, else near fine in sewn wrappers. Murray 3.56. $55

39. GENET, Jean. Poemes.</i</b Lyon: L’Arbalete (1949).

First edition, numbered issue. 4to. 107 pp. Fine in wrappers and fine printed clear acetate dust jacket (often lacking). Pages unopened. One of 1000 numbered copies. Wonderful Genet portrait montage cover by Douchan Stanimirovitz. Original prospectus laid-in. $450

40. GOREY, Edward writing as “Dogear Wryde.” Q.R.V. Unwmkd. Imperf.: A Dozen Dogear Wryde Postcards.</i</b (np): (np) (1996).

First edition. Twelve 6 x 4 inch postcards, housed in a printed paper envelope. Fine. SIGNED by Gorey as Dogear Wryde on the front of the envelope. $200

41. GRIESHABER, Helmut A.P. Zum Kunstpreis der Jugend 1959.</i</b Baden-Baden: Kunstahalle Baden-Baden (1959).

First edition. Folio. [50 pp]. Bumps to corners and some light edgewear, else very good plus in sewn and taped wrappers. A collection of illustrations printed by offset lithography. All of the illustrations are abstract, many in multiple colors, several text-based. Introduction by Albrecht Fabri. OCLC locates only one copy in the US (Getty). $250

42. HEANEY, Seamus. Crediting Poetry.</i</b Oldcastle: Gallery Press (1995).

First edition. 29 pp. Very near fine in illustrated wrappers. The Nobel Lecture. $40

43. HEANEY, Seamus. The Fire I’ the Flint: Reflections on the Poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins.</i</b London: Oxford University Press for the British Academy (1975).

First edition. 19 pp. Fine in stapled wrappers. The Chatterton Lecture on an English Poet, British Academy, 1974. $35

44. HEJINIAN, Lyn. A Thought Is the Bride of What Thinking.</i</b Willits: Tuumba, 1976.

First edition. [16 pp]. Near fine in stapled wrappers with light sunning along spine. Hejinian’s second book, her first appearing four years earlier. Tuumba 1. $200

45. JENKINS, Philip. The Fantasy Childhood Reset.</i</b Cardiff: Second Aeon Press (nd).

First edition. 20 pp. Fine in stapled wrappers. Jenkins’ second collection, largely concrete poems. $25

46. KIRBY, Michael. ed. Happenings: An Illustrated Anthology.</i</b NY: Dutton, 1965.

First edition. 287 pp. Fine in very near fine dust jacket. Statements on the form, scripts, and descriptions of productions by Allan Kaprow, Red Grooms, Robert Whitman, Jim Dine, and Claes Oldenburg with their statements on the form. Heavy-illustrated with b&w photographs. $45

47. KRIMS, Les. The Deerslayers: A Limited Edition of Prints.</i</b Buffalo: Lesslie Kirms (sic), 1972.

First edition. Twenty-three 5 x 5 ¾ inch prints together with a long accordion-folded sheet presenting an essay by Alex J. Sweetman, the whole housed in a folding box with an additional mounted image. All elements very near fine or better. One of 4000 numbered copies SIGNED by Krims. $250

48. LANSING, Gerrit. The Heavenly Tree Grows Downward.</i</b Annandale-on-Hudson: Matter (1966).

First edition. Folio. [60 pp]. Near fine in side-stapled wrappers. John Wieners contributes a preface to this collection of poems, and Jane Freilicher contributes a portrait drawing of Lansing, used as a frontis. $125

49. levy, d.a. The Tibetan Stroboscope.</i</b Cleveland: Ayizan Press (1968).

First edition. [28 pp]. Very good plus in stapled wrappers with a bit of edgewear and a few short tears. Concrete poetry by levy, printed on newsprint. “... an experiment in DESTRUCTIVE WRITING “other” communications and “Concrete” prose.” — from the back cover. $150

50. levy, d.a. zen concrete & etc.</i</b Madison: Ghost Pony Press (1991).

First edition. 4to. 268 pp. Fine in glossy illustrated wrappers. The best posthumous collection of both levy’s work, and writings by those who were close to him. New, at publication price: $33

51. LeWITT, Sol. Ten thousand lines / Six thousand two hundred and fifty-five lines: Art & Project Bulletin 32.</i</b Amsterdam: art & project [1971].

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