[Harper Woods, MI]: Adagio Press, 1976. Sewn printed wrappers. First edition. One of approximately 325 numbered copies, set by hand in a variety of types, and printed in several colors, signed by the printer/publisher. Fine in lightly worn printed envelope.

London. 1 May 1971. 19,[1]pp. Folio tabloid format, pictorial self- wrapper.. Illustrated. Horizontal fold, as issued, slight fraying to a couple extended fore-edges, uniform slight tanning, very good. Whole number one of 29 numbers published. Founded by OZ editor Richard Neville, first as a weekly, then as a biweekly. It.....

New York: August 1-15, 1967. 24pp. Folio, newspaper format. Pictorial self- wrapper. Horizontal fold, uniform modest tanning, a few short splits at the fore-edge at the fold, otherwise very good. Contributors to this number include Jaakov Kohn on Harry Anslinger, Alan Ansen, Katzman, Dan Strachan (on Buffy Saint-Marie), Hugh Romney.....

Mount Washington, MA. The Careless Press, August 1933, [December?] 1937, and [December?] 1938. Whole numbers two, five and eight of (approximately 21 numbers published). Uniform 4pp. leaflets (19.5 x 14cm) on varied colored paper stock. Typographic decorations and illustrations. Fine. Three early issues of this spritely annual paper, a self-denoted.....

[New York: An American Place, December 1932]. [4]pp. Large octavo folded leaflet. First edition, issued as IT MUST BE SAID I:2. About fine.

New York: Published by George T. Delacorte, Jr., 8 February 1933. Volume one, number four (of six numbers published). Tabloid folio. Heavily illustrated. Horizontal fold, as issued. Some moderate external marginal soiling, otherwise a very good copy, accompanied by the scarce pictorial bellyband wrapper (also soiled). The fourth number of.....

New York: Egmont Arens at the Washington Square Bookshop, 1919. Volume one, double number 4/5 (of nine numbers published). Folio. Pictorial wrapper. Plates. Spine neatly split, with some dust-soiling to wrapper; the conjugate first and last three leaves are printed on the usual very poor colored papers and are thus.....

Sauk City: Arkham House, Summer 1967 through Winter 1971. Whole numbers one through eight (of 10 published). Eight issues. Small octavo. Printed self- wrappers. Illustrated. About fine. Edited by August Derleth and staff. The first eight numbers of this short-lived Arkham House periodical, combining promotional efforts with original contributions in.....

London. 1964. Whole numbers 5 & 6. Folio sheets, folded to eight panels, printed on single side only. Slight tanning, but very good. Two issues of this irregular serial highlighting aspects of the visual world, in this case "large sheets of drawings that we [the editors] have found interesting." The.....

Torino: Editions Geiger, 1971. Unnumbered issue. Pictorial wrappers. Near fine. Edited by Franco Beltrametti and Judith Danciger. One of one thousand copies. Inscribed by Beltrametti: "with love F." Koller, Beltrametti, Welch, Snyder, Ginsberg, Whalen, et al.

New York: Ronald Gross, 1968. Mimeographed broadsheet (28 x 21.5 cm), printed recto and verso. Faint old folds, one corner somewhat bumped, but a very good copy. First edition, published as "Poemsheet #3." The poem was performed in November 1968 by the author and Peter Bergé at a "Tiny Event".....

Paris. February 1930. Small octavo. Printed wrappers, with wallet flap. Small chips at toe of spine and lower fore-corner of upper wrapper, usual tanning to text, otherwise very good. Edited by Harold Salemson. This copy is the ordinary issue - there were also 250 numbered copies. An important and uncommon.....

New York: Published by Guido Bruno in His Garret on Washington Square, December 1915. II:9. Cloth and boards, printed label. One of a very few copies issued bound thus. Boards a bit rubbed and smudged, cloth covering lower joint a bit eroded (but structurally quite sound), else very good. Uncommon.....