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Paris: Pierre Belfond - Eric Losfeld, 1966. Two volumes,160, 286 pp. 28 X 21 cm. Volume 1, boards in dust jacket, volume 2, wrappers, fine copies.

London: Arcade, 1966. Original wrappers, very minor soiling, fine condition. No. 1 is the William Burroughs special issue printing "The Border City," "The Danish Operation," and "The Cut", (first state with the "2/6" price sticker). Other artist contributors include David Cripps,David Kozubei, Stan Peskett, Ron Sandford, Rufus Segar, Georges Sheridan. The graphics and photo-montages show a pop-art sensibility. Leman later became famous for his paintings of cats. Maynard and Miles C84,85,86.

Philadelphia: Sheila Holtz, The Institute, 1989. Contributor-sponsored mail art publication. Excellent graphic content. Limited edition (105 copies).

La Nouvelle Revue d'Art Moderne, 1979. First edition. 35 leaves, 30 cm. Boxed as issued, fine. One of 5 artist proofs from a total edition of 30 numbered and signed copies, "correspondant du numéro 4 de 'La Nouvelle Revue d'Art Moderne', enregistrée sur cassette". (There is no cassette present.).

Halifax: Arts & Technology Festival, 1985. Loose-leaf (enclosed in a plastic bag): International Mail / Copier Art Exhibition. One of 105 copies.

Pistoia, Italy, 1968. Piero Copertini; James Cubells; Roberto Giovanelli; Norman Narotzky; Luisa Palacios; Bruno Raspanti; Guido Rossi; Edoardo Salvi; Oscar Staccioli; Abel Vallmityana; Giuseppe Vicinelli; Jorio Vivarelli; Renzo Tortelli. Publication of the Gruppo Intrarealista, this issue is dedicated to Miguel Angel Asturias. 16 texts, and 15 signed original graphics by Italian, South American, and other artists, (one more than listed on the contents leaf). 15 in. x 10.5 in. Fine condition, in printed vinyl folder as issued. Copy "W" of 25 h.c.copies from an edition of 125. Works by: Piero Copertini; James Cubells; Roberto Giovanelli; Norman Narotzky; Luisa Palacios; Bruno Raspanti; Guido Rossi; Edoardo Salvi; Oscar Staccioli; Abel Vallmityana; Giuseppe Vicinelli; Jorio Vivarelli; Renzo Tortelli.

Genève: Skira, 1976. 229 p. ill. (some col.) ; 35 cm.. Red cloth, spine lettering perished, else fine, pictorial slipcase.

Paris: Editions Albert Morance, 1925. 29 x 24 cm; Two folded leaves, pages numbered 49-62 [2] very good. Nine Marie Laurencin plates , and five by Henry de Waroquier. This is the Winter 1925 fascicle; but has the cover dated Printemps 1928.

Paris, 1954. Gromaire, Marcel. Original printed wrappers, fine. Inscribed and signed by Gromaire. Contains articles by Mauriac, Jacques Villon, and others.

New York, NY, 1983. First edition. Wrappers, fine.

Paris, 1971. First edition. Wrappers, stapled. One of 100 copies (the entire edition, including 20 specials), containing an original signed lithograph by the editor. Isou, Sabatier, Satié, and the editor contributed. On this copy, the staples were covered with cloth tape, which has partially come off, leaving a marginal stain on the cover. Lightly creased; very good.

Brussells, 1968. Wrappers, slightly tanned. Inscribed by Loreau to Raymond Queneau.

New York: Twice a Year, 1939. First edition. Porter, Eliot. Inscribed by editor Dorothy Norman to William Saroyan. Frontispiece photograph by Eliot Porter, literary content by William Carlos Williams and others. Cloth, fine in dust jacket, with the publisher's inserts.

London: Whitefriars Press, 1958. First edition. Original printed wrappers with splits; tape repairs at ends of the spine, internally very good.

New York, 1945. First edition. Duchamp, Marcel. 54 pp, profusely illustrated. Original wrappers, faint crease to lower front corner, else fine. Contains important articles on Duchamp by André Breton, Man Ray, Robert Desnos, Nicolas Calas, Mina Loy and others. the covers were designed by Duchamp and the illustrations include a moveable die-cut triptych by Frederick Kiesler of Duchamp in his studio.

London, 1969. First edition. The Wall Sheet Journal is a collection of fifteen 10 inch x 16 inch posters, each by a different designer, artist, or writer, issued in a plastic bag. It was edited, designed, printed, and published by Pearce Marchbank, as his last student project at the Central School of Art. One of 500 numbered copies. Contributors included Nick Mason of Pink Floyd, Terry Jones of Monty Python, renowned graphic designers Richard Hollis and Alan Kitching, cartoonist Peter Brookes, and others. Marchbank would become a prolific art director, responsible for many iconic covers for Oz, Friends, Time Out, and other magazines. Ref.: Taylor and Brody, 100 Years of Magazine Covers.