Search Results: Titles starting with O from Division Leap, ABAA

Brazil: O Saco, 1976. 4to, 4 booklets printed in light green paper, with a black and white printed on coated paper and an order form, laid into an illustrated envelope with wraparound mailing band. Addressed and mailed to the magazine Montana Gothic. Text in Portuguese. The third of 7 issues of this artists' magazine published in Northern Brazil, published by a group of writers and artists including Nilto Maciel. It was the subject of a 2000 book by Alexandre Barbalho. This issue includes contributions from Gastão De Magalhães, J. Medeiros, Humberto Gomes Magalhães, Barros Pinho, José Maria Moreira Campos, Francisco de Paula Sobreira Bezzera, Rogério Menezes, J natas Conceiçoa Da Silva, Carlos Emilio Barreto Correa Lima, Guido Guerra, Paulo Garcez De Sena, Frederico José De Souza Castro, Ana Lagoa, SérgioAugusto Soares Mattos, Myriam Fraga, and Horácio Didimo. OCLC locates no holdings. Booklets lighty faded and soiled at margins, but very good. The oversized envelope is extensively… Read More

Brazil: O Saco, 1976. 4to, 4 booklets printed in light green paper, laid into an illustrated envelope with wraparound mailing band. Addressed and mailed to the magazine Montana Gothic. Text in Portuguese. The second of 7 issues of this artists' magazine published in Northern Brazil, published by a group of writers and artists including Nilto Maciel. It was the subject of a 2000 book by Alexandre Barbalho. This issue includes contributions from Siegbert Franklin de Oliveira, Bathista Sena, Alano Aguiar de Freitas Guimarãres, Ricardo Accioly, Raimundo Nonato Lopes, José Alcides Pinto, Yehudi Alves Bezerra, Gilmar de Cavalho, Raimundo Renato Saldanha Da Cunha, Hugo Barros Da Costa, Floriano Martins, Marly Vasconcelos, João Bosco Sobreira Bezerra, Ricardo Cesar Alcãntara, and Inaldo Pires Quieroz. Rare. OCLC locates no holdings. Booklets lighty faded and soiled at margins, but very good. The oversized envelope is extensively frayed and torn but still structurally intact.

San Francisco, 1981. 8 1/2 x 11" sheet, vintage xerox in b/w. The original flyer for this 1981 performance by the San Francisco avant garde dance troupe, who was associated with Voice Farm. Near fine with a short nick to lower margin and some minor handling creases.

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, stapled pale green wraps printed in black. A scarcer title in the series. Very good with toning to extremities, and a bit of rubbing at spine.

np: Idiosyncratics, 1983. First edition. Square 8vo, offset printed and saddle-stapled into photographically illustrated wraps illustrated with a photograph of a work by Stephen Spera. With the original accompanying C90 cassette, with printed labels, housed in a hand-labelled card insert and case. Third issue of the industrial and experimental music fanzine, the zine with all kinds of info on the bands included; Atomic Thinkers, Brent Wilcox, KMZ, Savage Republic, Port Said, Neef, TV Toy, Alan R. , Gen Ken, and Peter Cataham. Zine fine and still housed in the unprinted plastic sleeve. Cassette labels are toned with glue remnants, and the case is scuffed and scratched as is the unprint insert card. Not play tested but visually very good.

Maastricht: Luuksgroep, 1967. 8vo, 24 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in Dutch. Tenth issue of one of the most beautiful periodicals of the Provo movement, and the entire decade. Some minor toning to spine and a couple minor spots; near fine.

San Francisco: Order of Maximilian, 1970. Single sheet folded twice to make a 3 panel leaflet. Offset printed on orange paper. Prospectus outlining the aims of the conscientous objector and anti-war group, named after the 3rd century Roman saint and martyr Maximilian of Tebessa, and composed largely of clergymen. The leaflet advertises their anti-war registry and aims. Very good with a couple of light stains.

[Santa Rosa]: [Black Sparrow press], 1986. Large format printing block, metal mounted on a sheet of plywood, approximately 11 1/2" x 6 1/2." The original printing block for the rotational celestial design of the double title page of The Books of Saturn. A unique artifact from one of the most influential postwar small presses, and an exemplar of their commitment to letterpress craft in accessible book design. Metal somewhat oxidized and tarnished, turning blue in places. Sturdy and very good.

[Australia]: [SPK], nd. 8 x 10" vintage silver gelatin print. Photograph used as the basis for the industrial project's infamous Dokument 2 zine. Some minor foxing and staining, some age oxidation to image at lower margin. Very good.

Los Angeles: Dawson's Book Shop, 1980. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps. Illustrated with black and white illustrations. With a foreward by Steve Tabor. Bookseller catalog devoted to a collection of more than 1200 engraved wood blocks used by McLoughlin Brothers for children's books and games issued by the firm. A gorgeous and remarkable catalog - the illustrations having been made by printing with each block on a handpress in the book shop, and then making photocopies upon which the catalog illustrations were made. Short nick to crown and a light bend to cover. Near fine.

Valley Cottage, NY: Oz!, nd. 4to, [10] pp, dittoed fromt typescript and stapled once at the upper left hand corner. With numerous marker deletions (likely as sent) and a rubberstamped addition within, as well as rubberstamping to back cover. A bookseller catalog issued by Joe Keppler and Lex Reibestein from Valley Cottage, New York, which offers all sorts fo fan material - science fiction magazines, horror magazines, comic books, etc. Completely fascinating documentation of fan bookselling and trading. Above marker deletions, light wear but generally very good.