85 pp. annual publication produced by the architectural school, featuring the designs of graduating students, including churches, libraries, a stadium, and commercial buildings, also with commentary on recently constructed buildings, notes, bibliography, illustrated throughout with floor plans, elevations, artistic renditions, cross-sections, and images from photographs. 8vo. Wrpps., covers slightly stained... More
Presentation of twenty-three 15 3/4" x 12" photographs showing images from various traditional and modern productions put on in the theater, including close-ups and long shots with views of the scenery, list of plays laid in. Photographs loose as issued in boards and wrpps. portfolio. N.p., n.d. (circa 1974). During... More
19 issues (of 25 total published, lacking nos. 4, 14, 15, 15, 23, and 24) of the Spanish architectural journal, put out by the architectal group GATEPAC (Grupo de Artistas y Técnicos Españoles Para la Arquitectura Contemporánea), which documents the rise of the Modernist avant-garde movement in interwar Spain, covering... More
Four sections in three volumes(86, 26, 16 pp. and 7 leaves) of the German handbook on cinematographic film material in colors by the Aktiengesellschaft für Anilinfabrikation (Agfa) company. Illustrated throughout from photographs, Vol. IV with seven plates of colored film samples. 4to. Orig. light brown publisher's cloth, Vol. IV portfolio-style... More
Eleven issues bound in ten volumes (384, 292, 292, 292, 296, 260, 236, 212, 204, 212 pp.) comprising a complete run of the Catalonian fine arts annual published by Miguel Segui, providing an overview of the year's developments in painting, sculpture, architecture and theater, primarily focused on Barcelona, with additional... More
68 pp. restricted military publication on amphibious warfare including chapters on the preparation of panoramic drawings, the development of beach sketches, the development of shoreline sketches, variations in design, and technical information for drafting and reproduction. Profusely illustrated throughout with diagrams, 15 large folding maps and diagrams, and transparent overlays... More
Antique Italian bingo-type game set, likely late 19th or early 20th century, comprised of cardboard game board with 90 gold-numbered spaces on red ground with embossed gold paper frame, 90 hand-numbered wooden game tokens, and 15 sets of 87 total individual cards, housed in 8 colored cardstock sleeves, the cards... More
Collection of materials related to the groundbreaking convention held by the Protestant Episcopal Church in 1976 supporting legal rights for homosexuals, housed in two binders, approximately 200 leaves total, many printed recto only, some printed recto and verso, including photocopies of news clippings on topics including surrogacy, teen pregnancy, women... More
A substantial and sequential run of 233 issues, some doubles, (out of 251 issues total published) of the important series of artist monographs, each issue 16 pp., directed by Pierre Cailler, with runs of issues subdivided and focused thematically including the Parisian school, the French school, French sculpture, the Swiss... More
96 pp. journal discussing German achievements in various sports, including golf, kayaking, swimming, fencing, bowling, archery, running, tennis, flying, rugby, sailing and equestrian events, heavily illustrated throughout. 8vo. Wrpps. Dresden (Atmos-Verlag) 1931. (Year 1, Vol. 2). As of April 2018, WorldCat does not locate any copies of this text in North American libraries. More
A complete run of the 13 numbers (in 9 issues as published) of the periodical, published under the direction of Guy Bodson and Laurent Gervereau, influenced by, promoting, and refining aspects of both the Pataphysique movement as well as International Situationism, with articles, reviews, letters, and documents by noted figures... More
A complete run in 17 issues of the first publication produced in Valencia after the end of the Spanish Civil War, each issue 2 to 6 pp., with the first issue printed the day before Franco proclaimed victory and the last of the Republican forces surrendered and covering the immediate... More
![Bich/Buzoter [ / ] (Scourge/Troublemaker). Buzoter No. 1 (November 1924) through Bich No. 16 (April 1928).](/pictures/thumb/48765_001.jpg?v=1513025824)
66 issues total, each issue approx. 12 pp., of the two rare satirical leftist Russian journals notable for their caricature art and photomontage illustrations, published under the name Buzoter from 1924 through 1927, Bich/Buzoter for a few issues in 1927, and Bich from 1927 through 1928, including contributions from Vladimir... More
Altogether 6 issues, 30, 32, 33, 33, 33, 33 pp., of the Dutch cultural and literary journal with a political edge, including artistic contributions from noted artists, illustrators, photographers, and cartoonists, such as Willem (Bernard Holtrop), Oscar de Wit, Taetske Hellinga, and Ed van der Elsken among others, with articles... More
2 vols., 96, 120 pp., comprising a complete run of the journal described by its editors as "a creative theoretical contribution to left anarchist and libertarian thought and praxis," including articles by Murray Bookchin, interviews with Noam Chomsky, poems by George Therese Dickenson, profiles of wildcat strikers at Chrysler auto... More
124 pp. propagandistic account published by the British Air Ministry describing the Bomber Command's sorties against the German army and raids during which they dropped propaganda material, including anecdotes from the pilots and crew members, heavily illustrated throughout with images from photographs. Small 4to. Illustrated wrpps., bottom of spine slightly... More
17 pp. text (in Hungarian, German, English, French and Italian) on the exhibition of works by architectural students of the university presented on the occasion of the 12th International Congress of Architects held in Budapest, including a review of the curriculum of the program, 48 plates of perspectives, elevations and... More
79 pp. review of the work by major architects of Cologne, including Brantsky, Eberlein, Muller-Grah, Muller-Jena and Paffendorf, introduction by Edmond Renard, profusely illustrated with photos, plans and perspectives (2 in color). 4to. Wrpps. Berlin (Ernst Wasmuth) 1906. More
A complete run in two issues of the Argentinian poetry journal, under the editorial direction of Osvaldo Svanascini, containing traditional, concrete, and visual poetry as well as essays on poetry from primarily contemporary Argentinian poets. Scattered illustrations. 8vo. Orig. stapled wrpps., some minor soiling or losses to covers, issue no... More
Twenty-three issues of the United States Army newspaper printed from APO 565, HQ, Base G, primarily dating to 1944, most issues a two-sided single leaf, edited by Sgt. Dale Kramer and later Sgt. Frank Klepper, providing a comprehensive timeline of events in the later stages of the war, specifically in... More
A complete run (most issues approx. 24-50 pp., some unpag.) of the Franco-Walloon literary and poetry review under the editorial direction of Didier Paschal-Lejeune, most issues containing poetry, reviews, and artwork, some focused on a single theme, illustrated. 4vo. and 8vo. Orig. wrpps. Paris 1968-1978. Together with Cavalier Seul. Bulletin... More
The only four issues published (each approx. 200 pp.) of a periodical (mostly in Japanese, with some French translations) devoted to stretching the boundaries of human sexuality and gender identity, exploring sexual customs, mores, and deviance cross-culturally, including analysis of Shunga and other Ukiyo-e prints, Marquis de Sade, bondage, Indian... More
11 out of the 12 issues published (lacking Vol. II, No. 1) of the quarterly Scottish film journal, edited by Norman Wilson with assistance from Forsyth Hardy, containing critical and analytical essays, reviews, coverage of the film industry, and other related stories, with regular contributions from John Grierson, Basil Wright... More
A complete run, in five issues (No. 4/5 being a double issue), of the short-lived avant garde journal (in Italian with some entries in French) concerned with both recent developments in post-war art and literature as well as historical material from the late 19th- and early 20th centuries, with articles... More
63 issues bound in three vols., [2] 268, [70]; 258, [4]; 232 [2] pp., of the semimonthly journal of arts, literature and humor edited by Paul Boutigny, who sought contributions from popular poets and satirists of the day, illustrated throughout after graphic works, paintings, caricatures, cartoons, and photographs by an... More
