(No place) Ice, no date. (c.1990). Poster / flyer promoting tattoos by Ice ìhuman pricesî and ìkick-ass work.î Lists cover-ups, fine line, bright colous, eye liner, lip liner and other cosmetic tattoos as a specialty. The pale yellow poster printed in black, is damaged along bottom edge with small loss..... More

New York: Abrams, 2008. 8 x 10 1/4." Unpaginated. Inscribed by JP Olsen to "Peter-/I hope you /enjoy this, a /most unusual /American History./ Hardcover with pictorial dust jacket. Minor wear to DJ in upper left corner, else near fine. Internal text, near fine. More

New York, NY: Unpublished, 1954-1955. Over hundreds of 3 x 5 cards, contained in the original 12î (l) x 12î (w) x 5î (h) metal box belonging to Sam Dologoff, founder of the Libertarian League. A complete list of the members of the League, including addresses. A one of a...... More

Collection of 35 Funeral Programs for Members of Black Churches [1960s-1980s]Detroit, Michigan, 1962-1986. 35 programs distributed at the funerals of Black men and women in between 1962 and 1986. The programs all show general wear from handling, but are otherwise in very good condition. The majority (24) are for services..... More

Tallahassee, Florida: Florida Free Press, 1971. First printing. 8 1/2 x 11 inch newsprint. 7pp folded to 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches. Mild stain to front cover; some spotting to foredges, else very good. Only 6 holdings in OCLC; none in commerce (2015). More

(London): Apalanqued Productions, 2007. First edition. Quarto. A superb collection of photographs of Skinhead girls, from various countries. Most of the photographs date from the 1980s and 1990s. A near fine copy in glossy wrappers. Published in a numbered edition of 700 copies. OCLC finds only one holding (NY Public..... More

No Place: Telephone Books, [1969]. First edition. 8 1/2 x 14.Ø Scarce debut issue of this mimeographed magazine, which ran to 19 issues. Edited by Maureen Owen with cover art by George Schneeman; side-stapled in card wrappers. With contributions from Sandy Berrigan, Dick Gallup, Larry Fagin, Anne Waldman, Ron Padgett..... More

Los Angeles: Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde, 1937. Original handwritten letter. Approximately 7 1/4 x 10 1/2 inches on cream colored basic stationary paper with blue print. Mild tanning to edges, with two horizontal folds, presumably for mailing, else near fine. Written in Ruth›s distinctive style, the content reads: Los Angeles/Dec..... More

New York: Guerrilla Girls, n.d. Black text and photograph. Minute chipping to bottom right edge and a small crease to upper left corner, else very good. More

New York: New Observations, 1989. First edition. 4to. Saddle-stapled wraps. Near fine with some faint toning along spine. This issue of the long-running art journal was edited by the Guerrilla Girls, and prints numerous posters by the important art activist group. More

New Paltz, NY: Society of Automotive Engineers/New York Public Interest Group, [n.d.]. Original offset lithograph poster printed in blue and yellow ink. Features a decorative design that incorporates curved lines and figurative wing motifs. "Sae & Nypirg Present" is printed at top center above "Earth Day / Sat. May 5th..... More

Nevada: Wendy Hale Design, 1992. Original poster. 8 1 2 x 11.Ø The 100th Monkey Project, Nevada, USA. Near fine. This poster is from a gathering in Las Vegas, Nevada, 65 miles south-east of the Nevada Test Site, to hear international speakers and musicians inform, inspire, and demand an end..... More

N.p.: n.p., 1971. 12 x 18.Ø Near fine. Jim Franklin is a seminal Austin artist from the 60›s and on. He popularized the armadillo as the hip counter-culture alternative to the Texas Longhorn. Armadillos became the iconic symbol for those not enamored with the Texas political establishment. Besides an astonishing..... More