Victory [Munsey's Magazine, February, 1915]

By: Conrad, Joseph

Price: $40.00

Seller ID: c1706271

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First printing of the novelette 'Victory' on pp.112–240, Just these pages and front cover; bound in grey boards with paper label on front. A clean near-fine copy with some rubbing at bottom of the cover page; binding has several small chips at spine edge, lightly soiled. View more info

Short story “Holiday” in The New Pearson’s Magazine July, 1923

By: Dashiel Hammett

Price: $225.00

Publisher: New Pearson's Magazine: 1923

Edition: 1st edition thus

Seller ID: k200225c

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"Holiday", a 3-page short story, is one of Hammett’s earliest works of fiction. It is not a crime story, but a sensitive vignette, possibly autobiographical. War veteran Paul Hetherwick is a patient at Public Service Health Hospital in San Diego. He obtains a day pass, withdraws $100 from the bank, and catches a bus to Tijuana. He spends some time playing the ponies at the track and then drinking with a couple of bar girls. With economical, prose Hammett lets us know that in addition to his lung disease, Paul is suffering from a bad case of ennui; he doesn’t care whether his horses pay off... View more info

Unmuzzled Ox (Magazine), Vol III. No. 2

By: Ginsberg, Allen

Price: $15.00

Publisher: New York, Book People: 1975

Seller ID: 5352

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A trade paperback magazine featuring work by Allen Ginsberg, Andy Warhol, Gregory Corso, Kenneth Rexroth and others. Good; clean and tight but with A few small chips along edge of spine and shelf-wear at edges. View more info

McSweeney's Issue 7

By: Various

Price: $175.00

Publisher: San Francisco, McSweeney's Publishing: 2002

Seller ID: s17062906

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First edition, first printing. Nine separately bound booklets in board/cloth shell with a large rubber band holding it all together. A fine copy, signed by editor DAVE EGGERS on the rear board with the signatures of MICHAEL CHABON ['the lost chapter from "The Adventures of Kavalier & Clay with cover art by Chris Ware) and ANN CUMMINS ("Red Ant House") inside their respective booklets. View more info

[Lagerzeitungen] Original German POW Camp newspapers - 3 issues 1945-46

By: [Lagerzeitungen] [Newspaper]

Price: $225.00

Publisher: “Rundschau” / Camp Myles Standish: 1945-46

Seller ID: k200301h

Condition: Very good

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3 issues of German POW Newspaper “Rundschau” / Camp Myles Standish, Mass. Dec 1945 26 pp.; No. 11 Jan 1946 10 pp.; Jan 26 1946 22 pp. ##### Black mimeograph on newsprint, stapled at left. 8-1/2x11”. News summaries, essays, poems, camp announcements, drawing-contest-winners' artwork, humor and puzzles ##### Condition: very good; toning as expected for pulp newspapers View more info

5 issues of German POW Newspaper “Der Rundblick” -- Fort Ord Calif.

By: [Lagerzeitungen] [Newspaper]

Price: $400.00

Publisher: “Der Rundblick” -- Fort Ord Calif. : 1945-46

Seller ID: k200301i

Condition: Very good

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5 issues of German POW Newspaper “Der Rundblick” (Panorama) -- Fort Ord Calif. Black mimeograph on newsprint, stapled at left. 8-1/2x11”. News summaries, essays, poems, camp announcements, drawing-contest-winners' artwork, humor and puzzles. ##### No. 8 - 1 December 1945 18 pp.; No. 9 - Christmas 1945 48 pp.; No. 10 - 6 Jan 1946 20 pp.; No. 11 -25 Jan 1946 20 pp.; No.-13 22 Feb 1946 18 p. ##### Camp Myles Standish was a U.S. Army camp located in Taunton, Massachusetts. It functioned as a departure area for about a million U.S. and Allied soldiers and then as a prisoner-of-war... View more info

XXe siècle - Vingtième Siècle IIe Année No. 1 (1939) [XXth Century, 2d Year, No. 1] Sculpture.

By: [Periodical]

Price: $175.00

Publisher: Paris, 1939

Seller ID: k1707123

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4to, printed wrappers. Printed in France, but the English language edition. A supplement to previously issued No. 5/6 devoted to modern sculpture. Full page photos of works by Arp, Brancusi , Maillol, Max Ernst, Calder, Henry Moore and others. Condition: Good-. Text block is very good; clean and tight with no tears or markings. Covers are rubbed at corners and top/bottom of spine. ½” closed tear at top of spine; age-toning to extremities and spine. Ex-libris the Stendahl Art Gallery, Los Angeles. This volume was a well-used reference copy in the gallery’s reference library, hence the... View more info

XXe siècle - Vingtième Siècle 1re Anne / No 1/ Mars 1938 [XXth Century, 1st year, No. 1. March].

By: [Periodical]

Price: $75.00

Publisher: Paris, 1938

Seller ID: k1707127

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4to, printed wrappers. 52 pp. French language edition with English summary on last page. With an original color lithograph by Pascin ("Le Chaperon Rouge"), and articles by Kandinsky, Le Corbusier, de Chirico, etc. Condition: Fair. Text block is good; clean and tight with no tears or markings, but detached from front cover. Covers are rubbed at corners and edges; numerous chips on spine with significant loss lower 3”; toning and sunning front and back. Ex-libris the Stendahl Art Gallery, Los Angeles. This volume was a well-used reference copy in the gallery’s reference library, hence the... View more info

Dyn. [A Review of Art and Literature] Number 1, April-May 1942

By: [Periodical] Wolfgang Paalen, editor

Price: $300.00

Publisher: Mexico, 1942

Seller ID: k170712b

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52pp., 9 tipped in color plates; yellow/red decorated paper wrappers. DYN (derived from the Greek word κατὰ τὸ δυνατόν, that which is possible) was an art magazine founded by the Austrian-Mexican surrealist Wolfgang Paalen, published in Mexico City, and distributed in New York City, Paris, and London between 1942 and 1944. Only six issues were produced. In this first issue Paalen emphasized reexamines some of the fundamentals in surrealist theory and publicly announced his "farewell to surrealism." This issue also contains his ... View more info

XXe siècle - Vingtième Siècle 1re Anne / Sommaire du No 2/ Mai-Juin 1938 [XXth Century, 1st year, Summer No. 2. May June].

By: [Periodical}

Price: $125.00

Publisher: Paris, 1938

Seller ID: k1707126

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4to, printed wrappers. 52 pp. French language edition. With an original color lithograph by Kurt Seligmann and contributions by Miro, Man Ray, and Zadkine Condition: Good. Text block is very good; clean and tight with no tears or markings. Covers are rubbed at corners and edges; spine is browned with chips at top and bottom; toning and light soiling front and back. Ex-libris the Stendahl Art Gallery, Los Angeles. This volume was a well-used reference copy in the gallery’s reference library, hence the rough condition. Until its recent closure, the Stendahl Gallery was one of America's olde... View more info

Mexican Folkways magazine. Vol 3. No. 1, Feb-Mar 1927

By: [Rivera, Diego]

Price: $125.00

Publisher: Mexico City, Diego Rivera, Art Editor; Frances Toor, Editor. : 1927

Edition: 1st

Seller ID: k190711b

Condition: Good

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. 8-1/2x11, stapled wrappers, 64 pp. Bilingual Spanish/English. Six b/w drawings by Rivera illustrate two articles on Mexican folk song. The magazine was published from 1925-1933 and served as a sounding board for many prominent artists and intellectuals. Issues explored indigenous dances, masks, village festivals, children’s art, the muralist movement, Mexican theater, folk songs, Zapotec rites, the cult of the Virgin, Mesoamerican architecture many other topics. Good. Covers worn at edges and spine but fully intact; some fading and toning along edges, several small water spots; interio... View more info