Search Results: Titles starting with P from Brian Cassidy Bookseller at Type Punch Matrix

(Viborg, Denmark): (Viborg School of Business), 2005. First Edition. Near fine.. First printing of this collection of nature photographs of Viborg, Denmark taken by Larsen, with an essay by Overgaard; published on the occasion of the 125th anniversary of the Viborg School of Business. OCLC locates four copies: three in Denmark, one in Sweden. Hardcover. Oblong 8vo. Quarter green cloth over light-green boards. About near fine, with light touches of dampsoil to rear board, and moderate corner dent to pages throughout. Overall clean, sharp. 132pp. Text in Danish, with translated preface in English.

(Vancouver): (The Pacific Nation), 1969. First Edition. Very good +.. Magazine published by the San Francisco Renaissance poet Robin Blaser, while he was teaching at Simon Fraser University in Britsh Columbia. First issue includes contributions by Jack Spicer, Michael McClure, Richard Brautigan, Antonin Artaud, Charles Olson, Stan Persky, and others; second features work by Allen Ginsberg, Robin Blaser, Keith Jones, Charles Olson, and translations of Morgenstern's "Galgenlieder" by Jess Collins. Wraps. 8vo. Saddle-stapled wraps. Both about very good plus. First issue lightly toned inside and out, but clean overall; second shows touches of exterior soil to wraps. 114pp. (no. 1); 106pp. (no. 2). Second issue includes fold-out broadside poem by Charles Olson.

Gloucester, MA: Bezoar, 1977. First Edition. Good +.. Issue of the periodical BEZOAR, featuring texts by Eigner and Buck. Bezoar was issued between 1975 and 1981 by a number of editors including Fred Buck, Thorpe Feidt and Paul Kahn in a number of different formats and iterations. This issue was mailed to DC poet Doug Lang. [Clay and Phillips, 265]. Wraps. 4to. Six leaves stapled at top left corner. Very good plus. Folded for mailing with moderate toning and rubbing; else clean and bright.

Philadelphia: Collective of Black Students, 1977. First edition. Very good plus.. Monthly newspaper of the United Front / Collective of Black Students at Temple University, with poetry and short literary pieces alongside campus and world news. Original side-stapled wraps. Light edgewear; edges of back cover toned. Leaves printed rectos only.

San Francisco: Panjandrum Press, 1973. First Edition. Very Good +.. Includes the "Frank O'Hara Supplement" with works and remembrances from many of his friends. Contributors include: Bob Brown, Kathleen Fraser, Joe Brainard, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Grace Hartigan, etc. Paperback. 9vo. Wraps with French flaps. Very good plus to near fine. Minor rubbing, edgewear, soil (faint). Overall. bright and sound.

Los Angeles: The Velaslavasay Panorama, 2004. First Edition. Fine.. Souvenir book and patch from a 360 degree painted panorama depicting Southern Salifornia, housed in an empty Hollywood building from 2001-2004. Painted by Sara Velas, the panorama imagines what the Los Angeles area would have looked like in the 1850s and pays homage to the form, which has lost popularity since its height in the 19th century. Wraps. 2" x 3.75" approx. match-book style wraps with accordion-folded panorama in twelve panels stapled in. Accompanied by embroidered patch, 3" x 3.5" approx. Fine condition.

Brussels/Paris/Geneva: Societe des Expositions du Palais des Beaux-Arts de Bruxelles, Cinematheque royale de Belgique, Centre National de la Photographie, Paris, Centre Pour l`Image Contemporaine, Saint-Gervais Geneve, 1999. First Edition. Near fine.. Exhibition catalog for a Michael Snow retrospective held in Brussels, Paris, and Geneva. Text in French and English. Includes "Note on the Whys and Hows of my Photographic Works" by Snow, along with essays by Hubert Damisch, Alain Fleischer, and Walter Klepac accompanying the numerous color and black and white reproductions of Snow's work. Also includes filmography, select bibliography, and select listing of exhibitions. Wraps. Small 4to. Pictorial wraps. Trace shelfwear; clean and unmarked interior. Near fine. 128pp.

New York: Harper and Row, 1971. First Edition. Very good in a very good jacket.. First edition of Kaplan's first book, with a nice association. Kaplan is associated with the second generation of New York School poets and studied under Frank O'Hara, who had a lasting influence on his work. [Diggory 263]. Wraps. 8vo. Publisher's blue boards in original dust jacket. INSCRIBED to Terence Winch at ffep, "Terence,/ I adored the nuns/ Best,/ Allan." Minor edge-wear and toning to jacket. Interior lightly toned. Very good.

Philadelphia: Singing Horse Press, 1989. First Edition. Near fine.. Handsomely produced literary magazine focused on members of the Language movement, with contributions from Jerome Rothenberg, Lyn Hejinian, and Bob Perelman; an essay by Alan Davies on Jackson Mac Low; interviews with Hejinian and Ron Silliman, etc. Wraps. 4to. Perfect-bound glossy photographic wraps. Near fine, with one minor corner bump at upper-right of front cover. Crisp, clean, unmarred throughout. 126pp.

New York: William Morrow & Company, 1999. First Edition. Near fine in a very good + jacket.. In-depth history of the Beats, including many firsthand accounts by Tytell. Hardcover. Small 4to. Dark-gray boards in photographic dust jacket. Near fine in a very good plus DJ. Jacket lightly rubbed with a touch of sunning to spine, very mild soil to rear panel, and minimal edgewear. Book clean and sharp with trivial bumps to boards, remainder mark to bottom edge. Clean throughout. 226pp.

Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1990. Very good +.. Catalog of an exhibition originally held in 1988 at the New Orleans Museum of Art, with photographs by Julia Margaret Cameron, Clarence Hudson White, Atget, Laura Gilpin, Weston, Stieglitz, and others. Preface by John Bullard, NOMoA director. Introduction by Stephen White. With essays by Nancy Barrett, Arthur Ollman, Helmut Gernsheim, and Ben Maddow. With a list of plates and exhibition checklist. Wraps. Oblong 4to. Cream wraps with French flaps. Near fine. 140pp.

Cleveland: Renegade Press, 1964. First Edition. Near fine.. Collection of verse from Cleveland poet Salamon, printed letterpress and with two block prints by d.a. . levy. [Taylor & Horvath P-31]. Wraps. 12mo. Original stiff yellow patterned letterpress stapled wraps. Trace wear to yapped edge, mild rubbing. Near fine. One of 100 copies. [24]pp.

[Japan]: Shinchosha, 1977. First Edition. Near fine.. First printing, with vivid glossy color photographs of Paris streets, courtyards, shop windows, interiors, exteriors, and a few human inhabitants. Trifold poster laid in with black and white miniature reproductions of all included photographs, with title captions in Japanese and French; map of Paris printed on reverse. Slipcased. Folio. Bound in dappled brown leatherette, gilt-stamped, with matching original slipcase. Corners lightly bumped/rubbed. Heavy scuffing and chipping to slipcase corners only. Lacking obi. With folded poster laid in, as issued. Near fine in good-plus case. Text in Japanese.

Istanbul: Mavi ON5, 2006. First Edition. Fine.. A collection of photos by the renowned Parr taken in Istanbul, most focusing on fashions found in the street. Hardcover. 4to. Plush blue cloth boards with blindstamped titles and printed wraparound band. About fine overall. SIGNED by Parr at title page. Clean, crisp throughout. 132pp.

(New Brunswick): (Partisan Review), 1968. First edition. Very good plus.. Original issue of the literary magazine featuring interviews with Peter Gay and Lionel Trilling, and dueling responses to William Styron's CONFESSIONS OF NAT TURNER by Michael Thelwell and Robert Coles. 9'' x 6''. Original green and white wrappers. Light edgewear, moderate toning/soil to wrappers.

(New Brunswick): (Partisan Review), 1966. First edition. Very good plus.. Publisher's file copy of the Fall 1966 issue, including Tony Tanner on William S. Burroughs, scenes from Weiss's play THE INVESTIGATION, and William Styron's short story "Runaway." 9'' x 6''. Original yellow and white wrappers. Light edgewear and soil, scuffing to back cover. Wrappers stamped front and back with "File Copy / Editorial Dept."

Tokyo: Inter Press Corporation, 1990. Very good plus.. First edition of this "investigation of parties of all kinds" (Parr and Badger III, 118). Original gilt-stamped hot pink satin. In original textured grey cardboard slipcase with silver spine label, mildly edgeworn/scuffed. Text in Japanese. 41 black and white plates. 96 pages. Spine slightly sun-faded; corners bumped. A few faint scuff marks.

[Rochester, NY]: n.p., 1915. Very good.. Johnson's personal compendium of his own columns, articles, prefaces, poems, and letters to newspapers, all carefully cut from their original place of publication and mounted in this handsome volume. With Johnson's handwritten table of contents, pagination, and occasional edits and corrections to text. Contents include The Vulgarizing of a Nation, The College Man in Politics, and To Defeat the Demagogue, among others. Unique collection from the Rochester man of letters. Hardcover. 8vo. Marbled boards bound in 3/4 green morocco. Marbled endpapers. Author's bookplate to front paste-down. Heavy rubbing and scuffing to spine ends and corners. 75pp, hand-paginated, followed by [26]pp. of reviews and advertisements. Handwritten pagination and table of contents, with body of printed text cut from another source and mounted recto and verso throughout.

San Diego: Corinth Publications / Pillar Books, 1964. Very good.. First edition of this early '60s sleaze pulp featuring bellhops, hypnotists, and a "band of perverted women...like Helen, of the evil, twisted appetites." Mass market paperback. Light edgewear, rubbing. Minor chipping to upper right corner of text block. Slight spine lean.190pp.

Paris: G. Crès et Cie, 1925. Second edition. Very Good.. Second edition (after the limited edition of 1906) of this important, early, and well-researched biography of the painter. 264pp, with eight plates reproducing the artist's work. In French. Leather Bound. 8vo. Handsomely rebound in quarter navy leather over marbled boards; red leather label and artist pallette vignette to spine. Striking Art Deco octopus-themed endpapers. Edges speckled. Joints well-rubbed, though sound, with some chipping. Shelfwear to board edges. Very good overall.