| HAGEDORN, Jessica. Dangerous Music. SF: Momo's Press, 1975. Softbound. First edition of the author's first book. Near fine. SKB-7757 |
|
| [ROCK: Nina Hagen] HAGEN, Nina. Color poster announcing a 1983 concert in Germany by Nina Hagen and the No Problem Orchestra. n.p.:n.p., [1983]. Extreme close-up of Hagen's face wearing a black pull-over stocking mask with holes cut out for the eyes and mouth. Printed in black against a yellow background. Folded as issued, else as new (33" x 23"). (German text.) SKB-12911 |
|
| [ROCK: Nina Hagen] HAGEN, Nina. Nina Hagen Fanzine #1, ca. 1983. n.p.:n.p., [1983]. Photos, texts, articles, and drawings photographically reproduced on different colored stocks and issued in a velo binding by her fan club. Fine. SKB-12912 |
|
| HALL, Brian. The Saskiad. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1997. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. As new. JB-5782 |
|
| HALLAM, Elizabeth & PRESCOTT, Andrew. The British Inheritance: A Treasury of Historic Documents. Berkeley: University of California Press, [1999]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Profusely illustrated. Very fine. JB-11079 |
|
| [ART] HAMILTON, George Heard. 19th and 20th Century Art. NY: Abrams, [1970]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Profusely illustrated, massive study. Fine. SKB-13235 |
|
| HAMILTON, Jane. The Book of Ruth. NY: Ticknor & Fields, 1988. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of the author's first book which received wide critical acclaim. Signed by the author. Winner of the 1989 PEN/Hemingway Foundation award for best first novel. Small first printing. Very fine. JB-2564 |
|
| HAMILTON, Kitty. A Swan's Wing. Philo, CA: Am Here Books, 1993. Softbound, issued in dust jacket. First edition. One of 100 numbered copies signed by the author. As new. SKB-13715 |
|
| HAMILTON, Peter F. The Neutronium Alchemist. [London]: Macmillan, [1997]. Thick 8vo. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author. The second volume of The Night's Dawn Trilogy. As new. SKB-9893 |
|
| [BEATS] HAMMER, Jack. Rebellion: Jack Hammer Sings and Reads Songs and Poems of the Beat Generation. n.p.: Warwick Records, ca. 1959. LP record. Accomplished LP from this UK folk singer who states: "Beatdom is considered by some an oasis in a concrete desert where the rebels of society and convention go to release their whip-lashed souls. To others, it is a concoction of confused, mixed-up kids whose half-dream lives are sprinkled with sex, poetry, and pot." Fine record in very good plus to near fine jacket. SKB-12984 |
|
| HANNAH, Barry. Boomerang. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1989. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author. Fine. SKB-3524 |
|
| HANNAH, Barry. Hey Jack! NY: E.P. Dutton, 1987. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Fine. SKB-3525 |
|
| HANNAH, Barry. Nightwatchmen. NY: Viking, 1973. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of the author's second book. Fine with only a touch of the usual spine fading to the purple dust jacket. SKB-2509 |
|
| HANNAH, Barry. The Tennis Handsome. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1983. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Fine. SKB-12773 |
|
| HANSEN, Ron. Atticus. [NY]: Harper Collins, [1996]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author. Very fine. SKB-5038 |
|
| HANSEN, Ron. Desperadoes. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1979. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of the author's first book. Exceptionally fine in dust jacket with a crease to the front flap. SKB-2508 |
|
| [STUDENT ACTIVISM] HANSON, William. City Survival City Resistance. [McDonald, Ohio: Hillcrest, ca. 1969]. Pamphlet. First edition. Guidebook on how to live in, and fight against, the police state. Some foxing and age-toning to covers, else near fine. SKB-7300 |
|
| [NATIVE AMERICAN] HARDIN, Helen. Changing Woman. n.p.:n.p., [1978]. Poster for The Babe Didrikson Zaharias Memorial Tournament featuring Hardin's famous "Changing Woman" illustration. Signed by Hardin. Mounted on foamcore, trivial toning to edges, else fine (28" x 19"). SKB-10467 |
|
| [ART] HARING, Keith. Large brass brooch designed by Haring featuring a mother cradling her baby. NY: Privately published, 1989. The brooch measuring ca. 3.5" x 3.5" is enclosed in a plastic bag with a red card printing "K. Haring 1989" and "The Foremost Pop Artist." Sold at the Pop Shop in the late 80's. Fine brooch, touch of wear to card and bag. SKB-13473 |
|
| [ART] HARING, Keith & GYSIN, Brion. Fault Lines. Munchen, NY: Editions Schellmann, [1986]. Oblong 8vo. Hardbound, issued without dust jacket. First edition. Limited to 200 numbered copies signed by Haring and with Gysin's stamped signature (Gysin died just prior to publication). Prints material censored from Gysin's The Last Museum, profusely illustrated with drawings by Haring. Very fine in publisher's slipcase. A handsome production. SKB-4675 |
|
| [ART] HARLOFF, Guy. Two original surreal works by Guy Harloff. n.p.:n.p., [1963]. One is an ink drawing done in Tangiers, 1963, that was used in Ira Cohen's publication Gnaoua to illustrate Harold Norse's piece "Sniffing Keyholes." A surreal rendering of abstract shapes combined with recognizable images. The other is a watercolor in full-blown psychedelic style embellished with occult imagery. TOGETHER WITH a 1963 issue of Bizarre magazine devoted to Harloff's work. Laid into this issue is a b&w photo of a painting by Harloff annotated by him on the verso. The ink drawing measures 8.5" x 12.5" and has a few droplet stains and light creasing. Harloff has signed his name and written printer's instructions in the right margin. The watercolor is 12" x 9.5" mounted on a slightly larger sheet. Light wear and a chip to two corners. Intriguing works by this artist whose style combines elements of surrealism and sixties psychedelia. The lot: SKB-12987 |
|
| [HOBOS] HARPER, Douglas A. Good Company. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, [1982]. Square 8vo. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Hobo accounts of life on the road, supplemented with the author's recollections of living among them. Illustrated with photographs. Near fine in dust jacket with a long, closed tear to the front panel. SKB-4404 |
|
| [HOBOS] HARPER, Douglas A. Good Company. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, [1982]. Square 8vo. Softbound. First edition. Hobo accounts of life on the road, supplemented with the author's recollections of living among them. Illustrated with photographs. Very good. SKB-5983 |
|
| [PHOTOGRAPHY] HARRIS, Alex & GEORGE, Alice Rose. A New Life: Stories and Photographs from the Suburban South. NY: W W Norton, [1997]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Afterword by Allan Gurganus. Fine. JB-10324 |
|
| HARRIS, David. Goliath. [NY]: Avon, [1970]. First paperback edition. Introduction by Joan Baez. Written in prison where the author was serving three years for his antiwar activities. Fine (price inked out on fron cover). SKB-4922 |
|
| [HIPPIES] HARRIS, Mark. The Atlantic, September 1967. n.p.:n.p., [1967]. Prints "The Flowering of the Hippies" by Mark Harris, an early article on the Haight-Ashbury hippie seen. Fine. SKB-5639 |
|
| [HIPPIES] HARRIS, Timothy. Kronski-McSmash. NY: Lancer, [1969]. First paperback edition. A novel about a freaked-out hippie fleeing a cop who has accidentally ingested LSD. Very good plus. SKB-986 |
|
| [ROCK] HARRISON, George. I, Me Mine. [Guildford, Surrey]: Genesis, 1980. 4to. Bound in half-leather with guitar illustration gilt-stamped to boards, edges gilt. First edition. Reproduces in facsimile the lyrics of 83 of Harrison's compositions together with his explanation of the story behind each song. Illustrated with photographs. Limited to 2000 numbered copies signed by George Harrison. A handsome production sumptuously printed in 28 colors. Fine in publisher's buckram-covered slipcase. SKB-12369 |
|
| [HIPPIES] HARRISON, George. Paperbag, Vol. 1, No. 1, February 1968. n.p.:n.p., [1968]. The premier issue of this short-lived counterculture magazine (only two issues). Features a photo-illustrated article on the Death of Hippie celebration in the Haight-Ashbury. Also, an interview with George Harrison and another with Bill Graham, a tribute to Hell's Angel "Chocolate George," articles on hippies, marijuana, LSD, and more. Lavishly illustrated with photographs and psychedelic art. Great hippie content and a nicely designed magazine. Fine. SKB-317 |
|
| [SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ORACLE] HARRISON, George. Southern California Oracle, No. 5, 1967. n.p.:n.p., [1967]. Underground paper inspired by the original San Francisco Oracle. Articles on psychedelic drugs including STP, "the clap," George Harrison, and more. Lavishly illustrated with psychedelic art, including a colorful centerfold poster. Very fine (never folded). SKB-5139 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. 5 Blind Men. Fremont, MI: Sumac Press, 1969. Softbound. First edition. Poems by Jim Harrison, Dan Gerber, George Quasha, J. D. Reed and Charles Simic. Inscribed by Charles Simic. An early appearance for Harrison. Fine. SKB-5556 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. Farmer. NY: Viking, [1976]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Exceptionally fine. JB-9045 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. Farmer. NY: Viking, [1976]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Fine (barely perceptible foxing to top edge). JB-10404 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. Farmer. NY: Viking, [1976]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author. As new. SKB-10514 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. Julip. Boston: Houghton Mifflin/Seymour Lawrence, 1994. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author. As new. SKB-4294 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. Julip. Boston: Houghton Mifflin/Seymour Lawrence, 1994. Hardbound, issued without dust jacket. First edition. One of 200 numbered copies signed by the author. As new in publisher's slipcase. JB-8655 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. Just Before Dark. Livingston, MN: Clark City Press, [1991]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of this collection of nonfiction pieces. Briefly inscribed by the author to poet, Doug Blazek. Harrison has also drawn a humorous, twisted-face self-portrait. Fine. SKB-4303 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. Letters to Yesenin and Returning to Earth. LA: Center, 1979. Softbound (no cloth issued). First combined edition. Signed by the author. Very fine. SKB-10522 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. Outlyer and Ghazals. NY: Simon and Schuster, [1971]. Softbound (simultaneous with the cloth issue). First edition. Review copy with slip. Signed by the author. Very near fine (barely perceptible toning to edges of covers. SKB-10521 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. Selected & New Poems 1961-1981. [NY]: Delacorte/Seymour Lawrence, [1982]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author. Drawings by Russell Chatham. Fine. SKB-10523 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. The Beast God Forgot to Invent. NY: Atlantic Monthly Press, [2000]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author. As new. SKB-7808 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. The Road Home. NY: Atlantic Monthly Press, [1998]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author. As new. SKB-5656 |
|
| HARRISON, Jim. The Woman Lit by Fireflies. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1990. Hardbound, issued without dust jacket. First edition. One of 225 numbered copies signed by the author. As new in publisher's slipcase and shrinkwrap. SKB-10065 |
|
| HARRISON, Kathryn. The Kiss. NY: Random House, [1997]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. As new. JB-5001 |
|
| HARRISON, Kathryn. Thicker Than Water. NY: Random House, [1991]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author. Very fine. JB-5154 |
|
| [BEATS] HART, Howard. The Sky of Orange Whispers. NY: Gallery Gertrude Stein, [1964]. Softbound (no cloth issued). First edition of the author's scarce second book. In 1957 Hart, Lamantia, and Kerouac gave the first jazz poetry reading in N.Y.C. White covers very slightly sunned around the edges, else fine. SKB-8459 |
|
| [ROCK] HART, Mickey. Planet Drum: A Celebration of Percussion and Rhythm. [NY]: HarperSan Francisco, [1991]. Softbound (issued simultaneous with the cloth edition). First edition. Signed by Hart. Profusley illustrated with photographs. Very fine. JB-10883 |
|
| HARUF, Kent. Plainsong. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1999. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. As new. JB-6264 |
|
| HARUF, Kent. Plainsong. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1999. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author. As new. JB-6324 |
|
| [PHOTOGRAPHY] HATAKEYAMA, Naoya. Atmos. [Tucson]: Nazraeli Press, [2003]. Oblong 8vo. Hardbound, issued without dust jacket. First edition. Two separate books of splendid color photographs, one of industrial landscapes and one of natural landscapes, bound in an unusual folding binding. One of 100 numbered copies signed by the photograher. As new in publisher's slipcase. JB-11048 |
|
| [PHOTOGRAPHY] HATAKEYAMA, Naoya. River Series / Shadow. [Tucson]: Nazraeli Press, [2004]. 16mo. Hardbound, issued without dust jacket. First edition. Limited to 500 numbered copies with one original tipped-in print signed by the photographer. As new. JB-12496 |
|
| HAWKES, John. The Passion Artist. NY: Harper & Row, [1979]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Briefly inscribed by the author. Very fine. SKB-10103 |
|
| [STUDENT ACTIVISM] HAYAKAWA, S. I. Quotations from Chariman S. I. Hayakawa. n.p.:n.p., n.d. Pamphlet. First edition. Cartoons and text about Hayakawa. Minor ink writing to front cover, else very good plus. SKB-13724 |
|
| [DRUGS] HEFTI, Neal. Synanon. LA: Liberty, n.d. LP record. Soundtrack recording for the anti-drug film, Synanon. Nice jazz compositions by Neal Hefti. Lurid cover illustration of jazz muscians, a junkie shooting-up, etc. Fine. SKB-10668 |
|
| [VIETNAM] HEINEMAN, Larry. Paco's Story. NY: Farrar Straus Giroux, [1986]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of this National Book Award-winner. Exceptionally fine. SKB-4261 |
|
| [MAIL ART] HELD, John. Poster announcing a ''Dada Dinner Event" at Henry's Hunan in San Francisco, ca. 1984. n.p.:n.p., [1984]. The event was sponsored by The New York Correspondence School of Chicago and San Francisco. The design features an illustration of a horse with each of its body parts attributed to a different mail artist. As new. SKB-13690 |
|
| [MAIL ART] HELD, John. Poster announcing ''The Only Correspondence Dinner'' at the Cafe LaMamelle in San Francisco, 1984. n.p.:n.p., [1984]. The event was sponsored by Inter Dada 84 and The New York Correspondence School of San Francisco. Features a design utilizing an array of Ray Johnson bunny faces each with a different mail artist's name. As new. SKB-13689 |
|
| HELPRIN, Mark. Memoir from Antproof Case. NY: Harcourt Brace, [1995]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author. As new. JB-6354 |
|
| HEMINGWAY, Ernest. A Farewell to Arms. NY: Grosset & Dunlap, [1931]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition thus, an early reprint. Some offsetting to endpapers, else fine in unusually bright dust jacket with a narrow chip to top of spine and part of front panel. SKB-10100 |
|
| HEMON, Aleksandar. The Question of Bruno. NY: Nan Talese, 2000. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of the author's first book. Signed by Hemon. As new. JB-6835 |
|
| HEMON, Aleksandar. The Question of Bruno. NY: Nan Talese, 2000. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of the author's first book. As new. JB-8682 |
|
| HEMON, Aleksandar. The Question of Bruno. [London]: Picador, [2000]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First British and correct first edition. The author's first book. Signed by Hemon. As new. JB-10227 |
|
| [AFRICAN-AMERICAN] HENDERSON, David. De Mayor of Harlem. NY: E. P. Dutton, 1970. Softbound. First edition. Inscribed by Henderson. Very near fine. SKB-6080 |
|
| [AFRICAN-AMERICAN] HENDERSON, David. Felix of the Silent Forest. NY: Poets Press, 1967. Pamphlet. First edition of this early title. Signed by Henderson. Fine. SKB-3645 |
|
| [ROCK: Jimi Hendrix] HENDRIX, Jimi. Ada's Hendrix Illustrated Volume One, November 1989. n.p.:n.p., [1989]. A privately published Hendix mag for collectors reproducing photos, articles, and more. Includes 4 color snapshots of Hendrix on stage. Fine. SKB-13787 |
|
| [ROCK: Woodstock] HENDRIX, Jimi. Brochure and ticket order form for the original Woodstock Music and Art Fair, 1969. n.p.:n.p., [1969]. Single sheet folded once. "Woodstock Music and Art Fair presents 3 Days of Peace and Music in White Lake, NY." The cover features the bird-on-guitar-neck logo with a list of the scheduled performers. Printed inside is info about the "Art Show," "Crafts Bazaar," and "Work Shops," mentioning that there are "hundreds of acres to roam on...walk around for three days and nights without seeing a skyscraper or traffic light...fly a kite, sun yourself. Cook your own food and breathe unspolied air." Includes a map of the area and a cut-out ticket order form. Two horizontal creases where previously folded, solid very good overall. SKB-7753 |
|
| [ROCK: Jimi Hendrix] HENDRIX, Jimi. Concert advertisement done in the style of a miniature comic book, announcing an appearance by Hendrix at the Rhode Island Auditorium, 1968. n.p.:n.p., [1968]. The comic spoofs the fact that Hendrix had previously cancelled a gig at this same venue, and people were wondering if he would actually show up this time. The concert took place on Nov. 27, 1968, Hendrix's 25th birthday. Artwork by Ekwah, Captain Soup, and The Mad Peck. Fine (measures 2.5" x 3.25"). Scarce. SKB-13444 |
|
| [ROCK: Jimi Hendrix] HENDRIX, Jimi. Crawdaddy, January 1975. n.p.:n.p., [1975]. Cover story "Who Killed Jimi Hendrix?" covering Jimi's final days, who kidnapped him, and why. Illustrated with photographs. Fine. SKB-13789 |
|
| [ROCK: Jimi Hendrix] HENDRIX, Jimi. Creem, November 1973. n.p.:n.p., [1973]. Cover story about Hendrix including an interview with Chas Chandler about how he discovered him. Illustrated with photographs. Fine. SKB-13788 |
|
| [ROCK: Jimi Hendrix] HENDRIX, Jimi. Guitar Player Magazine Collector's Edition, 1984. n.p.:n.p., [1984]. A special issue devoted to Jimi Hendrix and Eddie Van Halen with lots of photos and remembrances of Hendrix from other guitarists. Fine. SKB-13790 |
|
| [ROCK: Jimi Hendrix] HENDRIX, Jimi. Jimi Hendrix Electric Church: A Visual Experience. n.p.:n.p., [1969]. Program/tour book issued in 1969 and distributed at concerts. Features 20 pages of photos of Hendrix and The Experience. Nicely designed to look like a gatefold LP with triptych covers that fold over the pages. Some creasing to covers, very good plus. Scarce Hendrix item. SKB-12720 |
|
| [ROCK: Jimi Hendrix] HENDRIX, Jimi. Life, October 3, 1969. n.p.:n.p., [1969]. Prints "An Infinity of Jimis" featuring excellent kaleidoscopic photos of Hendrix and a long interview with him. Light wear, some dampstaining. SKB-3463 |
|
| [ROCK: Jimi Hendrix] HENDRIX, Jimi. Musician Player & Listener, October 1980. n.p.:n.p., [1980]. The "Jimi Hendrix Special" issue with photos of Hendrix and writings about him. Also Peter Gabriel. Fine. SKB-13784 |
|
| [ROCK: Jimi Hendrix] HENDRIX, Jimi. Program for the first tour of The Jimi Hendrix Experience, 1967. n.p.:n.p., [1967]. Photo illustrated booklet for Hendrix's first tour with The Walker Brothers, Cat Stevens, and Engelbert Humperdink. The cover features a photo of The Walker Brothers who were the headliners---Hendrix has a 2-page spread inside that includes a photo of The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Scarce item from the very earliest stage of Hendrix's career as a solo artist before he became one of the most influential performers in the history of rock. Fine. SKB-12712 |
|
| [ROCK: Jimi Hendrix] HENDRIX, Jimi. San Francisco Examiner Image, November 1990. n.p.:n.p., [1990]. Prints "Castles Made of Sand: Remembering Jimi Hendrix" by Sharon Lawrence. Illustrated with photographs. Near fine. SKB-13786 |
|
| [ROCK: Jimi Hendrix] HENDRIX, Jimi. Ticket stub for "An Evening of British Rubbish" signed by Jimi Hendrix, Mitch Mitchell, and Noel Redding. n.p.:n.p., [1967]. On February 25, 1967 The Jimi Hendrix Experience played the Corn Exchange in Chelmsford and the gig was televised. It was an early appearance for the group only months after their formation---Hendrix's first single, "Hey Joe" was on the charts, and they had yet to embark on their first tour as the opening act for the Walker Brothers. Signed in black ballpoint pen by each band member with Jimi Hendrix adding "Exp" after his signature. The "stub" is actually quite sizeable measuring 3" x 3.5" with "An Evening of British Rubbish" and other info printed on the front, and the band's signatures on the back. Authentic autograph material by Hendrix is scarce, but signed items from this early period before he became famous are rare. Fine. SKB-13463 |
|
| [ROCK] HENDRIX, Jimi & JONES, Brian. WCFL Beat, July 15, 1967. n.p.:n.p., [1967]. Tabloid, folded as issued. The "Pop Festival Souvenier Issue" largely devoted to the Monterey Pop Festival. Features photos of Hendrix and others, an interview with Brian Jones, an article by Eric Burdon about the festival, Paul McCartney talks about LSD, and more. Fine (couple of tiny nicks to page edges). SKB-13085 |
|
| [ROCK] HENDRIX, Jimi & JONES, Brian. WCFL Beat, July 15, 1967. n.p.:n.p., [1967]. Tabloid, folded as issued. The "Pop Festival Souvenier Issue" largely devoted to the Monterey Pop Festival. Features photos of Hendrix and others, an interview with Brian Jones, an article by Eric Burdon, Paul McCartney talks about LSD, and more. Cover sheet split at center of spine, paper slightly toned, but still nice. SKB-13086 |
|
| [HIPPIES] HENKE, James & PUTERBAUGH, Parke. I Want to Take You Higher: The Psychedelic Era 1965-1969. [SF: Chronicle Books, 1997]. 4to. Softbound. First edition. Essays by Charles Perry and Barry Miles. Excellent chronicle of the '60s Psychedelic Revolution in the Haight-Ashbury, London, and elsewhere. Profusely illustrated with psychedelic art and full-page color photos, many we've never seen before. Published in conjunction with an exhibition at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. As new. Below the published price: SKB-8402 |
|
| HENRIQUES, Ruth. The Book of Mechtilde. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1997. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. This Jamaican artist's tribute to her mother, done in the style of a modern-day illuminated manuscript. As new. SKB-5825 |
|
| HEPBURN, Katherine. Me: Stories of My Life. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1991. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Typed letter signed from Hepburn on her personal stationary laid in. She thanks her correspondent for their interest in her book and suggests that the letter can be pasted into the book. Fine. A scarce signature. SKB-10102 |
|
| [ART] HERBERT, Robert, APTER, Eleanor; & KENNEY, Elise (eds.). The Societe Anonyme and the Dreier Bequest at Yale University: A Catalogue Raisonne. New Haven: Yale University Press, [1984]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Profusely illustrated. Very fine. SKB-12642 |
|
| [ART] HERMS, George. Original ''funk'' assemblage sculpture by George Herms. n.p.:n.p., [1963]. Two rusted pieces of metal fastened together with wire to create a hollow, square column. There are wood handles on either side stamped with Herm's trademark "LOVE" stamp with "LV" on one handle and "OE" on the other. Meausres 5.5" x 7.5" overall. A very nice example of Herms' assemblage work that he pioneered in the late '50s early '60s along with his friends Wallace Berman and Bruce Conner. SKB-13932 |
|
| [ART] HERMS, George. The Sabian Exercise. LA: Love Press, 1979. Limited to 1000 copies. Herms did a drawing a day for a year, based on Sabian symbols received by clairvoyant, Elsie Wheeler in the 1930's. Each drawing is photographically reproduced on quarto stock with Dane Rudyhar's psychological interpretation of the symbol that inspired it printed at top. The 360 drawings are divided into 12 envelopes with a symbol printed on each, and housed in a hand-colored box signed by Herms on the bottom. An imaginative production. Fine. SKB-9923 |
|
| [DRUGS] HEROIN. Crime in America: Heroin Importation, Distribution, Packaging and Paraphernalia. Washington, D. C.: U. S. Government Printing Office, 1970. Softbound. First edition. Small ink stamp to front cover, else fine. SKB-10429 |
|
| HERR, Michael. Walter Winchell. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1990. Softbound. Uncorrected proof copy of the first edition. As new. SKB-12797 |
|
| [AFRICAN-AMERICAN] HERRON, Carolivia. Thereafter Johnnie. NY: Random House, [1991]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of the author's first book. Very fine. SKB-12766 |
|
| HESSE, Hermann. Das Glasperlenspiel (The Glass Bead Game). [Zurich]: Fretz & Wasmuth Verlag Ag, 1943. Two volumes. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of Hesse's major work, the one cited when he was awarded the 1946 Nobel Prize for Literature. Neat owner's name and some foxing to page edges of each volume, front board of one volume foxed, else about fine in spine-darkened dust jackets with a small droplet stain to spine. Housed in publisher's cardstock slipcase (irregularly sunned). SKB-12285 |
|
| HESTER, Katherine. Eggs for Young America. Hanover: University Press of New England, [1997]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of the author's first book. Fine. SKB-5031 |
|
| HETTICH, Michael. The Point of Touching. Candia, NH: John LeBow, 2002. Pamphlet. First edition. One of 150 numbered copies signed by the author. As new. At the published price: SKB-9853 |
|
| HETTICH, Michael. The Point of Touching. Candia, NH: John LeBow, 2002. Pamphlet. First edition. One of 26 lettered specially bound copies signed by the author. As new. At the published price: SKB-9854 |
|
| [DRUGS] HEVY GUNZ. Hevy Gunz Industries. n.p.: Cold Shot, 1970. LP records. 2 records in a fold-out jacket. Inventive drug and counterculture-related comedy material utilizing spoken word and sound effects. The first album of stoner humor, preceding Cheech & Chong's first record by a year. As new, still sealed. SKB-10970 |
|
| HEWITT, Geof. Quickly Aging Here: Some Poets of the 1970's. NY: Anchor, [1969]. First edition of this Paperback Original. Very fine. SKB-5943 |
|
| HEYWARD, Du Bose. Porgy. NY: Penguin, [1945]. Paperback. First edition thus. Unread, very good plus to near fine. JB-8517 |
|
| [MYSTERY] HIAASEN, Carl. Lucky You. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 19975. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author on a publisher's bookplate. As new. JB-9680 |
|
| [BURROUGHS, William S.] HIBBARD, Allen. Conversations with William S. Burroughs. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, [1999]. Softbound. First edition. Very good plus to near fine. SKB-13777 |
|
| [PHOTOGRAPHY] HIBI, Yuichi. A Weekend with Mr. Frank. [Tucson]: Nazraeli, [2006]. 16mo. Hardbound, issued without dust jacket. First edition. Limited to 500 numbered copies signed by the photographer. Includes one original print tipped-in. As new. JB-13671 |
|
| [PHOTOGRAPHY] HIDO, Todd. Between the Two. [Tucson]: Nazraeli, [2006]. Oblong 4to. Hardbound, issued without dust jacket. First edition, deluxe issue. One of 60 copies signed by Hido with a signed, color Type C print by Hido enclosed in a separate hardbound portfolio. Prints Raymond Carver's poem, "Energy." A handsome production. As new in publisher's slipcase. JB-13532 |
|
| [PHOTOGRAPHY] HIDO, Todd. House Hunting. [Tucson]: Nazraeli, [2001]. Tall folio. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of Hido's first book. Warmly inscribed by Hido to a friend in the year of publication "you light up my life." Prints "Just Looking" by A. M. Holmes. Fine. SKB-11957 |
|
| [PHOTOGRAPHY] HIDO, Todd. Original photograph signed. n.p.:n.p., [2001]. An original print of one of Hido's photos from his "House Hunting" series, though this photo, No. 2638, does not appear in the book. Signed by Hido and designated "AP" (artist proof) on the verso in 2001. An evocative image showing the top portion of a house visible over a fence that runs the length of a deserted street. As new (image 9.5" x 7.5" on 14" x 11" paper). JB-12697 |
|
| [PHOTOGRAPHY] HIDO, Todd. Outskirts. [Tucson]: Nazraeli, [2002]. Tall folio. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Fine in dust jacket with some faint, soft creases (a blemish endemic to the entire print run). SKB-11958 |
|
| [PHOTOGRAPHY] HIDO, Todd. Roaming. [Tucson]: Nazraeli, [2004]. Oblong 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by Hido. Superb landscape photographs with Hido's trademark evocative and moody feel. Prints Raymond Carver's poem "Phone Booth." As new. JB-11960 |
|
| HIGGINS, Dick. A Book About Love & War & Death. SF: Nova Broadcast, 1969. Pamphlet. First edition. Number 3 in the Nova Broadcast series. Near fine. SKB-221 |
|
| [SOMETHING ELSE PRESS] HIGGINS, Dick. A Book About Love & War & Death. NY: Something Else Press, 1965. Pamphlet. Later printing. The first appearance of any part of this text. No. 2 in the series of Great Bear Pamphlets. Fine. SKB-5846 |
|
| [SOMETHING ELSE PRESS] HIGGINS, Dick. A Book About Love & War & Death. Barton, VT: Something Else Press, 1972. Softbound. First edition. Small stain to one page, barely perceptible corner crease to cover, else fine and unread. SKB-6394 |
|
| [SOMETHING ELSE PRESS] HIGGINS, Dick. Graphis No. 144: Wipeout for Orchestra and Graphis No. 143: Softly for Orchestra. NY: Something Else Press, 1967. First edition. One of 135 numbered copies signed by Higgins. A two-part poster featuring a cardboard sheet illustrated with line and degree gradations, and a plastic overlay containing musical staves. Depending on where the plastic overlay is placed over the image on the poster, two different musical scores are produced. An early Higgins item, and one of the rarest items from Something Else Press. Fine (approx. 22" x 25"). SKB-6576 |
|
| [ART: Fluxus] HIGGINS, Dick. Schmuck, No. 5, 1975. n.p.:n.p., [1975]. Edited by David Mayor and Felipe Ehrenberg. The "General Schmuck!" issue. Contributions by Dick Higgins, Mick Gibbs, Richard Kostelanetz, Ruth Krauss, Opal L. Nations, Eric Anderson, and many, many, others. Includes lots of inserts, fold-outs, booklets, etc. Profusely illustrated. Light soiling to the covers, else very near fine. SKB-3243 |
|
| HIGGINS, Dick. Some Recent Snowflakes (and Other Things). NY: Printed Editions, 1979. Softbound. First edition. Fine (touch of wear). SKB-8803 |
|
| HIGGINS, Dick. Towards the 1970's. [Somerville, MA: Abyss Publications, 1969]. Pamphlet. First edition. Fine. SKB-1041 |
|
| HIGGINS, Dick. What Are Legends. [Calais, ME: Bern Porter, 1960]. Softbound. First edition of the author's first book. Interesting drawings, typography, and graphics. Near fine. Scarce. SKB-2297 |
|
| [DRUGS] HIGGINSON, Elizabeth. New Dimensions, March 1964. n.p.:n.p., [1964]. A Llewellyn publication largely devoted to spiritual issues. Prints Dr. Elizabeth Higginson's article "LSD-25: Door Into the Unconscious," an early article while LSD was still legal. Also pieces on clairvoyance, the Bible, witchcraft, and more. Very good plus to near fine. SKB-13630 |
|
| [NATIVE AMERICAN] HIGHWATER, Jamake. Journey to the Sky. NY: Thomas Y. Crowell, [1978]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Fine. SKB-2438 |
|
| [NATIVE AMERICAN] HIGHWATER, Jamake. Song from the Earth: American Indian Painting. Boston: New York Graphic Society, [1976]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Comprehensive early book on the subject, profusely illustrated. Fine. JB-3350 |
|
| [NATIVE AMERICAN] HIGHWATER, Jamake. The Sun, He Dies. NY: Lippincott & Crowell, [1980]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Fine (tiny nick to dj spine). SKB-12763 |
|
| HIJUELOS, Oscar. The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love. NY: Farrar Straus Giroux, [1989]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Fine. SKB-10360 |
|
| HILLENBRAND, Laura. Seabiscuit: An American Legend. NY: Random House, [2001]. Advance reading copy of the first edition. As new. JB-10557 |
|
| [NATIVE AMERICAN] HILLERMAN, Tony. The Fly on the Wall. NY: Harper & Row, [1971]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Contemporary presentation copy inscribed by Hillerman to Jim Paulson, the Southwest regional sales rep for Harper & Row who brought Hillerman to Harper's attention and was instrumental in getting him published: "To Jim Paulson again, I hope he can have similar success unloading this one. Regards, Tony Hillerman." A meaningful association copy to an old friend. Fine in slightly spine-faded dust jacket. SKB-11643 |
|
| [VIETNAM] HINCKLE, Warren (ed.). A Vietnam Primer. SF: Ramparts, ca. 1966. Pamphlet. First edition. Articles about the war in Vietnam by Hinckle, Robert Scheer, Noam Chomsky and others. Back cover foxed, else near fine. SKB-7251 |
|
| [VIETNAM] HINCKLE, Warren (ed.). Ramparts Vietnam Primer. SF: Ramparts, ca. 1966. Pamphlet. First edition. Articles about the war in Vietnam by Hinckle and others, including an interview with Senator Frank Church. Some foxing to back cover, else near fine. SKB-7250 |
|
| HINDUS, Milton. Prospectus for Essays: Personal and Impersonal. n.p.:n.p., [1988]. Issued by Black Sparrow Press, 1988. Fine. SKB-12308 |
|
| [GAY] HIPPIES. A deck of Gay hippie playing cards. SF: Bo-Tree Productions, 1972. Gay, male hippies strategically posed so there's very little frontal nudity. One card missing. Fine. SKB-12432 |
|
| HIPPIES. Children of the Rainbow. New Orleans: New Orleans Writers Co-op, 1975. Pamphlet. First edition. Hippiesque sentiments, illustrations, poems, and recipes for (presumably) psychedelic mushrooms, from this group affilated with the Rainbow Tribe who note: "We are gathering this year in Arkansas." Multicolored tie-dye covers, and different colored papers very much evocative of the period. Small stain to back cover, else near fine. SKB-13735 |
|
| HIPPIES. Photo album with 114 original photographs of hippies at a rock festival, ca. 1971. n.p.:n.p., [1971]. Album with cardstock covers measuring 11.5" x 18" filled with b&w photos of hippies cavorting at an outdoor rock concert in Baltimore, including shots of local rock bands onstage, hippies dancing in a daisy chain, a hippie with a snake, and more. Also includes photos of hippies at another event---apparently a dance in a high school gymnasium. Front cover detaching from the awkward aluminum posts that bind the album, one photo excised, and a couple of blank spaces where photos are missing, however still present are 114 photos each measuring approx. 6" x 4". A substantive group of unpublished zeitgeist photos very much reflective of the spirit and fashions of the period. SKB-13796 |
|
| HIPPIES. Promotional leaflet advertising two hippie exploitation films, Psychedelicsex Kicks and Wild Hippie Orgy. n.p.:n.p., [1967]. Single quarto sheet folded to make four pages. Issued by Pot Head Experimental Films to announce these hippie sleeze films, ca. 1967. Cover proclaims: "2 Big Hits in Hullucinary [sic] Color...Up-Tight squares join the hippies and their hip chicks they've scored for Acid, Pot & Grass! This Trip is For REAL! This is where it's at---It's a SEX FREAK OUT." The inside pages feature body-painted naked hippie babes, some with snakes coiled around them, and a naked hippie guy playing bongos---along with a synopsis of the films. One of the all-time best hippie exploitation items with all the desired elements---jazzy design, sensational blurbs, and photos of naked hippies. About fine. SKB-13585 |
|
| HIPPIES. Real, April 1967. n.p.:n.p., [1967]. A men's adventure mag from Tucson, AZ. Cover article "Hell on Sunset Strip" about the hippie riots on Sunset Strip---15 pages including lots of photographs. Near fine. SKB-13199 |
|
| HIRSCHMAN, Jack. Cantillations. Santa Barbara: Capra Press, 1974. Hardbound, issued without dust jacket. First edition. One of 75 numbered copies signed by the author. Number 15 in the Capra Chapbook Series. Fine. SKB-13181 |
|
| HIRSCHMAN, Jack. HNYC. Topanga: Skyline Press, [1971]. 16mo. Bound in boards with cover illustration by Hirschman tipped on. First edition. Limited to 200 copies. Published by actor Russ Tamblyn who was part of Wallace Berman's circle in Topanga Canyon. Inscribed by Hirschman: "Love Jack / April 1971." This is Lawrence Ferlinghetti's copy in the original envelope hand-addressed to him. As new. One of Hirschman's scarcest titles. SKB-9422 |
|
| [BEATS] HIRSCHMAN, Jack & di PRIMA, Diane. Beatitude 23, February 1979. n.p.:n.p., [1979]. Edited by Jack Hirschman and Kristen Wetterhahn. Appearances by Ferlinghetti, Neruda, Hirschman, di Prima, Micheline, et al. Illustrated with photographs and graphics. Fine. SKB-9590 |
|
| [PHOTOGRAPHY] HIRST, Bill. Fractal Landscapes from the Real World. [England: Cornerhouse, 1994]. Oblong 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Introduction by Benoit Mandelbrot. As new. JB-10316 |
|
| [ART] HIRST, Damien & FAIRHURST, Angus & LUCAS, Sarah. In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida. [London]: Tate, [2004]. Square 4to. Hardbound in cloth-covered boards. First edition. One of 100 numbered copies with a poster signed by all three artists (enclosed in a pocket at the back). Profusely illustrated in color throughout with essays by Gregor Muir and Clarrie Wallis. Issued to coincide with an exhibition. As new in publisher's photo-illustrated slipcase. SKB-13873 |
|
| HITCHCOCK, George. The Dolphion with the Revolver in Its Teeth. Santa Barbara: Unicorn Press, 1967. 4to. Softbound. First edition. Engravings by Gary H. Brown. Fine. JB-12993 |
|
| [HOBOS] Hobo Jokes. NY: Wehman Brothers, 1917. 16mo. Softbound (no cloth issued). First edition. Color cover illustration of two hobos. Published as No. 47 in the Handy Series. Near fine (acidic paper darkening). SKB-7708 |
|
| [ART] HODGES, David. 1967 Calendar. n.p.:n.p., [1967]. Psychedelic calendar for 1967. "A Limited Edition Calendar by David Hodges." Printed in blue on red stock. Fine (20" x 14"). SKB-9640 |
|
| [DRUGS] HODGSON, Barbara. Opium: A Portrait of the Heavenly Demon. SF: Chronicle Books, [1999]. Square 8vo. Hardbound in maroon linen with photo of reclining opium smoker affixed to the front cover. First edition. Excellent study of opium and opium smoking around the world, including it's use by Baudelaire, DeQuency, Gautier, Cocteau, and many others. Profusely illustrated with rare photos and etchings of opium dens, smoking equipment, famous experimenters, lurid book covers, and more. A handsome production, highly recommended. As new. At the published price: SKB-5950 |
|
| [ANTHOLOGY] HOETIS, T (ed.). Zero Anthology No. 8. NY: Zero Press, [1956]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Paul Bowles, Gore Vidal, Beckett, Sartre, Marianne Moore, and Hart Crane are among the contributors. Trivial foxing to top edge, else about fine in spine-sunned, near fine dust jacket with a light ring stain to front panel. JB-11177 |
|
| [CHILDREN'S] HOEYE, Michael. Time Stops for No Mouse. NY: Putnam's, [2002]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First hardbound edition. Signed by the author. Fine. SKB-13745 |
|
| [DRUGS] HOFFER, A. & FOGEL, S. The Use of Hypnosis to Interrupt and to Reproduce an LSD-25 Experience. n.p.:n.p., [1962]. 6pp. An offprint form the January-March 1962 issue of Journal of Clinical and Experimental Psychology & Quarterly Review of Psychiatry and Neurology. An interesting paper that explores the theory that hypnosis can be used to stop an LSD experience and to recreate an LSD experience. Early paper from Hoffer, an important Canadian researcher. Fine. SKB-6307 |
|
| HOFFMAN, Abbie. A Course in Miracles. [Tiburon, CA: Foundation for Inner Peace, 1985]. Softbound. Later printing of this popular book devoted to spiritual themes. Presentation copy inscribed by Abbie Hoffman to 1988 Presidential candidate Michael Dukakis: "Mike: / Good luck / Abbie Hoffman / I'm working as hard as / I can to see that Bush is / NOT elected / Abbie / (215) 2970721 / New Hope PA / 18938 / You're gonna win!" A nice association showing that Hoffman's activist enthusiasm was strong even toward the end of his life. Near fine. SKB-13249 |
|
| HOFFMAN, Abbie. Chicago Conspiracy Contempt Briefs: Brief on Behalf of David Dellinger et al Appellants, Brief on Behalf of Bobby Seale Appellant. NY: Center for Constitutional Rights, [ca. 1970]. Softbound. First edition. Prepared for the appeal of the 159 contempt convictions against the Chicago Eight and their lawyers stemming from their famous conspiracy trial. Includes court transcripts, a chronology of events, and a detailed history of the trail. Near fine (unread). SKB-234 |
|
| [YIPPIES] HOFFMAN, Abbie. Handbill issued by the Yippies proclaiming: ''PEOPLE GET READY.'' n.p.:n.p., [1968]. Prints a long text about the "International Youth Festival" to be held in Chicago for the 1968 Democratic convention. "...there will be music playing and people swaying, dancing in the streets...agents of the Pothead's Benevolent Association have planted hundreds of pot seeds...free people, free pot, free music, free theatre; a whole new culture will manifest itself to the world, rising from the ashes of America...Democrats and dope fiends will chase each other through hotel corridors." Fine. SKB-4064 |
|
| [CHICAGO EIGHT] HOFFMAN, Abbie. My Police State Right or Wrong. Albuquerque: Albuquerque Co-operative News Project, ca. 1969. Newsletter relating to the Chicago 8, and more. Acidic paper browning, one fold, else fine. SKB-7280 |
|
| [YIPPIES] HOFFMAN, Abbie. Rolling Stone, April 2, 1970. n.p.:n.p., [1970]. Cover photo of Abbie Hoffman. Long article about "Chicago: The Trial of the New Culture." Also Tim Leary, Jefferson Airplane, Iggy Stooge, and more. Few small, light stains, else near fine. SKB-9726 |
|
| HOFFMAN, Abbie. Square Dancing in the Ice Age. NY: G. P. Putnam's Sons, [1982]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by Hoffman. A collection of pieces written by Abbie while he was living underground as a fugitive. Two minuscule nicks to top edge of front board, tiny clear stain to top edge, else fine in near fine dust jacket with a small crease to the flaps. SKB-3552 |
|
| HOFFMAN, Abbie. Steal This Book. [NY]: Pirate Editions, [1971]. The correct first edition of this Paperback Original (printed on low-acid paper, bears the Grove Press Black Cat logo, and lacks the index). "A handbook of survival and warfare for the citizens of Woodstock Nation." Illustrated with photographs and drawings. The author's most famous book, and the defining expression of the Yippie philosophy. Hoffman was the founder of the Yippies, and member of the Chicago 7. His well-publicized confrontations with the authorities eventually forced him to live underground as a fugitive during the 1970's. A couple of creases to spine that is slightly faded, else fine. A nice crisp copy. The first printing is scarce. SKB-9420 |
|
| HOFFMAN, Abbie. Steal This Urine Test. NY: Penguin, [1987]. Softbound. First edition. Inscribed by Hoffman: "Merk, hang in there! Abbie Hoffman." Exclamation point smudged, else very good plus and unread. SKB-8052 |
|
| HOFFMAN, Abbie. The "Steal Yourself Rich" Book. n.p.: Hopscotch, 1971. Paperback. A pirated edition of Steal This Book. Spine slightly faded, else fine. SKB-8752 |
|
| HOFFMAN, Abbie. Woodstock Nation. NY: Pocket Books, [1971]. Paperback. First edition thus. A collection of essays relating to the counterculture, illustrated with photographs and graphics. Tiny corner crease, else unread, about fine. JB-7621 |
|
| [CHILDREN'S] HOFFMAN, Alice. Fireflies. [NY: Hyperion, 1997]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket (library binding). First edition of the author's first children's book. Illustrated by Wayne McLoughlin. As new. JB-9057 |
|
| [CHILDREN'S] HOFFMAN, Alice. Horsefly. [NY: Hyperion, 2000]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Illustrated by Steve Johnson and Lou Fancher. As new. JB-9056 |
|
| [BECKETT, Samuel] HOFFMAN, Frederick. Samuel Beckett: The Language of Self. Carbondale, IL: Southern Illinois Univ. Press, [1962]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Preface by Harry T. Moore. Kay Boyle's copy with her ownership signature. Also inscribed to Boyle by Harry T. Moore (who wrote the preface). Fine in slightly used dust jacket with a couple of small chips. A nice association as Boyle and Beckett were close friends. SKB-6138 |
|
| [WOODSTOCK] HOFMANN, Abbie & SINCLAIR, John. Aquarian Exposition: Woodstock Music and Art Fair (Program). n.p.: Concert Productions, 1969. 4to. Thick pamphlet. The first printing of the program for the legendary 1969 Woodstock music festival. (The first printing has the cover text flush against the blade of grass---there was a 1988 facsimile reprint with noticeable distance between the text and grass.) A nicely produced item featuring photographs of the performers, psychedelic graphics, unusual typography, and several short texts by John Sinclair, Abbie Hoffman, Paul Williams, and others. Small, snagged tear to back cover, else fine. A counterculture high spot from the event that epitomized the sixties hippie culture. SKB-422 |
|
| [DRUGS] HOFMANN, Albert. High Times, July 1976. n.p.:n.p., [1982]. Includes an interview with Albert Hofmann plus articles on drug smuggling, conspiracy theories, and more. Small tears around staples at spine, very good plus. SKB-13030 |
|
| [DRUGS] HOFMANN, Albert. Lysergic World, Vol. 1, No. 1, 1993 (all published). n.p.:n.p., [1993]. One-shot tabloid published by Michael Horowitz to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the discovery of LSD. Article by Albert Hofmann, LSD chronology, list of 90 important LSD books, LSD glossary, and lots more. Lavishly illustrated with photos and unusual graphics, multi-color cover. Recommended. As new. SKB-1770 |
|
| [BLOTTER ART: Albert Hofmann & Timothy Leary] HOFMANN, Albert & LEARY, Timothy. Crests. n.p.:n.p., [1994]. LSD blotter art printing an illustration of blue crests with different insignias. Signed by Albert Hofmann, who discovered LSD, and Timothy Leary, it's foremost proponent. Additionally, this is a presentation copy inscribed by Leary to Hofmann: "To my main pal Al!!" According to Tom Lyttle who organized the signing of the sheets, and documented by the correspondence between the partipants, disagreements arose that resulted in only 12 sheets being signed by both Hofmann and Timothy Leary. This presentation sheet from Leary to Hofmann is unique and the association could not be more spectacular given Leary's immense admiration for Hofmann and the effect that Hofmann's discovery of LSD had on Leary's life. Even without the inscription this blotter is considered the Holy Grail by collectors because of the small limitation and the combined signatures of the two most illustrious names in the Psychedelic Revolution. This sheet is the only known inscribed item of any kind to have surfaced linking Leary and Hofmann, making an already rare and desirable item even more so. The sheet measures 7" x 7" and is divided into 1000 perforated hits. As new. SKB-8774 |
|
| HOGAN, Linda. Mean Spirit. NY: Atheneum, 1990. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. As new. JB-8830 |
|
| [BEATNIKS] HOGAN, Robert. Press Book for the 1963 exploitation film, Greenwich Village Story starring Robert Hogan and Melinda Plank. n.p.:n.p., [1963]. Folio-sized folding sheet reproducing the various posters and promotional items available to theater owners, and printing articles about the film. "Greenwich Village life---it's folk songs, its marijuana-soaked parties, its artists in creative turmoil and youth in revolt, let alone extra-marital passions." Creased where folded twice, couple of small tears, else near fine. SKB-13783 |
|
| [ART] HOLLAND, Brad & JERY, Baby. YOYO, January 1972. n.p.:n.p., [1972]. A magazine from N.Y.C. devoted to underground and psychedelic art and cartoons. Edited by Baby Jery. Contributions by Brad Holland, Tomi Ungerer, Baby Jery, Michael O'Donoghue, et al. Profusely illustrated including some very inventive material. Near fine (bottom edge of back cover toned). SKB-13639 |
|
| [DRUGS] HOLLINGSHEAD, Michael. High Times, Winter 1975. n.p.:n.p., [1975]. Mag features an interview by Peter Stafford of Michael Hollingshead (who turned Leary onto LSD). Very good plus. SKB-13032 |
|
| HOLLO, Anselm. Red Cats. [SF]: City Lights, [1962]. 18mo. Softbound. Later printing. Number 16 in the Pocket Poets Series. Nice reading copy. SKB-9127 |
|
| HOLMES, John Clellon. Dire Coasts. [Boise, ID]: Limberlost Press, 1988. Narrow 4to. Pamphlet. First edition. A collection of poems. Limited to 500 copies. Fine. SKB-1796 |
|
| HOLMES, John Clellon. Get Home Free. NY: Thunder Mouth Press, [1988]. Softbound. Reprint of this title originally published in 1964. A novel about two jaded neo-bohemians. As new. At the published price. SKB-4632 |
|
| [BEATS] HOLMES, John Clellon. Go. NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1952. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of the author's first book, and the first book written about Kerouac, Ginsberg, and the original Beats in New York in the late '40s (and the first to use the phrase "The Beat Generation"). Fine in slightly spine-faded, else bright, very good plus dust jacket (a few minuscule chips to top edge). In 20 years we've never seen a F/F copy of this title, and this one is much nicer than usual. SKB-1813 |
|
| HOLMES, John Clellon. Nugget, October 1956. n.p.:n.p., [1956]. Prints an excerpt from The Horn. Also Evan Hunter and Nelson Algren. Fine. SKB-4909 |
|
| HOLMES, John Clellon. The Horn. [London]: Andre Deutsch, [1959]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First British edition. The author's second book, one of the all-time best jazz novels. Fine. Scarcer than the American edition. SKB-1328 |
