New York: Simon & Schuster, 1970. First American edition. Hardcover. Small square 12mo, cloth in dust jacket, book very good, light wear and soil, owner's name on pastedown partly hidden by jacket flap, jacket good, spine sunned, chipping to base, light edgewear. Iconic conceptual art book first published in a......

Washington DC: The Smithsonian, 1970. First printing. 4 booklets, each a little over 10 inches tall, the first a general introduction, plus a lecture "Toward Civic Art" by Kepes, who organized the exhibit, plus "The Artists" ca. 25 pp, illustrated, and "Exhibition Contents," a catalog of the pieces in the.....

New York: East Village Other, 1969. 16 x 11, newsprint, folded once horizontally, very good, light wear and tanning, faint yelllow small stain to middle of some pages. Great cover by Crumb.

Iowa City: University of Iowa Museum of Art, 1977. Small quarto, folder with flaps housing 14 cardstock loose pages, title, introduction, b/w illustration of artist work plus artist statement. Light wear and soil to folder.

Highlands, NC: The Jargon Society, 1975. First printing. Paperback. Small quarto, illustrated wraps, very good, light wear and mild toning or fading to wraps. Unpaginated, probably about 100 pp. Meyer is a poet who lives in the mountains of Western North Carolina.

Iowa City: The Windhover Press, 1976. Hardcover. No. 70 of 100 copies, 8vo, deep peach cloth with paper vertical title band on front cover, good copy with sun-striking and fading to covers, contents VG, inscription in ink on front pastedown from 1978. Seriously rare book from this press, but this.....

Oberlin, OH: Oberlin College, 1965. Paperback. Wraps, very good, light cover soil, some pages unopened. Uncommon third issue of this distinguished literary magazine. Poem and story by the Nigerian critic Lemuel Johnson, drawing by Christopher Muhlert (this copy is from the Muhlerts' collection), section on Wright Morris at Oberlin with.....

Kansas City: The Circle Press, 1970. First printing. Paperback. Trade wraps, inscribed in 1975 to sculptor Lila Katzen by Coe (who went by "Ted"): "To Lila Katzen, whose work could well have been in this show..." 261 pp., illustrated. VG, foxing to text block edges and first and last pages.....

Kept by Pvt. Joseph B. Flaherty of the US Marines, Oblong small quarto, decorated leather covers titled "Service Album, US Marines," with cruising record: Left San Diego on June 30, 1943, arrived in New Zealand 34 days later, and in Oct. traveled from NZ to Tarawa where he participated in.....

Pittsburgh: Westinghouse, 1897. Hardcover. Quarto (12 inches tall), pebbled black leather, very good copy with light general rubbing to edges of binding, half-inch loss to both top and bottom of spine leather, contents very good, many plates, several of which fold out, with 99 pp. of descriptions and plates and.....

London and NY: Charles Knight / William Jackson, 1835. First printing. Hardcover. Small 8vo, original cloth, gilt stamped on spine, very good clean crisp copy, owner's name on half title. 252 pp, 4 pp. ads at rear for William Jackson publications, leading us to think this copy is the simultaneous.....

New York: Harper and Brothers, 1898. First American edition. Hardcover. 8vo, cloth gilt, very good, light restoration and touching-up to spine head, minor wear, owner's name and date (1898) on first blank, some light stains or foxing to title page (see pic), all 16 plates present. Handsome copy but not.....

New York: Abrams, 1985. First printing. Paperback. Quarto, stiff wraps, about fine with just a touch of soil to covers. With the pencil signature of (Jan) Muhlert on first page; she was the director at the time of the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth, TX, and in the dedicatory.....