- Frontwr. w. folds and small tears.
= Contains literary contributions by i.a. A. Gide, A. Jarry and H. Michaux.
AND 2 (incomplete) others, i.a. Couleur de Bonnard (Verve. Vol. V, no.17/18).
- Without the watch and cloth box.
= The book contains the documentation concering the invention and development of various editions of the Bulgar Time watch.
Idem. XXXX IV Logbook pages. Copenhagen, Brondum, n.d., unpaginated, full-p. col. ills., orig. wr., sm. 8vo. Munck, I. Viktor IV. Amst., Kle art, 127p., richly illustr., orig. boards, 4to. - AND 5 others on the same, i.a. VIKTOR IV, Envelopes (Copenhagen, 1998, col. ills., orig. wr., obl. 8vo).
- Yellowed (as usual); last leaf sl. dam. in inner blank margin (loosening from staples). Fine copy.
= Raabe 322.13. The plate showing works by i.a. Chagall (col. frontisp.), Campendonck, Kandinsky, Klee and Marc.
Schreyer, L. Die neue Kunst. Ibid., idem, n.d. (1920), 60,(1)p., orig. wr.
- Trifle yellowed; sm. owner's stamp on title. Wr. sl. dustoiled and sl. browned at extremities; vague fold in lower blank corner throughout.
= Sturm-Bücher 15. Raabe 268.5.
= Parallel Dutch and English (transl. L. George and M. O'Loughlin) text; with the separate booklet (69,(1)p., orig. wr., large 4to) w. Japanese text (transl. H. Akao), together in orig. board slipcase.
Abbe, L. van and Dijk, M.A. van (ed.). Fortis sur Place. Utr., Fortis Stichting Kunst en Historisch Bezit, 2007, 311,(1)p., col. ills., design and orig. blindst. boards by IRMA BOOM (fine).
- The last two pages sl. stained and sticking together (as usual) due to the dried-out balloon. Otherwise a fine copy.
= Black star book. Rare complete copy of this remarkable pop art book, with all 10 objects and pop-ups present, incl. a pop-up castle ("We're attacked constantly"), a folding paper accordion, a pop-up airplane, a fold. geometrical object, a volvelle model of a nose and a pop-up can of Hunt's tomato paste. Parr/ Badger II, p.144f: "(...) one of the most important and exuberant Pop art objects ever published. From its holographic bubble-wrap cover to the various pop-ups and 'gifts' (...) to the stream-of-consciousness photographs by such artists as Billy Name and Nat Finkelstein, it is also one of the ultimate photobooks-as-objects. It is, in addition, the primary Factory photo album, one of the most authorative biographies of Warhol and a supreme example of the diaristic photographic mode before there was a considered diaristic mode." SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXIII.
- Wr. partly sl. sunned.
- Without the large plywood postcard, used as announcement for the work.
= Warhol sales catalogue of the antiquarian bookseller Parade in Amsterdam.
= Re-issue of the 1973 edition.
AND 1 other artists' book: S. HOFSTRA, Indien een steen denken kon (...) (n.pl., 1987, 134 blank pages, orig. cl.).
- Wrappers sl. frayed. Contents fine.
= Le Coultre 2 - 5d. With loosely inserted leaflet Technisch gedeelte (19-22,(4)p.).
AND no. 2 of year 5 of the same periodical (contents fine. Wrs. sl. frayed. Le Coultre 5 - 2d).
- Covers unevenly browned.
= Copy of the deluxe hardcover edition. Le Coultre 3-6/7 D (±250 copies).
AND 3 other WENDINGEN issues: year 2, no.3 (col. lithogr. wr. by JAN SLUIJTERS), year 3, 6/7 (Maskernummer, wr. by R.N. ROLAND HOLST) and year 12, no. 3 (wr. by JOEP NICOLAS).
= Le Coultre 3-11/12D. Deluxe hardcover edition, published in ±100 copies.
AND 1 other issue of Wendingen: year 3, no.2 (waterwrinkled (contents worse)).
- Bookblock and wr. no.4/5 and 6 w. flattened vertical fold and wr. sl. foxed/ stained.
= Le Coultre 4-4/5d, 6d, 7/8D (deluxe hardcover edition, published in ±250 copies) and 12d.
- All contents fine. Ties no. 9 partly broken; occas. sl. dustsoiled/ yellowed; mostly fine.
= Le Coultre 9 - 1, 2 and 5-12d.
- Contents mostly fine; occas. some foxing; 2 lvs. w. tear in no. 3. Three vols. ties partly broken; frontwr. no. 10 loose; occas. some sm. stains.
= Le Coultre 10 - 1-3, 7, 8 and 10d.
- All contents fine. Two vols. ties partly broken; occas. minor foxing/ fraying.
= Le Coultre 11 - 3, 4, 6/7 10 and 10d.
= Facsimile reprint of the avant-garde writings by Hendrik Werkman published from September 1923 to November 1926 in Groningen. With the accomp. booklet: J. Martinet, Werkman's Call. A study devoted to Hendrik Werkman and The Next Call, supplemented by detailed descriptions of the successive issues and variant copies of The Next Call, biographical and bibliographical information, and an English translation of all texts (75p., Dutch/ English text, ills., orig. wr., 4to).
Uit de Blauwe Schuit. Gron., Wolters-Noordhoff, n.d. (1995), text booklet: 16p., orig. wr., 4to; 7 facs. vols.: orig. wr., various sizes; together in orig. cl. box w. mounted plate on upper lid. - AND 6 others on the same, i.a. a facsimile of H.N. WERKMAN, Turkenkalender 1942 (n.pl. (Gron.?), n.d., orig. wr., large 4to, in orig. protective fold. blindst. board envelope).
= The standard oeuvre catalogue. One of 250 numb. copies of a DELUXE edition, in orig. dec. board slipcase, with an extra booklet H.N. Werkman, 'Acrobatisch toeren met lettermateriaal', containing a facs. letter and plates of 9 'druksels' (16p., 250 numb. copies, orig. wr., large 8vo).