NY: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1971. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Fine in very near fine dust jacket with a short closed tear to top of front panel and a 1-inch creased tear to top of back panel. A nice, crisp copy overall. More
No place, no publisher, 1999. Exhibition catalog in tabloid format. A huge sheet printed on both sides and folded three times. Features an interview with Ruscha, supplementary texts, illustrations of some of his works, and when completely unfolded it becomes a large poster featuring a photo (made from an altered..... More
NY: Raw Books, 1978. Pamphlet. First edition. Beyer is among the artists that regularly appeared in, and defined the look of, Raw magazine. Just perceptibly toned, else fine. More
England: Royal Mail, 1986. A set of 4 postage stamps designed by Steadman to commemorate the 1986 appearance of Halley's Comet. Each features a different color illustration of the comet. As new. More
[SF]: Communication Company, [1967]. Pamphlet. First edition. Signed by Brautigan who has added a small drawing of a smiling trout. One of the several publications issued by Brautigan's friends the Diggers who were one of the most influential groups in the Haight-Ashbury during the "Summer of Love." In keeping with..... More
No place, 1968. 1 and-a-half pages on a single sheet. 4to. In full: "I am 33 years old and I have been writing for 15 years. I am thirty-three years old and it seems as if I have been writing forever and it pleases me very much. I have lived..... More
NY: Pix Incorporated, ca. 1967. The Psychedelicatessen was one of the very first head shops in the United States, following closely on the heels of San Francisco's The Psychedelic Shop in the Haight-Ashbury. Located in the East Village not far from Ed Sander's Peace Eye Bookstore, the Fillmore East, and..... More
No place: Privately published, 1985. The photo captures Brautigan and Michaela Le Grand, who Brautigan referred to as his muse, in San Francisco's Washington Square Park. At the bottom Weber has written: "San Francisco May 1967 / Cover Trout Fishing in America / Photo copyright Erik Weber 1985 / one..... More
SF: Privately published, [1980]. Folding card with a photo of Marcia on the front and text inside (in part): "One evening of ten years 'Art by Marcia Clay' at the home of Richard Brautigan who will read (don't worry, briefly) six or seven poems of his last ten years." Enclosed..... More
SF: Four Seasons, [1968]. Hardbound in paper-covered boards and cloth spine. First hardbound edition. One of 50 numbered copies signed by Brautigan (the entire cloth edition). One of the most difficult Brautigan items and smallest limitations. Very fine. More
n.p.:n.p., [1960]. Brautigan and Virginia (mother of Ianthe) are seen leaning on the edge of a porch looking slightly downward and directly into the camera. Brautigan is clean shaved and his hair is relatively short. Fine (3.5" x 3.5"). A rare photo of the young couple. More
n.p.:n.p., [1960]. Brautigan is captured sitting in a chair on the porch of a house striking a serious pose with his head cocked and leaning on his hand while he looks directly into the camera. He's wearing a sweatshirt, a straw hat, his hair is short, and he's sporting a...... More
NJ & NY: Prentice-Hall & Abrams, [1977]. Thick 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. Second edition, revised and expanded. Profusely illustrated in b&w and color throughout. Fine. More
n.p.:n.p., [1960]. Brautigan is captured sitting in a chair on the porch of a house striking a serious pose with his hands folded in his lap while he looks directly into the camera. He's wearing a sweatshirt, a straw hat, his hair is short, and he's sporting a full beard..... More
Hollywood: Harvest Records, 1967. Issued by Harvest Records to advertise Brautigan's LP, "Listening to Richard Brautigan." A bright yellow poster with a biographical blurb about Brautigan at the top, with his home phone number printed large underneath. At the bottom is a photograph of Brautigan holding a telephone in his..... More
[SF: Inferno Press, 1957]. "This collection from the work of four young poets, all under 25, presents an interesting contrast that is most refreshing after so much orthodoxy in current American poetry. Here are poets representing an articulate segment of a sometime-called silent generation" (the poet's names are listed below..... More
SF: Privately published, 1963. A one-shot mag from San Francisco edited by Brautigan and Ron Loewinsohn. Prints Brautigan's story "Coffee" as well as contributions by Duncan, Whalen, Kyger, et al. Cover photograph of a young, short-haired Brautigan with Loewinsohn. Crisp, very near fine. More
[London: Tate, 2007]. 4to. Softbound. Later printing, revised. Profusely illustrated in color throughout. Published on the occasion of the traveling exhibition. Bright, unread, very near fine. More
[SF]: Straight Arrow Press, [1971]. Hardbound, lacking the dust jacket. First edition. Illustrated with drawings, graphics, and photographs. Half-title page mostly detached, else completely solid and near fine. More
NY: Cafe Bizarre, ca. 1959. Single tall sheet folded to make four pages. This version features a cover illustration of a large sinister face to convey the "bizarre" concept of this cafe. The back cover prints a small illustrated map of Greenwich Village bohemian hot spots. The menu includes such..... More
[London]: Picador, [1997]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First British edition. Briefly inscribed by the author. Fine. More
LA: Third Rail, 1988. The "Wallace Berman issue." Cover by Berman and a long section devoted to him, includes writings or interviews by Robert Duncan, David Meltzer, Michael McClure, Jack Hirschman, George Herms, et al. Hard bump to top of spine, else very good. More
Sweden: Rooseum, [1989]. 4to. Softbound. First edition. Profusely illustrated in color. Catalog issued on the occasion of these artist's exhibition at the Rooseum. Fine (some barely perceptible hairline scatches to the covers that don't break the surface). More
Greenwich, CT: New York Graphic Society, [1965]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition in second state white dust jacket. Fine. More
