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1983572390Printing Composed by hand in India: Ciel Rose 1983. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. Quarto. 30pp. Perfectbound in olive greenwrapper with title printed on front wrap with pink paint brush stroke and another dab on on the rear wrap with printed recto page only; with an additional handwritten note on the first page enclosed in a box "Each fragment of Life is Sacred. These are Your Children" pencil notation on the final page "Please pass it around--" and scattered ink marks throughout the text as issues. Very good with sunning to the edges small splash mark on front wrap and ink mark on rear wrap. A collection of verse both spiritual and political Vietnam Henry Kissinger nuclear war by a Canadian Buddhist printed in India and distributed by Sensations magazine in Vancouver British Columbia. Rare. OCLC locates one copy in Canada. Ciel Rose unknown
199150851GOLDMANN WILHELM 07/1991. 1. softcover. Star Trek GOLDMANN, WILHELM paperback
190510395Chicago: The Blue Sky Press 1905. First Edition. Hardcover. Near fine. 12mo 203pp. A crisp clean copy near fine in the publisher's beige cloth with light brown spine. Gentle soiling to cloth else a nice crisp example with many unopened pages. Dull ding to the rear fore-edge. A bound volume of the first six issues of this short-lived fine press poetry magazine which seemed dedicated to a mix of established classics John Donne Christina Rosetti and modern lights Oscar Wilde W. S. GilbeVrt. The issues were bound in complete except for their wrappers. As such much promotional and advertising material related to the press is included herein integral to the individual issues. According to Ransom see p. 219 the press lasted from 1899-1907 and issued 39 volumes including "The Pageant" several issues all listed as the final number 39 in the list of their publications. Scarce in commerce; we found just one auction record in the past century. The Blue Sky Press hardcover
199150852GOLDMANN WILHELM 1991. 3.ND. softcover. Star Trek Nova Papero! GOLDMANN, WILHELM paperback
19974727LONDON NIGHT STUDIOS 06/1997. 1. Hot!. softcover. Mature Readers! LONDON NIGHT STUDIOS paperback
19973700LONDON NIGHT STUDIOS 07/1997. 1. softcover. Mature Readers! LONDON NIGHT STUDIOS paperback
199250855GOLDMANN WILHELM 08/1992. 2. softcover. Star Trek GOLDMANN, WILHELM paperback
19732091202133102511Mitsuishi Art Institute 1973. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 3 Mitsuishi Art Institute paperback
194548313Brussels. 1945. Loose as issued later protective blue card board box with title to front flap in blue twine interior with painted vignettes in white of birds in flight. 9 vols. Folio. c.368 x 276 mm. Front cover of each 4-page issue with printed orthographic banner headline in blue final number in different format in red printed text in French and monochrome illustration throughout in four columns by various artists poets etc. see below the sheets folded as issued in good condition with some very slight wear to edges and folds. A fine set of the complete series of the Belgian Surrealist review 'Le Ciel Bleu' issued during the closing months of World War II.The Belgian Surrealist periodical 'Le Ciel Bleu' was directed by Rose Capel together with Paul Colinet Christian Dotremont and Marcel Mariën. Issued weekly in newspaper format the review concentrated more on text prose poetry and theory than on the visual but did include illustration by Magritte Robert Willems Annie Desmets P. Sanders and Suzanne van Damme. The usual coterie of Surrealist contributors and precursors are present and unpublished work by Breton Scutenaire BéaluAchille Chavée André Souris Milk-Yes-La sic Picasso Jean Pfeiffer Piqueray and Armand Permantier amongst others. A young Marcel Broodthaers 21 at the time of publication contributed the poem 'L'île sonnante' to issue 7; Broodthaers is cited as 'Marcel Broodhaerts'.'In the first issue Mariën's 'Pourquoi le ciel est bleu' sets the tone for post-war Surrealism in Belgium with its insitence on optimism. 'The sky is blue because it is the symbol par excellence the concrete image the memento of the innumerable possibilities of life . / 'A new human morality founded on pleasure the happiness of all is traced across the tatters of our hypocritical conventions which are the brutal negation of daily reality . / 'At the heart of the storm of that artificial night which is unrolled today over the world the blue sky - from the other side of the mirror - is our only chance of safety.'' Dawn Ades.Ades 16.42 see pp. 412 - 414 & 417 - 418. unknown
199250856GOLDMANN WILHELM 01/1992. 1. softcover. Star Trek GOLDMANN, WILHELM paperback
