viaLibri ~ Rare Books from 1967

Rulfo, Juan
        PEDRO PARAMO - ORIGINAL MEXICAN FILM POSTER
      Mexico, 1967. An original Mexican one sheet movie poster for the 1967 Carlos Velo film adaptation of Juan Rulfo's novel, starring John Gavin and Ignacio Lopez Tarso. Most Mexican movie posters were cheaply manufactured and printed on newsprint, which is brittle to begin with and doesn't age well. This is a Near Fine example, folded, 27 x 37 inches. Two small holes on the upper sides of the frame, not affecting the terrific artwork. An unaccountably rare Latin American film poster; the only other example we've seen is a Cuban silk-screened poster for this film produced later in 1972. Though Stanford University has a fairly comprehensive collection of Mexican film posters, we did not find a copy of this one in their holdings.

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Perry, Commodore M C ( Matthew Calbraith ); Francis L Hawks; Rev. George Jones
        4 VOLUMES NARRATIVE OF EXPEDITION OF AN AMERICAN SQUADRON TO CHINA SEAS AND JAPAN, PERFORMED IN YEARS 1852, 1853, 1854 UNDER COMMAND OF COMMODORE M C PERRY, UNITED STATES NAVY / Observations of the Zodiacal Light, from April 2 1853 to April 22 1855, Etc
      New York, NY: N.Y. / New York: AMS Press / Arno Press, 1967 ( Facsimile Reprint of the 1856 Beverley Tucker of Washington Edition ), 1st ARNO/AMS Edition, First Printing, 1967. ------------4 volumes, three are hardcovers, one is a map portfolio, all are Very Good+ copies, a bit of dustiness to black cloth, a bit of sunning to the spines, some smudging to the bottom edges of the text blocks just due to the size and thickness of these books, all 3 books are about 8.75 x 11.25 inches, map portfolio is roughly the same size and in a matching black binding, all maps are prresent (with 2 of the maps being listed on the front panel of the portfolio but actually being in the book -as issued), a bit of age toning to endpapers, 537 (volume 1 ), 414 + 14 + 2 + xi (index) plus 1 (map list) (volume 2 ), 705 pages, full page plus vignette b&w illustrations, any image directly beside this listing is the actual book and not a generic photo. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good+/No Jackets as Issued. Illus. by No Dustjackets as Issued.

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Stoppard, Tom
        Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead (Signed By The Author)
      The First UK printing published by Faber in 1967.This is the scarce casebound edition.The BOOK is in near FINE condition.A little pushing to the spine tips.Very light offsetting to the end papers.The corners are sharp and the gilt titling remains very bright.Free from inscriptions and markings.The WRAPPER is complete and is in near FINE condition.It bears the correct price of 18s. net.A hint of toning and fading to the spine colouring.The rear panel is remarkably clean for its age.The wrapper looks striking in the removable Brodart archival protector.The book has been Signed by Tom Stoppard to the title page.A ticket for the signing event accompanies this title as provenance. The author's first play which went on to win a Tony award.A very sharp copy and the nicest that we have handled to date. ashtonrarebooks welcomes direct contact.

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Fleming, Ian
        You Only Live Twice
      London: Jonathan Cape. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. FIRST EDITION of the twelfth novel in the James Bond series, recounting Bond's harrowing Japanese adventure. Signed on the title page by Burt Kwouk, who played Spectre 3 in the 1967 movie starring Sean Connery. London: Jonathan Cape, 1964. Octavo, original black cloth with silver lettering, original dust jacket. First state, with "First Published 1964" on title verso. Small owner signature, dated 1964, on front free endpaper. Book fine; dust jacket with just the slightest hint of edgewear. An outstanding copy, rare in such good condition.

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        Flosculi Sententiarum: Printers--Flowers Moralised
      Northampton, MA: Gehenna Press, 1967. Collectible; Very Good. Copy #51 of an edition of 250 printed (this being the first copy to follow the specially-bound fifty copies that carry the Roman numerals I thru L). Bound in 1/4 vellum over marbled boards. "The ornaments were arranged by Leonard Baskin. The type-face used throughout is Centaur designed by Bruce Rogers". Tightly-bound, internally immaculate and solidly VG+. Just a bit of flecking to the gilt-lettering along the vellum spine and very light, forgivable scuffing at the front panel's bottom-edge. Quarto, unpaginated. An elegant celebration of fine printing, typography and bookmaking.

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Big Brother and the Holding Company with Janis Joplin. The Grateful Dead with Jerry Garcia. Hells Angels, and others
        12 Photographs from the New Year's Wail / New Year's Whale Concert, with additional related photographs
      [San Francisco]. 1967. A collection of snapshots taken at the New Year's Wail concert on January 1, 1967 at the Panhandle near Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, with some accompanying images. Various sizes. Condition is overall good with tape remnants or shadows mostly in the margins, but the images mostly pretty clear. Several are captioned.The show, entitled "The New Year's Wail / New Year's Whale" was organized by the Hells Angels as a thank you, and a celebration of the Haight Ashbury community for "crowdfunding" the bail money for their member Chocolate George after a traffic arrest. The Diggers helped to promote the event which featured Big Brother and The Grateful Dead (as well as of Orkustra with Bobby Beausoleil, later of the Manson Family). The bands played on a flatbed truck, and the photographer was clearly very close to the bands, probably on the truck itself. Of the dozen candid photographs of the concert, all but one (the only color image, of some Hells Angels and their bikes in the crowd) feature the bands: Joplin appears in at least eight of them, and Jerry Garcia in three, with other shots of other band members in various combinations. Also accompanied by several other images: two color images of Joplin singing, date stamped in May 1967, have damage to the margins, although the images of Joplin are largely clear. Also with a color photo of a psychedelically-decorated hippie crash pad, as well as another 14 images of several young men, presumably the photographer and his friends: one with a motorcycle, several in military garb sitting on a dock smoking pot, one on a ship's deck, and several overseas in Thailand and the Phillipines. .

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BULGAKOV, Mikhail
        The Master and Margarita
      London, Collins, Harvill. 1967, 1967. Dark fantasy. First Glenny translation (ie the complete text), considered to be better than the preceding Ginsburg translation.Octavo, pp.445. Publisher's green cloth titled in gilt. Striking pictorial jacket by Alex Jawdokimov. No inscriptions or price-clipping. A few light mrks but essentially a crisp, fine copy. One of the greatest novels of the Twentieth century; the Devil comes to Moscow accompanied by an irresistably beautiful vampire maid, a fanged henchman or two and a bipedal gun toting black cat by the name of Behemoth...much hilarity ensues. A must for anyone with even a shred of sympathy for the devil. Listed in BBC's Big Read (200 Best Novels) [2003], also in The Times' NovelList 60 Greatest Books Poll [2013]

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Thr Royal Opera House Covent Garden Limited
        S. Hurok Presents the Royal Ballet, Souvenir Programme 1967
      Thr Royal Opera House Covent Garden Limited, UK 1967 - (UK) No markings, Very Good. Photo card cover, side-stapled, no page numbers [60pp} Colour photos but mostly B&W photos of ballet dancers including Nureyev, Forteyn, Svetlana Beriosova, and others. Upscale ads. (1.6 JM FO 53/0 Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" [Attributes: Soft Cover]

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Cossío, José Mª de
        LOS TOROS . Tratado técnico e histórico. ( 12 Vol.) . Tomo XI Apéndice 1978-1988 . Tomo XII Apéndice 1988-1997 .
      Editorial ESPASA-CALPE 1967-1997 - Madrid 1967-1997 . Encuad : cartoné media piel . 20 x 28cms. 1000pag. cada vol. ( aprox ) . Profusamente ilustrada en negro y color con fotograbados, reproducciones y facsímiles dentro y fuera de texto, hierros de las ganaderías de España, Latinoamérica y Portugal. Libros en buen estado con pequeñas señales de uso salvo : Vol VI con una muy pequeña rotura en corte superior hoja guarda. Vol VII 4 hojas con una muy pequeña doblez en cantonera inferior. Vol XI con pequeños roces en lomo. Vol XII con hoja nº 31 ligeramente arrugada . ( Atención a los gastos de envío por pesos elevados )

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Alan B. Shepard, Jr
        America?s first man in space humorously comments on his physical trainer?s promotion to Master Sergeant
      Houston, Texas, August 18, 1967. 8? x 10.5?. "Autograph Note Signed ?Al Shepard? on Typed Memo Signed ?K.L. Byerly? as Captain, USAF Commander, one page, 8? x 10.5?. Department of the Air Force, Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas, August 18, 1967. To CB/MSgt. Joe D. Garino, Jr. In part, ?The attached DAF, Hq., 1100th Air Base Wing, Special Order AA-1955, 1 September 1967, announcing your promotion to Master Sergeant, is forwarded for your personal file.? Special Order not present. Shepard has penned in the lower blank portion: ?Joe - / Sorry, this won?t impress / your hand ball opponents ?" congrats! / Al Shepard.? Fine condition. From the collection of Master Sgt Joe D. Garino, Jr., the astronauts? physical trainer. Accompanied by a letter of provenance signed ?Joe Garino, Jr.?"

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Arendt, Hannah
        Rahel Varnhagen - The Life of a Jewess. [Inscribed / Signed / Association copy]
      London: Leo Baeck Institute. First Edition. . The cloth-volume a little strangely stained on the spine and around the boards. The dustjacket in very good condition with only few signs of wear but a hint of a coffee-cup circle to front cover. The volume overall very firm and strong and inside in very good+ condition. Inscribed by Hannah Arendt on the front free endpaper to Judaica-Expert and Brandeis Professor Harry Zohn: "For Harry Zohn - Cordially. Cambridge, April 6, 1967 - Hannah Arendt". Nice association copy - Arendt and Zohn worked together on numerous occasions - so for example on Walter Benjamin's translation of "Illuminationen".. First Edition. London, Leo Baeck Institute, 1957. 8°. XIV, 222 pages. Hardcover / Original cloth with dustjacket in protective Mylar. The cloth-volume a little strangely stained on the spine and around the boards. The dustjacket in very good condition with only few signs of wear but a hint of a coffee-cup circle to front cover. The volume overall very firm and strong and inside in very good+ condition. Inscribed by Hannah Arendt on the front free endpaper to Judaica-Expert and Brandeis Professor Harry Zohn: "For Harry Zohn - Cordially. Cambridge, April 6, 1967 - Hannah Arendt". Nice association copy - Arendt and Zohn worked together on numerous occasions - so for example on Walter Benjamin's translation of "Illuminationen". [Publication of the Leo Baeck Institute of Jews from Germany].

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Gaimard, De M. Paul, [edited by Haraldur Sigurdsson]
        Voyage en Islande et Au Groenland Tome Premier [Volume I], Tome Deuxieme [Volume 2]; & Atlas: Zoologique, Medical et Geographique [3 volumes in 1]
      Published by Bokautgafan Asor, Reykjavik 1967 - , 3 volumes in 1, each with own title page, 141 plates in first 2 volumes, plus 11 plates in Atlas vol, with presentation leaf bound in at the front which has a hand-written message from in Icelandic from Alfred Blackmore & Co Ltd celebrating the 50th year of On 10th october 1968, text at the rear in Icelandic by Haraldur Sigurdsson Limited Edition of 300 Copies, this Being No. 79 , a few small light marks to covers, binding clean and tight, internally nice and clean, the book is in very good condition, slipcase has some light scratches and marks , half brown morocco with pictorial cream sides, gilt titles and raised bands at spine, in brown faux leather slipcase Folio, 53 x 35 cm Hardback ISBN:

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Colli, Giorgio; Montinari, Mazzino
        Nietzsche Werke - Kritische Gesamtausgabe (VARIOUS)
      Berlin / New York: De Gruyter First Edition. Ask about price per vol. Nietsche Werke Kritische Gesamtausgabe, De Gruyter 1967-1991, sehr guter Erhaltungszustand, nur Die Titelschnitte sind leicht angestaubt, sonst keine Mängel, weitherin liegt ein kleiner Schriftwechsel zwischen Malcom Pasley und Mr. Sinclair-Wilson über die Möglichkeit einer Übersetzung des Werkes ins Englische bei, bitte Vorher wegen der Versandkosten Anfragen, please ask for delivery Band II1: Philologische Schriften(1867-1873), VIII, 379 S., 1982 Band III1: Die Geburt der Tragödie, Unzeitgemäße Betrachtungen I-III (1872-1873), IV, 427S. 1972 Band III2: Nachgelassene Schriften (1870-1873), VIII, 394 S. 1972 Band III3: Nachgelassene Fragmente (1869-1872), IV, 447 S. 1972 Band III4: Nachgelassene Fragmente (1872-1873) IV, 464 S. 1978 Band IV1: Richard Wagner in Bayreuth, Nachgelassene Fragmente (1875-1876), 366 S. 1967 Band IV2: Menschliches, Allzumenschliches I, Nachgelassene Fragmente (1876-Winter 1878), 366 S. 1967 Band IV3: Menschliches, Allzumenschliches I, Nachgelassene Fragmente (Frühling 1878 bis November 1879), 482 S.1967 Band IV4: Nachbericht zur vierten Abteilung. Mit 17 Faksimiles om Tasche, 615 S. 1969 Band V1: Morgenröthe. Nachgelassene Fragmente (Anfang 1880 bis Frühjahr 1881), 772 S. 1971 Band V2: Idyllen aus Messina. Die fröhliche Wissenschaft. NAchgelassene Fragmente (Frühjahr 1881 bis Sommer 1882), 587 S. 1973 Band VI1: Also sprach Zarathustra, 412 S. 1968 Band VI2: Jenseits von Gut und Böse. Zur Genalogie der Moral, 430 S. 1968 Band VI3: Der Fall Wagner. Götzen-Dämmerung. Nachgelassene Schriften (August 1888 bis Anfang Januar 1889): Der Antichrist. Ecce homo. Dionysos-Dithramben. Niezsche contra Wagner, 449 S. 1969 Band VI4: Nachbericht zum ersten Band der sechsten Auflage: Also Sprach Zarathustra, 987 S. 1991 Band VII1: Nachgelassene Fragmente (Juli 1882 bis Winter 1883/84), 743 S. 1977 Band VII2: Nachgelassene Fragmente (Frühjahr bis Herbst 1884), 322 S. 1973 Band VII3: Nachgelassene Fragmente (Herbst 1884 bis Herbst 1885), 772 S. 1974 Band VII4/1: Nachbericht zur siebenten Abteilung, 379 S. 1984 Band VII4/2: Nachbericht zur siebenten Abteilung, 708 S. + Faksimiles, 1986 Band VIII1: Nachgelassene Fragmente (Herbst 1885 bis Herbst 1887), 367 S. 1974 Band VIII2: Nachgelassene Fragmente (Herbst 1887 bis März 1888), 472 S. 1973 Band VIII3: Nachgelassene Fragmente (Anfang 1888 bis Anfang Januar 1889), 482 S. 1972. First Edition. hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Used.

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LA VARENDE, Jean de. - REMON, J. P.
        Le plat pays.Textes inédits de La Varende. Edition originale préfacée par monseigneur Henri Dupont, èvêque de Dorylée et de Lille. 25 Gouaches de la main de J. P. Rémon, évoquent Boulogne, Bruxelles, Amsterdam, Bruges où vécut Mozart.
      Pierre et André Gonin, Lausanne, 1967 - 156pages, en feuilles. Couverture rempliée. Sous emboitage de l?éditeur. Déchirure de 9cm sur la couverture supérieure.Exemplaire sur grand vélin d?Arches numéroté n.° XXI / XXXI. Bel exemplaire.

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PERSIAN GULF)
        Persian Gulf Pilot. N.P. No. 63. Comprising the Persian Gulf and it s Approaches from Ra's al Hadd, in the South-west to Ras Muari in the East.
      London: published by the Hydrographer of the Navy, 1967 - Octavo. Original blue cloth, title in yellow to spine and to the upper board. Spine very slightly sunned, light wear at the extremities, a very good copy indeed. Folding general map frontispiece and 13 other full-page maps, 21 plates of coastal profiles. First published 1870, this eleventh edition following the tenth of 1955. All editions of these highly-detailed navigational handbooks to the Gulf tend to be uncommon. Beyond the specifically maritime aspects these handbooks did provide some basic background on local conditions, climate, items of trade, and so forth. An interesting record of a time at which "extensive new building development" was beginning to "change the appearance of some of the towns, notably Abu Zabi and Dubayy". "The picturesque town of Muscat, is protected on its eastern and part of its southern side, ands the western side by precipitous hills, the remainder of the southern side, and the western side is protected by a wall. Outside the wall, and between it and the rugged hills encircling the town, every available space is occupied by may huts"; "The coast between Dubayy and Abu Zabi is except for a small village, at which there are some date trees, situated about 4 miles south-westward of Dubayy, quite barren, uninhabited ": "The town of Abu Zabi extends for about 2 miles, and consists, in the main part, of concrete buildings with a number of huts at the south-west end". Macro 290 for the 1924 7th edition.

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SEUSS, Dr
        Lost World Revisited
      New York: Award Books,, 1967. Octavo. Original illustrated printed wraps, page edges blue. Mild creasing along spine edge,toning to covers, faint stain to fore edge which extend slghtly onto pages, pages toned. A very good copy. First edition, first printing. Inscribed by the author on the verso of the front free endpaper, "For Sam Hessel. with best wishes -Dr Seuss." An uncommon title to be found inscribed. Collection of cartoons Seuss original did for Liberty Magazine in the 1930's.

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Solotaroff, Theodore, ed.
        New American Review (issues 1-15) / American Review: The Magazine of New Writing (issues 16-26) [complete set, plus extra volumes]
      New American Library / Simon and Schuster / Bantam Books 1967-1977, New York - [graded Near Fine as a set; all books are tight and unread, and about as nice a group as one could hope to assemble despite a few minor depredations (occasional light wear, some age-toning to the page edges of a few volumes); all were acquired directly from a long-time editorial staff member of the publication, who had kept them untouched in storage since the time of their original issue]. "Was New American Review the Best Literary Magazine Ever?" This was the question posed (and the case persuasively argued) in a 2008 Slate article by Gerald Howard. Offered here is an opportunity to investigate and draw your own conclusions: this is a full set (26 volumes) of the original publication, plus two additional volumes. (See below.) Founded in 1967, New American Review passed through three publishers in its ten-year history. The first ten issues (under the New American Library imprint) were issued in pictorial hardcovers as well as mass-market paperback format, and are present here in the hardcover issues; in addition, issue #1 appeared as a full-size trade hardcover, with dust jacket, which is the first of the two extra volumes included in this set. The five issues (#11-#15) put out by Simon and Schuster in 1971 and 1972 were small-format trade softcovers (about half an inch taller than standard mass-market paperbacks), and the remainder of the run, issued by Bantam, were standard mass-market paperbacks. (The second "bonus" volume included here is "Many Windows: 22 Stories from American Review," a Harper Colophon trade paperback published in 1982.) This set was acquired directly from a long-time editorial staff member of NAR, who had kept them untouched in storage since the time of their original publication. The overall grade of the set is Near Fine; all volumes are tight and appear unread, and despite a few minor depredations (occasional light wear, some age-toning to the page edges of a few volumes) constitute about as nice a collection of this landmark publication as one could hope to assemble. NOISBN [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

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Malanga, Gerard
        3 typed manuscripts signed Gerard Malanga
      - 3 poems on 5. 8 1/2 x11 sheets one side each of the poems signed by Gerard Malanga in ink.Dated 1967, 1973 and 1972The three poems are entitled: The Day I Didn't Stop for Allen Ginsberg(32 lines) paperclip rust mark;In Search of America for Allen Ginsberg (12 lines); The Delhi-MadrasExpress Illusion Is Reality for Allen Ginsberg (79 lines) 3 pagesstapled.All in very good condition. Other photos available. Poetry. Signed. Rare books make Fine Gifts. Quality, Value, Experience.

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Darío, Rubén
        Poesías Completas Edición del Centenario (1867-1967).
      1967. Editorial Aguilar. 1967 - Artes Gráficas Grijelmo. Bilbao. . 2 Vol. . Vol.I: LXXIX+622 pp.+8 láminas. Vol.II: 687 pp. (623 a 1309)+5 láminas. Cuarto. Plena Piel. Literatura Hispánica (Latinoamericana, Poesía) . Magnífica y muy apreciada edición de la obra poética del genio nicaragüense, sacada a la luz con motivo del centenario de su nacimiento. Para la ocasión, la editorial Aguilar cambia el formato habitual de sus ediciones, sustituyendo el papel biblia por otro de mayor cuerpo y calidad, reemplazando la encuadernación habitual por otra en plena piel verde con estampaciones doradas en cubiertas y lomera, guardas en moaré verde y cortes dorados, todo ello contenido en un estuche protector en cartoné con aristas rematadas en piel.

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Bulgakov, Mikhail
        The Master and Margarita
      Collins & Harvill Press, 1967, Hardcover, Book Condition: Very Good, Dust Jacket Condition: Good, 1st Editionthe jacket is shelf worn and there is a small chip of less than a cm2 out of the top left of the front panel. there is also a closed tear in the front flap of the jacket, and a closed tear at the top of the spine apart from this the jacket is bright and attractive and presents well in cellophane.the jacket is not price clipped. the book could be called near fine. there are no inscriptions and the binding is excellent. Quantity Available: 1. Inventory No: 83ge.

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BEAUVOIR (Simone de)
        La femme rompue. Monologue. L'âge de discrétion.
      - Paris, Gallimard, 1967 (Lagny sur Marne, Emanuel Grevin et fils, décembre 1967). In-8, broché, couverture rempliée, 251 p., témoins conservés, non coupé. Edition originale tirée à 175 exemplaires, un des 135 exemplaires sur vélin pur fil. Recueil de trois nouvelles: La Femme rompue, L'Âge de discrétion et Monologue. "Ce recueil de nouvelles était un retour à la fiction pour de Beauvoir après une longue période dans laquelle elle na publié que des écrits autobiographiques. La publication de La femme rompue représente aussi la fin de lécriture de fiction pour de Beauvoir. La réception fut décevante pour lauteure: elle a considéré que son oeuvre était incomprise: les lecteurs féminins ont trop sympathisé avec des personnages" (Dow, 2005) (Francis & Gontier, 'Les écrits de Simone de Beauvoir', p. 232). Parfait exemplaire, entièrement non coupé, à l'état de neuf. [Attributes: First Edition; Soft Cover]

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Miró, Joan
        Derriére le Miroir 164/165. L'Oiseau Solaire, L'Oiseau Lunaire, Etincelles
      Maeght, Paris 1967 - SIGNED LIMITED FIRST EDITION, number 14 of only 150 copies signed by Miró. An outstanding production, complete with eight original color lithographs by Miró: five single-page (including the front and back covers), two double-page, and a magnificent triple page fold-out. Printed on Velin de Rives. The limited edition is of vastly superior quality than the corresponding trade issue of Derriére le Miroir. Paris: Maeght, 1967. Folio, lithographed wrappers; original board chemise and slipcase. A few light smudges to box. A fine, beautiful copy. [Attributes: First Edition; Signed Copy; Soft Cover]

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MACHIAVELLI Niccolo’
        IL PRINCIPE Al Magnifico Lorenzo di Piero de' Medici (1513).
      Verona, Officina Bodoni, 1967. In-4 p., astuccio con cuffia in pelle, legatura edit. in zigrino marrone, tagli sup. dorati, pp. 126, titolo del frontespizio e iniziali in caratteri filettati derivati dal Pacioli, stampati in azzurro. Trattato politico nell'edizione critica di Federico Chabod. Cfr. Cat. Mardersteig,148.Edizione composta in carattere Bembo, stampata nel torchio a mano dell?'Officina Bodoni, su carta a tino Magnani, per Enrico Augeri, Milano. Tiratura di 160 esempl. numerati. Il ns., 39, è in ottimo stato.

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CARTE SEGRETE RIVISTA TRIMESTRALE DI LETTERE E ARTI. DIRETTORE: DOMENICO JAVARONE
        Carte Segrete. Anni 1967-1970, Anno I - II - III - IV
      Roma , SERAFINI (POI, CARTE SEGRETE), 1967 - Le prime quattro annate complete. Scritti e poesie di Rafael Alberti, André Breton, Julio Cortazar, Angelo Maria Ripellino, Umberto Saba, Giovanni Comisso, Samuel Beckett, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Fernando Arrabal, Mark Twain, Joao Guimaraes Rosa e moltissimi altri. Numerose illustrazioni in nero. 14 fascicoli. 8vo. pp. ca. 250/fasc. . Ottimo (Fine). . . . [Attributes: Hard Cover]

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Munari, Bruno.
        Libro Illeggibile N.Y. 1.
      New York, The Museum of Modern Art, 1967.. 22x22 cm. 19 n.n. Bl., gedruckt auf verschiedenen Papier, mit ausgestanzten Blättern und einem roten Faden durch die ausgestanzten Blätter. Schwarze OBr. mit rotem OU.. No. 1731 von 2000 numerierten Exemplaren. - Schutzumschlag mit Klappentext in Italienisch und Englisch: "This is a unique book designed by Bruni Munari especially for The Museum of Moder Art. It is one of a group of book in which a visual discourse, rather than a text composed of words, carries the thread of the story. The "unreadable" book was first conceived by Munari in 1949, and exhibited the same year at the Salto Bookship in Milan. A small number of copies were handmade by the author. A Presentation Edition of 2000 copies of one unreadable book, with red-and-white cut pages, edited by Peter Brattinga for the Quadrat Blätter series, was published in 1953 by Steendrukkerij de Jong & Company. In 1955 several unreadable books were shown along with other works by Munari in the exhibition "Two Graphic Designers" at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. In 1957 they were awarded a Gold Medal at the Triennale di Milano. Nine volumes are now in the Design Collection of Modern Art."

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García Márquez, Gabriel
        CIEN AÑOS DE SOLEDAD (ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SOLITUDE)
      Buenos Aires: Editorial Sudamericana, 1967. First Edition in Spanish. Octavo; illustrated wrappers; 351pp, [1]. Minor wear along the edge of the front joint, with minute paper loss to corners on both ends. A bit of the usual toning and creasing to the spine panel, diagonal crease on the lower left corner of the rear wrapper, with a small, faint dampstain at the base of the rear joint. Spine leans just a few degrees, with '29' written faintly at mid-spine, and a very faint circular stain at the center of the front panel (largely obscured by the cover art). Previous owner's name on the half-title page, and even with the stated flaws, still an exemplary copy of a fragile, cheaply made volume; Very Good+. The Nobel Prize winner's masterpiece, a highspot of Latin American literature, and likely the most widely-read Spanish language novel aside from 'Don Quixote.' The book had a first printing of 8,000 copies, which first appeared in Buenos Aires bookstores on June 6th, 1967; it took exactly two weeks for them to be sold out. Three more printings were done in 1967 (June, September, and December), each of them approximately 20,000 copies. The first printing is the only state of the book with the cover art featuring the ship and three yellow flowers, a design García Márquez reportedly hated; an alternate design created by a friend graced the cover of later printings. The present edition was published three years prior to the American edition, and quite rare in comparison; relatively few copies have found their way into the trade outside of the continent, and those that have are typically very badly worn. Klein A5.a1.

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PICINNI Gennaro
        Picinni. 13 serigrafie originali
      Macerata: Foglio Og, 1967. Edizione originale di 50 + 30 es. numerati. ril mezza tela, sovrac (half-cloth binding, DJ). Ottimo (Fine). 4to. 13 serigrafie originali di cui 4 a colori di Gennaro Picinni, numerate e firmate dall'Artista (cm 31,5x34). Testo di Goffredo Binni Sovracoperta stampata in serigrafia. Edizione originale di 50 + 30 es. numerati con tutte le serigrafie firmate

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Ayn Rand
        Atlas Shrugged
      New York: Random House, 1967. Signed 10th Anniversary Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Signed. New York: Random House, 1967. Signed, limited tenth anniversary edition. One of 2,000 copies signed by Ayn Rand as per limitation page. In Very Good condition, in a Very Good Minus slip case. Cloth shows rubbing and wear at the corners; rubbing to stamping on spine. Hinge at title page slightly exposed. The slip case shows toning, surface wear and chipping at the extremities, with a rear joint exposed. A very handsome copy, signed by Ayn Rand; One of 2,000 copies.

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STONE, Robert
        A Hall of Mirrors
      Houghton Mifflin, Boston 1967 - His first book, a novel of drifters in New Orleans in the early Sixties caught up in the web of a quasi-religious political machine. Winner of the William Faulkner Award for best first novel of the year as well as a Houghton Mifflin Literary Fellowship Award. Inscribed by the author. Near fine in a very good, lightly foxed dust jacket with a creased tear to the lower rear panel. Basis for the film WUSA (the call letters of the right-wing radio station that figures prominently in the book), starring Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward and Anthony Perkins. [Attributes: First Edition; Signed Copy; Hard Cover]

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BURROUGHS, William
        The Ticket that Exploded
      New York, Grove Press, Inc. 1967, 1967. Classic beat novel. FIRST EDITION, SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Publisher's orange cloth boards and original pictorial dust-jacket. A fine copy, slight shelfwear. Signed by Burroughs to title page. A prophetic vision of a world in which technology has gone haywire, 'The Ticket that Exploded' is the middle book in the Nova Trilogy beginning with 'The Soft Machine' and ending with 'Nova Express'.

      [Bookseller: Adrian Harrington Rare Books]

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MACHIAVELLI Niccolo?
        IL PRINCIPE. Al Magnifico Lorenzo di Piero de' Medici (1513).
      Officina Bodoni 1967 In - 4 p., astuccio con cuffia in pelle, legatura edit. in zigrino marrone, tagli sup. dorati, pp. 126, titolo del frontespizio e iniziali in caratteri filettati derivati dal Pacioli, stampati in azzurro. Trattato politico nell'edizione critica di Federico Chabod. Cfr. Cat. Mardersteig,148. Edizione composta in carattere Bembo, stampata nel torchio a mano dell?Officina Bodoni, su carta a tino Magnani, per Enrico Augeri, Milano. Tiratura di 160 esempl. numerati. Il ns., 39, è in ottimo stato.

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(PERSIAN GULF)
        Persian Gulf Pilot. N.P. No. 63
      London: published by the Hydrographer of the Navy,, 1967. Comprising the Persian Gulf and it s Approaches from Ra's al Hadd, in the South-west to Ras Muari in the East. Octavo. Original blue cloth, title in yellow to spine and to the upper board. Folding general map frontispiece and 13 other full-page maps, 21 plates of coastal profiles. Spine very slightly sunned, light wear at the extremities, a very good copy indeed. First published 1870, this eleventh edition following the tenth of 1955. All editions of these highly-detailed navigational handbooks to the Gulf tend to be uncommon. Beyond the specifically maritime aspects these handbooks did provide some basic background on local conditions, climate, items of trade, and so forth. An interesting record of a time at which "extensive new building development" was beginning to "change the appearance of some of the towns, notably Abu Zabi and Dubayy". "The picturesque town of Muscat, is protected on its eastern and part of its southern side, ands the western side by precipitous hills, the remainder of the southern side, and the western side is protected by a wall. Outside the wall, and between it and the rugged hills encircling the town, every available space is occupied by may huts"; "The coast between Dubayy and Abu Zabi … is except for a small village, at which there are some date trees, situated about 4 miles south-westward of Dubayy, quite barren, uninhabited …": "The town of Abu Zabi … extends for about 2 miles, and consists, in the main part, of concrete buildings with a number of huts at the south-west end".

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GREENE, Graham
        May We Borrow Your Husband. And other Comedies of Sexual Life
      The Bodley Head, London, 1967., 1967. SIGNED LIMITED EDITION, this being no. 430 of 500 copies specially printed and bound, signed by Graham Greene. 8vo., pp. 188. Publisher's cloth-backed paper covered boards, titled in gilt to spine. A fine copy in the original clear poly-wrapper and original glassine!. One of Graham Greene's most popular titles; affairs, obsessions, grand passions and tiny ardours are illuminated in this collection of 12 wryly humorous tales of love. Whether depicting the innocence and corruption of a honeymoon couple or the frustration of missed sexual opportunities, the stories expose a range of human frailties. R.A Wobbe; Graham Greene-A Bibliography & Guide to Research [A50a]

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Behan, Brendan (sourcework), and Mc Mahon, Frank adaptation]:
        Abbey Theatre Window Card for:] BORSTAL BOY.
      [Dublin]: Abbey Theatre, 1967. - Folio (23 x 18") stiff board window card, laid down on art board, printed on recto only. Some visible old creases and closed tears remedied by the mounting, otherwise very good and bright. An original window card for the premiere run at the Abbey Theatre of Frank McMahon's adaptation to the stage of Brendan Behan's 1958 autobiographical novel. The design incorporates gray-scale portraits of Behan and a collage of newspaper clippings, with a starkly modernist inset in bright colors, featuring an abstract rendition of a head in profile filled with abstract details. The poster is signed and dated in the plate a few weeks prior to the production ("13-9- '67"), with the poster artist's signature not completely legible but appearing to be "N. Lane." The production opened on 10 October 1967, with Frank Grimes as the young Behan, and ran for eleven weeks. Upon its wider release, McMahon won a New York Drama Critics' Circle Award and Tony Award in 1970 for his adaptation. A very, very uncommon and visually striking poster.

      [Bookseller: William Reese Company - Literature, ABAA]

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