= Dutch (avant garde) cinema periodical, founded by students of the film academy.
- Upper hinge broken; 1st issue loose.
- Joints splitting; spine-end worn; binding partly sl. faded. = Very rare.
= Feminist erotic photomagazine, i.a. contributions by Marlo Broekmans and Paul Kooiker, Annie Sprinkle. With 3 duplicates (no.2,3 and 4)
- Creased; rather fragile. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXVI.
- Spine sl. rubbed. A fine copy.
= "Suck" special issue. Very explicitly illustrated and with the following text on the final page: "Final instructions: This is not a work of fiction or of one man. Keep your eye on it's bi-unity. I am smiling now. But if you don't think my story marvellous and you should happen to meet me, kindly pass as though we don't know each other. Moral: "At the moment of coitus all men are one man!"" The concept was conceived by the photographer Anna Beeke as an anti-pornographic statement. Her second husband Anthon Beeke did the layout. Parr/ Badger, Photobooks III, 84: "This charmingly liberated fairy story is gleefully hardcore - The point of the exercise, after all. The pornographic photography itself is timeless, that is to say standard and a little boring, but the factor that makes this a classic of 1970's counterculture literature and the legacy of 60s' 'flower power' - where sexual liberation was seen as the beginning of political liberation - is the inspired graphic design of Anthon Beeke. Exuberant, wacky and excessive (...)."
- Gilding on binding trifle defective. Joints starting. = Rare. Not in Hayn/ Gotendorf.
- New endpapers. Rebacked w. use of orig. backstrip; covers sl. foxed.
Schidrowitz., L. Sittengeschichte des Proletariats./ Sittengeschichte der Revolution. Vienna/ Leipsic, Verlag für Kulturforschung, n.d. (±1925), 2 vols., 319,(1); 351,(1)p., num. (double-p.) (col.) plates and ills., orig. cl./ orig. gilt cl.
- First vol. new endpapers; 2nd vol. one double-p. plate loose.
= Published in the series Sittengeschichte der Kulturwelt und ihrer Entwicklung in Einzeldarstellungen.
Moreck, C. Kultur- und Sittengeschichte der neuesten Zeit. Geschlechtsleben und Erotik in der Gesellschaft der Gegenwart. Dresden, P. Aretz, 1928, 2nd ed., 411,(1)p., num. (col.) plates/ ills., orig. gilt cl.
- Top of spine sl. worn.
AND 4 others in 7 vols., i.a. G. BUSCHAN, Die Sitten der Völker. Liebe, Ehe, Heirat, Geburt, Religion, Aberglaube, Lebensgewohnheiten, Kultureigentümlichkeiten, Tod und Bestattung bei allen Völkern der Erde (Stuttg. etc., ±1917, 4 vols., richly illustrated, orig. unif. pict. hcl., 4to. Corners sl. worn; joints of vol. 4 splitting).
= Reproductions of explicit erotic prints/ drawings by Mario Tauzin (1909-1979), scenes from the series "Interdit aux adultes". Rare.
= Lipperheide Ucd 19; Colas 346; Hiler 94. Beautifully coloured plates for opera, theatre and ballet.
- Joints of portfolio broken and frayed; lacks ties. Otherwise fine.
= Colas 1243; Hiler p. 377; not in Lipperheide.
- A few plates trifle foxed; text occas. sl. foxed.
= Hiler 702; Colas 2323; Lipperheide Oc52.
- Sl. foxed (plates mostly in blank margins); 2 vols. w. a few lvs. w. tear. Bindings sl. worn/ sunned; 1x covers loose; 2x spine dam.
= Belgian edition publ. from 1845 to 1883. Colas 1569; Lipperheide Zb87.
- Several lvs. loose/ frayed; stamp on title-p.; plates generally in good condition but occas. sl. foxed/ yellowed. Poor binding: boards and backstrip loose.
= Nice collection of womenswear (and some menswear) plates of one of the most succesful post-Napoleonic ladies' magazines in Paris. Colas 2216; Lipperheide Zb 32.
- Wrappers dustsoiled and stained; frontwrapper lacks lower corner; paper over spine lacking.
= Lipperheide Gb 46; Colas 2312; Hiler p.699; Beall N2 (ed. 1818). The plates, engraved after designs of J. Perkois and J.H. Prins, depicting tavern scenes, beggars, costumes, professions, such as male and female fish sellers, a wigmaker and a Jewish pedlar. A rare Dutch variant of a "Cries" book, meant as an exercise book for young artists.
AND 1 other by H. THULSTRUP, Afbildningar af Nordiska Drägter (Stockholm, n.d. (±1895), 14 chromolithogr. plates, orig. gilt and blindst. cl. w. chromolithogr. plate mounted on frontcover, obl. folio).
- Hinges broken; 2 lvs. loose; owner's ticket on htitle; last leaf mounted to backcover; frontcover rubbed. Lacks backstrip; boards sl. worn. Plates in fine condition.
= "Monument esthématique du XIXe siècle". Colas 2952; Lipperheide Fc 56; Monod 10836; Carteret V, p.190.
= Rare copy of this early feminist critique of Darwinian evolutionary theory by the American writer Eliza Burt Gamble (1841-1920), who explores the role of gender throughout history and argues against the male-dominated society and supposed 'natural' inferiority of women. Hoeveler, The Evolutionists: American Thinkers Confront Charles Darwin (2007), p.168ff.
- Cloth occas. trifle worn. = Complete set in various editions, incl. the 7th index vol.
- Spine sl. worn; otherwise fine.
= "Printed in Germany" and therefore probably one of the last Haggadah that was published during the the Second World War.