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No Binding. Zustand: Fine. Ockerse, Thomas 1.The A-Z Book New York: Colorcraft-Brussel Publishing, 1969. Square folio, title page + 48 pages alternating white and black pages on heavy stock with numerous cut-outs. Stiff printed wrappers. In original black box with printed title on top. All for edges of the top of box torn. - First edition. With red TOE rubber stamp at the bottom of first page. This book, first produced in 1965 as a limited edition of 25 silkscreened copies, uses die-cuts pages to offers an unfolding experience of concrete poetry from its letters revealed out of new relationships. Consequently the book became a natural part in numerous international exhibitions on concrete poetry and bookworks. Colorcraft-Brussel Publishing Company (CBPC*) reproduced and boxed an exact copy of the original book for an unnumbered offset edition. It won the AIGAs 50 Best Books Award in 1971. This unnumbered edition by CBPC (Lib. of Congress Card Nr: 74-101307), has fifty pages, 28 x 28 cm., printed black on white Mohawk Superfine stock, bound with a plastic comb binder. 2. Ockerse Thomas TIME: a documentracing by thomas ockerse Providence: Tom Ockerse edition, 1973. Octavo, un paginated, (120 pages), illustrated throughout. Illustrated front wrapper. - First edition One of 1000 numbered copies. This copy inscribed by Ockerse to Massimo Vignelli: To Massimo, and semiotics of the visual ! Tom documentracing has to do with the documenting of a real time/space event or object (television, printed matter, etc.) through the collecting of fragments (tracings) in a programmed manner. the gamelike process of confronting the programmes constraints with the selection of images has a true life of its own in that it forces constant change in the chance juxtaposition of symbols. The traced words and images (semiotic) of a verbivisual quality. .time is a result from duocumentracing the 29 october 1973 issue of time magazine. quote from small 3. DE-SIGN poster (91 x 28 cm) published on the occasion of the Graphic Design Summer Workshop, presented by the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, in the summer (June 18 July 27) of 1973. Providence: TOE (tom ockerse editions), 1973. - First edition. Inscribed on the rear by Tom Ockerse: Massimo, this just for the fun. T. The poster prints a statement about design with quotes by Martin Pawley and Robert Venturi. Includes list of faculty members: Thomas Ockerse (being the Full-time Director and Professor of graphic Design at the Rhode Island School of Design) , Robert Eberle, Kenneth Hiebert, Frank Volpitta, Ron Beckman, John Benson, Tom Geismar, Michael Graves, Malcolm Grear, Heiner Jacob, Constantine Karalis, Toshihiro Katayama, Aaron Marcus, Dietmar Winkler and Richard Wurman. Furthermore more practical information Admission + Eligibility, location and Housing + two attached application forms. 4. a TLS + addressed envelope with letterhead of the Rhode Island School of Design, dated January 21, 1982 in which Ockerse refers to a recent meeting with Massimo Vignelli and writes plans about a summer/seminar workshop. The last line in this letter Enclosed a couple of mementos for your collection, signed in pen Tom. Signed by Author(s).

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition. Pamphlets sewn into wrappers and in fine or near fine condition, the first two being inscribed by the author to Henry Warren. Together with ten Christmas cards, printed at Cambridge University Press for frank Kendon, 1937-1953, most with inscriptions to Henry Warren from Frank,& Celia, Alice & Adam, some with extensive verse holograph by Frank Kendon. Frank Samuel Herbert Kendon (September 12, 1893 - December 28, 1959) was an English writer, poet and academic. He was also an illustrator, and journalist. He was educated at St John's College, Cambridge, where he became a Fellow in 1948. He was a published poet in the 1920s and later a writer of stories and a novel. From 1935 to 1954 he worked for Cambridge University Press. At the beginning of World War II he was a campaigning pacifist. Kendon had a son named Adam Kendon, born 1934 in London.

circa 24,2 x 18 cm. 6 ff., 119 pp., 6 ff., with many illustrations Original softcover with title in red and black in border "Uncommon Russian monograph on the Library of Congress in Washington, ist holdings and the new building with all the decoration etc. - The text is by Gerbert Small, translated by V. A. Davydov and edited by the eminent Russian collector Gennadii Vasilevich Yudin (1840-1912), a merchant from Siberia, who over the course of his life bought some 80000 volumes of books together with many manuscripts and other material. "Seeking to preserve his life's work for future generations, Yudin eventually agreed to transfer his collection to the Library of Congress. Making its way from Siberia to Washington, DC, Yudin's collection finally arrived at the the Library of Congress in 1907. As a result of this acquisition, the Library of Congress became a leading center of Slavic-related materials in the United States, a distinction the institution holds to this day." (quotes from the site of the library). " - Minor browning, wrapper with small repaired tears and little loss to bottom oif spine, else fine, clean inside, uncut and unopened.

8° Broschiert. Zustand: Sehr gut. Alle Bände: Buchrücken und Einband an den Ecken und Kanten leicht berieben / bestoßen. Sonst sehr ordentlich - sauber, fest und vollständig. Englisch 10000g.

8° Broschiert. Zustand: Sehr gut. Alle Bände: Buchrücken und Einband an den Ecken und Kanten leicht berieben / bestoßen. Sonst sehr ordentlich - sauber, fest und vollständig. Englisch 10000g.

Small, William. An Exact Collection of Choice. (illustrator). Small, William. An Exact Collection of Choice. Pleading During the Commonwealth and Restoration A[ston], R[obert]. Placita Latine Rediviva: A Book of Entries; Containing Perfect and Approved Precedents of Counts, Declarations, Barrs, Avowries, Replications, Pleas in Abatement, Issues, Judgments, As Well in Actions Real as Personal, And Sundry Other Entries; Useful for All Clerks, Attorneys, And Practisers in the Courts at Westminster, And Inferiour Courts. Not Heretofore Published in Print. Collected in the Times, And Out of Some of the Manuscripts, Of Those Famous and Learned Protonotaries. Richard Brownlow, John Gulston, Robert Moyl, and Thomas Cory, Esquires; Digested Into an Exact Method, With a Table. Corrected and Amended. London: Printed for H. Twyford, John Place, And T. Basset, 1673. [viii], 144, 177-332, 369-520, [16] pp. Text continuous despite pagination. [Bound with] S[mall], W[illiam]. An Exact Collection of Choice Declarations, With Pleas, Replications, Rejoynders, Demurrers, Assignement of Errours: And the Entries of Judgments Thereupon Affirmed. Collected by W.S. One of the Clerks of the Upper Bench Office: In the Reignes of Queene Elizabeth, King James, And the Late King Charles. Diligently Perused, And Translated into English, For the Benefit and Helpe of Young Clerkes. With an Exact Table, Wherein May be Found the Principall Matters Contained in the Whole Book. London: Printed by T.W. and T.R. for John Place, 1653. [iv], 52, 56, 65-112, 107, [13] pp. Text continuous despite pagination. Quarto (8-1/4 x 6-1/4"). Recent period-style quarter morocco over marbled boards, gilt-edged raised bands and lettering piece to spine. Negligible light rubbing to extremities, corners lightly bumped. Moderate toning to text, occasional faint dampspotting. Woodcut head-pieces, tail-pieces and decorated initials. Two nice copies in a handsome binding. $1,000. * Aston: second and final edition; Small: only edition. The collections by Aston and Small are fine examples of seventeenth-century pleading manuals. Sometimes attributed incorrectly to William Sheppard, Small's manual reflects changes introduced during the Commonwealth. As suggested by its title, Aston's, first issued at the beginning of the Restoration in 1661, aimed to revive aspects of pleading that were discarded during the Civil War and Commonwealth. Small's manual is scarce. OCLC locates 6 co.