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John Benjamins Antiquariat
John Benjamins
Klaprozenweg 75G ∙ 1033 NN Amsterdam ∙ P. O. Box 36224, Niederlande
Telefon +31 (0) 20 630 47 47
E-Mail: antiq@benjamins.nl ∙ antiq.benjamins.com
Rare Periodicals ∙ Artist Books ∙ Fine Arts ∙ Literature
Americana. (New series). Volume 1 nos. 1–12;
Volume 2 no 1 (all published). New York, The
American Group (1932–1933). Original pictorial
wrappers, 4to. Chip to lower corner of front cover
of issue 2 (entire issue creased vertically), short tear
and a small scuff to cover of 9, else all very good to
near fine in stapled wrappers. € 4500,–
Edited by Alexander King, with George Grosz, Gilbert
Seldes, Nathanael West, associates. Americana Contributions
by George Grosz, e. e. cummings, Lynd
Ward, William Steig, Joseph Mitchell, Bob Brown, S.
J. Perelman, Nathanael West, James Thurber, Candell,
Fred Nordling, Lyd Ward, William Steig, John Sloan,
Austin Robinson, and many others. The editors were
highly sensitive to what was going on in Europe, and
there is much warning about the rise of fascism and
Nazism.
1957. Black Mountain. Quarto and octavo. Printed
decorated wrappers. Some light dust soiling, a few
faint splashmarks to one frontwrapper (1 no 4),
and backwrapper (1 no 3), old price in corner of
another. Complete collection of first edition and
continuation. € 11 000,–
The Buddhist Third Class Junkmail Oracle. A
unique complete set comprising Nos. 1–24 (all
publ.). Cleveland/Ohio, 1967 – December 1969.
The Black Mountain Review. The Black Mountain
College Review. Vol. 1 No. 1. (all published).
June 1951. Black Mountain, North Carolina: Black
Mountain College, 1951. The only issue published
of this first incarnation of the Black Mountain Review,
which would resume publication some three
years later with a different issue also numbered vol.
1, no. 1 under the editorship of Robert Creeley, and
would then run for seven issues. Together with:
Nos. 1–7 (all publ.). Edited by Robert Creeley at
Black Mountain College, Spring 1954 – Autumn
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