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edited and with an introduction by John Moore."The only sustained literary criticism in Perlman's corpus."Original essays 1985 in Fifth Estate. Tragically just after Perlman had died in June 1985.booklet design by Ed Baxter

Pristine pamphlet reprint of Fifth Estate (October 1985 essays) edited and introduced by John Moore

A oversized catalogue of this significant show of the same name. Publication includes essay by Glyn Banks of 'Art in Ruins', and two poster poems on separate pages by Deborah Levy ('After Magritte' and 'After Warhol') illustrated. Contains original screen prints. Some pages In Colour.One copy with white card cover, another with brown card cover, both with silk screen by Hercules FishermanDetails and images made for those with a serious interest in this rare item. Difficult to assess value as so rare. Offers welcome! Ask for more details or photos.

24 illustrations by J. McVicker HuntSlightly grubby as it was taken to dance classes in the Eighties in London when Alexander was the rage.

The Countess Mountbatten's own Legion of Frontiersmen was conceived and organized in 1905 as a body of frontier sentinels, and they first published The Frontiersman's Pocket-Book in 1909 as their training and survival manual. Long out-of-print, copies command steep prices in the antiquarian book market.
Leatherbound. Good+, 463 pages, The cover professionally re-bound about 40 years ago with a new leather spine to match the original leather covers that have been retained. The body of the book was stitched into this restored binding. About 100 b&w illustrations. 6 pages of colour signal diagrams. Burgundy leather with gold impressing. All paper edges gilt. A survival guide for settlers in all parts of the Empire. Sections on pathfinding, filtration of water, hunting food, making fire, managing in severe heat and cold, various forms of travel, and collective training. Special chapter for "Women on the Frontier" as well as interesting chapters on self-defence, railway seizures, marriage and probate, and… Read More

A counter cultural classic. Everyone wanted to live in a dome! Copious illustrations throughout.
This is a good copy with a clean interior. The cover has a few crease marks and two half inch tears which could be repaired.

An account of the prison riots of 1976 discussed by a participant Jake Prescott who died in 2009 aged 65. This little black covered pamphlet marked his passing.