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Niels P. Thomsens Bogtrykkeri, 1917. 69 sider. Illustreret. Smukt halvlæderbind med gulddekorationer på ryggen og guldtopsnit. Orig. for- og bagomslag medindbundne. Bindet ej stemplet. Ryggen let falmet, ellers pænt eksemplar. Trykt i 240 eksemplarer.

Jespersen og Pios Forlag, u. år (1935). 8 sider + 48 helsides fotoplancher trykt i dybtryk (fotogravure). Spiralryg. Skrøbelig, men komplet eksemplar uden løse sider. Forsiden med små afrivninger inderst ved ryggen i toppen og bunden. Sjælden. Scarce and fragile photobook with beautiful photogravure photographs from Copenhagen, inspired by the book "Paris de Nuit" with photographs by Brassaï published two years earlier in 1933. Front cover beginning to split at the top and bottom near the spiralbinding, but still a good copy with no loose pages and only minor edgewear.

Finch, Pruyn & Company, Inc. & Unimark International, 1966. 44 pages. Richly illustrated. Softcover with flaps. Scarce graphic design magazine. Rear flap has old membership application cut-out by the previous owner. Wraps a bit soiled, light edgewear. Still overall a very good copy.

Drakabygget, Bauhaus Situationniste. Skånska Konstmuseum, 1971. Unpaginated exhibition catalogue. Illustrated. Text in Swedish and English. 44,5 x 30,5 cm. Staple bound. In near fine condition, with only minimal wear along the edges.

European Photography, 1985. Unpaginated. Illustrated in b/w-photographs. In orig. wraps. Cover a bit darkened and with a slight bend. Mild shelfwear. About very good condition.

Privattryk (Permild & Rosengreen), 1974. Upagineret. Trykt i kun 200 eksemplarer. Illustreret med et fotografi af Teit Jørgensen fra dennes og Kirkebys rejse til Guatamala i 1974. I bogen er dette ene fotografi splittet op i 36 dele. Pænt eksemplar.

Arena, 1971. 1. udgave, 1. oplag. 243 sider. Heftet med orig. omslag. Med dedikation fra Dan Turèll til "Doubleface Mingus Jørgensen" (Jazz-anmelder og journalist Birger Jørgensen): "Doubleface Mingus Jørgensen / Dan Turèll /// okt. 71 /// 'as it comes - directly - /// out of nothing'". Lidt gulnet og med svag røglugt.

Jonathan Cape, 1984. First published 1965. First edition thus. 250 pages. Hardcover in original unclipped dustjacket designed by Brian Robins. A near fine copy with only minimal wear to extremities.

Steidl, 2015. First edition. 92 pages. Ilustrated throughout with Sheikhs photographs. Publishers boards. Part of the Erasure-trilogy. Near fine.

Edition Internationale Situationniste, 1961. Nr. 173 af 750 eksemplarer. Signeret af Jørgen Nash og J. V. Martin. Orig. kartonbind i den originale kassette, omsluttet af kyllingetråd. Et flot eksemplar, der fremstår velholdt bortset fra en lidt sødlig lugt af pibetobak. Kassettens bund med let kantslid.

The Philosophical Research Society, Inc., 1968. Fifteenth edition. Reduced facsimile of the first edition. CCXLV (245) pages. Illustrated in b/w. Bound in synthetic leather, quite fragile - a little worn along the edges and with two small splits on either side of the spine heel. Overall very good.

Suomen Rakennustaiteen Museo / Finlands Arkitekturmuseum / Museum of Finnish Architecture, 1993. Illustrated. Text in Finnish, Swedish and English. Orig. oblong halfcloth. A very good or better copy, with only a small stain on lower right corner of front board from an old price-sticker.

Hanuman Books, 1992. First edition. 80 pages. Pocket softcover with dustjacket. 10,6 x 7,2 cm. A near fine copy with only minimal wear along the edges and a couple of small stains to the rear.

Scalo, 2003. First Scalo edition (stated in colophone). 175 pages. Illustrated. Full cloth in dustjacket. Spine sunned. 33 x 33 cm. A very good copy with light wear to edges. Small bump to upper left corner. Text in German.

Aux Escaliers de Lausanne, 1950. Orig. edition. 285 pages. Illustrated with 50 plates by Isou. Laid in is a b/w-photograph of unknown origin that depicts Isou (among others) seemingly in a theatrical setting, stamped by Studio-Lipnitzki to the rear. Orig. wraps worn at spine ends (40 cm loss of paper at lower end, top with several closed tears). Rare.

Fakenham: E. W. Southwood, Bookseller; adn the Editor. 1878. Unpaginated. Richly illustrated with chess diagrams. Publisher's green decorated cloth with gilt lettering to spine. First edition. Some edgewear, mainly to spine ends. Corners a bit bumped. Title-leaf with old owner's signature in ink. Still, overall in about very good or better condition. Scarce. More photos available upon request.

Autonomt Forlag, 1986. 2. oplag (udvidet med 40 sider i forhold til førsteoplaget fra 1985). Gennemillustreret med sort/hvid fotografier fra 5 års BZ-kampe. Heftet med orig. omslag. Ganske let kantslid, indvendigt ren. Sjælden.

Verlag von Seemann & Co. in Leipzig, 1898. 270 pages. With 140 illustrations. Some loose sheets caused by rust in the old staples. Publisher's green decorated cloth. In about good condition.

Cy Twombly Foundation and The Menil Collection in association with Schirmer / Mosel, Munich, 2013. 219 pages. Richly illustrated. Hardcover in dustjacket. Including booklet with German translation. Spine with minimal sunfading, else a fine copy.

Les Éditions du Mont Thou, 2006. 271 pages. Richly illustrated. Hardcover in dustjacket. Jacket with light surfacewear and a small closed tear to the front of the jacket (1 cm). Very good. Text in French and English.

G. Bell & Sons, Ltd., 1935. First UK edition. 281 pages. Illustrated with diagrams. Publisher's brown cloth with rounded corners and gilt lettering to spine. No jacket. Faint foxing to top edge. Upper right corner bumped. Errata slip laid in. Contents clean and unmarked. Overall a very good and collectible copy.

Vence 11-12 Juillet-Août 1951. Scarce booklet (18 x 26 cm) documenting Henri Matisse's work on the Chapel in Vence. Illustrated in b/w. 30 pp. Orig. stapled wraps. Rear wrap a bit worn at the staples and with a small closed tear at the bottom part of the spine. Else a clean copy of this fragile publication. Laid in is a vintage postcard depicting the chapel and a later Danish newspaper-article.

Part 1: A Paris: E. Ganeau & Dijon: François Desventes (1752), Part 2: A Paris: Hyppolite-Louis Guerin & Dijon: Hermil-Andrea (1748). 819 pp. Full calf with gilt decorations to spines and seven raised bands. 28 x 43 cm. A set with considerable wear to corners and edges. Inside free from markings etc. Small owners signature to the front free endpaper of both volumes. OBS: Bogen står på eksternt lager, men kan bestilles til afhentning i butikken.

Studio Artemide, 1969. 108 pages. Illustrated throughout. Vintage catalogue from Italian lamp designing company. Publisher's pictorial wraps. Faint surface- and edgewear. In about very good condition.