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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.

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.

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.

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.

Edizioni d'Arte Fratelli Pozzo / Torino, 1973. Upaginated. Richly illustrated with photographs in colour. Text in French. Publisher's photo-illustrated boards, in the original cardboard slipcase. Slipcase with a tear to the top, book itself in fine condition. Scarce. Text in French.

Quick Fox, 1981. 96 pages. Richly illustrated in color-photographs. In orig. photo-illustrated wraps. Scarce. Small traces of edgewear, inside clean. Very good. Beautiful interior photographs from the homes of artists, architects and designers.

Space Poetry, 1997. First edition. Unpaginated (96 pages). Illustrated throughout. Scarce Danish photobook. Light surface- and edgewear. Very good.

Den frie Udstillings Bygning 1.-13. September, 1937. 20,2 x 12,8 cm. 32 sider. Illustreret med sort/hvid-reproduktioner. Klammehæftet. Let solfalmet ved ryg, ellers pænt eksemplar. Udover en kreds af 23 danske kunstnere indholdt udstillingen værker af S. H. Tauber Arp, Hans Arp, Theo van Doesburg, Max Ernst, John Ferren, Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Joan Miro, Piet Mondrian & Yves Tanguy. Af danske kunstnere kan nævnes Asger O. Jørgensen (før navneskiftet til Asger Jorn), Heerup, Sonja Ferlov, Eiler Bille, Egil Jacobsen & Richard Mortensen.

Les Éditions de Minuit, 1956. First edition. 192 pages. Illustrated. Publishers' oblong clothbacked illustrated boards. Surfacewear and and some staining to boards. Light edgewear. About very good condition. Text in French.

American Distributor. Wittenborn and Company. Printed in Denmark by Permild & Rosengreen. No year [1967]. 71 pages. Includes 4 original double paged lithographs. Softcover. Signed by Walasse Ting to the title leaf.

Verlag Der Sturm, 1913. First edition. 32 pp. + 50 illustrations in b/w. Scarce original exhibition-catalogue from the important pre WWI exhibition of international avant-garde artists as Kandinsky, Marc, Ernst, Chagall, Arp, Picabia, Léger & Klee. In orig. wraps. Some wear along the edges, mainly at spine heel and crown. A bit sunfaded. Stamp and owner's signature in ink to the first fly leaf. Overall a good, presentable copy of this scarce publication.

København, Trykt af Chr. Christensen, 1919. 54 sider. 1. udgave, 1. oplag. Priv. rødt halvlæderbind med guldtopsnit og orig. for- og bagomslag medindbundne, stemplet af Anker Kyster. Ryg lidt solfalmet. Exlibris (Max Lester) på inderside af forperm, ejermonogram stemplet på inderside af bagperm. Lille blyantsinskription på smudstitel. Nr. 51 af 100 eksemplarer, signeret af Emil Bønnelycke. Udgivet samme aften som Emil Bønnelyckes famøse optræden i Politikens foredragssal, hvor han efter endt oplæsning af teksten affyrede tre revolverskud. Denne lille bog, som trykkes i anledning af "Politiken"s "Expressionist-Aften" i Bladets Foredragssal Tirsdag d. 4. Februar 1919 kl. 8 Aften, udkommer samme aften i 100 nummererede Eksemplarer, signeret af Forfatteren.

Acoustic' Phantomas Museum, 1965. No. 130/260 numbered copies. Unpaginated. Includes three original double page lithographs by Mogens Balle. Orig. wraps a little darkened on the spine and along spine edges, else only minor signs of wear. Inscribed by Joseph Noiret to Danish poet and translator Uffe Harder.

Random House, 1948. First edition, first printing (stated in colophone). 247 pages. Hardcover in dustjacket. Jacket is unclipped with some chipping at spine ends and corners. 4 cm closed tear to lower right side of the front. Protected in archival mylar. Book itself solid and with only a little surfacewear. Overall a very good copy.

South Stukely, Quebec, Canada. 93 Publishing, 1975. First edition thus. 77 pages. 23 x 15,2 cm. Orig. wraps, binding sewn. A copy with light wear along the edges, but overall a solid and collectible copy in very good condition. Old Danish price sticker on the inside of rear wrap. According to colophone published: An LXXI Sol in 0° 0' 0" Capricorn December 22, 19755 e.v. 6.46 A.M. Title leaf reads: "LIBER AL VEL LEGIS // SUB FIGURA CCXX AS DELIVERED BY XCIII = 418 TO DCLXVI // THE BOOK OF THE LAW"

Bjerregård-Jensen's Bogtrykkeri, København, 1962. 103 sider. To plancher håndkolorerede og signerede af Wilhelm Freddie. Heftet med orig. omslag. Nederste højre hjørne stødt. Ryg falmet og lidt snavs på bagomslaget. Med dedikation fra Wilhelm Freddie til Uffe Harder.

Éditions, Bruxelles, 1973. Unpaginated (7 pages). Orig. stapled wraps. Small stain to the rear. Inscribed by Dotremont to Maria (Giacobbe) and Uffe (Harder) on the front. Light external wear. Very good.

PARCO Co. Ltd, 1982. First published 1981. 106 pp. Richly illustrated. Softcover in dustjacket. Light surface wear and some faint rubbing along the edges, inside clean. In about very good condition. Text in Japanese. Scarce magazine featuring Japanese airbrush artist Pater Sato.

Conde Nast & Co., Ltd., 1921-1923. Twelve issues of Vogue dating from late January 1921 to late September 1923. Bound in two volumes. Leathertitles on spines partially worn off. Six of the issues have the original front cover included: early March 1921, early April 1921, late April 1921, late February 1923, early August 1923 and late September 1923 (with a 5,5 cm closed tear). The lower right corner of the 1923-volume is a bit water damaged with resulting in some waviness of the paper. A couple of the pages in the 1923-volume have closed tears (I have counted 12). Some of the covers have "Scandinavian Edition" printed on them, others "Export Edition". Issue from early August 1923 have cut-outs at pages 29/30 and 37/38. The 1923-volume only in poor/fair condition due to the aforementioned flaws. 1921-volume in about good+ condition. Overall still an attractive set as these vintage Vogue-magazines are rarely seen.

Ebeling Publishing London, 1976. 135 pages. Illustrated. Includes an original lithograph created by Picasso for the French first edition of the book. 28 color plates and 150 b/w-reproductions. Publisher's red cloth in dustjacket. Spine a little darkened. Slightly perfumed scent. Very good+.

Galerie Chave, Vence, 2008. Facsimile reproduction of the 1964 illustrated book (30 loose sheets in folder, 22,8 x 30,5 cm) by Max Ernst and Iliazd (Ilia Zdanevich) and two booklets from the 2008 exhibition at the Galerie Chave, housed in the original clear plastic folder (folder and booklets not pictured in photo). Printed in only 600 unnumbered copies. In fine condition.

Falaize, 1959. 94 pages. Orig. lithographic wraps (Pierre Soulages). No. 129/750 numbered copies on Fleur d'Alfa paper. Inscribed by the author to Danish poet and translator Uffe Harder. Cover showing some edgewear and darkening. Very good.

Holbein-Verlag, Basel / Les Editions Holbein, Bâle, 1948. 152 pages. Richly illustrated. Original transparent dustjacket seems to have been lost, but with Taeuber-Arp's and the publisher's name rescued, cut out and inserted unto a self made transparent replica of the dustjacket. From the library of Danish artist Ib Geertsen and with his signature in pencil to the fly-leaf. Including the two lithographic plates (pages 81 and 97) and two plates in "farbenlichtdruck" (pages 47 and 109). Publisher's blue boards. Inscription in ink to fly leaf and boards with edgewear. Text in German and French.