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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.

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""

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.

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.

Doubleday & Company, Inc., Garden City, New York, 1977. 220 pages. First edition, first printing (G51 to lower gutter on page 216). Hardcover in unclipped dustjacket. Jacket a little darkened and with minor wear to spine ends and a small (9 mm) closed tear to the bottom right corner of the front. Corners slightly bumped. Overall a very presentable copy in very good or better condition.

André Sauret, 1962. Illustrated. Includes the two original lithographs created by Marc Chagall especially for this book. 210 pages. Orig. cloth in dustjacket. Paper of the front of the jacket with waviness and front board also showing some staining. A couple of small closed tears to jacket and chips at spine top.

Brøndum, 1995. 171 sider. Illustreret med original-grafiske arbejder af Erik A. Frandsen, Michael Kvium, Christian Lemmerz og Lars Nørgaard. Nr. 137 af 200 nummererede eksemplarer, signeret af alle kunstnerne. Heftet med orig. omslag. Pænt eksemplar med kun lette ydre brugsspor. Indvendigt ren.

London: Printed for William Wright, 46, Fleet Street, 1820. First English edition. 402 pages. Includes a hand-colored etching, ""Interior of a Harem"", (between pages 202 and 203) and a folding map over ""Modern Persia, Showing the route of General Gardane's Embassy from Constantinople to Teheran in 1807"". Contemporary half calf with gilt lettering and decorations to spine. The leather at the spine beginning to show signs of cracking. Some rubbing along the edges. A presentable copy. Good.

Editions Le Daily-Bul, 1963. 18 x 21 cm. Illustrated with 6 original lithographs by Pierre Alechinsky. Inscribed by André Balthazar to Danish poet and translator Uffe Harder. Cover partially darkened along spine and spine edges (see photograph). Inside clean.

Eget forlag, 1968. 1. udgave. Upagineret. En enkelt møtrik af Erik Petersens ""Bagrygsammenspændingspatentborelæreapparatur"" mangler, papomslaget med lidt hjørnestød. Et af eksemplarerne uden Jeanette Laugesens stof-omslag. Sjælden.

Doubleday & Company, Inc., Garden City, New York, 1974. First edition, first printing. (First edition stated in colophone, ""050"" in gutter margin to page 231). Hardcover in unclipped dustjacket. Jacket a bit darkened and with minor wear along the edges. Remainder spray on bottom edge. Overall a very presentable copy in very good or better condition.

Forlaget Sommersko, 1973. Unpaginated. Richly illustrated with b/w-photographs. Foreword by Per Kirkeby in Danish and German. First edition. Published in only 540 copies, this being unnumbered, in cooporation with Daner Galleriet where Feldmann held an exhibition in 1972. Faint bump to lower left corner. Minimal surfacewear to front wrap, rear wrap with stain from old price sticker. Near fine-.

Editions de la Nouvelle Revue Belgique, Avril 1941. Unpaginated [20 pages]. Orig. stapled wraps. Light soiling to cover and corners a little bumped, else a clean and collectible copy. In very good+ condition.

Gyldendal, 1987. 153 pp. Illustrated throughout in b/w-photographs. Orig. wraps. A small ""G"" stamped to the lower right corner of the half title (A previous copy had the same stamp, so I would assume it comes from the publisher ""Gyldendal). Wraps with some small almost non visible scratches to the surface. Otherwise a clean and collectible copy. In near fine condition. From the library of Danish photographer Pia Funder.

Husets Bogcafé SUB-PUB, 1970. 1. oplag: 250 eksemplarer. 64 sider. Duplikerede a4-ark i orig. plastomslag, holdt sammen med nitter. Kantslid og enkelte smårifter i plastomslaget. Side 10/11 løs, men bogen komplet. Sjælden. Dette er Johannes L. Madsens eget eksemplar, med håndskrevne noter i kuglepen på side 7 ved digtet begyndende med ""sproget har fuglekasser i munden idag"". Signeret attest der bekræfter proveniensen er vedlagt, signeret af Johannes L. Madsens søn, Eli I. Lund.

Phaidon Press Limited, 1973. Six richly illustrated volumes. Orig. red hardcover bindings with gilt top edges. A set in near fine condition, with only minimal wear to extremities. Will require additional shipping outside of Denmark. OBS: Bogen står på eksternt lager, men kan bestilles til afhentning i butikken.

Prestel, 2014. First edition/printing. Illustrated throughout in b/w-photographs. Orig. cloth boards. 26,5 x 30,5 cm. In near fine condition with only minimal external wear.

Kiöbenhavn. Trykt paa Universitetsboghandler Fr. Brummers Forlag hos Andreas Seidelin, 1803. 1. udgave. 304 sider. Samtidigt beskedent halvlæderbind. Overfladeslitage og let kantslid. Ryg lidt skæv. Exlibris indsat på inderside af forperm. Trykket med let afsmitning til forreste friblad. Tidligere ejerinitialer i pen på inderside af forperm. Indhold rent.

Newcastle Upon Tyne: Printed By and For S. Hodgson, R. Beilby, & T. Bewick, Newcastle: Sold by Them, By. G. G. J. & J. Robinson, and C. Dilly, London. 1790. First edition. 546 pages. With numerous b/w-illustrations. Pages 49-96 and 177-190 with approx. 4 cm water stain to the top of the inner margin. A couple of pages with small repairs. Spine restored. From a pipe smokers collection, therefore with a sweet tobacco scent.

Harry N. Abrams, 1966. First edition, first printing. 341 pages. Richly illustrated with b/w-photographs. Brown burlap / hessian hardcover with blindstamped lettering to the front. Spine faded, so lettering to spine barely legible. Lacking the original acetate jacket. Overall a very good or better copy. Signed by Allan Kaprow to the second page (just above the ""RIGHT IN"" text). 31,5 x 31,5 cm. A heavy item, extra shipping will apply for international orders. Inquire for additional photographs. Signed by Allan Kaprow.

Soft Machine Productions / Jorinde & Joringel, 1972-1978. Alle orig. hæfter i Dan Turèlls selvudgivne feuilleton-serie. Klammehæftede. Sjældne. Pænt sæt.

Gyldendal, 1993. 167 pages. Illustrated in b/w-photographs. Orig. green cloth in dustjacket. Jacket in near fine condition with only minimal wear along the edges. Book itself in fine condition.

Beat Publications Ltd., London, no year [1964]. First edition. Unpaginated. An ode to Charlie 'Yardbird' Parker, text and colour illustrations by Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts, originally made as a project when he was a design student. Orig. white boards (13 x 18,3 cm). Light wear to spine crown and boards showing a little general surfacewear, else a clean and sound copy. From the library of Danish illustrator and writer Peder Bundgaard and with his stamp to the flyleaf. Near fine.

La Rouvière, 1974. Unpaginated. Illustrated with 12 original lithographs by Jacques Herold. Printed in only 65 copies, this being number 30 of 50 (the remaining 15 are numbered with roman numerals), signed by both author and artist. Printed on Japanese Natsumé paper, loose sheets laid in the original red silk clamshell box. Box with light wear, contents clean. Inscribed by Jean-Clarence Lambert.

Teknologisk Instituts Forlag, 1987. 267 + 325 + 393 + 363 pages. Richly illustrated throughout. Publisher's full cloth bindings. All lacking the dustjackets, else a clean set in near fine condition, with only faint rubbing to edges. Interior clean with no markings etc. Text in Danish and English.