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2012réf. ABE-1512757018559432 PAGES-13,6 CM X 21,5 CM-ICONOGRAPHIE-PHOTOGRAPHIE EN COUVERTURE-BANDEAU EDITEUR-(100E)
Album in-4 carre, 144 pp., nombreuses photographies d archives rares en N/B, cartonnage illustre (BRASSAÏ), dos toile noire. Bel exemplaire. [HP-4]
1977réf. 62786Pygmalion, 1977, gr. in-8°, 213 pp, 8 pl. de photos hors texte, broché, couv. illustrée, état correct (Coll. Univers Insolite)
A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. Yellowing paper. 224 pages. No date shown; 1950's.
in-12 broché. Bel exemplaire. [NV-33]
réf. 95240Berlin Maassenstrasse ca 1984. 43 x 60 cm Gefaltet. Tadell. 010 Berlin, Maassenstrasse, ca 1984 unknown
1935réf. VBA-158Éditions Haloua, Paris, 1935. Broché à couverture souple. 19 x 12 x 1 cm. 140 pages. 125 grammes.
1963réf. 12607Guy Victor 1963 271 pages in8. 1963. Reliure éditeur pleine toile sous rodhoid. 271 pages. L'ouvrage 'Chroniques de l'argot' de Jean Riverain publié en 1963 chez Guy Victor explore l'histoire de la pègre et des 'mauvais garçons' français de Villon et Cartouche aux blousons noirs en examinant leurs aventures leur langage (argot) et l'évolution de la truanderie. Il montre comment l'argot jadis langage secret de la pègre est devenu un langage populaire spontané reflétant des groupes sociaux
1989réf. 1229151989 Editions Glénat / Comics USA - 1989 - In-4, cartonnage illustré en couleurs de l'éditeur - 54 planches en couleurs
2001réf. 71215Mosaic 2001-01-01. Audio CD. New. 14x14x2. 8 cds in 4 jewel cases still in shrink wrap with booklet in large format box. #2376 of 5000 Please email for photos. Mosaic unknown
195996 pages. Features: Dean Martin has the Last Laugh (without Jerry Lewis); The Beast of Belsen and the Dragon Tattoo; The Shrinking Violet - a story for lads with taller sweeties; Sucker in Paradise; Those Brooklyn Indians - 5,000 Mohawks in New York's most famous borough - Iron Workers, Big Chiefs of High Steel Construction; "My Favourite Girl" Photo Contest; The Man Who Married Annie Oakley - Frank Butler; The Great Football Swindle; Chinatown's Bloody Emperor - Fung Jing Toy evaded 200 attempts on his life; The Real-Life Drama of Willie the Actor - Willie Sutton; Yankee Lynch Mob - an angry crowd goes berserk at Port Jervis, New York; A Sight for Tired Eyes - Gale Fagan; Killer Trail of the Glanton Gang. Many nostalgic ads. Above-average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. Magazine
1968réf. 153750London: 1968. Let's smash the great deception. Light up Oxford Street dance around the fire A handbill by the radical group King Mob distributed during their anti-capitalist interruption of Christmas shopping at London's Selfridges department store in 1968. King Mob sought to ignite a proletarian revolution. They distributed their ideas through posters flyers and their magazine King Mob Echo notorious for exalting "celebrity" murderers like Jack the Ripper Mary Bell and John Christie. Drawing inspiration from the Situationists in Europe and the Black Mask in the US King Mob endeavoured to stage public events in the hopes of sparking anti-capitalist riots. While few events made it past the planning stages in December 1968 a group of 25 members infiltrated Selfridges and caused havoc among the Christmas crowds. The King Mob members including Peter "Ben" Trueman dressed as Santa Claus and "out of his head on speed" Libcom online distributed Selfridges stock as Christmas presents to unwitting children while handing out copies of this broadsheet. Store detectives were alerted police arrived and the authorities were forced to spend much of their day taking toys from children. Malcolm McLaren the music manager of the Sex Pistols was among the King Mob members present. The handbill is a polemic against consumerism and capitalism that begins: "It's lights out on Oxford Street this year. No more midnight neon. No more conspicuous glitter for compulsive sightseers to gawp at the wonders of capitalism. Even the affluent society can no longer keep up with its electricity bill. You don't deserve Christmas this year. You haven't worked hard enough. You haven't trotted fast enough through the in-put out-put clock-on clock-off the vicious circle of production and consumption save and spend screw yourselves into the ground in preparation for the one time in the year when you're allowed to let go feast yourselves overreach yourselves in a frenzied effort to enjoy-and spew it up afterwards". Broadside 250 x 330 mm printed in black on Victor Bond watermarked paper. Illustrated with Christmas decorations. Fine. unknown
