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1978réf. 151059New York: CBGB's 1978. Vintage CBGB'S 2nd Avenue Theater four-page program Grand Opening Concert Bill the only concert bill printed for the short-lived club for late December 1978 announcing its Tuesday night opening with Talking Heads and Tuff Darts on December 27 The Dictators and Dead Boys on December 28 and Richard Hell and the Voidoids with Patti Smith December 29-31. These acts would be the theater's last perfomances. Included in the program are bios for headlining acts Talking Heads Dead Boys and Richard Hell and the Voidoids as well as listing of CBGB'S Bowery schedule for December 27th through December 31st. CBGB'S owner Hilly Kristal opened CBGB'S 2nd Avenue Theater in late 1977 in the old Anderson Theatre at 66 2nd Avenue. The venue was designed to accommodate the growing crowds bands like Talking Heads the Patti Smith Group and Richard Hell and the Voidoids were attracting to the small Bowery club. With a capacity of just over 1700 seats massive compared to the 350-person capacity of CBGB'S it opened on Tuesday December 27th with Talking Heads headlining and Tuff Darts as the opener. Due to the decrepit state of the theater the cost of bringing the theater up to code even with backing from the likes of Sire records president Seymour Stein were too great. Kristal nearly went bankrupt trying to make a go of it ultimately closing the theater in early 1979. The last performance at the venue was New Year's Eve 1978 featuring The Patti Smith Group Richard Hell and the Voidoids the Erasers and Mars. 5.5 x 8 inches Two page bi-Fold. Near Fine. CBGB's unknown
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1979réf. 156737Studio City CA: EMI Television Programs 1979. Revised Shooting script for the 1979 television film here under the working title "Can You Hear the Laughter The Freddie Prinze Story." Copy belonging to sound mixer Keith A. Wester with his name in manuscript ink on the top right of the front wrapper and his annotations in manuscript ink and pencil on 20 pages. Bound in preceding the script are a six page Staff and Crew contact list a 30 page Shooting Schedule 17 pages of Call Sheets with annotations in manuscript ink and a map to the Comedy Store West. Originally aired on CBS on September 11 1979. Based on the article "Good Night Sweet Prinze" by Peter Greenberg published in the June 1977 issue of Playboy magazine. A portrayal of the sudden rise and success of the troubled Puerto Rican stand-up comedian and actor Freddie Prinze who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound on January 29 1977. White titled wrappers rubber-stamped copy No. 60. Title page present dated March 19 1979 noted as REV. SHOOTING SCRIPT with credits for screenwriter Dalene Young. 125 leaves with last page of text numbered 119. Xerographic duplication rectos only with green and goldenrod revision pages throughout dated variously between 4/23/79 and 5/4/79. Pages Near Fine wrapper Very Good plus bound with three gold brads. EMI Television Programs unknown
1988réf. 2092First Edition. 67-99 pp. each black toner on white commercial stock in stiff printed wrappers. Occasional illustrations. 8vo. Very good. Minor spotting toning handling marks to wrappers interiors clean and bright. 2092 Complete run of Richard Hell's literary magazine sponsored by The Poetry Project at St. Mark's with contributions from across the downtown NYC scene including David Wojnarowicz Eileen Myles Rene Ricard Hell himself and many others. The Poetry Project
réf. 53115Viennae Vienna Switzerland : Typis et sumpti. Joan. Thom. Nob. De Trattnern Caes. Reg. Maj. Aulae Typographi Et Bibliopolae MDCCXCII. 1792 . Annual astronomical tables for the meridian of Vienna printed in 1792 for the upcoming year of 1793. Later full leather binding preserving one of the original boards. 8vo. 20cm x 13.4 cm. pp.489. With 2 engraved folding plates The "Moon": Carefully repaired to blank area without loss 8 engraved tables tailpieces numerous charts and several woodcuts within text. Brown calf . 5 raised bands to spine with remains of old leather title label. All page edges red. Modern bookplate dated 1923 to front endpaper with an illustration of an private observatory: "Ex Libris Mag. F. Fischer A.F. MCMXXIII". Neat inked notes to front free-endpaper. Title page printed within decorative border contents printed within double-ruled borders. Clear text throughout. VG. "Maximilian Hell Hungarian: Hell Miksa born Rudolf Maximilian H�ll; May 15 1720 � April 14 1792 was an astronomer and ordained Jesuit priest from the Kingdom of Hungary. The lunar crater Hell is named after him. Hell became the director of the Vienna Observatory in 1756. He published the astronomical tables Ephemerides astronomicae ad meridianum Vindobonemsem "Ephemerides for the Meridian of Vienna"." - See Wikipedia "Franti�ek Fischer 30 August 1886 � 10 November 1966 was a Czech pharmacist and amateur astronomer. He focused mainly on selenography i.e. mapping the surface of the Moon. From 1924 he operated his own observatory in Prague-Podol� which was described by the editors of the professional journal Empire of Stars as "one of the best-equipped and managed private observatories" in Czechoslovakia." Viennae [ Vienna, Switzerland] : Typis et sumpti. Joan. Thom. Nob. De Trattnern, Caes. Reg. Maj. Aulae Typographi Et Bibliopolae hardcover
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2008réf. CBS-9781402068621Sp Springer 2008. New. Sp Springer unknown
2008réf. CBS-9781402068621Sp Springer 2008. New. Sp Springer unknown
2005réf. 23434Milwaukee WI: Repair 2005. First edition. One of 16 hardbound copies hors commerce signed by the authors; this being copy number 13. The entire edition consisted of 42 hardbound copies and 500 copies in wrappers. Very fine copy. 8vo original red cloth dust jacket. Very fine copy. Repair unknown
2005réf. 3060New York: Akashic Books 2005. Advance Uncorrected Proof. Signature-bound in glossy pictorial wraps. 141 pp. Lightly soiled and edge worn; about Near Fine. Front cover photo by Christopher Wool. Advance Uncorrected Proof copy of the second novel from punk luminary Richard Hell a poetic vignette of the East Village cultural scene in the 1970s. This copy inscribed to Hell's former Television bandmate and childhood friend Tom Verlaine in the later years following a few-decade freeze between the two in black pen to title page: "For deathless Tom / from his old friend / Richard Hell / NYC / Dec 31 2004 Akashic Books unknown
2001réf. 2320New York: powerHouse Books 2001. First Edition. Hardcover octavo in printed dust jacket. White illustrated boards with black lettering. 245pp. Corners gently bumped' horizontal indentation running from fore edge halfway to spine on front board; else clean and sound; Very Good . Clean unclipped dust jacket also holds the same indentation mark to front; trace edge wear besides; Near Fine. Exhaustive compendium of previously uncollected writing from punk musician poet and visual artist Richard Hell inscribed to title page in red ink to former bandmate collaborator and best friend Tom Verlaine: "Thank you Tom / hope all's well / yrs / Hell / October 2001". Hell and Verlaine met as high school students Richard Meyers and Tom Miller in Delaware and developed their identities alongside and against each other -- running away to New York City and forming the pivotal punk band Television together before their well-documented falling out in the mid-1970s. It wasn't until decades later when both men had settled into quieter and more individuated lives of less-public creative production that they resumed any sense of rapport. Hell related to this bookseller that he would see Verlaine browsing the dollar racks outside Manhattan's Strand Bookstore occasionally presenting him with his latest book as their tensions thawed. Hot and Cold contains much content from their time of collaboration with poems from their jointly-created alter ego "Theresa Stern" as well as essays and photos regarding the Television/CBGB's days. powerHouse Books hardcover
réf. 170808005New York: Dot Books 1973. First Edition. Paperback. First edition. Signed by Richard Hell on fake author bio at front: "March 15 1996 For Marlene to improve her library heh heh xxx Theresa Stern Richard." 32pp. with one page publisher list at rear. Illustrated black stiff wraps. An unread copy Fine with the faintest edge-rubbing to wraps. Musician and writer Richard Meyers AKA Hell's first book co-written with his Neon Boys and Television bandmate Tom Miller AKA Verlaine under a pseudonym. Proto-punk poetry from the New York streets rare signed. Dot Books paperback
réf. 32701NY: Dot Books 1973. Paperback. Very good. Paperback. First Edition. 32pp. Head of spine rubbed with some light edgewear else very good in publisher's wraps. Inscribed and signed by Hell on the front free endpaper thus: For--/Soul Bro Bob/From/Theresa Stern/&/ Richard/ Meyers/ Hell/ 10/1/82. Dot Books paperback
2001réf. C51991Bern Switzerland: Verlag Hans Huber. As New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request – – IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened - Text in German. 171 pages. -- with a bonus offer-- - May be EITHER: out of print OOP and extremely rare in this pristine condition; signed by author or contributor; or a first or special edition; inquire for details . 2001. 3456836465 . Verlag Hans Huber paperback
2005réf. 79996Library. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 138 pages. -- with a bonus offer-- . 2005. 0976492598 . Library hardcover
2006réf. 80972Mark Batty Publisher. New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 64 pages color photos throughout obl. 12mo. -- with a bonus offer--; CBGB the music club that helped define New York City’s "punk" scene by introducing the world to such bands as the Talking Heads and Ramones is little more than a bar a stage and two bathrooms. Since the club opened in 1973 very little has changed about the physical space with one exception: the graffiti. The club has never stopped its patrons from adding to the mosaics of ink and pencil that literally cover every square inch of the club’s walls. As grimy and layered with ink as they are the walls contain the history of the club from the musicians to the fans. . 2006. 0977282759 . Mark Batty Publisher paperback
1773réf. 168056Vienna: Johann Thomas von Trattner 1773. Beautifully presented celestial calculations First edition of the annual astronomical tables for the meridian of Vienna printed in 1773 for the upcoming year of 1774 from the library of the astronomer Arne August Wyller. Hell the director of the Vienna Observatory published numerous celestial Ephemerides between 1757 and 1793. The work is engagingly illustrated and includes woodcuts of the phases of the moon parallax diagrams and an engraving of lunar craters. Along with his astronomical work in Vienna Hell 1720-1792 distinguished himself by observing the 1769 transit of Venus from Vardø in northern Norway. For this work the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters elected him a foreign member and planned to publish his results but Hell's decision to extend his stay in Norway and gather non-astronomical data on arctic habitats for an encyclopedia that never appeared likely due to his status as a Jesuit meant that the publication was controversially delayed and the data condemned as fraudulent. However the examination of his notebooks a century later posthumously proved the veracity of his results and led to the naming of the lunar crater "Hell" after him. Provenance: from the library of Arne August Wyller 1927-2001 the director of the Institute for Solar Physics at the Royal Swedish Academy and grandson of playwright August Strindberg and actress Harriet Bosse his ownership signature in pencil on the front free endpaper verso. "Wyller was both a humanist and a scientist and his ideas were not always within the realms expected from a scientist. Many of his friends and colleagues saw him as Renaissance Man with a breadth of knowledge in art literature music philosophy science and technology" Scharmer. Octavo 198 x 124 mm. With 2 engraved folding plates 8 engraved tables head- and tailpieces numerous charts and several woodcuts within text. Title page printed within decorative border contents printed within double-ruled borders. Contemporary red morocco spine with five raised bands compartments ruled and elaborately tooled with floriate motifs in gilt black morocco label covers framed with dotted roll and intricate floriate quatrefoil wave-roll in blind to board edges red marbled endpapers top and bottom edges gauffered near headcaps. Later shelf mark label to front pastedown and pencil ownership initials "V.B." to front free endpaper. Extremities rubbed resulting in a touch of wear to corners gilt bright front inner hinge starting but holding firm short closed tear to fold of both plates not affecting image contents crisp and clean: a near-fine copy. Göran Scharmer "Arne Wyller in memoriam" Harvard University Department of Astronomy 2001 accessible online. hardcover
1998réf. 2690New York: Vehicle Editions 1998. Preview edition limited to 240 copies. Octavo 5-1/2" x 7-3/4" in blank white card stock wraps with pictorial dust jacket 32 pages. Corners gently bumped' horizontal indentation running from fore edge halfway to spine on front board; else clean and sound; Very Good . Clean unclipped dust jacket also holds the same indentation mark to front; trace edge wear besides; Near Fine. Condensed preview edition of the exhaustive compendium of previously uncollected writing from punk musician poet and visual artist Richard Hell inscribed to title page in black ink to former bandmate collaborator and best friend Tom Verlaine: "For Tom with thanks and more sincerely" Hot and cold Hell and Verlaine met as high school students Richard Meyers and Tom Miller in Delaware and developed their identities alongside and against each other -- running away to New York City and forming the pivotal punk band Television together before their well-documented falling out in the mid-1970s. It wasn't until decades later when both men had settled into quieter and more individuated lives of less-public creative production that they resumed any sense of rapport. Hell related to this bookseller that he would see Verlaine browsing the dollar racks outside Manhattan's Strand Bookstore occasionally presenting him with his latest book as their tensions thawed. Hot and Cold contains much content from their time of collaboration with poems from their jointly-created alter ego "Theresa Stern" as well as essays and photos regarding the Television/CBGB's days. This copy was printed in a very short run of 240 copies 40 of which were hardcover by Annabel Lee's Vehicle Editions for the author's exhibition at Rupert Goldsworthy Gallery in October of 1998 in anticipation of the full edition which appeared the following fall of 1999. Vehicle Editions unknown
2001réf. 51991Bern Switzerland: Verlag Hans Huber. New. 2001. Paperback. 3456836465 . FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened - Text in German. 171 pages. -- with a bonus offer . Verlag Hans Huber paperback
réf. 554791New York: Genesis : Grasp Press 1971. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Oblong 24mo. Light blue stapled wrappers. Fine. With the original Genesis : Grasp mailing envelope addressed to poet Clark Coolidge. Also included is a Typed Letter Signed from Richard Meyers a.k.a. Richard Hell to Coolidge dated December 28 1970 mimicing the cover illustrations. The letter informs Coolidge that the press has accepted four of his poems we assume for inclusion in Genesis : Grasp 4 and presents this copy of Uh which is to be the subscriber supplement #5: "I thought you might like it. It's going to be lying around here in packages deteriorating for the two months or so it will take us to raise money and print the issue." The first book by the influential musician and writer Richard Hell published under the pseudonym Ernie Stomach. An artist's flip-book that utilized an alphabet specially created by Hell and published in an edition of 500 copies with 470 trade copies and with 30 numbered and signed by the author. A mystifyingly uncommon book which despite the stated limitation is the only copy we've seen. Genesis : Grasp Press unknown
