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First edition, softback, 1936.
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pub. 1938 - My oldest Obsever Book, I bought this as a schoolboy in 1939/40 - I don't know if it had a dustjacket
,probably not as it was wartime.
an essay in the form of a letter.
by Jay Millar.
Toronto, BookThug, 19 june 1999. 26 copies lettered in black rubberstamp at colophon rear.
5-1/2 x 5-1/2, 25 sheets white Strathmore Writing with plain cream Royal Classic Laid endleaves side-stapled twice & tipped into 1-3/8" flap ends of filamented beige recycled wove dustjacket printed black photocopy recto only, interiors all except 4 pp printed black photocopy.
includes discussion of the covers of bpNichol's the martyrology & passing reference to grOnk
the selected letters of irving layton.
by Irving Layton; edited by Francis Mansbridge.
Toronto, Macmillan Of Canada, [january] 1989. ISBN o-7715-9424-o.
6 x 8-15/16, 224 sheets white bond perfectbound with plain grey wove endpapers & 7/8" white & grey cloth applique head- & tailbands into 6-3/8 x 9-1/4 dull cherry linen-paper-covered boards printed black offset spine only, interiors all except 6 pp printed black offset, in 6-3/8 x 9-1/4 white rectogloss dustjacket with 4" flaps printed 3-colour process offset recto only with hot pink addition to front cover.
cover photo by Sam Tata.
contributions by Francis Mansbridge.
includes:
i) To Peter Dwyer, 8 April 1970, by Francis Mansbridge (pp.262-263; with passing reference to bpNichol)
ii) "Hi: yes, I asked for you as soon as I returned form my junket-", by Irving Layton (pp.27o-272; with reference to "that faddist B. P. Nichol")
iii) "Dear Barry:", by Irving Layton" (pp.3o6-3o7; letter to Barry Callaghan with reference to Nichol's "dead piece of shit", The Martyrology)
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ruth fielding clearing her name
alice b. emerson
inscription from november 1929
didn't know this book came with this dustjacket - cool!
It would be a safe guess to say that these belong to my dad, but I actually picked them up myself in Gloucester a couple of months ago.
by David Fujino.
Toronto, ee.no Books, 199o. 3oo copies.
5-5/8 x 8-1/2, 67 sheets white bond perfectbound with plain black linen endleaves in white chromecoat wrappers, all except inside covers & pp.6 & 13o printed black offset with red additions to 3 pp (51, 58, 113), in white glossy dustjacket with 3" flaps printed black offset recto only.
cover graphic unacknowledged.
includes:
i) Afterword (p.133; list of thankyous includes bpNichol)
These plain blue wrappers conceal the beautiful and elaborate designs on the Darro Edition of Washington Irving's Alhambra, a design featured in the 1891 Architectural League of New York exhibit and the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 (Chicago World's Fair).
Jacket for the 1981 edition of Michael McLaverty's In This Thy Day (Dublin: Poolbeg). Blurb from Reed's New Statesman and Nation review, September 22, 1945 (pp. 200-201).
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It would be a safe guess to say that these belong to my dad, but I actually picked them up myself in Gloucester a couple of months ago.
by Phil Balsam & Dennis Lee.
London (England), RCA Limited Record Division, 1984. issued as PL7o221 in 2 variants:
a) vinyl as described below;
b) audiocassette (uninspected).
11-7/8" black vinyl 33-1/3 RPM phonodisc with 3-7/8" circular white bond labels printed black & silver offset, in 12 x 12 plain white kraft dustjacket with 4-1/16" circular windows in 12-1/4 x 12-1/4 white glossy-covered tan cardboard gatefold sleeve printed 4-colour process offset.
cover photograph unacknowledged.
musicians unacknowledged [Michael Francis (Guitar), Dave Goelz (vocals), Jim Henson (vocals), Richard Hunt (vocals), Bernie LaBarge (guitar), Bob McLaren (drums), Kathryn Mullen (vocals), Jerry Nelson (vocals), Frank Oz (vocals), Ray Parker (keyboards), Karen Prell (vocals), Dick Smith (percussion), Tom Szczesniak (bass), Steve Whitmire (vocals)].
17 contributors ID'd:
Phil Balsam, Michael Francis, Dave Goelz, Jim Henson, Richard Hunt, John Kongos, Bernie LaBarge, Dennis Lee, Bob McLaren, Kathryn Mullen, Jerry Nelson, "B.P. Nicol", Frank Oz, Ray Parker, Karen Prell, Dick Smith, Tom Szczesniak, Steve Whitmire.
Nichol contributes:
i) MUCK AND GOO, music by Phil Balsam; performers as above (1:1o, side 2 track 5)
also includes:
ii) FOLLOW ME, by Phil Balsam & Dennis Lee (side 1 track 2; written for inclusion in Nichol's Born To Wander
iii) DUM OF A SON OF A GUN, by Phil Basam & Dennis Lee (side 2 track 3; written for inclusion in Nichol's The Garden Plot)
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•Nichol uncredited on the sleeve but the side 2 label annotates "MUCK AND GOO (Balsam-Lee-Nichol)"
• 1st edition, 1983
• Fraggle Rock Sing-Along Book Vol. 1, 1983
• LOS FRAGUEL, RCA, 1984
• 3rd cassette edition, Columbia Records, 1987
• Fraggle Rock Soundtracks test pressing, 2o16
• THE BEST OF Jim Henson's FRAGGLE ROCK, Enjoy The Toons, 2o16
• ____ Think Geek variant
• ____ picture disc variant, Enjoy The Toons, 2o16
I have new glasses at long last. I originally looked at the ones that have the chrome nosepiece, but that only made my gray hair more prominent. In momochrome, this just might be a dustjacket picture--guess I better write the book it should go around!
It would be a safe guess to say that these belong to my dad, but I actually picked them up myself in Gloucester a couple of months ago.
This one actually says it's by "Leo Diamond his harmonica and orchestra"
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J. Heuff van Houweninge, Droesem. Roman. Rotterdam, Brusse, 1936. Halflinnen met stofomslag. 1e en enige druk.
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Published 1925-1928.
Dustjackets are FAKE, PHONY, home-made with clip art. They're my own design and do not recreate the original jackets - I have no idea what the originals looked like.
1st ed. 1946, Hodder and Stoughton.
If you want an author who drops names you can't do better than Cecil; he names just about every living important person in America in this volume. I love his style.
"The lost classic novel of a young man's rebellion against his father, set against a backdrop of Jazz in 1940s London. A young man rebels against the stuffy future envisaged for him by his father, an upright Professor of Classics in a 'red-brick' university. He runs away from school at the age of seventeen and becomes a jazz pianist in a low dive club in one of the seamier haunts of London. "
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Again, hurrah for Wikipedia! I used the info on Edgar Rice Burroughs' page to create an author profile.
Hardback from Random House's "Everyman's Library" collection, purchased in the early 2000s. No dustjacket, but in good condition, with red cloth ribbon bookmark attached.
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Franc L.B. Berkhout, Hoogtij der onderwereld. Rotterdamse roman. Rotterdam, Brusse, 1948. Karton. 1e en enige druk.
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by Phil Balsam & Dennis Lee.
1st thus. [Wantagh (NY/USA)], Enjoy The Toons Records, [2o16. 1ooo unique copies] issued as ETToo3 in 9(?) variants; this red/yellow variant apparently issued for exclusive distribution by Think Geek.
11-3/4" diameter transparent yellow & red vinyl 33-1/3 RPM phonodisc with 3-7/8" dia. circular white bond labels printed 4-colour process offset, in 12 x 12 plain white dustjacket with 3-15/16" circular windows & tapered corners in 12-1/4 x 12-1/4 white glossy-covered brown cardboard sleeve printed 4-colour process offset; issued shrinkwrapped with 2-9/16 x 1 white bond label with "Think Geek" in mauve marker holograph.
cover photographs unacknowledged.
musicians unacknowledged [Michael Francis (Guitar), Dave Goelz (vocals), Jim Henson (vocals), Richard Hunt (vocals), Bernie LaBarge (guitar), Bob McLaren (drums), Kathryn Mullen (vocals), Jerry Nelson (vocals), Frank Oz (vocals), Ray Parker (keyboards), Karen Prell (vocals), Dick Smith (percussion), Tom Szczesniak (bass), Steve Whitmire (vocals)].
includes:
i) Muck And Goo, by Phil Balsam [& bpNichol, uncredited] (side 1, track 8)
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• one of a series of 3(?) reïssues by Enjoy The Toons Records, supplementing the original 1983 Fraggle Rock album's 17 tracks with a further 7 (Muck And Goo is side 2 track 3 on the initial release).
• almost completely devoid of credits & information: the edition calls for 1ooo copies, of which 125 feature red-splattered clear yellow vinyl evocative of the Red Fraggle character. other vinyl colours signify Gobo, Boober, Mokey, Sprocket, Wembley, Marjorie the Trash Heap, a half yellow/half orange vinyl variant & a "radish" variant of clear vinyl with a clear red blob in the middle. all are in editions of 15o unique copies (though the yellow/orange variant seems relatively consistent) except for Marjorie & Sprocket, which are of 125.
• this transparent yellow/red split variant appears to've been made specifically for distribution by Think Geek (Grapevine, Texas/USA). it is unaccounted for in Enjoy The Toons' published specs. & sports a different cover photograph on its non-gatefold sleeve.
• see also the simultaneous picture disc
• Fraggle Rock Soundtracks test pressing, 2o16
• see also FRAGGLE ROCK, UK, RCA, 1984
• LOS FRAGUEL, 1984
• 2nd cassette edition, Columbia Records, 1987