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self-pub book / 2011

  

I made another thing: Artists In Jackson, the magazine edition, to accompany my project's hardcover book. Full color, 96 pages, and a tad larger than the portfolio. Plus it's bendable.

 

Learn more at artistsinjackson.com

Dave Ladd

 

HSITI Zine 006

A4 folded to A7

16pp one-shot style fold

Full Colour

Edition of 100 – 2008.

 

The fourth in a series of photographic zines by DL76. This installment is a collection of photos of cars... pretty much.

 

Zines, prints and more – now available for sale in our store.

Martin Gillott, better known in the wrestling world as Jackie 'Glitterboy' Evans, knew early in his career that life in the ring would be no walk in the park. Posing as a blond, Lurex-clad gayboy who liked to fight dirty was great for ticket sales, but not so good for his health. He was knocked out five times in his career - always by a furious fan, never by his opponent. Yet Martin loved the game, and wouldn't change a day of his 12-year professional wrestling career. Now he tells all, including hilarious accounts of adventures in and out of the ring, fans violent and amorous, landladies who were scarier than Giant Haystacks and girls who were faster than Mick McManus. And then there were the many well-known names he rubbed shoulders with along the way, from Brian Glover to John Le Mesurier. Confessions Of A Wrestler will have you in stitches - just like 'Glitterboy'.

 

Dave Ladd

 

HSITI Zine 002

A4 folded to A7

16pp – one-shot style fold

Full Colour

Edition of 100 – 2007.

 

Flat White... is part two in a series of photographic zines by DL76 – taken on his daily travels in the UK and Australia.

 

Critics say: "IF U READ THIS UR A PRICK".

 

Zines, prints and more – now available for sale in our store.

"There Will Always Be Parts of Us Left Unattended." For PRIN 452: Special Projects II, Concordia University. Fall 2010. 28 pages. A shot of the finished books, with their mylar cover. First edition of 25. Printed on Enviormatte100 160g 100% recycled, acid free paper, vellum poetry overlay pages, and mylar cover.

 

To view the entire digital project, with poetry and all, please visit this link.

this is the first page of a photocopied forty page publication of rants by an unknown person. a stack of them was left at ryerson university in downtown toronto. from the first sentence on the first page, i was hooked - i hope you are, too.

self-pub book / 2009 (pages)

 

The tape presents the very first tracks recorded by this modern psych lonesome guitar hero during winter 09'. Four post-Earth (first period !) depressive magically skinned tracks repeated on both sides of the tape.

CS edition of the selfpublished cdr.

 

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Now out on Blurb.com

 

www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1977957

 

I titled the book "Steam on Steel" but in my mind it will always be "A Week Too Late".

 

I had designed the book on my laptop, I showed my wife the layout and uploaded it to Blurb.com. She died on Feb 15 and the book arrived on Feb 19.

 

A week too late.

 

**sigh**

self-pub book / 2011

There are now three editions of The Halloween Retrospect for vintage Halloween collector references. Note again these are not visual survey books but instead articles on focused subjects via primary sources that include ~550 catalogs of consumer/vendor materials (1900-1979) as well as company materials across US archives (such as Framingham History Center for THR, V2 or Hallmark Archives for THR, V3).

 

THR, VOLUME 1 (June 2023):

 

With research pulled from the pages of nearly 500 catalogs (1900-1979) housed in one archive library, The Halloween Retrospect, Volume 1 is the first in a series of new guide books (in digest form) to offer critical perspective of the traditional narrative surrounding vintage Halloween markets, and by result offering important information to collectors in the field.

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Note that official copies include bookmark-tallies and a March Brothers poster.

Letterbox (pg. 4).

Introduction Positions for Context, Statement of Intent, Regarding Sources (pg. 5) .

Normal Halloween Holiday Novelties & Early Twentieth Century Youth (pg. 10).

Western Novelty Co. 1928-1990 Carnival, Concession, & Bazaar Supplies – Colorado (pg. 17).

Timeline for Witches A Journey of Two Witches: United States & Germany (pg. 20).

Ornamenten Groteske The Enigmatic History of German Diecuts (pg. 26).

Craw-Bogle Trader a proposal for off-market collecting (p. 32).

 

THR, VOLUME 2 (December 2023):

 

Volume 2 continues the tradition of researching America’s past Halloween marketplace. The guidebook’s feature article examines Dennison publications with significant finds (about serial numbers on publications) from Framingham History Center. As well, V2 offers information on B. Shackman catalogs, E. Rosen cards, and certain German imports (see cover art).

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Note that official copies include a Dennison poster and Shackman postcards.

Letterbox (pg. 4)

Introduction Statement of Intent, Regarding Source (pg. 5).

Decrypting Dennison Serial Number Guide Featuring Autumn Publication (pg. 10).

Shackman’s 70 / 72 Peculiar Catalogs from the Tens & Thirties (pg. 20).

Skittle or Decor The New Identity Crisis for Vintage Figures (pg. 24).

Trix or Treats at Sears Rosen in Midcentury Midseason Fall Catalogs (pg. 28).

Index The Halloween Retrospect, Vol. 1 & Vol. 2 (pg. 32).

 

THR, VOLUME 3 (June 2024):

 

The third volume of The Halloween Retrospect features a two-part article that first studies haunted house ephemera (early-20th-century to mid-century) and secondly features cards by Gibson and centerpieces by Hallmark as evidence of new paper collectible innovations The book also has small articles on the 60’s wave of sound effects vinyl and a list of catalog terminology.

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Note official copies contain Hallmark centerpieces poster and crossword puzzle.

Letterbox (pg. 4)

Introduction Statement of Intent, Regarding Source (pg. 5).

Halloween Haunts – Part 1 The Witch’s Cottage and Spook House Additions (pg. 8).

Halloween Haunts – Part 2 Engineered Mansions and Hallmark Innovations (pg. 14).

Haunted House Timeline Hallmark Haunted Houses 1950-1980: Poster & Key (pg. 25).

Haunted Vinyl Sixties Wave of Haunted House Recordings (pg. 27).

The Catalog Audience Understanding Readership to Define Content (pg. 29).

Index The Halloween Retrospect, Vol. 1 -Vol. 3 (pg. 31).

   

I just got more of the guts printed today for my self-published book, and I'm currently hand-sewing the signatures together. New copies of Where The Wind Blows And The Kite Strings Wind will be available for sale at the upcoming Publication Studio's Publication Fair this Sunday Dec 20th! You can also read the book online at www.thisdotcomtaken.com > SMALL PRESS > Wind Blows ...although it reads a bit funny online when you can't hold it in your hands and turn the pages.

Screenprinted zine by Chicago's Keith Herzik... alamoigloo.blogspot.com/ Available at Quimby's Bookstore

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The new vintage Halloween collectibles guidebook, THR- V4 - the fourth volume of The Halloween Retrospect’s reference series for vintage collectibles continues archival research of America’s past holiday marketplace. This guide features a stylistic study of early art educator Louise D. Tessin (as well as other contributors) and the possibility of certain contributions toward early 20th-century Milton Bradley stained glass window transparencies. Shorter items include a look at Halloween products in Sunday school catalogs, John Wilcox items, and visual by Mabel Betsy Hill.

 

Inserts:

A: Transparency (new from Bindlegrim) homage to Milton Bradley’s stained glass paper decorations from 1940’s.

[For related topics read blog entry To: Halloween, From: Xmas].

B: Puzzle Bulletin II featuring 18×18 Halloween-themed crossword “Sight Seer Roundup” by Robert Aaron Wiley.

  

Articles:

Introduction (pg. 4) is a shortened introduction to the archive library with important information about its research mission.

 

Bradley’s Creatives – Part 1 A Short History of Holiday Visionary Louise D. Tessin (pg. 6) studies the history of an early art educator professionally hired for Milton Bradley offering a unique holiday vision in various roles from the 1920’s to the 1950’s. Includes some data concerning the artist’s personal art projects.

Contains 10 illustrations as well as source references.

 

Bradley’s Creatives – Part 2 Tessin, Her Contemporaries, and a Colorful Invention (pg. 14) examines the professional work of Tessin with a limited comparison to other Milto Bradley contributors (Payberg, Gode, Rehtus, Kilborn, etc.) of the time period. Combines this study with a query of possible artistic vision behind Milton Bradley’s set of stained glass window transparency decor from the 1940’s.

Contains 22 illustrations, 2 timeline tables, as well as source references.

[For related topics read blog entry To: Halloween, From: Xmas].

 

October’s Cathedral A Secret Cache Of Hallowe’en For Sunday School (pg. 25) reviews the surprising reference of Sunday school catalogs (particularly David C. Cook) as a modern resource for studying early century Halloween novelties on the vintage market.

Contains 4 illustrations as well as source references.

 

John Wilcox & Hallowe’en Up-to-date, Unique, & Splendid Portrayals of Spirit (pg. 28) identifies certain obscure decorations as supplied through educator-focused catalog advertisements for the company.

Contains 4 illustrations as well as source references.

 

The Witches’ DanceMore Hallowe’en Chaos by Artist Mabel Betsy Hill (pg. 31) revisits the amazing vision of one illuminator seen earlier in THR publications (such as Volume 3) when reviewing early haunted house imagery in Better Homes & Gardens.

Contains 7 illustrations as well as source references.

 

Index The Halloween Retrospect, Vol. 1 – Vol. 4 (pg. 33) from first to fourth digests.

Documentary photographs of graffiti, tags, political street art, and more by Josh MacPhee circa 2005

www.justseeds.org

by Mattias Gunnasson

mattiasg.se/

selfpublished

edition of 25

Purchased at the Reed Space, NYC about 5 or 6 years ago.

thereedspace.com/

self-pub book / 2010 (pages)

  

A mini-comic by Chris Ware printed on newsprint from around 1992

wow. day 100 really snuck up on me this time. i was trying to think of something cool to do, but i still feel like crap. at least my book arrived today, giving me something to shoot.

Monrovia’s favorite bear reached celebrity status when the news media and word of mouth told his story. When younger he roamed the local mountains living a normal bear life. Like many of us he grew older and life became more difficult. Garbage and a hot tub provided the easy life. His tired old bones were soothed by the warm water. Attempts were made to stop his Hot Tub visits. Sadly he ingested a plastic bag and became ill. Samson was a “Garbage” bear and no longer could be released in to the wild. Talk was that he had to be destroyed. Monrovians and the public rallied to his support. He was saved, but where would he go? Forest DeSpain director of the Orange County Zoo built an enclosure complete with a Hot Tub. Samson enjoyed his last days. He passed on to the Great Hot Tub in the sky on May 14, 2001

 

I sell these Note Cards for $3.50 for more information email me at waltsdesign@yahoo.com

An excellent series of photo zines documenting aspects of human intervention on the built environment. This issue features stolen news photographs of a 1991 fire at One Meridian Plaza in Philadelphia. www.cantabpublishing.com/ofnote.html

A zine by Paul Ehat of photographs of various billboards for a Catholic radio station

Screenprinted zine by Chicago's Keith Herzik... alamoigloo.blogspot.com/ Available at Quimby's Bookstore

www.quimbys.com

The Halloween Retrospect library is happy to offer publications as guidebooks on the subject of vintage Halloween collectibles. New for 2023-2024 are the softcover books series The Halloween Retrospect, Volume 1 and The Halloween Retrospect, Volume 2 which accompany and support the on-site archive collection of vintage objects.

 

Volume 2 features articles on how and why to decipher Dennison publication serial numbers, and shorter articles on Shackman catalogs, E Rosen sucker cards, and the German imports seen on the cover. The book's Table of Contents with more detailed descriptions are available at the website: halloweenretrospect.com/product/the-halloween-retrospect-...

 

And the book is for sale from the author's bookstore on Etsy: www.etsy.com/listing/1615466148/the-halloween-retrospect-...

Middle-aged Jennifer Green is living a life of quiet despair following her husband’s confession of an affair – until she encounters a half-crazed hobo who appears to know more about her than she does herself. Thanks to the tramp’s strange powers, Jennifer suddenly finds herself 25 years younger, with the figure and face of a goddess and every millionaire in New York trying to date her. When Jennifer moves in with her own unsuspecting daughter she takes up ‘honey trapping’ to catch cheating husbands, even checking out her daughter’s dodgy fiancé. But then her killer combination of stunning beauty and mature wisdom makes her a star on prime-time TV, and she begins to realise that there is an astonishing connection between the hobo, the handsome stranger who once nearly hijacked her wedding and the rich, successful and impossibly handsome media tycoon who now sweeps her off her feet. It Starts With A Kiss is a magical, funny, sexy story of glamour and romance, of lost youth and found love. “On my wedding day, I committed myself to a truly wondrous man. If only he’d been my husband…”

 

Perhaps the best issue of this punk hardcore fanzine. From the sick custom hand-drawn cover to the bands (rad line-up) to the cool layouts done by Josh Hooten. Tons of copies printed, too. 1998? My NYC apartment had boxes coming and going like UPS back then.

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