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Intrepid # eight / June 1967 boots preceded by Men and Arms

SKU: 90647214597

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Description

preceded by Men and Arms and Officers and Gentlemen

walking down the King's Road with a small dog on a lead

Illustrated by the Author

Tonsberg and Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen

Printed on hand-made paper with ornate floral borders and illuminated initial letters printed in red

Intrepid # eight / June 1967 boots preceded by Men and ArmsBuffalo, NY: allen de loach, Intrepid Press, 1967. Includes a letter from Bukowski ("poetry is survival, sir. It throws some of the stink bombs out of my room. if it comes as rythm fine of physic, fine, any old way"), signed off "Buk"; two poems by Ted Enslin; a letter to Leonard Cohen from William David Sherman. Original printed yellow card covers, stapled spine, cover calligraphy by Brion Gysin. Extremely bright and clean copy, almost as new. A fine

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