London: Editions Schellmann & Kluser, 1984
21 x 15cm, 4pp announcement card with two works reproduced internally (Dead Stags from 1982 and Bath-Tub for a Heroine, 1984) internally, exhibition and gallery details on the front and back covers. VG+.
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Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1972
15 x 10.5cm, 2pp. Original postcard edition by Beuys issued as part of the "Originalgrafik - Series D" which has extensive notes from Richard Demarco and Beuys on the back and a rubber stamped Die Grunen green impression. Stamped, franked and mailed to an address in Cambridge, England. Dated by frank 30/1/81. VG+.
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Roma: Galleria Santoro, 1980
15 x 10.5cm, 2pp. Announcement card with a design of a FIU print on the front KUNST = KAPITAL. A mailed example with written address - but VG+.
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Berlin: Kaiserring der Stadt Goslar, 1979
16 x 16cm, 4pp embossed white card with an internal text inviting the participant to the ceremony of the city of Goslar giving Joseph Beuys the "Kaiserring der Stadt Goslar" (one of Germany's most prestigious art prizes) with a speech in honour of Beuys by Dr. Wieland Schmied. VG+.
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Berlin: Edition Hundertmark, n.d. (1977)
10.3 x 15cm, 2pp. Artist designed card issued by Hundertmark with printed rubber stamp impressions by Beuys (Fluxus Zone East) and Ken Friedman (Fluxus Zone West). Beuys has written a hand signed dedication in red ink over the front of the card to (what we think is) Klaus-Gunther Schulz. The blue colour of the printing of the Fluxus Zone stamp impression is much lighter than other examples of this card we have seen - suggesting this was an additional printing of the work. VG+.
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Berlin: Edition Hundertmark, n.d. (1977)
9 x 14cm, 2pp. Artist designed card issued by Hundertmark to be part of the Morris and Trasov organised Image Bank Postcard Show (1971) but later issued in a box set as an edition. Displays printed rubber stamp impressions by Beuys (Fluxus Zone East) and Ken Friedman (Fluxus Zone West). VG+.
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Edinburgh: Ronald Gunn, n.d. (1969) 38 x 30.5cm, b/w silver gelatine photographic print displaying a Ian Hamilton Finlay sculpture installed in Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline, in 1969. The photograph shows a different version of the KY sculpture where the KY stands for a boat (being the code for Kirkcaldy) and the number 365, the days in the year. Additionally nearby tree trunks symbolise the masts of boats - the landscape being therefore compared with a seascape. This is one of a number of editioned photographs Finlay issued with Gunn. The back of the print has the photographer's copyright stamp. Some soft creases to the large sheet and one small diagonal crease bottom right (not affecting image) else VG. Scarce. ...
Edinburgh: Ronald Gunn, n.d. (1969) 20 x 25.5cm, b/w silver gelatine photographic print displaying a Ian Hamilton Finlay sculpture (in extreme closeup) installed in Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline, in 1969. This is one of a number of editioned photographs Finlay issued with Gunn. The back of the print has the photographer's copyright stamp. Some soft creases to the large sheet and one small diagonal crease bottom right (not affecting image) else VG. Scarce. ...
Edinburgh: Ronald Gunn, n.d. (1969) 38 x 30.5cm, b/w silver gelatine photographic print displaying a Ian Hamilton Finlay sculpture installed in Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline, in 1969. This is one of a number of editioned photographs Finlay issued with Gunn. The back of the print has the photographer's copyright stamp. Some soft creases to the large sheet and one small diagonal crease bottom right (not affecting image) else VG. Scarce. ...