30. 5 x 30.5cm, printed sleeve with images of a Nitsch aktion on the front and back as well as a standard 12 inch 33rpm record and two facsimile reproductions of the score for the work.

A re-issue of the music originally recorded by the Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR) of Köln, Germany this is one of the deluxe 50 copies  signed by Hermann NItsch on the musical score page. 

Record unplayed in VG+ sleeve and scores.

21 x 30cm, 2pp. Musical score deigned by the artist with the work (we believe) intended to cause pain. Printed blcak on white card. VG+.

21 x 15cm, 8pp (self cover). A songsheet circulated during Labour Party conference with the lyrics of many of the songs sung on the last day of Labour Party Conference including the Red Flag, the Internationale, Jerusalem and others. SLight handling creaases else VG+.

21 x 15cm, 28pp plus card covers. A songbook reprinting the lyrics from mostly humorous songs written by the Red Review themselves along witha couple of more traditional socialist songs such as Bandiera Rosa. Hand made as the folding and stapling is not perfect but still overall VG+. Now scarce.

21 x 15cm, 44pp plus card covers. A songbook reprinting the lyrics from the songs performed by a Labour Party student fund-raising review which was exceptionally popular in the party during the 1980s; includes the Red Flag, Internationale, Bandiera Rosa, Jarama Valley, Rosa Luxemburg, Bread and Roses and other traditional socialist songs along with more recent compositions written by the Red Review themselves. B/w "stolen" images as small illustrations. Hand made as the folding and stapling is not perfect but still overall VG+. Design and edition by Paul Roberston, Paul Madill and Richard Beal. Now scarce.

59 x 16.5 x 4.5cm, two part hinged custom wooden box with silkscreen title content of 10 different standard audio cassettes in plastic boxes and with four 28.5 x 15.5 1pp paper inserts  with information about the recordings and reproducing a score by George Brecht "Comb Music". A deluxe production with rare or unpublished recordings by Ay-o, Jean Dupuy, Robert Filliou, Joe Jones, Emmett Williams, Richard Maxfield, Ferdinand Kriwet, Carolee Schneemann, Allan Kaprow, Charlotte Moorman, David Tudor and others. The recordings are a mix of interviews, sound poetry, music and experimental recordings.

This is one of only 80 such boxes. Mint and unplayed. It went out of print almost immediately.

21 x 14.8cm, 12pp plus card covers. The first in a series of College publications with a musical theme. This is one of only 312 numbered examples with a pink cover. Some minor fading to the card cover paper and the beginnings of rust on the staples but otherwise near fine.

26.8 x 17.5cm, 4pp sheet music with an original one colour lithographic cover after a drawing by Rene Magritte (printed blue on cream).  A single colour, smaller format variant on a two-colour song sheet also released by the publisher at the same time. Very good with very minor browning at edges.

Reference: Schwilden Magritte et la Musique Brussels 1995 Nr 36. / Roque et Gevaert, Ceci n'est pas un Magritte no 80.

Scarce.

26.8 x 17.5cm, 4pp sheet music with an original one colour lithographic cover after a drawing by Rene Magritte (blue on cream).  Signed in the plate "Magritte". Very slight browning else VG+.

26.8 x 17.5cm, 4pp sheet music (composer: Max Alexys) with an original one colour lithographic cover by Rene Magritte (blue on cream) reproducing collage elements and small drawings of Bruxelles.  One small paper loss to right on both pages (1.5 x 0.7cm) both otherwise very good.

Reference: Schwilden Magritte et la Musique Brussels 1995 Nr 4. / Roque et Gevaert, Ceci n'est pas un Magritte no 67.

Very scarce early example of Magritte's paid commercial design work - a small paper lack top right else VG.