31.3 x 31,3 cm. single folded sheet (into 24 sections) - a book-as-poster documenting Princes half-century of image appropriation 0 the publication unfolds to a two-sided (one English, one Danish) poster with a richly illustrated collage of works by Prince from across his career (including his famous "rephotographs"), plus two in-depth texts on Princes oeuvre by the curators Nancy Spector and Anders Kold. Additionally and sometimes missing there is a 31 x 31cm, thick card which is double sided and takes the place of a record. There are two images one of a nurse paining and the other a sculpture of a young boy. One of 500 examples. VG+.

85 uk pounds

18.6 x 9cm, 20pp (self cover). Publisher's catalogue for the items held for sale by Konig which includes all the portfolios of early Bucher that they bought from Feldmann himself and sold at incredibly higher prices (which they were entitled to do). Small images in b/w and descriptions of most books and items. Now hard to find. VG+.

15 x 21cm, 2pp announcement card for a solo show  by Feldmann. One work displayed in colour on front, verso gallery details. VG+.

21 x 14.7 cm, unpaginated (68pp) plus card covers. Artist's book by John Baldessari with found images of people talking on telephones and, occasionally, wearing pearls.  A near fine example. One of 1,000 but strangely hard to find.

84 x 60cm, full colour artist designed poster in an edition of 750 unsigned copies (and 45 signed and numbered copies) - which has an image of a pop art poster from 1963 showing Richard Hamilton's What makes today's homes so different, so appealing? pasted onto a brick wall. Part of Monk's Again, A Time Machine A Poster Project. VG+.

84 x 60cm, full colour artist designed poster in an an edition of 750 unsigned copies (and 45 signed and numbered copies) - which has an image of a poster showing a poster which has had an original Daniel Buren stripe poster (originally sold to Monk by Paul Robertson) pasted on it. Hence there are three iterations of posters in the image which has itself become a poster. Part of Monk's Again, A Time Machine A Poster Project. VG+.

15 x 10.5cm, 16pp (single folded sheet) which was the gallery handout and small poster for the exhibition where Nelson displayed traditional factory machinery as if they were sculptures. Interview with the artist and the unfolded sheet shows one of the machines in situ. Folded as issued else VG+.

32 x 23.5cm, 2pp full colour announcement leaflet/small poster - verso the same image as used on the original film poster , recto: a resume of the original film and false critical statements about it. The leaflet was publicity for the Situationist's experimental film which simply showed the Hong Kong original with the sound removed and Vienet's dubbed voice over laying political texts and obtuse sub-titles (in French). The entire appropriation being a experiment in cinematic detournment. Fine.

10 x 21cm, 2pp announcement card for an exhibition of photography by McCollum and Prince. One works by Prince reproduced in red and black duotone on the front and verso museum details. VG+.

21 x 10cm, 6pp announcement card/brochure for an exhibition of photography by Piller and Prince. Two works by Prince reproduced in colour and b/w and one by Piller in colour. Short essay in German by Ingo Clauss,