10.5 x 15cm, 2pp artist's postcard as an example of mail art - the front of the card has three texts - "The green text is offset lithography", "The red text is rubber stamped" and "The black text is handwritten". Each in the format indicated. This is a mailed and franked example and hand addressed to Paul Robertson by Micah Lexier. VG+.

Two from a series of 20 separate postcards published by Wilson the artist's close friend posthumously. These both reproduce images of Johnson standing next to typographic works from 1965 and 1968. Fine.

Price is for both cards together

14.5 x 10.5cm (approx.) irregular hand cut transparent paper which the artist has added a spot of white correction fluid (tippex) and a new year greeting in Saito's hand added in ink and a short note in Italian to Caterina Gualco. Signed by Saito. VG+.

One 20 x 25cm offset litho page - folded mechanically for mailing out.  This was one of a number of sample pages issued by Johnson and the Something Else Press to promote the Paper Snake (as mail art as they were mailed out). None of the pages appeared in this format in the final printing of Johnson's famous book as they were created by over printing pages on each other.  All the pages were designed by Johnson and were the result of mail art sent by him to Alison Knowles and Dick Higgins who later collated the whole (with Johnson's assent) and created the artist's second book (The Paper Snake).  These pages are all indicated verso as "sample pages" and were intended to be sent out by the press to promote the book - thus, de facto, returning the printed page to the original medium of postal art! Here we offer the last of these pages that we held (at one point we had 13 different ones) in fine condition.  A scarce publicity item for Johnson's book. Fine condition.

7.5 x 12cm, 2pp. Artist designed posstcard with the title text in English and in French. This was one of Ben's most important Fluxus works issued as his argument that his signature was enough to indicate something was art. This was a mailed example (although no stamp or franking) tp a Mr Pei Chen Owyang in NYC. VG+. Scarce.

10.5 x 15cm, 2pp artists' postcard - the first printing of Spoerri's original 1972 mail art work showing a woman being kidnapped (one assumes) by a large gorilla with a background of Munich. VG+. Unmailed copy.

10.5 x 15cm, 2pp artists' postcard - a reprint of Spoerri's original 1972 mail art work showing a woman being kidnapped (one assumes) by a large gorilla with a background of Munich. The reprint was to promote a mail art exhibition in Berlin. Verso publisher and museum details. VG+. Unmailed copy.

15 x 21cm, silver hall marked postcard with card insert and outer envelope with tie binding. The outer envelope has the title hand-written by Robertson. One of only 12 examples of this mail art work which has been stamped officially by a hallmark designed by the artist which is only to be used for this edition. All VG+.