20 x 18cm, 80pp (self cover). The Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazine has a tradition of the 46th number being dedicated to a single artist. Here the artist is Raymond Pettibon with a long essay and interview in German and many golour and b/w images of works. One of the harder to find numbers in the series. VG+.

21 x 14.8cm, 1pp announcement card for the release of a 12inch picture disc by Pettibon (who wrote lyrics and sings) with Oliver Augst (also vocals). The card has a work Untitled from 2011 by Pettibon as its main illustration below floating text.  Unmailed - VG+.

30 x 21cm, 10pp, self cover. Stapled. Xerox - black on white paper cover, Articles on Punk in London (from a Scottish perspective), banning punk in Glasgow, The Stranglers, The Pinks and single reviews etc. Another hard to find regional zine with a horribly reproduced cover - clearly punks did not know how to adjust the photocopier machines to reproduce their artwork in dark tones. Fine.

30 x 21cm, 24pp. Red and black cover, b/w internally. A single number of this obscure Punk Zine with articles on The Ruts, Raincoats, The Vibrators, The Cure. VG.

38 x 29cm, 32pp (self cover). Tabloid newspaper with 30 b/w images of the kids from the punk scene in Gateshead/Newwcastle from the summer of 1985. VG+.

34 x 29cm, 8pp (self cover). Tabloid newspaper. The exhibition catalogue for the exhibition exploring the history of Scottish pop and rack music. Colour images throughout and many short quotes by pop illuminaries such as Shirley Manson, Aiden Moffat, Clare Grogan, Eddi Reader, K T Tunstall, and others. Essential history of Scottish popular culture. VG+.

17 x 10.5cm folded brochure which opens out to 51 x 21cm, 2pp artist designed poster and announcement leaflet. reproduces a drawing of a tree by Byrne. VG+.

15 x 21cm, 8pp (single folded sheet) promoting the various editions released during the Bowie Is exhibition including Paul Robertson's Periodic Table of Bowie. Small images of the prints and other editions included. VG+.

21 x 15cm, 2pp announcement card for a one night concert of works on the theme of Ecstacy. Works by Micheal Torke. Michael Nyman, Arnold Schoenberg and the Pet Shop Boys' "I would not normally do this sort of thing" in a specially orchestrated version of their hit. Card is still in the original red transparent envelope which deliberately is cololur to obscure parts of the card design when not opened. VG+ and unopened.