15 x 10,5cm, 2pp artists postcard celebrating the 100th anniversary of Ian Hamilton Finlay's birth. The drawing on the front is by Bellingham's son Kaperr of a sculptural work (Lyre, 1979), VG+.

Edinburgh: Morning Star Publications, 1997

14.3 x 10.3cm, 24pp plus original blue boards in carboard slipcase with tipped on label. An anthology artist's book in which invited artists created a phrase to be embroidered on clothing labels. Each of those respective labels are included in separate envelope to be glued if wished to the appropriate page. The artists included: Richard Tuttle, Harry Gilonis, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Jackson Mac Low, Ian Stephen, Graham Rich, Lesley Kerman, Simon Cutts, Medbh Mcguckian, Hans Waanders, Thomas A. Clark, Pavel Büchler, Michael Longley, David Bellingham, Zoë Irvine, Alec Finlay, Simon Patterson, Cecilia Vicuna, Kevin MacNeil, John Burnside and Lawrence Weiner. Now very scarce after the original issue of 200 copies. VG++.

21 x 14cm, 8pp (single folded sheet) with texts in the artist's facsimile text that reads: ART IS A THING OF THE FUTURE/ ART IS A THING OF THE PAST/ART IS A THING OF THE PRESENT". Two quotes from Hegel on the last page. One of a limited edition issued on the 50th anniversary of Peacock Press. VG+.

15 x 21cm, 2pp b/w typographic design by the artist to mimic a stencil cut-out - on the reverse the works are printed black on white again to mimic a cut out. One of a limited edition issued on the 5o0th anniversary of Peacock Press. VG+.

15 x 10.5cm, 2pp artist's postcard which is a design after the Richard Hamilton postcard "Don't Forget Marcel Duchamp" that he issued in 1979. The facsimile name of Richard Hamilton is removed and left blank which allows room for the sender of the card to write their own name. There is another card where the name of Richard Hamilton is printed. One of 100 such cards produced. VG+.

15 x 10.5cm, 2pp artist's postcard which is a design after the Richard Hamilton postcard "Don't Forget Marcel Duchamp" that he issued in 1979. Duchamp's name is replaced by Hamilton's in Bellingham's reworking. Verso: an explanatory short text and publisher's details. There is another card with Hamilton's name redacted and allowing room for the sender of the card to write their name. One of 100 such cards produced. VG+.

22.8 x 15cm, 110pp plus card covers. In original sealed transparent plastic bag. Placed in is a small lead pencil and confetti. An assemblage artist's book with contributions from 47 artists, venues, collectors and comedians contribute texts with varying sincerity, seriousness and originality.

Contributors include Dominic Allan, Mariah Anwander, David Bellingham, Lorna Hamilton-Brown, Sara Korshøj Christensen, Caustic Coastal, Nick Davies (Loophole Projects), Charlie Duck, Daniel Eatock, The Arts Emergency, Steven Emmanuel, Mark Essen, Harrell Fletcher, Ryan Gander, Lauren Godfrey, Harry Grundy, Sam Harris, Sadie Hennessy, Jamie Holman & Alex Zawadzki (Uncultured Creatives), David Horvitz, IMT Gallery, Inglewood Centre for Contemporary Art (Jason & Lori Brown), Patrick Adam Jones, Dion Kitson, Nathaniel Pitt (Division of Labour), Tony Law, Micah Lexier, Sean McClusky, Trackie McLeod, Susan Morris, Simon Munnery, Originalprojects, Anna Reading, The Revelator, Scott Robertson, Motion Sickness, Stephen Skrynka, Trevor H. Smith, Clare Strand, Annika Ström, Milly Thompson, Demelza Watts, Russell Webb, Zembla Gallery. Epilogue written by Orion W Crane.

The pencil is an object multiple by Robertson. One of 300 copies released. VG+.

14 x 10.5cm, 24pp plus card covers and printed dust jacket. Artist's book with a long poem inside by Clark

The dustjacket was designed by David Bellingham. Limited edition - in VG+ condition.

40 x 60cm, full colour giclee print in conservation inks on thick paper. A photographic record of Bellingham's sculptural intervention in the Gore Glen woods near Lust & The Apple done at a time when gallery exhibitions were not feasible due to the Covid-19 regulations. The bright signpost indicates indeed that there is something in the woods.

Only 11 numbered and signed prints aside from two artist proofs released. In original flat pack cardboard with tube and artist designed postcard (of the same image) joint and colophon sheet (also signed and numbered). Fine.

21 x 15cm, 16pp (self cover) artist's book with drawings and texts - each of 60, 7, 24, 31, 52 "branches" are shown each relating to a different time period. Limited edition. Fine.

13 x 16cm, 2pp. Artist's postcard by the Scottish concrete poet and conceptual artist - here with a "riddle" issued as a new year card for 2020 - the answer being "topmorrow". . VG+.