14.8 x 10cm, outer folder printed black on yellow card content of ten postcards (all joined together leporello  but with perforations allowing the card to be separated). The cards are b/w images of works by Max Ernst, Jacques Ferrer, Claude Georges, Jennett Lam, Wilfredo Lam, Henri Michaux, Louis Pons, Sima, Doreothea Tanning and Viseux. Complete and all cards attached. Scarce.

11.5 x 15m, unpaginated (56pp). Original wrappers. First edition of the proto-surrealist's collection of poems written under occupation and printed at the end of the war. The repeated hints of threat and the dreams of monsters hints at a deep hatred of Nazism.

One of 230 numbered copies on fil Lana from a total edition of only 235. One hors-texte illustration by Michaux which borrows some techniques from Ernst (Michaux felt that the automatist aspects of surrealism were the more honest rather than the slightly cliched  - even by the 40s - dream juxtapositions more typically found in Dali and Magritte. Very good with only minor flaws. Very scarce.