60 x 41cm (open size) - broadside/wall poster issued by Bazon Brock on the occasion of Bloomsday 16 July 1990. The entire sheet is filled with parody short articles where any proper name has been changed to the word Bloom (which not only refers to Joyce's character but also to the German word for people). Brock had previously issued an example of BlLoom Zeitung in 1963, this being the Neue Bloom Zeitung. Folded as issued with minor handling creases else VG.

22 x 16.5cm. Unpaginated. Original wrappers. First edition of this series of 15 poetic-portraits based on well known personalities from the salon La Maison des Amis des Livres: characters which included Jules Romains, Fargue, Paul Valery, Gide, Francis Jammes, Larbaud, James Joyce, Durtain, Claudel, Jacques Benoist-Mechin, Sylvia Beach and Marie Monnier.

This copy is one of only 15 numbered copies (the du tete) on fil Lafuma aside from 3 deluxe copies on Hollande, 300 ordinaire copies on verge and 39 copies hors commerce (total edition). Additionally this copy is dedicated by Monnier at the half-title to Jacqueline Fontaine "en signe de grande amitie" and dated "Avril 1923". Very slight browning to the wrappers and internal edges but otherwise very good. Rare.

17.5 x 12cm, 310pp. Original decorative cloth. First German language edition of 'Dubliners' translated by Georg Goyert. Arguably the most outstanding short story collection of the 20th Century. A very good+ example. Scarce.

16.5 x 24.5cm. 55pp. B/w photographic frontispiece after the death mask of James Joyce + one letter reproduced in facsimile. Original wrappers. First edition of this memorial volume issued in the year of Joyce's death. Giedion-Welcker and her husband (the architect Sigfried Giedion) entered the Joycean circle in the early 30s, and remained so installed until the author's death. Giedion-Welcker was responsible for the commission of Joyce's death mask (reproduced herein). A VG+ of this scarce homage although the green boards are fading near the margins.

14 x 22cm. 226pp. Printed wrappers. A special double number of this literary review. Content of an appreciation of the essential bookseller/publisher of the Parisian expatriate scene of the 1920s-30s.

Collected contributions by Sherwood Anderson, Bryher, Malcolm Cowley, H.D., T.S. Eliot, Janet Flanner, Andre Gide, Ernest Hemmingway, Maria Jolas, James Joyce, Valery Larbaud, Robert McAlmon, Adrienne Monnier, Catherine Anne Porter, Dorothy Richardson, Maurice Saillet, Gertrude Stein, Max Weber, William Carlos Williams, et. al. A very good example of this excellent resource.

21.5 x 13cm, 8pp self wraps. Announcement brochure for the avant garde journal supported by Andre Salmon, Gino Severini, Jean Cocteau, James Joyce, Rachilde and others mostly of the right wing /patriotic persuasion (an extensive list of supporters is reproduced here). The brochure is mostly notable for a reproduced 3pp text of a speech given by Gabriel Boissy in honour and in the presence of the Futurist Marinetti. Elsewhere there is an announcement of a fundraising ball (as the Friends were losing 500 francs a week according to the notice) and also a salon in honour of Alexandre Guinle with the participation of Paul Valery amongst others and a short festival of Czech cinema. Very good and partially uncut if previously horizontally folded.

55 x 38cm, 4pp broadsheet faux newspaper (based on the Bild Zeitung) celebrating Bloomsday - the day on which the events of James Joyces Ulysses took place (16 June). Written by Bazon Brock, Bernhard Jäger,  and Thomas Bayerle - the articles all replace nouns in the original articles with the name BLOOM and the double inner page is a poster with BLOOM printed in huge typescript in b/w which also served as a poster for an exhibition in the Gallery Dorothea Loehr.

This example is folded twice (as issued), but in VG+ condition. Scarce.