11.5 x 8.4cm, two letterpress printed stickers with the numbers 1, 2 and 3 printed firstly vertically then horizontally plus a colophon sheet numbered and signed by Lexier in pencil. All in original transparent cover. One of only 25 copies. VG+.

11.5 x 8.4cm, two letterpress printed stickers with the numbers 1 and 2 printed firstly vertically then horizontally plus a colophon sheet numbered and signed by Lexier in pencil. All in original transparent cover. One of only 15 copies. VG+.

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 notepads - 15 x 10.5cm and 10.5 x 15cm -  both 100pp printed notepad with glue binding. There are two designs each by Lexier, a vertical and horizontal version.

Like many of Lexier’s multiples, this one is based on a found object - in this case, a score pad for a learning game to help school children count. The pair of pads share a common image but one pad is oriented horizontally and the other vertically. Each functions independently, but when paired together they become a study of equivalencies.

One of 30 signed and numbered examples on label on back of pad. In transparent self sealing bag.

This is a set of both pads at a discounted price. Please note the numbers on the pads might not match.

15 x 10.5cm 100pp printed notepad with glue binding. There are two designs each by Lexier, a vertical and horizontal version. This the latter.

Like many of Lexier’s multiples, this one is based on a found object - in this case, a score pad for a learning game to help school children count. The pair of pads share a common image but one pad is oriented horizontally and the other vertically. Each functions independently, but when paired together they become a study of equivalencies.

One of 30 signed and numbered examples on label on back of pad. In transparent self sealing bag.

15 x 10.5cm 100pp printed notepad with glue binding. There are two designs each by Lexier, a vertical and horizontal version. This the former.

Like many of Lexier’s multiples, this one is based on a found object - in this case, a score pad for a learning game to help school children count. The pair of pads share a common image but one pad is oriented horizontally and the other vertically. Each functions independently, but when paired together they become a study of equivalencies.

One of 30 signed and numbered examples on label on back of pad. In transparent self sealing bag.

10.5 x 15cm, 2pp announcement card printed with a typographic design by Lexier on the front (two asterixes) and verso gallery details. There were three different announcement cards all with similar by different images issued - this is one of the three. VG+.

10.5 x 15cm, 2pp announcement card printed with a typographic design by Lexier on the front (two asterixes) and verso gallery details. There were three different announcement cards all with similar by different images issued - this is one of the three. VG+.

10.5 x 15cm, 2pp announcement card printed with a typographic design by Lexier on the front (two asterixes) and verso gallery details. There were three different announcement cards all with similar by different images issued - this is one of the three. VG+.

30 x 21cm, 4pp. A single number of this conceptual art bulletin issued by the artist Scott Robertson. This is the twealth number of the series. The sheet instructs the owner how to interact with Lexier on a "Punch Drawing" collaboration. The sheet asks for you to send the back page to Leexier with instructions on where to punch holesand then this unique work will be mailed back to you.

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Original DL printed envelope with Lexier's address.

30 x 21cm , double sided "advent calendar" printed red on white with 25 perforated windows that can be opened in order during the 25 days prior to Xmas. The image on each window can be cut out and used to create a jigsaw creation - either a car or a horse - using all of the same shapes. The possible solutions are printed on the back of the calendar.

Lexier has long been fascinated with games and children's toys as well as paper modifications such as perforations.

While this was published in 2022, it is not specific to any year so may be used for this festive season or any really).

One of 100 unnumbered examples. Fine.