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Hardcover. Condition: Fair. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair. First Edition. 88 pages. Index. Bibliography. "Explores the electric guitar's position at the heart of the musical revolution of the 1950s. Among lavish illustrations and specially commissioned photographs, a unique team of 15 of the world's top guitar writers tells the full and fascinating story of a decade of guitar music that still reverberates among the sounds and styles of today." - from dust jacket. Heavily-worn former library copy with the usual markings. Reading copy only. A wonderful reference, especially if you are lucky enough to own one of the many guitars described and illustrated within.

Wrappers. Condition: Very Good. 8vo. Text in French and English. Light edgewear to wrappers and leaves. Light rubbing to clear vinyl wrappers. Slight staining from adhesive to leaves. VG in wrappers.

117 pp.; 34.8 x 22.4 cm.; glue bound; black-and-white & color; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed; Inaugural issue of XXIst Century Magazine published in Winter 1990 / 1991. Edited by Gini Alhadeff. Essays "Do the Wrong Thing: The Significance of Mr. Lee," by Christopher Hutchins; "Dirty Toys: Mike Kelley Interviewed," by Ralph Rugoff; "Ahh.Youth!' Eight Portraits,"; "The Animal Life of Ideas," by Harold Brodkey; "Writing Japanese: Seven Watercolors," by Ray Smith; "The New Negro, From the Novel 'High Cotton,'" by Darryl Pinckney; "Natural Wonder: Five C-Prints," by Gregory Crewdson; "Poems and Diaries," by James Schuyler; "The Ossorio 'Sails': Seven Drawings," by Dan Flavin; "Men in Camisoles: Five Poems," Elaine Equi; "Marshmallow Bombs / Camerasa and Computers: The New Technology of Invisible Deception," by Fred Ritchin; "Baby Elvis, Baby Marilyn, Lion/Sheep: Three Computer Composites," Nancy Burson; "How do you Get the Blood Stains Out of the Carpet? A Preview of The Cabinet of Dr. Ramirez," by Peter Sellars; "The Talk Show Confidental," by David Rieff; "The Architect as a Figure of Melancholy: A Profile of John Hejduk," by Carter Ratcliff; "Museum for the Subjects Adam and Eve: Ten Drawings," by John Hejduk; "'Real' Furniture: Seven Drawings," by Donald Judd; "The Begging Bowl Diet," by Ariane Zurcher; "Modern Suit, Modern House: Color Photographs," by Adam Bartos; "Inez: The Takeover of an Island in Hawaii for Military Target Practice," by W. S. Merwin; "The Bombing of the American West: Eight Photographs," by Richard Misrach; "A Day on the Klamath River," by Alexander Cockburn; "On Sloth and Other Virtues," by Amy Hertz; "Coney Island: Four Photographs," by Rosemary Warner; "Letters from London, Colony of Pop," by Ian Buruma; "Twenty-Four Postcards from Bhutan," by John Ryle; "The Difference Between the Planet Venus and the Moon: A Conversation," by Ewa Kuryluk and Michael March; "On Record at The Russian Tea Room: Save the Children," by Fran Lebowitz and "Twenty-seven 'Pueblo' and Navajo Religious Objects from the American Southwest." Cover by Mike Kelley. Very Good / Fine. Nominal rubbing of cover edges and 2 cm. mild fold to upper right corner of recto, otherwise Fine. Due to size and weight additional shipping charges may be required.

31 unnumbered issues, 26.5 x 20.5 cm, stapled. Near fine to as new. EXTREMELY SCARCE. 31 texts : Transcript : President Jimmy Carter's News Conference (Washington, Jan. 12) (9pp). Excerpts : Economic Report of the President to the Congress (Washington, Jan 20) (9pp). Excerpts : Budget Message of the President to the Congress (Washington, Jan. 23) (13pp). Excerpts about Foreign Policy : Carter's Interview with American Press Institute Editors (Jan. 27) (4pp). Transcript : Carter's News Conference (Jan. 30) (10pp). Excerpts : Harold Brown, Secretary of Defense, Outlines US Defense Posture for Fiscal '79 (Washington, Feb. 2) (10pp). Excerpts : Alonzo McDonald, Deputy Special Representative for Trade Negociations and Head of the IS Delegation to the Multilateral Trade Negociations in Geneva : Beyond the Tokyo Round (London, Feb. 2) (3pp). Excerpts : Anthony M. Solomon, Under Secretary of the Treasury for Monetary Affairs, on Exchange Rate Policy (Washington, Feb. 6) (4pp). Transcript : Secretary of State Cyrus Vance's News Conference (Washington, Feb. 10) (9pp). Excerpts : Vance on Protectionism (Washington, Feb. 27) (4pp). Transcript : Carter's News Conference (Washington, March 2) (7pp). Excerpts : Mark Schneider, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights, on Development Banks (Washington, March 15) (5pp). Transcript : Carter's News Conference (Brasilia, March 30) (8pp). Excerpts : General Alexander M. Haig, Jr., the Supreme Allied Commander of NATO Forces in Europe, "Meet the Press" Interview (April 23) (5pp). Excerpts : W. Michael Blumenthal, Secretary of the Treasury, News Conference (Mexuco City, April 30) (3pp). Excerpts : President Answers Questions at "Town Meeting" (Spokane, Wash., May 5) (5pp). Excerpts : Blumenthal Talk to Business Leaders about Dollar, Inflation and Exports Policy (Hot Spring, May 12) (5pp). Excerpts : C. Fred Bergsten, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs, on the Global Economic Outlook (Washington, May 17) (5pp). Transcript : Carter's Meeting with Editors and News Editor (May 19) (3pp). Excerpts : Carter's Questions and Answers on the Soviet Union and Africa (Forth Worth, June 23) (3pp). Excerpts : Carter's News Conference (Washington, June 30) (9pp). Transcript : Carter's News Conference (Sept. 21) (11pp). Excerpts :James R. Schlesinger, Secretary of Energy, Statement at the International Energy Agency Governing Board (Paris, Oct. 5) (5pp). Excerpts : Remarks made by Zbigniew Brzezinski, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, at Meeting with Overseas Writers (Washington, Oct. 18) (7pp). Excerpts : Remarks made by Brzezinski before the Trilateral Commission (Bonn, Oct. 25) (6pp). Transcript : George Vest, Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, about US-European Relations (Oct. 28) (9pp). Excerpts : Vice-President Walter Mondale's Interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" (Nov. 6) (8pp). Excerpts : Brown on ABC News Program "Issues and Answers" (Nov. 6) (5pp). Excerpts : Blumenthal on the Urgent Need for a National Energy Policy (Indianapolis, Nov. 8) (4pp). Excerpts : Carter's Interview With Non-Washington Editors and News Editors (Nov. 11) (4pp). Excerpts : Blumenthal on Foreign Trade and the US Dollar (Nov. 14) (4pp). Transcript : Carter's 20th Televised Press Conference (Nov. 30) (9pp). Transcript : Carter's Television Interview (Dec. 28) (17pp). / United States. Etats-Unis. Economy. Economie. Finance. Relations internationales. Politique étrangère. Défense. OTAN. Commerce international. Monnaie. Protectionnisme. Droits de l'Homme. Développement. Union Soviétique. Afrique. Energie. Europe. (B).