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Inscribed copy of Bill Manville's Saloon Society, designed by Alexey Brodovitch with photographs by David Attie.
Inscribed copy of Bill Manville's Saloon Society, designed by Alexey Brodovitch with photographs by David Attie.
Inscribed copy of Bill Manville's Saloon Society, designed by Alexey Brodovitch with photographs by David Attie.
Inscribed copy of Bill Manville's Saloon Society, designed by Alexey Brodovitch with photographs by David Attie.
Inscribed copy of Bill Manville's Saloon Society, designed by Alexey Brodovitch with photographs by David Attie.

Inscribed by Bill Manville


[BRODOVITCH, Alexey] MANVILLE, Bill; ATTIE, David.

Saloon Society. The diary of a year beyond aspirin by Bill Manville. Photographs by David Attie. Design by Alexey Brodovitch.

New York, Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1960.

$344.00
$344.00

Saloon Society.

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First edition, inscribed: 'Nat– / Trouble! / Bill / Manville / PM – [...]'. This book is based on Bill Manville's weekly column for the Village Voice, which covered downtown saloon society. Here, he portrays the chaotic life of a fictional character named A. E. Kugelman accompanied by David Attie's photographs.

First edition, inscribed by Bill Manville on the front free endpaper; 4to (250 x 188 mm, 9¾ x 7½ in); black-and-white photographs printed in offset, light toning to edges; cream endpapers, black cloth-covered boards, titles stamped in white on spine, photo-illustrated dust-jacket, light toning, handling marks, short tear to upper flapfold, a very good copy; 124, [3]pp.

Stock code 111742

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Inscribed copy of Bill Manville's Saloon Society, designed by Alexey Brodovitch with photographs by David Attie.

Saloon Society.

$344.00
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