SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE. HERMAN, Jan; Gail Dusenbery; later Jan Herman and Claude Pelieu; then Jan Herman; then Jan Herman and Norman Mustil (editors).
The San Francisco Earthquake. Nos. 1-5 (all published).
The San Francisco Earthquake. Nos. 1-5 (all published).
Stock Code 118611
San Francisco, San Francisco Earthquake and The Nova Broadcast Press, 1967-1969.
Contributor's include William Burroughs, Robert Duncan, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Frank O'Hara, Herbert Hunke, Michael McClure, Claude Pelieu, Ed Ruscha, Ed Sanders, Carl Solomon, and Carl Weissner.
Periodical, 5 vols. [No. 1-4] (approx 212 x 137 mm, 8¼ x 5½ in); adhesive-bound illustrated wrappers, covers rubbed and toned, subscription forms laid in to nos 1-3, Nova Broadcast Press publisher's ephemera laid in [No.5] three broadsheet newsprint leaves (576 x 760 mm, 22¾ x 30 in), toned, machine-folded four times and laid in to printed card covers (200 x 152 mm, 7¾ x 6 in), rubbed and lightly worn, offsetting from newsprint, an very good set; various paginations.
Clay & Phillips p291
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