A souvenir program in exceptional condition for Paramount's technicolor epic, FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS, based on Ernest Hemingway's novel of the Spanish Civil War.

Program for one of the earliest happenings and the one first group happenings to be staged outside of a gallery environment.

Likely dating from the Golden Age of Detroit's Cass Corridor poetry/arts movement, a striking ephemeral broadside flyer for a reading from one of the most Detroit of the Detroit poets, on the campus of his alma mater, Wayne State. The graphic suggests the possible echo of Levine's NOT THIS PIG (1968).

Striking flyer for a Jan.

Flyer for an evening of readings curated by Eric Mottram, writer and tireless advocate for the British appreciation of modern American literature. Robert Lowell, Jonathan Williams, and others presented their work, along with readings of the work of other American authors not present, including William Carlos Williams, Robert Creeley, and Kenneth Koch (misspelled as "Coch").

Catalog of upcoming publications from Covici Friede, founded by editors Pascal Covici and Donald Friede, most notable for their longstanding relationship with John Steinbeck. This catalog features THE MIGHTY BARNUM by Gene Fowler, THE WORLD AS I SEE IT by Albert Einstein, PORTRAIT OF AMERICA by Diego Rivera, and a number of other volumes, many on the subjects of politics and current events.