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New York: Twice a Year Press. Good with no dust jacket; Spine yellowed and creased, smudges and wear to . covers. Light foxing and bookplate front endpaper.. 1940. Hardcover. A book of literature, art, and civil liberties. ; 8vo; 566 pages .

New York: Twice A Year Press. Good in Good dust jacket. 1941. Hardcover. DJ is pasted to the boards, as issued. Light wear to the upper edges. Spine is browned. .

NY: Twice a Year Press, 1939 / 1940. Wrapper. Good +. 566 pp. Extraordinary collection of articles, poems, and photographs, many written by exile writers. dj very worn and torn and taped to boards. Essays by Mann, Toller, Kahler, Borgese, Uhse, etc. Section on Exiles from Germany, Italy. Special Double Issue. Filled with articles by and about refugees. Five pages of Refugee Facts from the AFSC. Important presenting the conditions in Europe to America and the plight of refugees. Also: Margaret Sanger on brith control, Kafka, Rilke, Einstein, Williams, Stieglitz (Ten Stories), Saroyan, Lorca, Rukeyser.

New York: Twice A Year Press. Fair. 1938. Softcover. Upper edge of rear cover has loss from insect damage, maximum approx. 1/2" wide by 1", near the spine. Covers have other areas of slight insect surface damage. Covers have damp staining to the lower spine corners and adjacent spine edges, doesn't penetrate to the inside. Covers are slightly darkened overall. ; Number One. Contents include Alfred Stieglitz - Photographs; Anais Nin - Birth; E. E. Cummings - What About It?; Charles Olson - Lear and Moby Dick; and others. ; 235 pages .

New York: Twice A Year Press (printed by Marstin Press), 1946. Hardcover. Good+. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. See photos for condition details. Hardcover, French-fold style jacket attached to thick boards underneath. Exterior shows scuffing and soiling along with small stains. The upper right section of the spine has a tear at measures several inches where the paper is peeling. This issue could be reattached if desired. The internal binding is good and text pages are tight. No signatures or bookplates, no library markings present. The only evidence of handwriting found in book is on the front end page where there is a faint indentation in the upper right corner where a price was once penciled. His five contains numerous writings such as poems, illustrations, articles on civil liberties and labor, discrimination, war and Fascism etc. pages are lightly tone due to age but are clean with the exception of the end pages which show toning and spotting.

New York, 1946. Hardcover. Very Good. George Grosz, John Heartfield, Luis Quintanilla. Dustjacket affixed to stiff boards. 8vo, 513 pp., illus. Exterior sunned, dustsoiled, edgeworn, page edges dusty, interior clean and unmarked.

Twice a Year Press. Collectible - Good. First edition copy. Collectible - Good. Numbers 5-6 in one. Paperback rebound in Hardcovers. Slightly dampstained. Owner's name on front cover. (literature, art, periodicals)

New York: Twice A Year Press. Very Good+ in Very Good dust jacket. 1946-1947. 1st Edition. First Printing. Hard Cover. Grey hardbound in very good condition. This issue features articles by Albert Camus, Thomas Mann, Sherwood Anderson, Alfred Kazin, Andre Malraux, Max Lerner, Theodore Dreiser, Gertrude Stein, Clifford Odetts, Richard Wright, and many others. Includes illustrations by George Grosz, John Heartfield, Luis Quintanilla , Army Air Force and Alfred Stieglitz. Also featured is an "In Memoriam" section pertaining to death of Stieglit and Paul Rosenfeld, and others.. Age faded along spine, slight chipping at spine and top of book, else near fine. A very clean and tight copy. VERY GOOD+.. FAll 1946-1947 Series. B&W Photographs and Drawings. 8vo 8" - 9" tall. 513 pp .

New York: Twice A Year Press, 1947. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good +. Thick hardbound volume with integral printed dustwrapper. The Fall / Winter 1946 - 1947 issue of this distinguished compilation of writings by Albert Camus, Andre Malraux, Gertrude Stein, photos by Alfred Stieglitz and much, much more. A handsome very good to near fine copy. Wrapper is protected by a clear acetate wrapper.

Well-preserved rare copy of Twice a Year, Number Two, Spring Summer 1939, Biennial Journal published in 1939 by Dorothy Norman, social activist, photographer and devotee of Alfred Stieglitz, with works by Proust, William Carlos Williams, John Marin, James Laughlin. Very little wear. Some fraying to corners of spine. Sunning to strip on top cover edge. binding tight. Interior immaculate. 247 pp.

Twice a Year, nO. 1, Fall-Winter 1938, Very well-preserved copy of Biennial Journal published by Dorothy Norman, social activist, photographer and devotee of Alfred Stieglitz, with works by by Rilke, Bourne, Dreiser, Silone, Anais Nin, Olson and photographs by Alfred Stieglitz.Shelfwear to corners of spine and cover. Binding tight. Immaculate interior.

New York: Twice A Year Press, 1942. Hardcover. VG- (shelfwear to boards, pages are clean and clear, binding tight.). White boards, red lettering on front and rear covers; 356 pp, 2 bw pictorial reproductions. Double number eight-nine from Spring- Summer 1942 and Fall-Winter 1942. Includes a short article on the two photograph reproductions by Alfred Stieglitz at beginning of book. A large essay by Alfred Stieglitz on pages 105-178 titled: "Special Stieglitz Section: Alfred Stieglitz: Four Happenings

New York: Twice A Year, 1938-1947. First editions of all nine volumes (all published; a complete run). With an extra copy of Vol. 1 in the second edition, published in the same year as the first edition. Tall octavos. Illustrations from photographs. Vol. 1 in card wrappers and original dust jacket and glassine. Volumes 2-9 in the preferred cloth bindings and all with dust jackets. Virtually as new and with an old description from Serendipity laid in stating it to be the finest set they had ever seen.