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MALER DES XX. JAHRHUNDERS "Stillleben mit Totenkopf" u. re. undeutlich sign., Öl/Leinwand, HxB: ca. 30x20 cm (50x40 cm mit Rahmen). Altersspuren. Mit Rahmen (Altersspuren).Provenienz: Aus der Sammlung Prof. Dr. Bathelt (1948-2023), Leiter der Volkshochschule und der städtischen Galerie Herrenberg und Vorsitzender der Europäischen Kulturgemeinschaft e.V.| PAINTER OF THE XX CENTURY "Still life with skull", indistinctly signed lower right, oil/canvas, HxW: approx. 30x20 cm (50x40 cm with frame). Traces of age. With frame (traces of age).Provenance: From the collection of Prof. Dr. Bathelt (1948-2023), director of the Volkshochschule and the municipal gallery Herrenberg and chairman of the Europäische Kulturgemeinschaft e.V.
A HUMAN SKULL Supplied by Maison Tramond of 9 Rue de L'Ecole de Medicine, Paris, measuring approx. 9cm high x 9cm wide x 12cm deep Condition Report:Overall condition is very good. As this is a juvenile skull, the plates have not fused and the bone is thin and delicate. There are holes to the lower and upper jaws, with minor cracks elsewhere. There is a red mark beneath the left eye socket.
Antlers/Horns: A Collection of European Roebuck Antlers (Capreolus capreolus), forty sets of mostly juvenile and adult antlers on cut frontlets, mounted upon similar shaped shields, together with seventy sets of adult and juvenile antlers on cut frontlets and skull caps (unmounted), in two boxes (110)
Antlers/Horns: A Collection of European Roebuck Antlers (Capreolus capreolus), twenty four sets of good sized adult antlers on cut skull caps, mounted upon various circular shields, together with thirty nine sets of adult antlers on cut frontlets and skull caps, mounted upon various shaped shields, in two boxes, (63)
Antlers/Horns: Three Sets of Scottish Deer Antlers, late 20th century, a well formed set of Royal adult stag antlers on cut upper skull, 12 points (6+6), widest span 73cms, height 86cm, a good set of young adult stag antlers on cut skull cap, 10 points (5+5), widest span 59cm, height 62cm, mounted upon a shaped mahogany shield, together with a set of young adult stag antlers on cut skull cap, 9 points (4+5), widest span 74cm, height 74cm, mounted upon a shaped oak shield, bearing brass plaque -"Philip Wilbraham, Carn na Guaille, Kinveachy Estate, 8/10/98, 94kg" (3)
Antlers/Horns: A Collection of European Roebuck Antlers (Capreolus capreolus), thirty eight sets of adult and juvenile antlers on cut frontlets, mounted upon similar shaped shields, together with seventy sets of adult and juvenile antlers on cut frontlets and skull caps, some abnormal (unmounted), in two boxes (110)
Antlers/Horns: A Collection of European Roebuck Antlers (Capreolus capreolus), thirty five sets of adult and juvenile antlers on cut frontlets, mounted upon similar shaped shields, together with seventy sets of adult and juvenile antlers on cut frontlets and skull caps (unmounted), in two boxes (110)
Antlers/Horns: A Set of European Fallowbuck Antlers (Dama dama), circa 1880-1900, a well formed set of adult buck antlers on cut upper skull, widest span 63cm, mounted upon a shaped shield, including two sets of European Roebuck antlers on shields, together with a single Gemsbok Oryx horn on shield, (4)
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Egypt, Iron skull and nape-guard plate, with brass mounts, tip shaped as a half-moon on a conical rosette, with band and star-shaped cockades on the lower border, complete with chin-strap; adjustable nasal bar representing an arrow; inside with holes for padding. The interior part is missing. Signs of time and use. height 31 cm.
dating: 1846 - 1878 provenance: Papal States, Nickel-plated metal skull, brass crest with lion's head at the end, black horsehair tail, golden plate with the words 'PIO IX'; sealskin turban with frontal decoration depicting the Papal emblem on a silver plate; armored leather chin-straps with golden brass scales worked with laurel leaves. Inner part with leather sweat-band and black silk cap. Complete with feather. In its original box covered with red leather, it can be opened both from above and from the front, lined with red silk and with the stamp of the seller 'Bertoni Milano'. Very rare. height 31 cm.
dating: circa 1900 provenance: Austria, Leather skull partially covered with red cloth with gilded mounts. Front decoration with imperial eagle and regiment number '3'. Chin-straps featuring scales engraved with laurels and lined with black velvet. Complete with black horsehair plume with cockade, lion heads on the sides. Complete with chain. Interior with leather sweat-band and silk cap. Small damaged parts inside the visor. Rare. height 23.5 cm.
dating: circa 1900 provenance: Indopersia, Hemispherical iron skull decorated with anthropomorphic features in relief and engraved along the entire surface. With eyes and moustache at the front part, on the sides with effigies of noblemen and ladies surrounded by cartouches with remains of gilded inlays. The lower band with inscriptions in Arabic characters. Square top cusp with remains of silver inlays, with two long metal horns on the sides. Fixed nosepiece. Two plume-holders. Mail neck-defense with simple closed rings. height total circa 50 cm.
dating: 1896 - 1917 provenance: Russian Empire, Three-plate, shrimp-tailed, tombac skull with rounded visor with silver border. Imposing crest at the top shaped as a crowned double eagle moulded in white metal (for the great uniform) at the base with remains of silver plating. Large star of the Order of St. Andrew on the front side made of partially enameled and gilded silver, chin-strap with convex scales in silver covered with leather. Metal cockade with the Romanovs' colours. The visor lined in dark velvet, the tang lined in red velvet, large white leather sweat band with beige silk cap (signs of use and time). Very rare. The helmet with eagle and silver-plated chin-strap was the prerogative of both the officers of the 'Chevaliers-Gardes' and the 'Emperor's Cuirassiers' Regiment. Bibl: Patrck De Gmeline-Gerard Gorokhoff, 'La Garde Imperiale Russe 1896-1914', 1986, p. 57. height 38 cm.
dating: 19th Century provenance: Indopersia, Hemispherical iron skull decorated with thin gilded lines, cartouches and floral motifs (missing parts), the lower part with cartouches featuring Arabic inscriptions (still clearly visible at the rear side); cusped top with hollow faces decorated in gold, sliding nosepiece and two plume holders at the front side; mail neck-defense with simple closed rings (missing parts). Elegant helmet in patina, it needs cleaning. height 63 cm.
dating: Late 19th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Metal skull covered with black fur (Phoca vitulina, very small missing parts); marked silver mounts, gilded crest (incomplete crown) the star also gilded featuring the crowned monogram 'VE', chin-straps with scales. Interior with brown sweat band and blue silk cap (signs of use and time). Complete with the very rare plumage of aigrette and heron feathers. Very rare. height 27.5 cm.
dating: Late 16th - early 17th Century provenance: Germany, Helmet with a two-piece skull, featuring a smooth comb at the top with a hole at the rear side; adjustable cheekpieces with air holes arranged in a rosette pattern, pointed visor, and an iron plume-holder at the rear side; borders with simple file-roping, iron rivets. The neck defence with spaudlers slightly ribbed at the front, with a three-plate neckline; six-plate shoulder plates smoothly file-roped. Sturdy chestplate ribbed in the center, with roped neckline and gussets, angularities at the top, and backplate consisting of three plates; the backplate en suite, provided with three culet plates. Tassets formed by eight smooth plates, borders with simple file-roping. Partially restored leather strings. Provided with raised round wheels at the center with a thick roped border. height as shown circa 140 cm.
dating: 1830-40 provenance: Sardinian Kingdom, Silver skull with imposing crest featuring silver-plated and browned parts and other mercury-gilded parts, the finial shaped as a lion's head gilded and finely chiselled, black horsehair tang with leather base, the front of the crest with embossed trophies above the crowned and pierced monogram of King Charles Tree. Hardened leather turban, emblem of an eagle at the front with spread wings in mercury gilt copper, the crown is detached. Unscrewed bronze rosettes and copper chin-strap with mercury-gilded scales held together by gilded-thread tassels. With brown leather sweat band and remains of a pierced leather cap inside. height 34 cm.
Comics - Collection of 194 1970s onwards Marvel comics to include 49 x Master Of Kung Fu comics featuring issues No. 37-39, 47, 60, 63, 66-67, 69, 71-96, 99, 101-105, 2 x 106, 107 and 109-113, 45 x Marvel Team-Up Featuring Spider-Man comics to include issues No. 28, 32, 35-36, 41, 43, 50, 52, 55, 65, 73-74, 79-80, 82-99, 101, 108, 110-120, 10 x The Champions comics featuring issues No. 2-5 and 7-12, 2 x The Defenders comics to include issues No. 81 and 91, 2 x The Silver Surfer to include issues No. 13 and 18, 3 x Marvel Spotlight On... featuring issues No. 5, 7 and 9-10, 3 x Kazar The Savage to include issues No. 1, 2 and 20, 6 x Skull The Slayer comics featuring issues No. 3-8, 12 x Doctor Strange comics featuring issues No. 7, 9, 15, 17, 25, 28, 31, 33, 34, 46-47 and 49, 2 x The Incredible Hulk featuring issues No. 260 and 277, 10 x Red Sonja comics to include issues No. 1, 3, 5-6 and 2 x 7, 11-14, 6 x Man-Wolf comics featuring issues No 31-36, 3 x Black Panther comics to include issues No. 7-9, 2 x ROM comics to include issues No. 1 and 2, 3 x Shogun Warriors featuring issues No. 8, 12 and 18, 5 x Marvel Chillers comics to include issues No. 1-5, 5 x Warlord Of Mars comics to include issues No. 24-28, 2 x Deathlok The Demolisher issues No. 34-35 and 36, 4 x Marvel Adventure Featuring Daredevil comics to include issues No. 1-3 and 5, 7 x The Man-Thing comics to include issues No. 1, 6, 9, 11, 16 and 18-19, 2 x Kull The Conqueror comics featuring issues No. 5 and 7, 11 x Dazzler featuring issues No. 2, 11-21, King Conan Issue 1, with both US and UK price variants, comics in gd-fair condition overall with signs of storage and edge wear and all pages looking intact and complete, but unchecked, some tears / rips and colours still vibrant and very little discolouring to front covers if at all
Comics - Collection of around 340 1970s onwards Marvel comics to include 53 x Captain America to include issues No. 185, 196-197, 199-202, 207, 219, 220, 224, 226, 227, 229, 231-233, 235-253, 256-270, 272 and 274, 25 x Captain Britain featuring issues No. 1, 3-8, 10-18, 26-27 and 33-39, 11 x Kazar The Savage featuring issues No. 2 x 3, 4-9, 12, 16 and 18, 6 x The Spider-Woman featuring issues No. 6, 8-11 and 31, 3 x The Mighty Thor to include issues No. 289, 291 and 309, 12 x The Complete Fantastic Four featuring issues No. 13-17, 19-22, 27, 29 and 30, 10 x The Spectacular Spider-Man featuring issues No. 1, 53-64, along with a issue 1 King Size Annual, Adventures On The Planet Of The Apes issue No. 3, Astonishing Tales issue 10, 2 x The Mighty World Of Marvel issue No. 73 and 320, Skull The Slayer issue No. 3, ARRGH! issue No. 1, Black Goliath issue No. 5, Marvel Spotlight issue No. 31, Chambers Of Darkness issue No. 7, The Champions issue No. 1, 2 x She Hulk issues No. 16 and 17, 2 x Super Spider-Man comics featuring issues No. 160 and 229, Detective Comics issue No. 352, Outlaw Kid issue No. 6, The Amazing Spider-Man issue No. 221, Machine Man issue No. 16, Star Trek issue No. 13, The Super-Heroes issue No. 1, Savage Sword Of Conan issue No. 1, Star Wars Weekly issue No. 1, 11 x The Avengers issue No. 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 14, 16, 18, 30 and 108, Kid Colt Outlaw issue No. 194, Super-Villain Team-Up issue No. 3, Dracula Lives issue No. 1, Rampage issue No. 3, Chili issue No. 5, The Eternals issue No. 12, Black panther issue No. 10, Marvel's Greatest Comics issue No. 27, 3 x Marvel Annuals, 30 x Doctor Who Weekly from issue No. 7 upwards, Doctor Who Monthly, Starburst, Frantic, etc, along with many more, comics in gd-fair condition overall with signs of storage and edge wear and all pages looking intact and complete with a couple without front covers, but unchecked, some tears / rips and colours still vibrant and very little discolouring to front covers if at all, some showing heavy storage wear and bending to some (4 Boxes)
Jake & Dinos Chapman (British), 'Skull Panel', circa 2003, mixed media, fibreglass, glass, and resin, in artist's frame; 103 x 103cm inc frameARR 103 x 103cm inc frame In very good/artists condition No visible knocks, chips or cracks to the work This work has been framed in its original frame to the artists specification.
A Bulgarian M36 Type C Combat Helmet, finished in olive green with red star and later painted National shield, with leather liner and chin strap; a Copy of a Prussian Pickelhaube, with leather skull, brass spike and helmet plate; a French M51 Combat Helmet, with olive green sand aggregate finish, camouflage cover and fibreglass liner, the inner shell dated 1954 (3)
A Pair of First World War Regimental Goat Horns, with frontal skull mount covered in hair, on an ebonised mahogany wall shield set with silver plated plaque engraved 'BILLY, REGIMENTAL PET OF THE 1ST INDIAN DIVISION AMMUNITION COLUMN. DIED AT ST. ACHEUL, SOMME, SEPT.13. 1915', 42cm by 62cm; a Scottish Sporran, with silver plated cantel engraved with thistles enclosing a black patent leather panel, with white horsehair fringe and two black horse hair tassels, with green leather pouch and back. (2)
An English Civil War Period Pikeman's Pot, the two piece rounded skull with low rolled over comb set with a plume holder, the base with rounded liner rivets, the down-turned rim with rolled edge and further rivets, lacks liner and ear lames, the whole with blackened finish, 23cm high.Dent to one side of the skull. There is a repaired patch where a piece of metal is missing at the brim below the plume holder, with dents to the edges and a crease to the opposing end.
After Albrecht Dürer(German, 1471-1528)Six selected works, comprising; "Death and the Skull", "Knight, Death, and The Devil", "The Horseman", "The Deformed Pig", "The Satyr Family", and "Apollo and Diana",engravings,trimmed margins and pasted down, largest 25.5 x 19.5cms, smallest 13 x 7.5cms, unframed.
THE GRATEFUL DEAD. Autographs of the five founding members of the band: Jerry Garcia, Bobby Weir, Ron 'Pigpen' McKernan, Phil Lesh and Billy Kreutzmann. On a page from a guest book when the band stayed in Newcastle on 11 April 1972. Jerry Garcia has added a skull below his signature. 'Pigpen' McKernan died in 1973, and the autographs are of all the band members at that time.
RARE ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY REWARD OF MERIT MEDAL TO CONSTABLE JAMES GLYNN 66915 - 1920The following is taken from the BBC News website using the following link:https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-21754439"Open and read. Newspaper cuttings of ambushes etc in which I have been implicated."The neat handwriting belongs to my grandfather, James Glynn, directing his descendants to examine a haul of material from his career in the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC).If it wasn't there in black and white, you would put some of it down to family folklore, exaggerated over the years - the murder attempts he survived, the gun battles he took part in, the threats he and his family faced.My grandfather, recipient of the King's Police Medal in 1921, died when my father was 12 years old and much of what I read about his short life, I was learning for the first time.My late father rarely spoke about him, and it wasn't until a recent conversation with my uncle at a family funeral that I discovered that his father had kept an archive of newspaper cuttings and other items.My grandfather, who was born in Cork city, joined the RIC in 1912 at the age of 20 and spent much of his early career in County Clare.He would serve through some of the most violent and turbulent years in Irish history, including the War of Independence (1919-21).Yet it's a period that has become somewhat sanitised, even romanticised.A quick look at some of the material my grandfather collected quickly dispels that image, bringing home the brutality and bitterness of Ireland's early Troubles and introduces the real people whose lives were affected and often prematurely ended.Gun battle on bridgeMy grandfather narrowly escaped becoming one of them in February 1920, during a gun battle on Crowe's Bridge, near Ennis in County Clare.He was one of a number of RIC officers on bicycles ambushed by gunmen on the bridge, close to the Maurice's Mills barracks where he was based.A newspaper cutting from the time reads: "Constable Glynn had the strap of his cap severed at the side and a second bullet passed through the peak of his cap." A number of bullets also struck his bicycle, but miraculously he was not injured.The policemen, however, were able to return fire and one of the IRA men who attacked them - Martin Devitt - was killed.Today a memorial to Martin Devitt stands at the scene - which says he died fighting British forces. Yet my grandfather was a Catholic policeman from Cork.Also among the items in the haul is a letter to a publican in Ennis.It reads: "We are informed by our intelligence department that you are keeping Mrs Glynn whose husband was implicated in the murder of Martin Devitt."Owing to your house being a public house we would respectfully request you shift her. Or if not it will be at your own risk."We will have to use methods that will not be very palatable to you."It is signed the 'Black Hand Guards', probably a cover name for the local IRA.Body on railway lineThe brutality of the period is also shown by the murder of resident magistrate, Captain AC Lendrum.Abducted in September 1920, he was found the following month by my grandfather and a colleague. He had been shot through the head and dumped on a railway line.Above a newspaper clipping about the murder, my grandfather has written: "No mother was near to shed a tear, no sister his last words to hear, a comrade closed his eyes, far from his native home he lies."Several RIC colleagues would also fall victim to IRA guns, many of them in identical attacks to that on Crowe's Bridge.Among the victims were Sergeant Denis Garvey, shot dead as he boarded a tram in Cork in May 1920.The sergeant led an escort, along with three constables, that accompanied my grandfather to Limerick in March of that year. Garvey and two of the constables were subsequently murdered.In a coincidence, according to my grandfather, his father John Glynn, was foreman of the jury at the inquest into Sgt Garvey's murder. He says it was the first to return a verdict of murder against Sinn Fein in Ireland.The threat to my grandfather's life grew severe enough that later in 1920, he was posted to Londonderry, in what is now Northern Ireland and it was there that he survived a second gun attack.While on patrol at Bishop's Gate in the city with Constable Peter Henley, gunmen opened fire, wounding Constable Henley in the leg.Famous figuresIn 1921, James Glynn was promoted to sergeant and transferred to Broughshane just outside Ballymena and then to the Harryville district of the County Antrim town.Many of the press clippings from that period of his life deal with the more mundane aspects of policing, now with the Royal Ulster Constabulary - the RIC was disbanded after the partition of Ireland.There is however an echo of more recent times in Northern Ireland - an Irish Times picture of my grandfather at the scene of a riot in north Belfast in July 1935.There would also be two brushes with significant figures in Irish history.In 1933, he testified in court about the theft of items - including a gold cigarette case and three studs set with diamonds - from the car of Sir Basil Brooke, who would become Northern Ireland's third prime minister in 1943.The theft happened while the future Lord Brookeborough was participating in a shooting party near Broughshane. It was my grandfather who arrested the thief and recovered the stolen items.A more sinister document was sent to my grandfather in 1932 and it highlights the often personal nature of the Irish Troubles.A postcard, posted in New York, reads: "I was highly gratified to read the press report of your grand and glorious capture of a hen (I prefer chicken). Did you capture Dan Breen yet? A well wisher."Dan Breen was a prominent IRA leader in County Tipperary during the War of Independence and civil war. He left Ireland for America in 1927, running a prohibition speakeasy in New York for a time.Did Breen himself send the taunting postcard?My grandfather died in December 1935, killed not by a republican bullet, but by a fractured skull sustained in a fall down the steep stairs of the family home in Ballymena.A picture of the funeral cortege shows a young boy - my father - walking behind the hearse.The legacy of material left behind leaves me with two main thoughts.Firstly, a bullet an inch the other way and my grandfather would have been dead aged 28 and I wouldn't be here.Secondly, whatever terms are used to label the recurrent violent episodes of Irish history, we must never forget the human cost and the brutality with which so many lost their lives during them.
Theo Fennell. An 18ct white gold carved ruby and diamond skull ring, the realistically modelled skull of caved ruby with a brilliant-cut diamond set applied floral panel, brilliant-cut diamond set eyes, and a white gold applied nose and tooth, to tapering hoop, London hallmarks, 2009, maker's mark, width 3.1cm, ring size S leading edgeCondition Report: Gross weight 37.71 grams. Diamonds with a stated total weight of 0.35 carats.
A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Waffen SS forage cap. Khaki with an applied skull and cross bone and Eagle Swastika embroidered patches. Marked to the inside SSBW 44. Due to the nature of these items, we politely remind buyers of the need to satisfy themselves as to the condition / originality of all lots prior to bidding irrespective of any description.
A WWII Second World War style Third Reich Nazi German Waffen SS enlisted mans side cap. The cap with embroidered eagle and Swastika emblem and Death Skull patches. Field grey wool with cotton twill inner. Due to the nature of these items, we politely remind buyers of the need to satisfy themselves as to the condition / originality of all lots prior to bidding irrespective of any description.
Spanish Civil War - a WWII Second World War German Condor Legion Tank Battle badge. The hollow back badge with oval wreath of oakleaves containing a skull and crossbones above a German Panzer I tank. Due to the nature of these items, we politely remind buyers of the need to satisfy themselves as to the condition / originality of all lots prior to bidding irrespective of any description.
A Victorian Officer's Home Service Helmet, the silver plated vaned spike on an elongate crosspiece with repousee Tudor rose to sides, the black skull with matching Tudor rose cockades , black leather band and peak, with chain mail chin strap, 31cm high, (helmet plate absent) in a black lacquer tin case with brass plaque inscribed 'South Devon Militia' .
Saint Francis of Assisi, wood sculpture painted brown with gilding, carved ivory head, hands, skull and feet, carved and gilt wood stand, Portuguese, 18th C. (3rd quarter), later carved wooden crucifix broken, small faults on the ivory. Notes: a) This lot is subject to CITES export/import restrictions and is duly certified: nr 23PTLX11857C; b) Several countries prohibit the import of goods that incorporate materials from protected wild fauna and flora species, including, among others, ivory, coral and turtle; c) In Portugal, according to the forecast transposition into the Portuguese legislation of the more recent EU guidance document concerning ivory commerce, the issuing of reexport certifications for non EU countries is suspended; d) We therefore advise potential buyers to inform themselves in advance on the applicable legislation, in particular the customs regulations in force in the countries concerned., Dim. - (escultura) 28,8 cm; (total) 35 cm
A COLLECTION OF BUTLER AND WILSON JEWELLERY, to include a watch with case, a Union jack brooch, a heart shape brooch, a skull brooch with tassel detail, together with a cased large floral spray brooch still within sealed packaging, brooch measuring approximately 12cms by 10cms, Christmas tree brooch (condition report: overall condition very good to good, some paste stones may be missing)
Don Van Vliet a.k.a. Captain Beefheart (1941-2010) - a collection of exhibition catalogues, books and ephemera, to include limited editions and rare out of print examples, comprising;two catalogues for Don Van Vliet 1986, his first UK exhibition at London's Waddington Galleries in 1986, one hand-inscribed to the first page 'Terry & Jan love Don' (thought to be his cousin Terry Van Vliet and partner Jan Keller);a limited edition hardback copy of Stand Up To Be Discontinued with CD, published by Cantz 1993, ISBN 3-9801320-3-X;a framed card invitation to the private view of Stand Up To Be Discontinued: The Art of Don Van Vliet at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery Friday 2nd September 1994;two copies of the exhibition brochure for New Work in association with Michael Werner Gallery, November 11th - December 5th 1998, Knoedler & Company, New York;a framed folded paper invite to God’s Empty Socks and Other Paintings, Michael Werner Gallery, New York, 25th January - 18th March 1995;a paperback copy of Paintings and Poems for Anton Kern Gallery, New York, and Michael Werner Gallery, Cologne and New York, 2007, with introduction by Polly Jean (PJ) Harvey;a paperback copy of DON VAN VLIET 1986/89 (in German) for Galerie Frank Hänel of Frankfurt/Main, 1990;a small hardbook exhibition catalogue Don Van Vliet for Michael Werner Gallery, New York, 1991, with introduction by John Yau;paperback exhibition catalogue for Don Van Vliet Paintings and Drawings, Fred Hoffman Gallery, Santa Monica, 31 July – 8 September 1990;a paperback copy of Skeleton Breath, Scorpion Blush, a selection of paintings and poems, with introduction in German by A.R. Penck (Ralf Winkler), published by Verlag Gachnang & Springer, Bern & Berlin, 1987, ISBN 3-906127-15-X;five folded paper art work exhibition flyers in corresponding Galerie Micheal Werner stamped envelopes, the flyers being of Castfat Shadows for Bilder und Zeichnungen (1991), Parapliers the Willow Dipped for Neue Arbeiten (1988), White Crepe Boat for Neue Bilder 1988-1990, Ohne Titel for Bilder 1985-1987, and A.R.Penck, 1985, Filzstift for Bilder und Zeichnungen; together with one flyer lacking envelope of Circles Don't Fly, They Float 1 (1993 exhibition);card exhibition invitations from Galerie Michael Werner (1993, 1996 and 2007) and another folded image of Crepe and Black Lamps for Anton Kern Gallery (2007);two framed exhibition flyers from Galerie Michael Werner, being Castfat Shadpws for Bilder und Zeichnungen (1991), and Circles Don't Fly, They Float 1 (1993 exhibition)paperback volumes comprising Riding Some Kind of Unusual Skull Sleigh: On the Arts of Don Van Vliet by W.C. Bamberger, Alap Editions, second printing 2000, ISBN 0-917453-3-52; Captain Beefheart: The Man and His Music second revised edition by C.D. Webb, Kawabata Press, 1989, ISBN 0 906110 61 0; Fast & Bulbous – The Captain Beefheart Story by Ben Cruikshank, Agenda, 1996, ISBN 1 899882 25 1; Captain Beefheart Tin Teardrop by Ken Brooks, Agenda, 2000; and Captain Mask Replica Vita e are di Don VCan Vliet / Captain Beefheart by Francesco Nunziata (in Italian), arcana, 2017 (this printing 2022), ISBN 978-88-6231-453-4

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