The pinkish chap is Phil's Writer's Guide to Restaurants (1982). Below it on the right is the most recent chap and a few of broadsides including the first ever flat single Man (1977).
<----- an 'Aud' ephemera poem (Mar. 2013)
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There is some beautiful artwork in this chapbook by Andrew Vaisius & I love the Sabbath Poems broadside guys...
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The bottom left cover for George Xuereb's Sharing Not Flaunting (1982) is perhaps my favourite in the old catalogue. I like the pensive photocopy. I wonder who he was and what he's thinking.
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