Bookseller Catalogs


Punk is Dead

By Lux Mentis, Booksellers


Punk is Dead The inventory representing the “Punk is Dead” collection is a retrospective selection of critical primary source materials documenting the punk rock movement of the 1970s-1990s. The collection illustrates the profound subculture of punk from an artistic and politically fueled era from Los Angeles, New York, and London.

How to request a print version: There are a very limited number of printed catalogues available, please contact us at ian@luxmentis.com.


Occupations: Art, Squatting, & Contested Spaces

By Division Leap


Occupations: Art, Squatting, & Contested Spaces A short list of 20 items related to the them of Occupation, including material related to ABC No Rio and the Real Estate Show, People's Park, the American Indian Movement, and international squatting movements.

Bolerium takes the Stage:

By Bolerium Books Inc.


Bolerium takes the Stage: A sampling of plays, scripts, screenplays, playbills and theatrical ephemera, including items of significance to LGBT and African American history and to the labor movement

Catalogue Six: Too Much of a Good Thing - Groups, Collections and Small Archives

By Rabelais: Fine Books on Food & Drink


Catalogue Six: Too Much of a Good Thing - Groups, Collections and Small Archives This, our sixth full-length catalogue, consists of things that come in bunches, piles, albums, boxes, folders, envelopes, and the like. Most are groups, collections and small archives of one sort or another. When cataloguing these types of things, I’m always tempted to use the word “convolute” (as a noun), not least of all because of the implication of chaos. But these groups are mostly organized, at least thematically, and occasionally by strict principals. Groups also provide opportunity for discovery, as any collector knows, and we hope you will discover something of interest amongst the crowded pages within, and that you are not overcome with too much of a good thing.
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