Son of the instant button book
By: by David Martin
Edition: 1st edition.
Publisher: Daylark Press, Inc.
Published: 1968
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Copyright date: 1968
Subjects: Buttons in art; Wit and humor in art
Notes: Cover title.

"After the unprecedented demand resulting from the publication of 'The instant button book: Three telephone calls, a threatening letter, and being banned in a small but very proper city in (where else?) New England, it was decided to bring forth a sequel--'The son of the instant button book'. All of the button sayings are new and as outrageous as those in the first book. They are, after all, the product of the same diseased mind. The dynamics are still the same; there is a single blank button and the sayings are printed on pressure sensitive paper--pick them out of the book, off the waxy paper backing, and place them on the button or any convenient surface. Attending the birth of 'The son of the instant button book' as designers were Larry Ottino, Marty Solomon and Harvey Toback. Without their help I would have completed this book six months earlier. It is fondly to be hoped that the sins of the father will not be visited upon the son and that all cities, proper and improper, will permit the sale of this book"--Foreword.

Five unnumbered leaves of round stickers with wax paper backing, stapled into a paper cover with title and publication information printed on the front. A blank white button is attached to the front cover.

Purchase; Cult Jones; 2021 September 8; 2022-134; Andrew Peter Vance Book Fund for Rare Books and Manuscripts.

In prefab, 28 cm.