Special issue of the Push Pin Graphic published by Push Pin Studios in 1964. Comprising a 28-page booklet with an essay on the Ziegfeld Follies by Marjorie Farnsworth interspersed with two-tone illustrations by Milton Glaser. Along with a 5-song blue flexible disc recording by Tiny Tim—his first commercial recording, four years ahead of his debut album and first appearance on Laugh-In. 8vo (8” x 8.25”) die-cut and tabbed saddled-stitched glossy wrappers. The flexi-disc appears to be unused. Creasing down center line of wrapper and disc. Light bumping and rubbing to extremities, with limited foxing to outer edge of front cover, and soiling to rear cover. Scarce.
Special issue of the Push Pin Graphic published by Push Pin Studios in 1964. Comprising a 28-page booklet with an essay on the Ziegfeld Follies by Marjorie Farnsworth interspersed with two-tone illustrations by Milton Glaser. Along with a 5-song blue flexible disc recording by Tiny Tim—his first commercial recording, four years ahead of his debut album and first appearance on Laugh-In. 8vo (8” x 8.25”) die-cut and tabbed saddled-stitched glossy wrappers. The flexi-disc appears to be unused. Creasing down center line of wrapper and disc. Light bumping and rubbing to extremities, with limited foxing to outer edge of front cover, and soiling to rear cover. Scarce.
