Sight and Sound: The Film Quarterly.

London: British Film Institute, 1960-1969/70. 29:2 – 39:1 Forty-two issues. A bit musty, else all near fine or better in stapled wrappers. An unbroken decade-long stretch of this unflagging periodical. Founded in 1932, and still running. Notable for the editorial policy of reviewing “art house” films in addition to those in general release. An important decade for film, as the Hollywood studio system declined as independent and underground film asserted themselves.