Vienna: Der Deutsche Vortrupp-Bund, [191-]. Poster. 12.5x16.5 inch poster, creased from having been folded into quarters, some uneven toning, otherwise very good. Text within the outline of a glass. Year "1914 or 15" penciled in upper left corner, but this could have been a previous owner's guess. In the context..... More
Cat.No: 318063
[San Francisco, CA]: [c1916]. Three 4x6 inch pamphlets with outspoken California State officials and California agricultural owners dissuading voters from supporting Prohibition Amendments 1 and 2; all items are in very good condition. “Effect of Prohibition on Trades and Industries.” Double-sided 4x6 inch leaflet, verso lists effected industries. Argues that..... More
Cat.No: 348062
Quebec: L'Imprimerie Nationale, 1919. Pamphlet. 31p., stapled wraps, 5.75x8.5 inches, name rubberstamped on front cover, evenly toned, wraps beginning to split along bottom of spine otherwise very good. French-Canadian poetry on Temperance, with a statement by Cardinal Gibbons calling for the continued legality of sacramental wine. More
Cat.No: 196263
Chicago: National Party, 1917. Pamphlet. Six-panel brochure, 3.5x6 inches; cover has a piece of brown paper tape covering the word "Party," which has been restored in pen; "Pro-War" has been penned right below. On the rear panel is a penciled note, "Spargo et al" (a reference to the participation of..... More
Cat.No: 290723
Girard, KS: Fred D. Warren, 1914. 4p. broadsheet newspaper, folded into quarters, paper toned, address label with name of W.P. Collins (a Socialist Party activist in Boulder, CO); closed edge tear, otherwise generally very good. Cover reprints a letter from Richard Bingham praising an article from The Appeal about the..... More
Cat.No: 346929
Chicago: National Party, 1917. Pamphlet. 14p. staplebound booklet, 3.5x6 inches, minor smudges to cover, very good. The Chicago-based National Party was founded by defectors from the Socialist Party who opposed its 1917 anti-war position, joined by members of the Nonpartisan League and others from the Prohibition Party, suffragist and Single..... More
Cat.No: 290722
New York: Rinehart & Company Inc, 1953. 374p., hardcover red cloth boards in dustjacket; slight tear on dj spine ends, hint of foxing on top edge of text block, dj spine panel only slightly faded, ownership signature on front endpaper, slight shelfwear board edges, else in very good condition. More
Cat.No: 324387
![Cat.No: 271014 The Socialist candidate for president says... [leaflets 5, 6, 7, and 8]....](https://bolerium.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/271014.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1630457814)
Chicago: Socialist Party, [1916]. handbill leaflet. Four leaflets from a weekly series issued during the campaign (there were projected to be ten in all); 6x8.5 inches, printed on both sides, front has a small portrait of Benson. The paper is toned, otherwise very good. "Whiskey is bad for the body..... More
Cat.No: 271014
Charleston, WV: Jarrett Printing Co., 1967. Pamphlet. 55, [1] pages, portrait, illustrations, staplebound pamphlet. Biography of Eliza Daniel ("Mother") Stewart. More
Cat.No: 341332
Tempe, AZ: Bilingual Press/Editorial Bilingüe, 1991. Hardcover. 191p., very good first edition in boards. Novel by the New Mexican/Californian Chicano writer about Prohibition in NM. More
Cat.No: 20706
Los Angeles: Family Council on Drug Awareness, [1990]. 6-panel brochure folded to 3.75x8.5 inches, photocopied on blue paper stock, very good condition. The FCDA was "founded in 1989 to develop and present reliable, factual information about drugs and drug policy." Sample question: "Q. Is Marijuana Addictive? A. No, it is..... More
Cat.No: 228904
Los Angeles; San Francisco: California Anti-Saloon League, nd. Pamphlet. 8p., 3.25x5.75 inches; faint rust on staples, faint rust stain on front cover, otherwise in very good condition. Prohibition pamphlet making exception for the sacramental use of wine. More
Cat.No: 310873
Milwaukee: Social-Democratic Publishing Company, 1909. Pamphlet. 20p., wraps edge worn with minor chipping, previous owner's stamp on front wrap, some creasing, 5.5x8.5 inches. More
Cat.No: 170658
![Cat.No: 319092 Do-Do-Do [from the musical Oh, Kay!]. George Gershwin](https://bolerium.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/319092.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1711577500)
New York: Harms, 1926. Sheet_music. [1], 2-5, [1]p., wraps. 11.75 x 9 in. Ink stamp on front cover: “Ned Douglass, Seattle, Wash.” Covers lightly faded and worn along spine; crease and small tear at foot of the front cover. Very Good. Sheet music for voice and piano. From the musical..... More
Cat.No: 319092
New York: Paulist Press, 1930. Pamphlet. 16p., wraps. 7 x 5 in. Vertical crease and minor fading to covers, otherwise Very Good. Transcripts of two speeches by a popular radio priest who opposed prohibition laws. More
Cat.No: 314128
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1936. Hardcover. xx, 296p., cloth-covered boards, one fold-out chart, very good first edition. No dust jacket. More
Cat.No: 298667
n.p. n.pub. 1877. 24p., wraps, 6x9 inches, wraps mildly smudged and wrinkled, pencil checkmarks in margins of several pages, overall a very good copy. An overview of the post-election situation, with a section on prohibition and the text of the state's Republican platform for 1877. More
Cat.No: 171956
Nashville, MI: B.C. Hoyt, 1946. Pamphlet. [2], 54p., notated music, illustration (frontispiece portrait), wraps. 7.75 x 5 in. Minor spotting to frontispiece portrait. Page 51 has been pasted over with a corrected sheet. Very Good. Prohibitionist fiction and poetry and an anti-tobacco song. Hoyt continued fundraising and organizing for prohibition..... More
Cat.No: 317893
Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan, 1977. Paperback. xiv, 379p., text reproduced from keyboard-set ms, illustrated with a small b&w photo/facsimile section, softbound in 10x7 inch decorated wraps. A bit edgeworn with mildly abraded extremities, clean and unmarked within, a good to very good copy. More
Cat.No: 283378
Glasgow: "Christian News" Office, 1864. Pamphlet. 24p, 6x9 inches, string binding, worn and discolored with chipping to upper edge and corners of cover, original wraps gone. Kirk (1813-1886), a Methodist minister and friend to U.S. evangelist and Methodist Charles Finney, argues for the prohibition of drinking establishments in Scotland through..... More
Cat.No: 173808
Plymouth, IN: Clay W. Metsker, 1931. Pamphlet. 56, [2] pages, illustrations, paperback. Bound in stiff paper covers, velvet-like finish. Very Good. Dialogue between a young man (Master Booze Reform) and a government committee; the former arguing against prohibition (which is ultimately successful, young Master Booze having wowed his interlocutor and..... More
Cat.No: 340823
Lake Junaluska, NC: Commission on Archives and History, the United Methodist Church, 1977. Pamphlet. 36p., staplebound wraps, 4x6.5 inches, staples rusted, title page and verso of front wrap stained, rear wrap lightly foxed, else good condition. Biographical booklet on the temperance and women's suffrage activist. More
Cat.No: 193752
New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1918. Hardcover. 337p., maroon boards with gilt, corners bumped, mild scuffing; ownership name penned on title page, else very good condition. Includes a lengthy section on "Socialism and the liquor traffic," supporting the concept of prohibition. More
Cat.No: 173397
New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1918. Hardcover. 337p., lettering faded and eroded on the spine, corners bumped, mild scuffing, previous owner's name else good condition. Includes a lengthy section on "Socialism and the liquor traffic," supporting the concept of prohibition. More
Cat.No: 322219
Chicago: National Prohibition Committee, 1901. Pamphlet. 8 pages, staplebound pamphlet. Damp stained on left side, rsuted staples. Good only. Recruitment literature for the Prohibition Party. More
Cat.No: 340802
