Mendocino County Resource Center for Nonviolence, 1976. Unpaginated 16 p., stapled pamphlet. Proposes "a defense system which does not use arms or have as its purpose the killing or destruction of an enemy." More

Cat.No: 119628

San Francisco: Pearce & Bennett, printed and bound by Pterodactyl Press, 1965. 57p., very good first edition limited to 500 copies, in cloth with spine label, and unclipped dj. Poetry about the sea. More

Cat.No: 31173

[Fort Bragg]: [Mendocino Lithographers, for] The Greenwood Hobbyists, 1985. 28p., 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with a few period photos, very good second printing booklet in stapled pictorial wraps, light external offset shadow. More

Cat.No: 185110

Ukiah: Mendocino County Historical Society, 1979. 24p., 8.5x11 inches, text typewriter-set and xeroxed doubleside on standard leaves, illustrated with a few period photographs and a lot of poorly-rendered sketches. Softbound first edition in green copyshop wraps with plain binder's tape spine, front cover has a bad corner crease which has... More

Cat.No: 185105

Ukiah: Mendocino County Historical Society, Inc., 1976. Paperback. 16p., text typewriter-set and xeroxed doubleside on standard leaves, illustrated with period photographs. Softbound first edition in 11x8.5 inch copyshop wraps with plain binder's tape spine, clean and sound, a very good copy. Monograph no. 11. More

Cat.No: 185109

Fort Bragg: Mendocino Lithographers, for The Greenwood Hobbyists, 1991. 47p., illustrated with several period photos on inserted coated stock and the matte cover photo; third printing of a 1980 first, per a rubberstamp addendum, 11x8.5 inch staplebound wraps, light external dust and handling, a very good copy. Settlers most European... More

Cat.No: 177022

Little River: Abalone Press, 1994. 100p., illustrated with photos, signed by author and inscribed, first edition in pictorial wraps. A number of movies were shot in the vicinity, the casts usually eating at Little River. Julie Harris offered to help during a waitress shortage, James Dean ("East of Eden") was... More

Cat.No: 148749

Los Angeles: Friends of Fort Ross, 1980. 42p., [12p] o fb&w photos showing buildings and people associated with Fort Ross, 8.5x11 inches, minor wear, text mostly in Russian, very good second edition booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. More

Cat.No: 185133

Walnut Creek, CA: Devil Mountain Books, 1997. Paperback. 167p., first edition, inscribed and signed by Seymour, with inscribee stamp and comments, minor internal staining (especially on the half-title page with the inscriptions). More

Cat.No: 222993

Annapolis / Mendocino, CA: An Apple Press, 1981 - 1988. A broken run consisting of v.I nos. 1,2; v.III nos. 2,3; v.IV nos. 2,3,4; v.V nos. 1,2; v.VI nos. 1,3; v.VII n.4. Very pleasant productions on matte alkaline stock, averaging some forty pages, staplebound 10x7 inch sketch-decorated wraps. Scattered pressure... More

Cat.No: 173637

Santa Cruz: University of California, Santa Cruz, 1981. Paperback. xv, 296p., text reproduced from keyboard-set mss and illustrated with line maps, charts and some b&w photography; oblong paperbound in 8.5x11 inch map-decorated wraps. Mild edgewear, sound and clean, a very good copy. Experimental field program publication no. 6. Big River... More

Cat.No: 221227

Albuqurque: Sun Books, 1976. 48p., 8.5x11 inches, essays by William Henry Bishop, Thomas Magee and Charles Nordhoff, vintage illustrations, somewhat worn and faded first printing in original pictorial wraps that were issued blue, now fading to green. The "Old/100 Years Ago" Series assembled from Harper's 1883, Harper's 1873, and Scribner's 1873. More

Cat.No: 107631