New York: Washburn Gallery, 1986. Pamphlet. 39p., staplebound, wraps a tad rubbed from shelfwear, artists' names are penciled in next to each illustration, else in very good condition. More

Cat.No: 299678

San Francisco: The Federal Theatre/Works Progress Administration, 1935-1936. Three programs, 4p. each including covers, 6x9 inches, cast and crew listing, coming attractions on rear panels, light soiling, wear and toning. Playbills for the SF performances of "Battle Hymn" "Crock of Gold" & "The Devil Passes" in late 1935 and early..... More

Cat.No: 245278

n.p. Private Edition, Adam's Acre Press, 1965. Pamphlet. 22p., 6x9 inches, personal inscription in pink ink on title page and final page, signed by the poet/publisher, poetry booklet in with stains to corners of the covers, stapled tan wraps. Cornel Adam Lengyel (who also published as Cornel Adam) was a...... More

Cat.No: 296837

Washington: GPO, 1937. Paperback. xxxviii, 317p., chipped wraps, corners of a few pages creased, minor wrinkling of rear pages from damp. US Works Progress Administration. Division of Social Research. Research monograph, 9. More

Cat.No: 48400

Washington: GPO, 1937. Paperback. xx, 226p., wraps chipped along the edges and spine and browned, minor internal creasing, else good first edition, folded table, eight full page illustrations from photographs (including by Mydans, Jung, Rothstein, & Lange) Workers Progress Administration. Division of Social Research. Research monograph 8. More

Cat.No: 69176

Washington DC: GPO, 1940. Paperback. xv, 89p., wraps, 7x10 inches, spine chipped else very good condition. At head of title page: Works Progress Administration. Divisions of Research and Statistics. More

Cat.No: 48522

Philadelphia: Works Progress Administration, National Research Project and Industrial Research Department, University of Pennsylvania, 1938. Paperback. viii, 91p., wraps slightly chipped along the spine, library stamp on front wrap, else very good condition. Report no. P-3, part II. More

Cat.No: 47804

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1988. xviii, 436p., very good condition in a slightly yellowed dj with a sticker scar on the rear. Flanagan headed the Federal Theatre Project. More

Cat.No: 6820

Chicago: Chicago Civil Liberties Committee [and] Illinois Civil Liberties Committee, 1942. Hardcover. x, 221p., illustrated with woodcuts at each chapter head, hardbound in dark red cloth boards gilt. Lacks the jacket. Mild edgewear to casing, pastedown toned with a neat presentation inscription, clean unmarked text, a good copy. The Illinois..... More

Cat.No: 284668

San Francisco: the exposition, October [?] 1941. 132p., mimeographed recto-only leaves on slightly spongy but alkaline leaves, softbound upright 13x8.2 inch booklet, staple-fastened with binder's-tape header over plain printed marigold-yellow cover sheets. Has bits of fray at either end of the tape, mild dust-soil and minuscule stain to covers, text-stock..... More

Cat.No: 208472

Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1978. Hardcover. xiii, 279p. + 8p. photos, stamped 'review copy', mild foxing to edges otherwise a very good first edition in cloth boards and slightly worn, unclipped dj. More

Cat.No: 41494

New York: Macaulay, 1927. Hardcover. 383p., light wear else very good first edition in blue cloth boards. *Hanna 557. "A farmboy caught up in the whirlpool of Chicago life." Itinerant laborer makes his way to the docks of Chicago. Cahill was the national director of the Federal Art Project of..... More

Cat.No: 267479

Los Angeles: Office of the County Superintendent of Schools, Los Angeles County, 1942. 53p., mimeo'd rectos, 11x8.5 inch staplebound wraps under mimeo'd cover sheet, binder's tape spine. Cheap paperstock very browned and mildly fragile, rear "hinge" separated without any tearing or detachment (probably best not to "repair" this as it..... More

Cat.No: 148379