New York: Amerasia, 1945. Three issues of the staplebound journal, one with foxing on front cover, the others very good. Issues present are April 6, June 29, and July 1945. Twelve pages per issue. Includes discussion of the political situation in China, Burma, and the Philippines. More about Amerasia: a fortnightly review of America and Asia [three issues
Cat.No: 229538
n.p. [Central Committee, Communist Party of the Philippines], 2000. 12p., 8.5x11 inches. Logo shows hammer, sickle and AK-47. Entirely devoted to an interview with Ka Roger in a guerrilla zone. Also included are some computer printouts of other materials from the Communist Party of the Philippines. Printed by supporters in... More about Ang Bayan. Special issue. English edition. July 15, 2000
Cat.No: 207348
Maynila [Manila]: J. Martinez, 1917. 36 pages, evenly toned, small label of a bookseller inside front cover, spine neatly reinforced with a strip of brown paper tape. Faint "Examined" rubberstamp on front cover. On divorce and matrimonial law in the Philippines under US administration. More about Ang bill de divorcio o batas na nagtatakda ng maayus na paghihiwalay ng mag-asawa sa...
Cat.No: 214192
Cambridge: the Bulletin, 1970-1990. Twenty-four issues of the staplebound, 8.5x11 inch journal, average length ranging from 72 to 92 pages, generally very good, some with address label on back cover. Issues present are vol. 2 no. 4; vol. 4 nos. 2-4; vol. 5 nos. 1, 2, 3; vol. 6 nos... More about Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars [24 issues
Cat.No: 207280
Maynila [Manila]: J. Martinez, 1926. 56 pages, evenly toned, small label of a bookseller inside front cover, otherwise very good. More about Casaysayan nang Abecidario. Manga utos nang Dios at nang Santa Iglesia Católica Apostòlica Romana
Cat.No: 214191
Berkeley, CA: Southeast Asia Resource Center, 1979. 28p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, thoroughly illustrated with B&W photos. Special joint issue with Pacific Research. Includes articles on women working at electronics assembly plants and Manila brothels. More about Changing Role of S.E. Asian Women: the global assembly line and the social manipulation of women...
Cat.No: 181839
Quezon City, Philippines: FLOW, [1987]. Single sheet folded to create 8-panel brochure introducing a Philippine women's organization. Cover features drawing of four women in clothing and hairstyles suggestive of different walks of life, all facing the same direction. Brochure indicates that FLOW was active in efforts to remove US bases... More about Daluyan ng Kababaihan. (FLOW): Forward-Looking Women. Kapantayan kaunlaran at kapayapaan
Cat.No: 123258
Manila: National Media Production Center, 1976. 112p., 9x9.5 inches, illustrated with color plates and b&w photos, very good in original pictorial wraps. More about Egyptian art through the ages; an exhibition of art objects from the Arab Republic of Egypt at...
Cat.No: 133181
n.p. Philippine War Relief (of the US) Inc., [1943-?]. 13.5x22 inch poster, vry good, depicting a man in tattered uniform holding a Philippine flag aloft as he prepares to hurl a grenade with the other hand. In Denis Judd's "Posters of World War Two" a similar poster is on page..... More about The Fighting Filipinos. We will always fight for freedom! [poster
Cat.No: 234759
San Francisco: Filipino American Arts Exposition, [1994]. 18x24 inch poster for the play by Chris D. Millado, featuring a vintage photograph. Very good. More about Filipino American Arts Exposition and Center for the Arts, Yerba Buena Gardens, present Teatro ng...
Cat.No: 208184
Manila: National Commission for Culture and the Arts, 1993. [12p.], staplebound wraps, glossy production with color photos, very good, 8.5x11 inches. Awards citing exemplars of indigenous pre-colonial traditions, including Palawan musicians and Ambahan poets. More about Gawad Manlilikha ng Bayan / The National Living Treasures Awards
Cat.No: 207120
San Francisco: Left Curve, 1975. Magazine. 84p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps, rear wrap slightly stained else good condition. In addition to discussions of art theory and politics, this issue contains substantial material about Philippine revolutionary culture and a conversation with three Vietnamese women. More about Left curve 3; art & revolution, Winter-Spring 1975
Cat.No: 179018
San Francisco: Left Curve, 1984. 88p., 8.5x11 inches, edgeworn wraps with spine crease. Includes special section, "The other America: History, Art and Culture of the American Labor Movement." Other contents include analysis of the poetry of Philippine revolutionary Jose Maria Sison. More about Left curve 9; 1984
Cat.No: 142488
Tacloban City, Philippines: Divine Word University of Tacloban, 1967-73. Four issues of the journal; vol. 1 no. 2, vol. 4 no. 1, vol. 6 no. 2, and vol. 7 no. 2. Length ranges from 74 to 143 pages per issue, lightly worn wraps, occasional underlining. Articles on local cultural practices and history, linguistics and archeology. More about Leyte-Samar Studies [four issues
Cat.No: 207740
Naga City, Bicol: Cecilio Publications, [197-?]. 16p., staplebound booklet, 3.75x5.75 inches. Paper evenly toned, otherwise very good. Bicol-language fiction in verse. OCLC attributes to the 1920s because of its crude production and apparent antiquity, but most Cecilio Publications booklets in this form were actually printed in the 1960s and 1970s... More about Maogmang Agui-Agui Can Gamgam Na Adarna
Cat.No: 214478
Manila: National Media Production Center, [1982-?]. 51p., staplebound wraps with national seal; black and white photos and biographies of major figures. One staple has pulled away from textblock, otherwise mild edgewear. Undated, but personnel reflect changes after the 1981 plebiscite. More about The Marcos administration
Cat.No: 207095
Aurora, MO: The Menace, n.d. 259p., edgeworn and partly faded wraps, torn along portions of spine. Internal pages yellowing. This is a reprint of the original Senate report, "Lands held for ecclesiastical or religious uses in the Philippine Islands," published by the GPO in 1901; However, this version has a.... More about Message from the President of the United States 1901 A.D
Cat.No: 132302
Manila: Solar Publishing Corporation, 1984. 190p., paperback, very good. Cookbook in Tagalog. More about Mga lutuing bahay
Cat.No: 223008
Kowloon, Hong Kong: Christian Conference of Asia, Urban Rural Mission, 1992. 84p., wraps. URM concerns. Touches on labor migration to the Middle East, Philippine fishermen abroad, South Asian migrants, and others. More about Migrant workers: victims of unbalanced development. Report on the workshop on "Responding to...
Cat.No: 159342
Naga City, Philippines: Cecilio Publications, [197-]. 20p., 3.75x5.5 inches, very good pamphlet. Catholic Novena (booklet containing special prayers offered over nine days), in the local language, paper evenly toned, very good. More about Novena sa mga sinanglitan na Puso ni Jesus asin ni Maria Santisima
Cat.No: 214151
Los Angeles: One, Inc., 1973-1976. Four items: Three 8.5x11 inch handbills, one announcing a tour of the Gay Orient in 1973 and two offering membership to One and back issues of the magazine, and an 8p. Gay Orient itinerary printed recto-only and stapled top-left corner, mild toning. More about One's 1973 Orient Holiday [packet of four items
Cat.No: 215559
n.p. Episcopal Commission for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People. Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines, 1995. 24p., staplebound pamphlet, mildly worn. More about The pastoral and social care of migrants and their families. Migrant Workers and Overseas...
Cat.No: 217933
Manila: National Commission for Culuture and the Arts, 2001. 295p., very good in wraps. Articles collected from Sulu Studies I, II and III. More about People of the current: Sulu studies revisited
Cat.No: 207124
Berkeley: the Center, [198-]. Eight-panel brochure, 3.5x8.5 inches, very good; black and white photos. Introduction to the purpose and activities of the informational organization founded by Philippine dissidents and their supporters in the US. Most likely issued 1985, as it mentions events in that year but still contains references to... More about Philippine Resource Center
Cat.No: 180056
Washington DC: Resident Commissioner to the United States, 1941. 24p., staplebound magazine, very good. Single issue of the magazine, published before the Japanese occupation. Includes an article by Hu Shi, then China's ambassador to the US, titled "Democracy's struggle in Asia." More about Philippines. Vol. 1 no. 5 (June 1941
Cat.No: 226021
