Brooklyn: the newsletter, 1996. 43p., staplebound in wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches. Phone number penned on back cover, otherwise very good. Articles in this issue include coverage of a garment worker strike, dispute over living wage, potential rebirth of the labor movement, and more. More
Cat.No: 194468
Brooklyn: Brooklyn Pride, 2005. Magazine. 52p. includes covers, 8x10.5 inches, schedule of events, parade route,vendors, ads, event map, photos, very good program booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. More
Cat.No: 232719
Brooklyn: NY High School Student Coalition, [1970]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, minor toning, otherwise very good. Asks the reader to attend a Board of Education meeting to protest police in schools, dress codes, harassment of Vietnam War protesters and Black and Puerto Rican activists, etc. More
Cat.No: 223519
Brooklyn: Anatolii Orlov, 1957-59. Issues 4, 5, 6, and double issue 7/8 of the literary-political Russian emigre journal, 9.25x12 inches except for the slightly smaller last issue present, very good with minor wear. Text in Russian. More
Cat.No: 197515
Brooklyn: Edward E. Bowns, 1876. 5.5x3 inch card with slogan between two columns for recording the electoral votes of various states; the verso has a summary of the presidential votes from 1789 to 1872. Minor chipping at corners, not reaching the text. "Vote early! Vote often!" was a tongue-in-cheek reference... More
Cat.No: 185462
Brooklyn: Black United Front, 1980. 36p., tabloid format newspaper, evenly toned, horizontal fold, otherwise very good. Includes articles on the formation of the National Black United Front, support for Assata Shakur, youth in Grenada condemning marijuana, and much more. More
Cat.No: 217393
Brooklyn: Universal Arts Production; Royal Orthodox Order of Jah Consciousness, 1981. 22p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. "Corruption" is spelled "Curruption" on the cover. Not found in OCLC as of April 2018, though it is listed in Harald Hammarstrom's online bibliography. Scarce apocalyptic Rastafarian tract calling on believers to prepare for... More
Cat.No: 223771
New York: Farrar, Straus and Company, Inc., 1946. Hardcover. [viii], 103p., good possible first edition (no FS colophon but too early for a reprint) in cloth boards and unclipped dj, slight edgewear and dimming, jacket is chipped at spine ends. Poetry. Brooklyn, New York born African American poet/playwright/novelist's first book..... More
Cat.No: 34021
New York: Farrar, Straus and Company, Inc., 1946. Hardcover. [viii], 103p., good possible first printing (no stylized "FS" emblem to copyright page but we have handled multiple copies of this original edition and have never seen one present) somewhat soiled in cloth boards. Price clipped dj is riubbed and edgworn,chipped... More
Cat.No: 231852
Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1969. x, 212p. + 4p. photos, very good hardcover in edgeworn dj. On a community coop in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood. More
Cat.No: 13682
New York: AMS Press, 1973. Hardcover. 156p., very good hardcover reprint of the 1918 edition. Antislavery novel by the Charleston, South Carolina-born, Brooklyn, New York-raised African American educator who was, among many other things, the first Black teacher in the Brooklyn school system. More
Cat.No: 213617
New York: Liveright Inc., 1932. Hardcover. 408p., original cloth binding, first edition, very good condition in a bright dj with some chipping on the edges. Also issued later by International Publishers. *Rideout author. "Joseph Freeman was on the earliest intellectual recruits to the Communist Party and was associated with its... More
Cat.No: 106459
Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1970. Trade Paperback. 88p. African-American writer, native of Brooklyn. More
Cat.No: 207133
Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1985. Trade Paperback. 97p., first trade paperback edition, very good in wraps. African-American writer, native of Brooklyn. More
Cat.No: 207025
Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1971. Trade Paperback. 95p. 1st trade paperback printing. Very good. African-American writer, native of Brooklyn. More
Cat.No: 197739
Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1971. Trade Paperback. 95p. 1st trade paperback printing. Signed by Harper on the half title page. Very good. African-American writer, native of Brooklyn. More
Cat.No: 197740
Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1971. Trade Paperback. 95p. 1st trade paperback printing. Inscribed and signed by Harper on the half title page. Very good. African-American writer, native of Brooklyn. More
Cat.No: 197741
Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1971. Hardcover. 95p. 1st printing. Very good in bit soiled dj with fading along length of spine, faint wrinkle/crease near bottom of spine. African-American writer, native of Brooklyn. More
Cat.No: 207006
Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1975. Trade Paperback. ix, 97p., wraps with mildest edgewear, faint rubbing, stamp to inside front cover. African-American writer, native of Brooklyn. More
Cat.No: 121278
Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1975. Hardcover. ix, 97p., very good first edition in cloth boards and unclipped dj. Sixth volume of poetry by the Brooklyn-born African American professor at Brown University. More
Cat.No: 185208
Brooklyn: INCAR, 1988-1992. Seven issues of the staplebound magazine, 8.5x11 inches, very good. Issues present are vol. 11 no. 3, vol. 12 nos. 2 and 6, vol. 13 no. 2, and vol. 14 nos. 8 and 9. Each issue has one side in English and one in Spanish. INCAR was a front group of the the Progressive Labor Party. More
Cat.No: 229582
Brooklyn: INCAR, 1990. Single issue of the staplebound magazine, 8.5x11 inches, very good. 20 pages each in English and Spanish. INCAR was a front group of the the Progressive Labor Party. More
Cat.No: 229583
Brooklyn: INCAR, 1978. First two issues of the numbered edition of this tabloid format newspaper (Earlier publications of the same name having been published in Brooklyn and Chicago). Eight pages each, evenly toned, horizontal fold. INCAR was a front group of the the Progressive Labor Party. More
Cat.No: 216928
Brooklyn: INCAR, 1980. 8.5x14 inch leaflet, printed both sides, fold-creased and mildly worn. Critique of David Barash. INCAR was a front group of the the Progressive Labor Party. More
Cat.No: 225357
Brooklyn, NY: Laisves Spauda, 1927. Hardcover. 431p., original red cloth binding with cracked front hinge and minor handling wear, generally very good condition. Text in Lithuanian. Amerikos Lietuviu Darbininku Literaturos Draugijos leidinys, no. 22. More
Cat.No: 214711
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