Detroit: Shaker Solomon, 1948. Magazine. 64p. staplebound magazine, some green stains to front cover, interior clean. Text almost entirely in Arabic. The publisher, Shakir Sulayman, was a Syrian immigrant. He spelled his name variously in English, in this case rendering it more familiar to an American audience. More
Cat.No: 313262
Oakland: Black Panther Party, 1971. Newspaper. 12p. tabloid format newspaper, horizontal fold, small stain on rear cover. "Year of the Youth" issue. Rear cover is an Emory Douglas poster depicting a child handling a rifle and using blocks to spell out "Death to the fascist pigs." More
Cat.No: 291363
Lansing, MI: El Renacimiento, 1973-1984. Newspaper. Fifty issues of the tabloid format newspaper, some with postal and/or ex-library markings. Numbers present are 60, 68, 69, 75-79, 102-106, 108, 109 (misnumbered 108), 113, 114, 118-125, 127, 128, 130, 131, 139, 140, 142, 143, 148, 149 (misnumbered 148), 150, 153-157, 159-161, 178..... More
Cat.No: 310936
Palo Alto, CA: Midpeninsula Observer, 1967. Portfolio. 11x14 inch folio containing twenty loose sheets reproducing photographs from a demonstration during Stop the Draft Week, most 11x14 inches, three double that size and folded to fit. The folder containing the images lists the nine photographers responsible for the images (David Anderson..... More
Cat.No: 312534
Chicago; New York: International Labor Defense, 1940-1945. Newsletter. An archive containing 213 issues of the ILD's "News," along with 174 issues of the "Legislative Letter" (later "Legislative Service"), together with seven issues of the Information Service, published in Chicago; eight issues of the Civil Rights Survey, with headlines like “Violent..... More
Cat.No: 308370
Los Angeles: ASUCLA Communications Board, 1971-1976. Newspaper. 20 issues of the tabloid-format newspaper put out by student activists; paper toned, all with horizontal fold, otherwise generally very good except for vol. 4 no. 5, which is folded askew with edgewear. Issues present are vol. 1 nos. 4 and 6; vol..... More
Cat.No: 297432
New York: National Committee for the Restoration of Greece, 1942-1944. Newsletter. Forty-eight issues of the newsletter issued in solidarity with the Greek resistance to fascism during WWII. Generally very good, two pages each, with occasional uneven toning or minor edgewear, a couple with minor edge tears, one issue has silverfish..... More
Cat.No: 306382
Taibei: Palace Museum, 1966. Hardcover. Four volumes from the ten-volume set, approximately 11x15.75 inches; all in original slipcases, several of the slipcases mildly worn or bumped, generally very good; vol. 9 with a corner bumped. the concluding volumes are on Ming and Qing paintings in the museum's collection. All illustrations..... More
Cat.No: 263164
Buffalo, NY: Communist Party, USA, 1935-1937. Newsletter. Five different 8.5x11 inch mimeographed newsletters, one or two sheets each. Includes Membership Bulletin no. 1 (August 1935), Party Builder no. 4 for 1936, Erie County Party Builder nos. 2 and 3 for 1937, and Party Builder Vol. 1 nos. 2, 3, and..... More
Cat.No: 305921
Lackawanna, NY: Communist Party, USA Unit, Bethlehem Steel, 1936-1938. Newsletter. Two issues of the newsletter, the larger one mimeographed, 7x8.5 inches, the other trifold, professionally printed. Issues present are vol. 2 no. 4 and vol. 4 no. 5. Not found in OCLC as of July 2023. Articles discuss the hazards..... More
Cat.No: 305920
[Woodstock], 1969. Ephemera. 2x6 inch ticket strip, still intact with the stub, very good. From the collection of Richard Synchef, who later had it signed by Country Joe. More
Cat.No: 290298
Moscow: Union of Writers of the Soviet Union, 1958-1972. Magazine. Thirty-two issues, 6.5x9 inches, wraps, some use of black and white photos, rather worn with some spines torn, many have a price inked or penciled on front cover, but otherwise in good condition. Issues present in run are No. 4..... More
Cat.No: 277567
![Cat.No: 30363 The Gay Dogs [Man from C.A.M.P. number 5]. Don Cover artist Robert Bonfils...](https://bolerium.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/30363.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1649891171)
San Diego: Ember Library Books/Greenleaf Classics, 1967. Paperback. 159p., very good first edition PBO in original c.a.m.p.y. pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. Young 1858* Gunn p.167. Norman 2415. EL386. One of the Man from C.A.M.P. stories. The Case of the Purloined Pets! The series was a parody of television's The..... More
Cat.No: 30363
![Cat.No: 305388 Be Kind: Leo Holub: a lifetime of photography [inscribed & signed]. Leo...](https://bolerium.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/305388.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1687994587)
San Francisco: Himmelberger Gallery, 2007. Hardcover. 329p., 10x12.5 inches, foreword, short biography, introduction, interview, tributes, b&w photos, selected exhibitions & collections, personal inscription signed by Holun and Karlstrom, very good first edition in black boards and unclipped dust jacket, in original printed white slipcase box. The inscription is to the..... More
Cat.No: 305388
Trinidad: P.N.M. Publishing Co., 1960. 116p., browned throughout, wraps heavily foxed along spine panel and back cover margin, with a small tear at the tail that affects spine titling, otherwise lightest handling soil. More
Cat.No: 11647
n.p. Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party, 1901. Newspaper. 4p. newspaper, "Spark," whose motto was “A single spark can start a prairie fire.” Printed on thin stock (very light paper, with low acid content, sometimes called Bible paper; this made the publication light and easy to smuggle into Russia). Horizontal fold..... More
Cat.No: 292883
New York: Macmillan, 1917. Hardcover. 184p., [vi] ads, frontis-portrait, offsetting to top margin of frontis and corresponding title page otherwise a very good first edition first printing in red cloth and gilt. Sisson page 92, BAL 11972. A collection of essays, short stories and two plays; "A Wicked Woman" and..... More
Cat.No: 192307
New York: Il Martello, [1924-?]. 133p., paperback, very good, top of pages unopened, a lovely example. "Il Martello" (The Hammer) was a weekly anti-fascist publication edited by Carlo Tresca. A collection of early texts on religion and nationalism by three former leftists who had become prominent fascists, illustrating their complete..... More
Cat.No: 256441
[San Francisco]: Nata Piaskowski, [c. late 1940s]. Photograph. Three b&w photographs (two 8x10 inches and one 8x8.25 inches), very good condition with "photograph by Nata Piaskowski" stamped on the reverse of all photos. Bischoff taught at the California School of Fine Arts starting in 1946 and was part of the..... More
Cat.No: 308888
Atlanta: Little Library Press, 1971. Paperback. 191p. + ads, first printing PBO illustrated with mostly heterosexual b&w erotic photos with several gay or lesbian tame shots included, rubbed camp pictorial wraps with tiny hole-punch. Gay pulp fiction. Little Library Press Classic Adult Series LLP 3003. "A high school student is..... More
Cat.No: 18240
