n.p. the zine, 2012. [36p.], photocopied zine format in lightly worn wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches. DIY hardcore music zine, much about the authors' bands and interviews with musicians of like mind. Most content appears to be by Mark Chen, with contributions from bandmates. Based in Southern California. More about KYEO Speaks 6

Cat.No: 193631

New York: Liao Yuan Za Zhi She, 1971. Single issue of the pamphlet-format Chinese-language journal, 16 pages, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good. Apparently four issues were published in total. Journal about Taiwan-related issues published by radical Chinese-speaking students in the United States. Slogan on back cover calls on China and Taiwan... More about Liao yuan. No. 2 (Dec. 15, 1971

Cat.No: 157078

Taibei: National Museum of History, 1968. Staplebound booklet with 29 black and white plates, captions in Chinese, with an English biography of the artist (then an instructor at the Rudolph Schaeffer School of Design in San Francisco). Brief inscription in Chinese by the painter. Front cover partly toned, otherwise very good. More about Lin Qingni shu hua zhan / Exhibition of Chinese paintings & calligraphy by Prof. Tsing-ai Lim

Cat.No: 214487

Los Angeles: TV Fan Company, 1999. 19p., wraps. More about Little Tokyo Maps. Events calendar of Nisei Week

Cat.No: 161068

[Washington DC]: [Bell Multicultural High School], 1998. Magazine. 31p., 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with art, poetry and prose, very good literary/art magazine in stapled b&w pictorial wraps. High school student poetry, fiction and art. African American, Hispanic American, Asian American students. More about Mad images 1998

Cat.No: 207601

Berkeley: Maganda, 1991. 48p., staplebound magazine, very good. The theme of this issue is Religion and the Pilipino. More about Maganda: the Pilipino student magazine. Issue no. 4

Cat.No: 225796

San Francisco: Marina Middle School, 1994. Paperback. 206p., mildly worn trade paperback in red pictorial wraps Not found in OCLC. Anthology of student writing from the multi-ethnic public school, about 50% Asian American. More about Marina Review: Spring 1994

Cat.No: 166933

San Francisco: Humanity Legion, 1940. 1.25 inch diameter button, very good condition. A series of similar pins were issued with various years of issue, as part of fundraising efforts to defend China from Japan's invasion. More about Member / Humanity Legion / Bowl of Rice / Feb. 9, 10, 11 1940 / SF Chinatown [pinback button

Cat.No: 185547

n.p. Mervyn's, 1999. [36p.], very good in wraps, program booklet with numerous color photos of the skaters and other performers, some of them signed. Also included is an "International Figure Skating" magazine with cover story on Yamaguchi and a full-page ad for this skating concert; a black and white photo... More about Mervyn's California presents Kristi Yamaguchi's A Golden Moment: An extraordinary skating concert...

Cat.No: 182889

Paperback. viii, 276p. + [viii] ads, wraps, worn copy. The annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, vol. 223, September 1942. This special issue covers a number of aspects pertaining to the relationship between both native minorities and immigrant groups and the American war effort. More about Minority peoples in a nation at war, edited by J. P. Shalloo and Donald Young

Cat.No: 8328

Berkeley: Monolid, 1999-2000. First three issues of the magazine, very good, 84, 59, 54 pages respectively. More about Monolid: An Asian American magazine for those who aren't blinking. [Vol. 1 nos. 1, 2, 3

Cat.No: 200291

Albany CA: the high school, 1996. 160p., the usual yearbook format but a little taller (11.5x8.5 inches), the photos and jokes snarkier than exemplars from earlier decades, a bit edgeworn with faint damp-ripple to text leaves, a handled copy with numerous jocular inscriptions to "Jack," the senior whose book this... More about More Than Meets the Eye: Albany High School, 1995-1996

Cat.No: 235467