Chicago: Third World Press, 1970. First Edition. First Printing. Slim octavo (21.5cm); original pictorial card wrappers, stapled; [iv],5-38,[2]pp. Wrappers worn, rubbed, and creased, with some faint dampstaining and soil to rear wrapper, and shallow stain to upper right edge of text; previous owners ink name and booksellers rubber stamp to..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1967. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1970. First Edition. Though statements from within the Nation of Islam are often conflicting, it is generally accepted that Malcolm X founded the weekly Muhammad Speaks in 1961. A long-running and entirely independent periodical (even of advertisers) which would become the official publishing organ of the..... More
London: Folio Society, [2007]. Third printing. Quarto (30cm). Yellow moiré silk, backed in brown leather with gilt spine title, red topstain, in pictorial paper-covered slipcase; xvi,351,[1]pp; 13 color plates. Bookplate of noted zoologist James G. Mead to front pastedown. Straight and clean, with a few tiny spots to spine: Near..... More
[Discovery Reports], 1966. Folio (31cm). Red buckram, with gilt spine title; [117]-197,[1]pp; black and white diagrams. Bookplate of noted zoologist James G. Mead, Curator Emeritus of Marine Mammals at the Smithsonian Institution. Straight and sound, though rebound: Very Good. Stamped "U.S.N.S. Eltanin" and "Property U.S.A.R.P." on spine. From the collection..... More
Exton, PA: Schiffer, 1984. Folio (31cm). Blue cloth in black dust jacket; 224pp; numerous black and white maps. Straight and clean with very minor edgewear, Near Fine. Jacket lightly rubbed and toned at edges, with minor adhesive remants at base of spine and lower front corner: Very Good. More
Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 1942. Octavo (27cm). Blue cloth, gilt spine title, pale blue typographic dust jacket; [xiv]147,[1]pp. Inscribed by Beatrice Warde to librarian Nora Beust on front free endpaper. With bookplate of noted zoologist James G. Mead on front pastedown. Straight and sound, though foxed at endleaves and prelims..... More
Orwigsburg, PA: Bacon & Freeman Publishers, 1988. First, Limited Edition. Octavo. Gilt-stamped cloth (hardcover); 290pp. Fine, unread copy, signed by author on front free endpaper. A novel of central Pennsylvania. Book 22 in the author's "Perry County" series. 1000 copies printed. More
Chicago: Institute of Positive Education, 1972. First Separate Edition. First Printing. Slim octavo (21.5cm); original pictorial wrappers, stapled; 7,[1]pp. Pinpoint wear, else Fine. Sharp copy of this position paper by Hoyt Fuller (1923-1981) on the subject of "tolerance," specifically as it pertains to Black men. "Black people in America have..... More
!["Goodbye, New York" [In] Story: The Magazine of the Short Story – Vol.XI, No.63 (October,...](/pictures/medium/58153.jpg?v=1653344288)
New York: Story Magazine, Inc., 1937. First Edition. Quarto (23.5cm); original printed card wrappers; 104pp. Modest wear, some light, scattered foxing and dust-soil to wrappers, with a few tiny tears; Very Good+. Contains the first appearance of the Cornell Woolrich novella "Goodbye, New York," a much-anthologized work and the source..... More
![Root and Branch: A Radical Quarterly – Nos.1 & 2 [Complete Run]. NEW LEFT, Irving MARKOVITZ,...](/pictures/medium/58152.jpg?v=1653344287)
Berkeley: The Root and Branch Press, 1962-1963. First Editions. All published of this New Left campus periodical, which spawned out of a Marxist reading group. Maurice Zeitlin, one of the editors, interviewed Che Guevara in issue 1; additional contributors include Donald Warden, Sol Stern, David Horowitz, Sheila Solomon, Lawrence Ferlinghetti..... More
Chicago: Revolutionary Union, 1972. First Edition. Quarto (28cm); pictorial newsprint wrappers; 78pp; illus. Some external wear, mild toning, and dust-soil, with a few small tears; Very Good+. Theoretical organ of the Revolutionary Union, later reconstituted as the Revolutionary Communist Party. An irregularly-published journal, with a total of 7 issues printed;..... More
Chicago: Revolutionary Union, 1972. First Edition. Quarto (28cm); pictorial newsprint wrappers; 96pp; illus. Light wear and toning, with a few tiny tears; Near Fine. Theoretical organ of the Revolutionary Union, later reconstituted as the Revolutionary Communist Party. An irregularly-published journal, with a total of 7 issues printed; the first three..... More
