New York: Fleming H. Revell Company, 1902. First Edition. Octavo (20cm.); publisher's brown pictorial cloth stamped in black and peach; 389pp.; frontispiece, four leaves of plates. Boards rather scuffed and lightly soiled, front board a bit bent with tear to front pastedown, small bookseller ticket to front pastedown, else Very... More
Salt Lake City: Tribune Job Printing Company, 1893. First Edition. Novel set during the 1860s silver rush at the Comstock lode in the western Utah territory (modern-day Virginia City, Nevada), written by the publisher of the "Salt Lake City Daily Tribune." WRIGHT III 2206. Octavo (22.5cm.); publisher's blue decorative cloth... More
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1899. First Edition. An ambitious and controversial "problem novel" by the Kentucky-born feminist author/actress, dealing with such Victorian taboos as consanguinous sexuality, birth-control, and suicide; the book's frank portrayal of a Southern family's degeneracy led one contemporary critic to describe it as "...a nightmare begotten... More
New York: The East Village Other, Inc., 1970. First Edition. Contents include articles by Mark Lane, Claudia Dreifus, Harold De Grak, Rudi Stern, and others, with a centerfold article by Ray Schultz titled "Riot in the Tombs." Cover art by Yossarian. Tabloid (43.5cm); illustrated newsprint wrappers; 24pp; illus. Light dust-soil... More
New York: The East Village Other, Inc., 1967. First Edition. Contents include articles by Richard Gosselin, Reza Araseth, Allan Katzman, Phil Ochs, Robert Hurwitt, Hugh Romney, Bob Rudnick, and others, with a Canned Heat interview, film theatre centerfold, and a Timothy Leary cover. Tabloid (43.5cm); illustrated newsprint wrappers; 32pp; illus... More
New York: The East Village Other, Inc., 1968. First Edition. Contents include articles by Isham, Jonathon Oldstyle, Ernie Barry, Allan Katzman, Don Katzman, Lita Eliscu, Lennox Raphael, and Michael Abehsera, and others, with Trashman comix by Spain Rodriguez. Tabloid (43.5cm); illustrated newsprint wrappers; 24pp; illus. Light wear and toning to... More
New York: The East Village Other, Inc., 1968. First Edition. Contents include articles by Allan Katzman, Lennox Raphael, Renfru Neff, Rob Rudnick, Dennis Frawley, Lita Eliscu, and others. Ira Cohen centerfold on Sidi Heddi, "the kif saint of Morocco," with Trashman comix by Spain Rodriguez. Tabloid (43.5cm); illustrated newsprint wrappers;... More
Chicago: Muhammad's Mosque/Temple No.2, 1968. 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
Wrightstown, NJ: S.i., 1970. First Edition. Short-lived newspaper "written and published by a group of Ft. Dix G.I.s for our brothers and sisters at Dix. By this our minds have been freed from the involuntary servitude of the military machine. This is our "ultimate weapon"." Contents include articles on Black..... More
New York: Liberated Guardian Worker's Collective, 1970. First Edition. Attractive copy of this New Left publication, founded in the Spring of 1970, when a group of Guardian workers who went on strike and decided to start a new, collectively-run newspaper. Contents include coverage of the Lonnie McLucas verdict, police brutality... More
New York: Liberated Guardian Worker's Collective, 1970. First Edition. Debut issue of this New Left publication, founded in the Spring of 1970, when a group of Guardian workers who went on strike and decided to start a new, collectively-run newspaper. Contents include articles on the Panthers at Yale, elitism and... More
New York: Liberated Guardian Worker's Collective, 1971. First Edition. Attractive copy of this New Left publication, founded in the Spring of 1970, when a group of Guardian workers who went on strike and decided to start a new, collectively-run newspaper. A tribute issue following the murder of George Jackson, covering... More
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Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., 1857. First Edition. Folio. Tinted lithographic cover; 9pp. Mild creasing and soil; Very Good. Title misspelled "Sanquoit" on first page. The cover is a handsome tinted lithograph giving views of the "New York Mills near Utica" (on Sauquoit Creek) including the Upper, Middle, and Lower... More
New York: E.P. Dutton & Co., 1965. First Edition. Octavo (20.5cm.); publisher's cloth in blue pictorial dust jacket; 411pp. Some light wear and scuffing to jacket extremities, shallow crease to front flap, else Fine in Very Good jacket. Bildungsroman of a young man and his sexual awakening, beginning at a.... More
New York: Vanguard Press, [1941]. First Edition. Thick octavo (21cm.); publisher's cloth in pictorial dust jacket, grey topstain; [8],429pp. Shallow chips at jacket spine crown, tiny ownership rubberstamp to front flap, rear endpapers quite heavily toned from previously removed newsclippings, else a Very Good to Near Fine copy. "Of an... More
New York: Vanguard Press, 1946. First Edition. Octavo (21.5cm.); original cloth in brown pictorial dust jacket; [8],367pp. Tiny chips along jacket extremities, spine and flap edges a bit toned, else Near Fine. Novel recounting the travails of a struggling Chicago Irish author in New York City. The sequel "A Road... More
[The Netherlands: Comité Nationale Demonstratie voor Vrede in Vietnam, ca. 1972]. Anti-Vietnam War protest poster showing depicting a photograph of Vietnamese citizens weeping over the bodies of a child and man while military aircraft fly overhead. Imprint provided by geheugenvannederland.nl. Original photo-illustrated poster (60x41cm.) printed offset in red and black..... More
Washington, D.C. Peoples Coalition for Peace & Justice, [1971]. Poster promoting the 1971 "Mule Train To Wall Street," an event intended to coincide with the great Mayday Tribe march on Washington, described by some observers as the most poorly planned direct action of the Vietnam era. The action ended with... More
[Alpine, MI: Chas. W. Bergman, 1910]. Octavo (19.5cm); staplebound self-wrappers; [16]pp. A hint of wear and toning to wrapper extremities, else Near Fine. Tucker's oft-reprinted essay, first published in the anarchist journal Liberty in 1888. Of this odd little reprint, we can say little other than that it is scarce... More
Pittsburgh: The Commune, 1972. First Edition. Articles on the Soledad Brothers being declared innocent, the national debt, mass protests in France, the death of Mexican guerrilla leader Genaro Vazquez Rojas, the use of electronic weapons in the Vietnam War, and a large, illustrated centerfold compiling cliches and stereotypes about women... More
Pittsburgh: The Commune, 1972. First Edition. Articles on the Weather Underground, Angela Davis being acquitted of all charges, the merits of free health clinics, life inside the penitentiary, anti-war protests, national and international news, and a Miami Conventions Coalition centerfold. Tabloid (43cm); photo-illustrated newsprint wrappers; 20pp; illus. Faint horizontal fold... More
San Francisco: The Movement Press, 1968. First Edition. Well-preserved issue of this SNCC and SDS-affiliated newspaper. Contents include articles on the verdict in the Huey Newton trial, welfare mothers and students, Tom Hayden in Chicago, the New Left and the Army, and a large Panther centerfold. Tabloid (44.5cm); photo-illustrated newsprint... More
San Francisco: The Movement Press, 1967. First Edition. Well-preserved issue of this SNCC and SDS-affiliated newspaper. Contents include articles on Stokely Carmichael's visit to Cuba (by Julius Lester), Gary Rader's letter from jail, Fidel Castro on Stokely & Black Revolution, and a centerfold dedicated to the Dixie Hills community in... More
London: Oxford University Press, 1953. First Edition. Octavo (22cm.); publisher's blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine; x,436pp.; folding map plate in rear. Boards a bit rubbed with brief splitting at top spine edge of upper cover, spine quite cocked, a few surface scratches, else a Very Good reading copy, albeit lacking dust... More
Chicago: Guiding Star Publishing House, 1899-1900. First Edition. Early run of this periodical edited and written by Dr. Cyrus R. Teed, a Utica, NY native and founder of the Koreshan Unity. "Koreshanity," as it was also known, was born in the wake of two related movements: the millenial fervor that... More
