San Francisco: Kitabu Cha Jua, 1974. First Edition. Quarto (27.25cm); pictorial wrappers, stapled; 80pp; illus. Light wear, toning, and dust-soil to wrappers, with several passages underlined (in ink) on pp.2-4; Very Good. Late issue of the successor publication to the Journal of Black Poetry. Contents include contributions by Faith Mitchell..... 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
Buffalo: Afro-American Historical Association of the Niagara Frontier, Inc., 2005. First Edition. Octavo (22.75cm); printed card wrappers; 96pp. Light wear to extremities, else Near Fine. With contributions by James H. Rigali, John C. Walter, Michael Boston, Ralph Crowder, A.J. Williams-Myers, Melvin Douglass, and Charles Banner Haley. More
[Nashville: A.M.E. Sunday School Union], 1964. First Edition. Octavo (22cm.); original tan staplebound card wrappers; 24pp.; photographic portraits throughout. Fine. More
[London]: 1963. First Edition. Octavo (22cm.); publisher's white decorative staplebound card wrappers printed in blue and black; 39pp.; illus. Light wear and a hint of toning to extremities, else Near Fine. Articles include "Voices from Yuan and Ming" by the New Zealand-born member of the Communist Party of China Rewi..... More
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[Bryn Mawr, PA: Analysis and Policy Press / Institute for Democratic Socialism, 1987?]. First Edition. Octavo (21cm.); original white decorative staplebound card wrappers printed in red and black; [2],15pp. A few leaves creased at upper fore-edge corner, light dust-soil, else Very Good or better. More
[New York: American Committee on Africa], 1959. Octavo (22.5cm.); publisher's photo-illustrated staplebound self-wrappers; 23pp.; illus. Some minor toning and dust-soil else Very Good. Includes an article on the newly elected first President of Guinea Sékou Touré, during whose 26-year régime approximatley 50,000 people would be killed. More
Washington DC: Law Reporter Printing Company, 1910-1911. First Edition. Thick octavo (23cm.); original olive cloth, spine lettered in gilt, olive endpapers; xx,361;xxi,[1],378pp.; tables, text in double column. Minor wear to extremities, corners a bit bumped, else Very Good and sound. Includes the text for A.F.L. President Samuel Gomper's opening reports..... More
[Washington, D.C.]: American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1957. First Edition. 2 volumes, octavo (21.5cm.); original white pictorial card wrappers; iii,[1],619; viii,600pp.; illus. A bit worn from handling, some faint dust-soiling, mostly to spines, else a Very Good set. Biennial proceedings; the first of these Conventions was..... More
New York: North American Review Corporation, 1920. Single issue of this journal of conservative opinion and politics, edited and published by the New York railway magnate and Ambassador to the United Kingdom under Harding, George B.M. Harvey. Harvey's Weekly ran from 1919-1921 as a continuation of Harvey's North American Review..... More
New York: North American Review Corporation, 1920. Single issue of this journal of conservative opinion and politics, edited and published by the New York railway magnate, staunch anti-Wilsonian, and Ambassador to the United Kingdom under Harding, George B.M. Harvey. Harvey's Weekly ran from 1919-1921 as a continuation of Harvey's North..... More
New York: North American Review Corporation, 1920. Single issue of this journal of conservative opinion and politics, edited and published by the New York railway magnate, staunch anti-Wilsonian, and Ambassador to the United Kingdom under Harding, George B.M. Harvey. Harvey's Weekly ran from 1919-1921 as a continuation of his North..... More
Boston: Charles H. Peirce, 1847. First Edition. Entire run (comprising six bi-monthly issues) of this short-lived magazine of moral hygiene, instruction, and literature, aimed at adolescent boys and young men. The content is generally progressive, with contributors such as Wendell Phillips, Lyman Beecher, George Tuckerman, William Ellery Channing, etc., well..... More
New York: American Tract Society / D. Fanshaw, Printer, 1841. First Edition. 12mo (18cm.); publisher's blue stitched wrappers printed within decorative border; 2,[73]-84,3-4pp. Old vertical crease, small damp spot to upper cover fore-edge margin, else Very Good and fresh. Contents devoted chiefly to the sixteenth annual meeting and report. More
New York: American Tract Society / D. Fanshaw, Printer, 1842. First Edition. 12mo (18cm.); publisher's green stitched wrappers printed within decorative border; [2],[109]-120,3-4pp. Faint damp spots to upper cover slightly staining the stock blue, else a Very Good and fresh copy. Contents open with clergyman Robert Baird's article "Claims of..... More
Bangkok, Thailand: American Women's Club of Thailand, 1971-1975. 14 volumes bound in one; quarto (29.5cm.); maroon library cloth, gilt-lettered spine, original wrappers bound in; illus., many in color, throughout. Publishing sequence as follows: May/April, 1971; July/August, 1973; January/February, 1974-November/December, 1975. Paper flaw to earliest issue upper cover from clumsily removed..... More
Paris: Amicale des Déportés et Familles de Mauthausen, 1976. First Edition. Quarto (31.5cm.); staplebound self-wrappers; 11pp.; photographic illus., text printed in triple column. Previous horizontal mail fold, extremities (mostly fore-edge) rather worn from handling. About Very Good. Newsletter published for survivors and family members of inmates of the Nazi concentration..... More
