[Massachusetts: ca 1870]. Original postal envelope, 3" x 5-1/4". Postally used, with Charlestown, MA cancellation and cancelled 3¢ stamp affixed to recto. Addressed to Warren, presumably in Linton's hand, in blue ink; Linton's name written, likely in a secretary's hand, below address. Light soil and wear; Very Good. Envelope only;..... More

New York: Pathfinder Press, 1972. First Edition. Octavo. Staple-bound pamphlet; pictorial thick paper wrappers; 15pp. Slight wear; vertical crease; a few ink notes in margins; a Good reading copy. Interview, first published in the Intercontinental Press (1972). More

London: National Minority Movement, 1928. First Edition. 12mo. Staple-bound pamphlet; 66pp. Pencil marginalia throughout; minor aging to wrappers; stamp of the Labor Research Ass'n (New York) to front cover. Very Good. More

[New York]: Saturday Review Press, [1973]. Large octavo (24cm). Blue cloth in pictorial dust jacket, with blue topstain; 329,[3]pp; black and white illustrations throughout. A square copy, slightly pushed at spine ends, with mild spotting to fore-edge, else Very Good or better. Jacket unclipped (priced 8.95), lightly rubbed, spine-sunned, with..... More

San Francisco: Canfield Colophon Books, 1971. Octavo (20.5cm). Bright pink pictorial card wrappers; [x], 242pp. Tight, rubbed with minor marks to edges, internally clean: around Very Good. "Articles describe the beginnings, development, and consequences of the cultural revolution of the 60s and 70s—from the Haight-Ashbury to Woodstock and Altamont; from..... More

Albany: C. van Benthuysen, 1848. Second Edition. 12mo (19cm). Brown leather, titled in gilt on spine, all edges sprinkled; plain endpapers; [viii], 384pp. A straight, tight copy, spine and board edges sunned, spine rubbed with worming to base, internally clean: Good. "A summary view of the rise, progress and present..... More

Boston: Ticknor, Reed, and Fields, 1852. First American Edition. First printing, with the copyright notices lower on the page, and the capital O in the spine imprint. Brown cloth stamped in blind, titled in gilt on spine; pale yellow endpapers; [i]-viii [9]-288pp; 4pp publisher's catalogue dated April 1852 laid in..... More

New York: Vintage, [1971]. Quarto (28cm). Tan paper wrappers; [7],193,[20]pp; line drawings througout, with an entirely calligraphic text. Firm and straight, slightly rubbed, with minor dust and occasional marks to wrappers, internally clean: Very Good. Described by Laurel as "a handwritten guide to bohemian country living illustrated with line drawings,"..... More

Oneida, NY: Office of the American Socialist, 1877. Third edition (though stated second). Octavo (22cm). Printed pale green wrappers; 32pp. A fresh, apparently uncirculated copy, Near Fine. A singular aspect of Noyes's Pefectionist philosophy, as practiced by his followers at the Oneida commune, was the sanctification of the human sexual..... More

Oneida, NY: Office of the American Socialist, 1876. First Edition. First printing. 16mo (17cm). Stab-sewn pamphlet in printed pinkish tan paper wraps; 96pp; publisher's ads on rear wrapper. Sound copies with occasional minor soil to wraps: Very Good. "An explanation of the Community's theory of criticism--'telling a member. .... More

[n.p.]: [Oneida Community], [n.d.]. First Edition. Full disclosure: Lorne Bair Rare Books is in possession of a substantial remainder of this title. First printing. 32mo (12.5cm). Pamphlet with title cover; [8]pp. Gently rubbed and toned at edges, else clean: Very Good. Along with seventeen arguments about the Second Coming, the..... More

New York: Holton Publishing Co., [n.d.]. Full disclosure: Lorne Bair Rare Books is in possession of a substantial remainder of this title. Second and Abridged Edition. Octavo (24cm). Original orange paper wraps, printed on front; 8pp. Complete as issued, though text ends mid-sentence. A whole and sound copy, bumped at..... More

Putney, VT: 1843-45. Bi-monthly organ of Noyes's community of Bible Communists, a successor publication to The Witness. The paper was primarily an outlet for Noyes's peculiar brand of theocratic philosophy, which incorporated a blend of Free Love and so-called "male-continence" (i.e., intercourse without ejaculation); The Perfectionist was distributed nationally and..... More