Search Results: Astrology, star-signs from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

Paris: La Table d'Emeraude Editeur, 1984. Paperback. 105p., beautiful presswork, a lovely, rather austere journal devoted to spiritual and magical matters, softbound in 9.5x6.5 inch white wraps printed red and black. Corner-tips of front cover are a wee bit turned, minuscule bump to rear cover at the head, else completely sound, clean and unmarked.

Tucson, AZ: See Sharp Press, 2002. Pamphlet. 11p., wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, staple-bound pamphlet, as New.

San Francisco: See Sharp Press, 1987. Pamphlet. 11p., stapled wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good condition.

Bombay: Directorate of Tourism, Government of Maharashtra, 1970. Portfolio. Twelve folders as called for, each measuring 10x9 inches closed, each opening on a recto color graphic (9x5 inches, well-reproduced) that faces a verso commentary. Different color-themes for each "month". Expect very faint edgewear to folders, which are enclosed in a printed cardstock envelope or portfolio that is thrashed (but not so badly as to be thrown away) with our visible tape-repair. As is. These calendar motifs date from the first century, modified in the 17th century; it is the modifications we see here.

npl: Chameleon Club, [c197-?]. Staplebound. [18p.], [14p.], respectively, 5.5x8.5 inch pictorial wraps; back of issue two is toned, minor spine toning on issue, else in very good condition.

London: Collins & Brown, 1992. Hardcover. 192p. + [16]p. of plates, cloth-covered boards, corners bumped else very good condition in like dj. A Juliet Gardiner Book.

The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1938. Paperback. vii, 33p. (text and tables, one folding) plus two more very large folded tables bound in at back. An elegant production on fine alkaline paperstock, rubricated cover and title page, complex handset presswork, softbound in 11x7 inch buff wraps in very good condition pace a few mild corner-tip turnings (no sharp creasing) and a couple of flecks of soil. Otherwise clean, and quite sound and unmarked.

Salt Lake City: Paracelsus College, Utah Institute of Parachemistry, 1980. Magazine. 20p., single issue of the 8.5x11 inch magazine in stiff pictorial wraps; illus., in very good condition. A magazine devoted to practical alchemy and related topics. Art Kunkin, former editor of the L.A. Free Press, came in as editor.

New York: Benjamin Blom, Inc., Publishers, 1972. Hardcover. iv, 156p., vii, reprint of an item first published 1876, London/Hong Kong. Illustrated with a few calligraphic plates. Hardbound in 9.5x6.5 inch orange cloth boards spine-titled brown. About fine: perfectly sound, and absent any soil or markings.

London: A Quarto Book published by Gay Times Books, 2000. Hardcover. 112p., 8x11 inches, introduction, elements and modes, star signs, forecasts, illustrated with photos, very good first UK dition in spiral-bound pictorial boards.

Oakland: Herstar, 1998. Magazine. 55, [5]p., stapled wraps, 8.25x11 inches, very good condition.

San Jose: Papyrus, 1998. Paperback. 431 p., edgeworn wraps, text in Vietnamese. Astrological calendar and guide for the year 1999. Many ads for local businesses.

Los Angeles: Los Angeles Free Press, 1972. Newspaper. One issue in two sections, total of 52p., 17x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper; toned, shelf and edge worn, tears along vertical & top edges, some dust, previous owners initials penciled in upper right corner, else in good condition. Second section focuses on the arts and culture. Front cover: phote of young Indian girl with 4 arms. Inside find: "Garbage: a Report on Street Psychelelics, Rightest leader John Schmitz interviewed", Music, Film, Theater, Yoga, Astrology, more.

San Francisco: Akashic Records & Tapes 530 Divisadero (Write to Mercurians at this address), 1999. Two seven-inch ep's pressed on translucent red plastic, in their original plain sleeves and a printed green folder holding these in the same pocket; the folder info states "a limited edition ('273' inserted / 500) released". Pocket and one sleeve show trivial crimping round two corners, discs appear pristine, a very good set. Unheard by us. The address is close to the headquarters of Coltrane mystics on Divisadero, and not far from Tchirinjiva's (sp?) live-in clan, a long-gone 70s effort to get holy. Recorded in SF and mixed in NYC. drums: Phil Franklin. bass guitar: Deborah Fox. keyboards: Suzanne Ramsey. acoustic guitar: Christof W. Certik I. electric guitar: Neil Martinson. Additional instruments on Rings of Saturn include viola and glockenspiel, and on Moons of Jupiter, marimba.

N.pl: The Dominion Press, 1971. 20p., wraps, rear wrap dampstained, some wrinkling of text from the dampstain, a basic reading copy. Cover title: Millions have wondered and asked the burning question why shot? Were these good men [pictures of JFK, RFK and MLK).