Search Results: New Jersey from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

npl: Cavities Zine, 2010. Pamphlet. [12]p., stapled wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good condition. Zine consisting of Google Maps printouts of Port Au Peck Ave in Oceanport, NJ (located at the coordinates in the title) along with absurdist google reviews of chain restaurants (on an Olympia, WA Starbucks: "The temperature outside is warm, muggy, uncomfortable on the body. Once inside, you think you are looking at the back of the National Gallery of art (cf. Orazio Gentileschi, 'The Lute Player": the history of aerosolized matter). Through the one hexagonal window of this Starbucks, you see that it has begun to rain heavily and at a strong diagonal.").

Westfield, NJ: the newsletter, 1975. [26p.] 8.5x11 inch staplebound Libertarian newsletter, minor foxing, very good. Includes a piece on Timothy Leary as a Libertarian.

New York: The Kulchur Foundation, 1976. Paperback. 128p., 7.5x10 inches, very good first edition paperback in white pictorial wraps. The self-identified Surrealist author is the New Jersey-born son of an Afro-Cuban boxer.

Paterson, NJ: Libreria Sociologica, 1907. 62, [ii], rear cover missing, and lacking the 4 p. catalog of other anarchist works from the same publisher that we have seen at the end of other examples. Apparently the only issue published under this title. Includes articles about contemporary events, a calendar of historical anarchist events arranged by date, and selections of poetry and prose by noted anti-authoritarians.

Paterson, NJ: Libreria Sociologica, 1907. 62, [ii, 4 p. catalog of other anarchist works from the same publisher], covers missing. Apparently the only issue published under this title. Includes articles about contemporary events, a calendar of historical anarchist events arranged by date, and selections of poetry and prose by noted anti-authoritarians.

Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1984. Hardcover. xviii, 360p., very good condition in a like dj. Study of workers in a New Jersey automated chemical plant.

Berkeley Heights, NJ: Berkeley Heights Public Library, 1962. Pamphlet. Four panel brochure, printed on two panels, front panel in blue and red, 4.25x8 inches.

[Berkeley Heights, NJ]: [Oriole Press], 1962. Ephemera. Single sheet, printed one side only, 4.5x6.25 inches, very good condition. A four-panel brochure version was also printed, featuring a long quote from Ellis. Pamphlet.

Jersey City, NJ: Badger books, nd. Pamphlet. Six panel advertising brochure for an occultist bookstore; illus., in very good condition.

Manasquan, NJ: Iniquity Press, 2009. Pamphlet. 139p., 8.5x11 inches, illustrations, poetry, prose, very good poetry journal in stapled pictorial wraps.

Point Pleasant, NJ: Iniquity Press, 2009. Pamphlet. 114p., 8.5x11 inches, illustrations, poetry, prose, very good poetry journal in stapled pictorial wraps.

Passic, NJ: [United Textile Workers of America], 1927. Handbill. Leaflet, all text printed on one side only, unevenly toned, pen note "Passic, NJ" on leaflet, creased else good condition. 8.5x11 inches. Appeal to Botany workers done during the textile strikes of 1926 - 1927 in Passic - led by Albert Weisbord who was affiliated with the CPUSA at time. This strike was the first major post-WWI strike led by the left and lasted almost a year and the precursor to the Gastonia strike also led by Weisbord. Robert Dunn was affiliated with both the ACLU & the CPUSA, Budenz at this time worked with A.J. Muste and the Conference for Progressive Labor Action. The leaflet calls the UTWA "our union" so clearly produced before the CPUSA's third period.

New York: Merit Publishers, 1969. Pamphlet. 30p., wraps, third printing, very good condition.

Woodmont, CT: Promoting Enduring Peace, 1961. Pamphlet. 6p., stapled wraps, 4.25x9 inches, small stain on bottom edge of all pages, touch of rust to staples else good condition. Reprinted from Coronet, September 1960. Meyner was the Governor of New Jersey.

East Orange, NJ: The Task Force at Upsala College Library, 1970. Three 8.5x11 inch photocopies sheets stapled at upper-left corner, light wear. Thirty-six books and reports listed alphabetically, earliest in the 1950s, latest 1970, very poorly reproduced. Note at the end indicates a much larger bibliography is under way.

[Princeton, NJ]: C.S. Lewis Society, 1978. Handbill. Leaflet, printed on one side only, 11.5x8.5 inches, very good condition. After Cleaver's switch to conservative Christianity, he toured as a speaker. His lectures listed in Alexander Hall are: "The political journey: searching for a mirage" and "The spiritual journey: discovering the light.

Princeton [?]: Self-published by the author, 1962. Pamphlet. 52p., text reproduced from typewritten mss, softbound in 9x6 inch plain printed wraps. Cover bears a single incomprehensible word in ink (some sort of accident) otherwise item is quite sound, clean and unmarked. Author was an 18-year-old 3rd lieutenant stationed in the Ukraine "at the time of the March 1917 Revolution, when the Czar was replaced by a Temporary Government.

Newark, NJ: New Jersey State Federation of District Boards of Education, 1954. Pamphlet. 16p. staplebound pamphlet, very good. A series of articles about conservative attempts to censor school speakers, reading materials, and classroom activities in New Jersey, originally published in The Newark News Feb. 1-7, 1954.

Asbury Park NJ: [Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce], 1913. Pamphlet. Unpaginated, minimally fifty pages, softbound program in 12x9 inch color wraps resembling a magazine, staple-bound. Covers are edgeworn with a few little chips, plus corner-tip and spinefold abrasion. Lots of automobile camera-fodder and a skeletal aeroplane that sneaks into artwork on both covers, proving how modern is our city; in short, a uniquely weird catchpenny angling for newcomer real estate buyers. Two line maps, one showing "The best roads leading to Asbury Park", the second advancing the proposition that AP "is Absolutely Free From The Salt Marsh Mosquitoes of New Jersey". Best visual: back cover infant male with combed & parted blond hair. A final detail: a small irregular label is fixed to upper corner of cover bearing the typewritten message that "Your advertisement is marked X inside" (refers to Atlantic Coast Electric Light Co.; ad about 3/4 through, look for marginal pencil-lead X). A good copy.

Collingswood NJ: Christian Beacon Press, 1955. Newspaper. Two issues of the tabloid format newspaper, both with horizontal fold, evenly toned; issues present are vol. 18 no. 12 and vol. 19 no. 51. Ultra-conservative Christian paper devoted to the crusade against communism. The additional leaflet argues that the Methodist church has been contaminated by Communist teachings, reprinting some examples from official literature.