Search Results: Northern California from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

San Francisco: the Post, 1996. Pamphlet. 12p. 7x8.5 inches, illustrations, program, very good in stapled pictorial yellow wraps. Ronnie Gilbert was the guest artist.

San Francisco: the Post, 1995. [8p.], illus. program, 8.5x7 inches, staplebound pamphlet, very good condition.

Lacey, WA: Philos Press, 2004. 70p., glossy 7x5.5 inch wraps with photos of Mike front and back. Fine copy.

Los Altos Hills: the college, 2004. Spiral_bound. 267p., a superior "copyshop" type of binding, with its white plastic "comb"-fastened spine professionally printed with title, a fine copy. Includes a lengthy topic index with dozens of differentiated entries on matters like sick leave, on tenure, on rights of part-time employees, &c &c.

Berkeley: Aldebaran Review; Noh Directions Press, 1969. [12p.] staplebound chapbook format, limited to 500 copies, publication address has been marked out with ink, otherwise light handling wear. Includes poems by Alta, Pete Winslow, Douglas Blazek, Lyn Lifshin, and others. Introduction notes that issue 6 was being printed at the same time.

Berkeley: Eshu House Publishing, 1997. Paperback. 85p., personal inscription to Berkeley photographer/German exile Gerda Mathan, signed by the poet, damp-ripple to back cover and many adjacent pages, an otherwise good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps.

Berkeley: Eshu House Publishing, 1997. Paperback. 85p., personal inscription to poet/author Piri Thomas and wife Susie, signed by the poet, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps.

Oakland: Asswipe, 2015. Pamphlet. [48p.], 8.5x11 inches corner-stapled zine with anarcho-punkish slant, includes reviews of coffeehouses in the Bay Area and other zines, editor's description of her summer vacation, interview with Sara Century, rants and poems.

Oakland: Asswipe, 2014. Pamphlet. [40p.], 5.5x8.5 inches saddle-stitched zine with anarcho-punkish slant, chronicle of road trip to L.A., how to twerk cartoon, Bay Area scene report, song lyrics, editor's Black Flag confessional, much else; very good condition.

Oakland: Asswipe, 2014. Pamphlet. [32p.], 5.5x8.5 inches saddle-stitched zine with anarcho-punkish slant, extensive diary of Northwest U.S. tour of Vanessa's band, Pink Pile, in August 2014; very good condition.

Oakland: the zine, 2013. [20p.], tiny pocket-size zine with anarcho-punkish slant, very good condition. Includes reviews of bands in the Bay Area, editor's description of her communal living situation, a contributor's piece on theft, and more.

Fairfield, CA: Marjorie B. Ruegg, 1982. Two issues of the tabloid format newspaper, 4 and 8 pages, horizontal fold, paper toned. Articles about Bair Island, whale watching, Jepson Prairie Preserve, and more.

Oakland: Black Panther Party, 1972. Newspaper. 16p. illus., newspaper in tabloid format, horizontal fold, minor handling and toning. Emory Douglas collage on the rear wraps (People's Free Clothing Program Now!), two page article "Are the Vietnamese fighting alone? Ramparts editor David Horowitz accuses Russia and China of 'undermining' Vietnamese struggle," and articles on the Party's history in Oakland and on local community programs. From the period of Bobby Seale's run for Mayor of Oakland and Elaine Brown for Councilwoman.

Oakland: Black Panther Party, 1970. Newspaper. 24p. illus. tabloid newspaper; horizontal fold, mild toning. Cover story reports on problems with police in Toledo, Ohio and New Orleans. Rear cover poster by Emory Douglas under the heading "We will not hesitate to either kill or die for our freedom." Other articles discuss Vietnam, Seattle bombings, and more.

Oakland: Black Panther Party, 1972. Newspaper. 20p. illus. tabloid newspaper; Faint horizontal fold, very good. Emory Douglas poster on rear cover. Special supplement on the "State of the Struggle.

Oakland: Black Panther Party, 1972. Newspaper. 16p.. plus 4 page supplement; tabloid newspaper, horizontal fold, minor toning. Cover story on the expulsion of Rhodesia from the Olympics. Rear cover poster is an Emory Douglas design depicting a Black minister at the pulpit, sweating as he energetically preaches "A revival for survival.

Oakland: Black Panther Party, 1972. Newspaper. 16p.. plus 4 page supplement; tabloid newspaper, horizontal fold, minor toning. Much on the Bobby Seale / Elaine Brown campaign; rear cover is a poster by Boored. Cover story on the killing of Israeli athletes at Munich. "At Attica, San Rafael, Munich the same events unfolded: desperate, disenfranchised men take other men as hostages in order to command the attention of the world to their plight. Then, State power, exposed in its evil by the fatal spectacle, conspires to kill all the guerrillas and all the hostages to the last man. Power - represented by the State of California or New York or Israel or West Germany or the U.S.A. - shamelessly tells the public that the rebels have murdered the hostages. Soon follows, pompous denunciations of violence and self-righteous congratulations issued by Power, until one of the victims, accidentally left alive, announces that the State Troopers, San Quentin guards or German "sharp shooters" opened fire first and… Read More

Oakland: Black Panther Party, 1972. Newspaper. 16p.. plus 4 page supplement; tabloid newspaper, horizontal fold, some edgewear. Cover story marks the anniversary of George Jackson's death. Much on the Bobby Seale / Elaine Brown campaign; back cover is a Gayle "Asali" Dickson poster depicting a woman holding a child and a bag of groceries from the Panthers' Free Food Program.

Oakland: Black Panther Party, 1971. Newspaper. 20p. illus. tabloid format newspaper, horizontal fold, minor toning, closed edge tear at top of front cover. Emory Douglas poster on the rear cover depicts a woman who has caught a huge rat. Caption says "Black misery! Ain't we got a right to the tree of life?" Cover story on the death of Jaurice Payne, the two-year-old son of a Memphis Black Panther member. He died of meningitis, the proliferation of which the article describes as "Racist America's neglect.

Oakland: Black Panther Party, 1971. 20p. tabloid format newspaper, evenly toned, minor pen notation at top, otherwise very good. Lead article is Huey P. Newton's statement on the dismissal of the charges against Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins in the New Haven trial. Signed by Huggins next to her portrait.