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

Oakland: Eastside Arts Alliance, 2010. Approximately 13x25 inch poster, very good.

Oakland: International Bolshevik Tendency, 1991. Magazine. Four issues of the magazine, a complete run for the period between Winter 1990 and Third Quarter 1991. Issues present are Numbers 7-10. 40, 40, 32, and 40p., respectively, stapled wraps, 8.5 x 10.75 inches, wraps worn and soiled, Numbers 7 and 10 with price stamp on front wrap else generally good condition. Numbers 7 and 9 are subtitled "Journal of the Bolshevik Tendency", Numbers 9 and 10 are subtitled "Journal of the International Bolshevik Tendency

Oakland: International Friendship House, 1980. 11x8.5 inch hanging wall calendar (11x17 inches when opened) with black and white photos of East Bay Native American activities; some dates have notes scrawled on them in the calendar portion. "For 25 years IFH has served American Indian residents of Oakland and the East Bay...

Oakland: Beth Eden Baptist Church, 1990. Pamphlet. Four-panel, 5.5x8.5 inch program, portrait of the honoree couple on cover, very good on heavy blue stock.

Oakland, CA: Beebe Memorial Cathedral, 1987. Staplebound. 40 pages, illustrations, wraps. 11 x 8.5 in. Very Good. Program and souvenir book for the annual fundraiser for the Oakland, CA church. Numerous portraits of church members and advertisements for Oakland, Berkeley, and other East Bay businesses.

Oakland: the Program, 2002. Handbill. Folder with label logo, includes the 1st place winner of the Chester Himes Black Mystery Writing contest ("Mystery of the Smoked Herring" by 11th Grade Skyline High School student John Lo), a Himes chronology, a profile of Hugh Holton reprinted from the Sept. 29, 2000 issue of Chicago Reader, an 'In Memoriam' for Nora DeLoach, various panel discussion overviews as well as a Program survey, Vol. 2, No 1 of "Friends of Chester Himes News," and more.

Oakland: AIDS Project of East Bay, 1987. Ephemera. Three 8.5x11 inch sheets of the Project's Letterhead printed one side only, stapled upper left corner. Pages one and two the letter from Doyle. Page three is the Staff List.

Oakland: Juanita Miller, 1946. Pamphlet. [35]p., eighteenth edition; 6x8.5 inch wraps; musical notation, photos., illus., map, poetry, slight price sticker shadow on front cover, faint plate remnant on inside cover, staples rusted, slight tear on first page edge, otherwise in very good condition.

Oakland: ANC 75th Anniversary Committee, 1987. Pamphlet. [12p.], staplebound booklet, 8.5x11 inches, very good. Program for an event that featured Gil Scott Heron in concert. Sponsor list includes a who's-who of community, radical and labor organizations.

Oakland: Self-published by the author, 1996. [40p] 5.5x8.5 inches, personal inscription signed by the poet, very good poetry chapbook in stapled cream pictorial wraps.

Oakland: [Gwen Lewis Company], [c197-?]. Pamphlet. [3]p., 5.5x8.5 inch folio pamphlet of a program; photo., slight wear on the corner, otherwise in very good condition. One part of the program is a performance piece dedicated to "focusing on the elements necessary in building a strong nation (referring to the new independent nations of Africa)." Backside: "In 1969, Gwen Lewis conceived her own professional dance company to relate to the Black Liberation experience, through movement.

n.p.: Bookman Publishing, 2001. Paperback. viii+93p., pictorial wraps, inscribed by author to Suzy Thomas, wife of Piri Thomas, includes CD of spoken version of book, very good condition. Moore, an Anglo-African immigrant from England, presently lives in Oakland.

Oakland: ASAN, 1990. Magazine. 29p., 8.25x10.75 inches, illus., wraps creased else good condition. One man anonymous ultra-left zine published out of Oakland in the '80s and '90s. Influenced by perspectives of the Situationists and Freddy Perlman's Black & Red publications.

Oakland: ASAN, 1990. Magazine. 29p., 8.25x10.75 inches, illus., pages slightly toned else very good condition. One man anonymous ultra-left zine published out of Oakland in the '80s and '90s. Influenced by perspectives of the Situationists and Fredy Perlman's Black & Red publications.

Oakland: Sea Urchin Press, 1978. Paperback. [32]p., illus. in text; lightly worn else very good condition. Laid in is a 4p. "Activity guide for Agate Eyes for involved reading and listening." Children's book on interpersonal relations built around a game of marbles in a black neighborhood.

San Francisco: American Newspaper Guild. Local 52, 1968. 45p., staplebound booklet, very good.

Juneau: Raven's Bones Press, 1996. Trade Paperback. 81p., signed by the poet dated April 4, 1998, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Poetry by the daughter of Ishmael Reed.

Juneau: Raven's Bones Press, 1996. Paperback. 81p., svery good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps.

Martinsville, IN: Bookman, 2004. x, 86p., very good in wraps, inscribed to Piri [Thomas]. Essays by the London-born son of Jamaican and English parents, who settled in Oakland, CA. Some very funny stuff, and shrewd on the difference between born in England and born in the US of A.

Oakland, CA: [International Association of Machinists], [192-?]. 2.5x4 inch card, very good, printed one side. Socialist notables including James P. Cannon spoke at the Hall in the early 1920s.