Search Results: San Francisco from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

San Francisco: Smutchey Associates, 1983. 18x23.75 inch poster with purple, pink and blue concentric design by Tonnemacher, very good. Issued to mark the tenth anniversary of the community event that was inaugurated by Harvey Milk.

San Francisco: Browning Grace Communications, 1992. Magazine. 80p., 8.5x11 inches, articles, news, interviews, reviews, photos, ads, resources, events, very good LGBTQ magazine in pictorial wraps. This is a different publication than the UCLA tabloid. Cover story on Scott Thompson as 'Buddy' in "Kids in the Hall." On gay and lesbian comedy. Profile of Simon LeVay. Excerpt from Schulman's novel "Combat." Portfolio of artist Keating.

San Francisco: Browning Grace Communications, 1993. Magazine. 80p., 8.5x11 inches, articles, news, interviews, reviews, photos, ads, resources, events, ex-library with label on cover, else very good LGBTQ magazine in pictorial wraps. This is a different publication than the UCLA tabloid. Elton John cover story, plus articles on LGBT bookstores, Paul Cadmus, lesbian sex workers, young people with AIDS, and more.

[San Francisco]: Self-published by the author, 1977. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet handbill printed both sides with the ten points elucidated and 14 contact phone numbers for ay Area rights organizations. Reference is made to the Gay Freedom March, the events in Miami, Mayor Moscone,

San Francisco: ETVC, 1994. [24p] 5.5x8.5 inches, illustrated event program, very good program booklet in stapled white pictorial wraps.

San Francisco: the Festival Magazine, 1989. Magazine. 40p., 8.5x11 inches, ads, services, resources, schedules, very good magazine format program in stapled pictorial wraps. Program for the Mission District merchants festival.

San Francisco: the Festival Magazine, 1990. Magazine. 40p., 8.5x11 inches, ads, services, resources, schedules, very good magazine format program in stapled pictorial wraps. Program for the Mission District merchants festival.

San Francisco: Carnaval San Francisco, 1991. Magazine. 52p., 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with b&w photos and art, maps, ads, program of events, very good magazine-format program in stapled pictorial wraps.

San Francisco: CineAccion, 2004. Magazine. 16p., 8x10 inches, ads, information, resources, event schedule, film stills, very good program booklet in stapled pictorial wraps.

Honolulu & San Francisco: Stackwell Books, 1996. Paperback. [v], 66p., 11x7 inch upright softbound; preface and introduction, profusely illus. with numerous color drawings with translucent guards, line-drawn elevations and a single terminal photo, very good condition; signed by Segedin on the front free endsheet.

Oakland: UARP, 1996. xiii, 100p., 8.5x11 inches, abstract locator pages, abstracts, very good in stapled pink covers with black cloth tape backing.

San Francisco: The 15 Association, 1999. Six panel brochure folded to 3.75x8.5 inches, illustration of a cross-brace leather haltered leatherman on cover, registration, event program inside, very good black text and art on white paper.

San Francisco: The 15 Association, 1996. Pamphlet. Six panel brochure folded to 3.75x8.5 inches, illustration of a bound naked man with erect penis as candle holder and dripping hot candles affixed to nipples, illustration by Leon on back cover, registration, event program inside, hand-corrected date in red ink, very good black text and art on white paper.

San Francisco: A.R. Tommasini, 1982. Pamphlet. Fifteen different small books, mostly 3.5x5.25 inches but with some variation, very good condition. Beautifully crafted, most numbered by hand at the end. Items present are: Moments of millennium: from John Mistletoe (1959; numbered 497). Printers, poor devils! (1961; numbered 542). Scenes from snow-bound (1962, numbered 424). The story of paper told briefly once again (1963, numbered 347). Letters (1964, numbered 413). On giving and receiving (1965, numbered 486). May there be peace among all the nations (1966, numbered 300). Printers' marks (1967, numbered 490). Tommy's messages (1968, numbered 325). Pages from the Gutenberg Bible in miniature facsimile (1969, numbered 567). Tommy's Thirty (1977, numbered 644; inscribed by Tommasini to Sieg [Hesse]). Times of stress are times for success (1979, not numbered). Signs of the Zodiac (1980, not numbered). Wise words and sayings of Ben Franklin (1981, not numbered). Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address… Read More

San Francisco: OMI Business League, 1998. [88p.], staplebound booklet, 8.5x11 inches; corner crease to front cover and first two pages. On the history of the southwestern neighborhood within San Francisco, with many ads for local businesses.

San Francisco: The National Rifle Association of America, 1951. Pamphlet. Unpaginated, about eighteen pages, features statistical tables and two vignette photoportraits of current champs, male & female. The guy hadn't won previously, while the woman had won three of the last four competitions. Nice copy, a 9x6 inch pamphlet in terracotta pink wraps titled & decorated in black. Sound, clean and unmarked. The first such annual to be held west of the Rocky Mountains.

[San Francisco]: the Bank, 1965. Calendar. 5x6 inch card with images of Chinese art from the Avery Brundage collection, containing fourteen loose leaves, one for each month plus two listing holidays, much text in Chinese, but descriptions of the artwork in English, very good.

San Francisco: Gay Freedom Day Committee, 1979. Four items: Six page letter and guidelines on the Committee's letterhead, stapled top-left corner; three application forms on various color stock, booth, march and float applications, all 8.5x11 inch sheets, all very good.

San Francisco: Self-published by the authors, 1980. [28p] includes covers, 5.5x8.5 inches, poems, illustrations, quotes and monthly calendars, very good booklet in stapled wraps.

San Francisco: Gay Softball League, 1981. [20p] includes covers, 5.5x8.5 inches, cartoon illustrations by Kalthoff throughout, ads, events, roster, very good program for the game in stapled tan pictorial wraps. Clever illustrations by Robert '81.