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

Rio de Janeiro / Brasilia DF: Federacao Espirita Brasileira, Departamento Editorial, 1956. Paperback. 273p., softbound in 7x5 inch decorated wraps, light pressure marks to the glossy covers, the ffep sports a longish presentation signed, in Portuguese with Chicago and Brasil figuring in, an otherwise nmarked, clean, and entirely sound paperback copy.

n.p.: Self-published by the author, 2018. Pamphlet. Unpaginated, about thirty pages, b&w comix panels throughout, zine format in 8.5x5.5 inch stapled wraps. Rear cover has an inch-long sticker scar with a little remnant flap, the sole flaw we see, serious or trivial; all in all a very good copy. Plot, young man on a construction crew digs holes for unspecified purpose, one such hole contacts a burial site (or possibly Hell) and a "living skeleton" attempts to abduct him but gets smashed with the digger's shovel.

n.p.: We Did It!, 2008. Staplebound. [33p.], staplebound, zine-style comic, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good. No copies found in OCLC as of May 2022. Comic about a monster that is released in a supernatural ceremony.

London: Oxford at the Clarendon Press, 1959. Hardcover. x, 262p., illustrated with one folded map bound in and a diagram; first edition of this much-reprinted text hardbound in beautiful waxed black cloth boards titled copperfoil in dust jacket. The book itself is immaculate: sound, clean, unmarked, while the (plain printed) dj has a sun-line, an old seller's label, an inch-long tear to front panel, a small chip to back panel; this jacket remain presentable. All in all a very good copy. FYI, the reprints appear to have the same text (262p) but an altered title ("History of" &c).

Lexington KY: Silver Publishing, 2010. Paperback. 301p., softbound in 9x6 inch decorated wraps, a very good clean copy.

New York: National Travel Club, 1936. Hardcover. xiii, 205p., illustrated as called for plus a doublespread line map bound in at rear, first American edition black cloth boards gilt & blind. A nice production, with tinted top edge and well-reproduced pictures, very good condition. No dust jacket. Author Hides was born in Papua, which helps explain his survival on long policings (murder and head-hunting being illegal) that took him and his eight tribal cops into remote areas.