Search Results: Titles starting with L from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

Los Angeles: Shanti, 1995. Paperback. [84p] 8.5x11 inches, bios, photos, event program, ads, very good booklet in pictorial wraps. Shanti is an HIV/AIDS support organization and this was for their annual fundraiser. Some entertainers were Carol Burnette, Bette Midler, Joel Grey, Ellen DeGeneres, et al.

Los Angeles: Shanti, 1996. Paperback. [48p] 8.5x11 inches, bios, photos, event program, ads, very good booklet in pictorial wraps. African American choreographer Peters died from AIDS related illness in 1994. Shanti is an HIV/AIDS support organization and this was for their annual fundraiser. Some entertainers were Debbie Allen, Jamie Lee Curtiss, Sally Kellerman, et al.

Los Angeles: LADOT, Great Streets, 2017. Pamphlet. 24p. staplebound zine, very good. Drawings, photos, and other contributions reflecting Los Angeles life.

Venice, CA: LALA Press, 1995. Paperback. 87p., paperback, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good. Poetry featuring themes of love, sex, and life in Los Angeles. Han is a Korean American author, speaker, and educator based in Hawai'i.

Amsterdam: Ver.Vrij Spanje, 1946. Pair of printed postcards, somewhat soiled, addressed to Trygve Lee, the UN Secretary General, demanding democratic rights for Spain. The recto has the title printed over a drawing of a Republican woman holding the flag. Text in Dutch and French.

New York: League for Industrial Democracy, 1940. Newsletter. Four issues of the newsletter; 8.75x11 inches; fold-creased, no. 12 is slightly toned with migrating rust stains, else very good condition. Includes a summary of the 1940 L.I.D. Summer Conference on social change and opposition to fascism and totalitarianism. Other content includes discussion on consumer cooperation, a repeating segment on socialist transition, and more.

Burlington, ON: Little Green Tree, 2006. Paperback. 118 pg. paperback, 5 x 7.75 inches, very good. A novel about a Canadian bomber pilot suffering from PTSD during World War II. Only one copy in OCLC, none in the US. Bin is a writer of fiction and non-fiction living in Ontario.

Ljubljana: Slovene Writers' Association, 1998. Paperback. 154p., 5.5x8 inches; slight shelfwear, else in very good condition. Humorous aphorisms in English (pp. 7-52 + 137-153, "Zarko Petan - a writer in diverse genres"), repeated in French, Italian, German, and Spanish.

Pasadena, CA: the Foundation, 1983. Seven issues of the newsletter, 8.5x11 inches, generally very good but for address label on rear cover, occasional minor marginalia. Numbers present are 8, 9, 12, 14, 17, then continuing as Anthroquest, nos. 25 and 27. Length ranges from 8 top 20 pages per issue. Reports on research into ancient human origins.

Pasadena, CA: the Foundation, 1984. Twenty issues of the newsletter, 8.5x11 inches, generally very good but for address label on rear cover, occasional minor marginalia. Numbers present are 4-9, 11, 12, 14, 16-22, then continuing as Anthroquest, nos. 25-28. Length ranges from 8 top 20 pages per issue. Reports on research into ancient human origins.

Paris: the maker, 1938. Eight sepia rotogravues showing bedroom and diningroom ensembles, and six types of chair (on a singleton plate). Graphics measure 9x11 inches on 10x12.5 inch alkaline leaves; a cover letter (carbon copy) identifies each piece and price. These descriptions (and a pencilled note reading "8 planches") confirm the packet to be complete as sent (remnant of packaging accompanies). Horrid semi-modernist stuff. Item touting them is in all respects very good.

New York: Jewish National Workers' Alliance, 1951. 327 p. hardcover, very good, text in Yiddish. Celebation of Segal's quarter century as general secretary of the Alliance.

Paris: Seuil, 1992. 225p., softbound, glossy 9.5 x 6 inch wraps (an expensive job, I guess they were celebrating) a really nice, bright copy. Text entirely in French. L'evenement europeen, initiatives et debat no. 18.

Paris: Gallimard, 1995. Trade Paperback. 247p., first French edition of Dopefiend, lightly worn trade-size wraps.

Conraky, Republique de Guinée: Imprimerie Patrice-Lumumba, 1962. 368p., frontis portrait, annexe, illustrated with b&w photos, text in French, very good in original wraps with light pencil-marks on cover.

[Oak Park, IL]: L'Affiche, 1970. Three 8.5x11 inch sheets printed both sides, stapled in upper left corner, very good condition. Not found in OCLC as of 8/2020. Radical high school underground newsletter, with articles on a talk by William Kunstler at Rosary College, the US in Cambodia, the school's dress code, etc. Authors include Francie Scott, Phil Sandro, and Mary Flett.

Barcelona: Editorial Ibérica - P. Pugés, 1938. 44p., wraps and first and last pages evenly browned, wraps largely unopened else good condition. Text in Catalan. Religious parables.

Paris: Grasset, 1994. Mass Market Paperback. 472p., first edition, pocket-size wraps in very good condition. Afro-Martinique novelist.

Barcelona: Colleció L'Havana, 1989. 104p., very good in wraps, text in Catalan. A second part was later published. Publisher's explanatory letter in English laid in.

Genève: Pierre Cailler, 1949. 169p., preface, illustrations, a few underlined passages, #664/1500 copies, text in French, in original cream wraps with extremely faded red spine titling.