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

npl: Biblioteca de la Mirada, nd. Pamphlet. 14p., wraps secured by folding, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good zine. Text in Spanish.

npl: Biblioteca de la Mirada, nd. Pamphlet. 14p., stapled wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good zine. Text in Spanish.

Brooklyn: Autonomedia, 2003. Paperback. xii, 146p., second edition, pictorial wraps, as new.

Poster. 12.25x16.75 inch poster, small thumbtack holes at corners, light handling wear. Depicts a noose with splatter marks. Issued in preparation for the expected convictions of the Chicago Seven defendants.

np: Lightning Star Press, 2005. Paperback. xvi, 179p., wraps, very good condition. African American author.

New York: Norton, 1989. Hardcover. xxxi, 568p., preface, note on text, biographical summary, general introduction, letters, maps, select bibliography, indexes, very good first edition, first printing stated in half-cloth boards and bright unclipped dj.

New York: Archon, 1973. Hardcover. 208p., author's note, terms, introduction, appendixes, index, very good first US edition in cloth boards and price-clipped dj. A general bibliography and guide to books and writings by & about Lawrence of Arabia.

London: Transport and General Workers Union, 1977. Paperback. 128p., wraps, 4x6 inches, pp3-6 beginning to come loose else good condition.

New Haven: Yale University Press, 1984. Hardcover. xxi+253p., hardbound, notes on sources, introduction, footnotes, illustrated with figures, graphs, bibliography, index, very good first edition in cloth boards and rubbed dust jacket.

Turlock CA: for the high school by Harder's P[rinting] S[ervice?], 1942. Unpaginated, middle-school yearbook format with less information than is usual (no indices, no joke page) but pleasant chapter dividers, 11x8.5 inch embossed red cloth casing lettered white. Edgeworn with a little fray, front hinge is partially split and very loose, rear hinge also weak. No inscriptions, text quite clean. Find the inconspicuous ownership signature of one Tom Kajioka on front pastedown; we see a small number of Asian faces, none identified by this name.

Chicago: The Tower Press, 1932. Paperback. 105p., cover states tenth printing (of the "second edition," but same pagination as 1931 "first") decorated 7x5 inch wraps with some wear, external handling soil, and oodles of red and blue linings and notes within, title page especially. Former owner's address label on cover (pre-ZIP, she lived in Malibu). "An alarmist view of the spread of communism in America from the extreme right. The author asserts that schools, colleges, churches, and liberal organizations have all been heavily infiltrated, and the America is seriously threatened by an unholy alliance of parlor pinks, gutter Reds, and anarchists." *Seidman H3.

Chicago: The Tower Press, 1932. Paperback. 105p., cover states ninth printing of the "second edition, decorated 7x5 inch wraps, two fold-out illustrations (one "an exhibit giving very definite proof of the plot," the other of the leaders of the Anti-imperialist League), wraps browned with a few small stains, head of spine chipped, else very good condition. "An alarmist view of the spread of communism in America from the extreme right. The author asserts that schools, colleges, churches, and liberal organizations have all been heavily infiltrated, and the America is seriously threatened by an unholy alliance of parlor pinks, gutter Reds, and anarchists." *Seidman H3.

Etchmidzin: Mayr Ator, 1963. Hardcover. 324p. hardcover, light handling wear, generally very good.

Champaign, IL: Garrard Publishing Company, 1971. Pictorial Boards. 40p, monochrome illustrations, library binding with a school -library stamp on front free endpaper. Very good condition. Story for young children about a black boy by a European American author. Boy and same-age white girl play games that are fair; emphasis is on Tommy. Story and drawings are rather pedestrian, although there is an interesting visual joke on terminal page.

n.p.: [Unknown publisher], n.d.. Approximately 10.25x15 inch woodblock print, minor wormholing and edgewear. Depicts three actors. The Kaomise ceremony was the "face-showing" at the beginning of a kabuki theater's new season, introducing new members. "An image of Kumesaburō, now renamed Iwai Hanshirō, receiving items presented by the fan guild." We have found only one holding at Waseda University.

Tiranë: np, 1997. Paperback. 235p., shelfworn wraps else very good condition. Text in Albanian. Biography of Gjon Sinishta, a religious and cultural leader of Albanian Catholics.

Tiranë: np, 1997. Paperback. 235p., shelfworn wraps else very good condition. Signed and inscribed by Shestani on the title page. Text in Albanian. Biography of Gjon Sinishta, a religious and cultural leader of Albanian Catholics.

New York: Treatment Action Group, 1994. [8p] includes covers, 8.5x11 inches, news, reports, articles, bilingual text in English and Spanish, very good newsletter on pastebound stock. Protease Quandary.

New York: Treatment Action Group, 1995. 8p., includes covers, 8.5x11 inches, news, reports, articles, bilingual text in English and Spanish, very good newsletter on pastebound stock. AIDS Activist Confab in Los Angeles.

[San Francisco]: TAOS, 1985. 39p., 8.5x11 inches, articles, editorials, reviews, illustrations, sheets stapled top-left corner.