Chicago: The Story-Press Corporation, 1914. Paperback. 4to (25 x 17.5 cm); illustrated wrappers with yap edges; 369-528 pp.; illus. A single issue of this publication initially published as "The Green Book Album" before becoming "The Green Book Magazine" in 1912. According to the "Oxford Companion to American Theatre," it "featured... More
New York: AMS Press, 1972. Reprint. Hardcover. Reprint of the 1908 ed., which was issued as v. 1, ch. 13 of the 1906 Annual report of the American Historical Association. Octavo (23.5 cm); 235-450 pp. Green cloth with gilt to spine. Other this some very light dust-soiling to the cloth... More
New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1900. First edition. Octavo. Green ribbed cloth ruled and lettered in gilt. A finance title usually found in execrable ex-library status or in less-than-collectible condition. Our copy is Near Fine with gilt bright scintillating like the gold (depository certificates) discussed between the covers. The... More
[Zarephath, N.J.]: [Herald of Freedom], [1968]. First edition. Quarto size. Stapled wrappers with photographc front cover featuring Bobby Kennedy and Fidel Castro; 19 pages of anti-Kennedy rhetoric from the anti-communist writer and publisher, Frank Capell. Capell issued The Herald of Freedom newsletter and contributed articles to Gerald L. K. Smith's... More
![90° [degrees] in the Shade. Clarence CASON.](/pictures/thumb/03095.jpg?v=1509131657)
Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1935. Second printing. Octavo (22 cm). Green cloth printed in burgundy; dark top-stain; xiii, 186 pp.; black & white photographs; dust jacket. "A psychograph of the South - a paradox of unrest in a land of contentment." Cason, a Southerner, provides a.... More
![Sound the Alarm! A Warning to the British Nations [Three Volume Set - Complete]. A. K. CHESTERTON.](/pictures/thumb/02480.jpg?v=1509131627)
Surrey: Candour Publishing Company, 1954. First edition. Three uniform booklets in grey, yellow and green textured wrappers printed in black; 20; 21; 22 pp. A collection of articles by Chesterton addressing the precariousness of the British Empire, Communism etc., as well as introducing his readers to the newly-formed League of... More
Boston: Benjamin B. Mussey & Co., 1848. 12mo (19.5 cm). Publisher's brown cloth ornately blind-stamped with gilt ship to front board and gilt spine; xii, [1], 14-324 pp.; steel-engraved frontispiece with tissue guard; five engravings in text. Clark's account of his seafaring travels, including descriptions of Hawaii, the Fijii Islands... More
![Annular Newsletter, Vol. 5, Nos. 3-4; Vol. 6, Nos. 1-5 , 1970-73 [seven issues]. Donald L. CYR.](/pictures/thumb/02615.jpg?v=1509131631)
Santa Barbara: Annular Publications, 1970-73. First edition. Tabloid newspaper format printed on newsprint; various pagination, from 8 to 18 pp.; all illustrated. A scarce semi-unbroken run of this newsletter edited and published by engineer and amateur space enthusiast, Donald Lee Cyr. Cyr self-published Life on Mars (1944) at the age... More
Berlin: Terramare Office, 1939. First English language edition. 8vo; textured wrappers stamped in black, 30 pp. In English. In this small book, the Nazi Press Chief, Otto Dietrich, describes the virtues of National Socialism and its “community of blood (i.e., homogeneity of race).” Penciled number to the front wrapper with... More
New York: Harper and Row, Publishers, 1976. First edition. 8vo; 3/4 brown paper over brown cloth boards, red topstain, deckle fore-edge, 295 pp., dust jacket. Ford's first novel about two men whose lives intersect on an island in the Mississippi. The paper has been rubbed off a portion of the... More
London: I.N.G. Publication, 1945. First edition. 12mo; stapled wrappers with cover design by John Heartfield, 24 pp. The story of the Committee "Free Germany" in Great Britain and their participation in the resistance to Nazi aggression in France. Light rubbing, else Fine. A relatively uncommon title in commerce; approximately two... More
[Basel]: Edition Cantz, 1992. Second edition. Paperback. Folio (36 cm); unpaginated. Perfect-bound softcover. Covers are slightly worn around the edges and along the spine. Text in English and German. This catalogue was published to accompany two exhibitions of Hopper's work touring from 1992-1994. Eighteen of the thirty-nine photographs in this... More
n.p., [1967]. First edition. Plain stapled wrappers; 25 pp. A scarce copy of Noel Ignatiev’s pseudonymously self-published (?) pamphlet, which reprints his lengthy letter to “Progressive Labor” and a friend’s agreeable letter sharing Ignatiev’s position. In his letter, Ignatiev, who took the name Ignatin after joining the Communist Party, but... More
Brooklyn: The Students of Yeshiva University High School, 1960. Folio-size (9" x 12"); perfectbound wrappers, 128 pp., illustrated. A 1960 yearbook from Brooklyn Jewish high school, Yeshiva University High School. Clean throughout, no markings or signatures; lightest edgewear to wrappers. More
London: Labour Research Department, 1935. First edition. 16mo; small, stapled wrappers, 15 pp. The left wing Labour Research Department traces Mosley’s family history, his education and early political aspirations, and his move toward fascism and the brutality meted out by BUF blackshirts. Includes many quotations from Mosley taken from fascist... More
[New Delhi]: Arnold-Heinemann, 1984. First edition. Octavo (22 cm). Black cloth boards with silver-titled spine; genealogy chart endpapers; 259 pp.; photographs; dust jacket. Through a biography of her mother, a French woman who married Indian aristocracy, the author "brings alive the city of Hyderabad, a conglomerate of various cultures, religions... More
![‘76 Sexuality (The Ditto Rations Chapbook Series - 3) [INSCRIBED]. Rose LESNIAK.](/pictures/thumb/05718.jpg?v=1535913218)
[Chicago]: Ommation Press, ©1975. First edition. 4to; wrappers with cover illustration by Pam Kohnke, linen tape spine as issued, 26 ditto printed leaves on rectos only. INSCRIBED by the author on the title page to poet Jack [Collom] (verified by our correspondence with Lesniak). An early poetry collection by New... More
Chicago: Beseda J. V. Fric, 1956. First edition. Paperback. Sole edition. 19 x 14 cm; vii, 46 pp.; photographs. Staple-bound peach wrappers printed in red. A couple faint marks of soiling; About Near Fine. A very scarce book on the Czechoslovakian anti-communist, Petr Zenkl (1884-1975), three-time mayor of Prague who... More
Raymond, New Hampshire: Greenleaf Books, 1966. First edition. Quarto (28 cm). Boards with reinforced tape binding as issued; 246, [1] pp.; 68 photographs; dust jacket. Limited to 1,000 copies. An exhaustive account by Bradford Lyttle of the Committee for Nonviolent Action's peace walk from San Francisco to Moscow. After leafletting... More
New York: St. Martin's Press, 1990. First edition. Octavo; ix, 250 pp.; maps; plates; dust jacket. Black papered boards with gilt titling to spine. A Fine copy in a Near Fine dust jacket with some slight sticker residue to spine. A scarce book in commerce. This book is based on... More
Moscow: Moscow State Publishing Office, 1932. First edition. Paperback. 4to., wrappers, 72 pp. Quadrilingual collection of musical scores and lyrics of revolutionary songs divided into old Russian songs and newer compositions.The four languages are English, German, Polish and French. The previous owner’s name is penned to the top of the... More
Barcelona: Ediciones Ojeda, 1999. First edition. 12mo. Perfect-bound, illustrated card wrappers; xv, 237 pp.; plates; dust jacket. A scarce compilation in Spanish of the writings of the Romanian nationalist, anti-Semite and deputy leader of the Iron Guard (Legion of the Archangel Michael), Ion Motza (Mota). A Fine copy. We currently... More
New York: Agora Publishing Co., [1944]. First edition thus. 8vo; stapled wrappers printed in red, 12 pp, four photographs. Reprinted from “The Converted Catholic Magazine,” the author traces the fascist takeover of France from the Dreyfus Affair to the rise of Action Française and other militant Catholic groups to the... More
London: E. Lahr, 1931. 12mo; stapled, newsprint wrappers, 12 pp. This edition limited to 2,247,365 copies with each copy signed by the Author with a rubber stamp. O’Flaherty’s short, playful attack on capitalism, whereby the unemployed would be substituted for pets of the upper class. The publisher’s notice on the... More
Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Company, Publishers, 1898. First edition. Paperback. Stapled, grey wrappers letterpressed in black, 16 pp. An uncommon Kerr title authored by the professor and social reformer, Frank Parsons, who argues that humankind’s development in the eighteenth century was material, in the nineteenth intellectual, and that in... More