[Ann Arbor, Michigan]: PIRGIM, [1972, 1973]. 53.5x33.5cm. Poster printed in black and white on stock. Trivial wear to edges with faint toning to paper, else Fine. No copies located in OCLC, but we note one copy at the Billy Ireland...
London: Hugh Cunningham, 1844. 16.8 x11.5cm: iv, 101pp. First Edition. Bound in later green cloth-covered boards with a black and gilt spine label. Light wear to board edges with corners nudged. A few areas of soil on rear board. Spine...
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Paris: Printed at The Lecram Press, 1929 [1930]. 25.7x20cm: xxxiv, 436pp. Subscriber's Edition, Published for Subscribers Only. First Hardbound Edition. Maroon cloth-covered (buckram) boards with gilt lettering on spine. Top edge of textblock gilt. Includes several tables and illustrations in...
Saint-Étienne: P. Travard, 1881-1882. 31x23cm: unpaginated [64pp., 50pp. of which are used]. Brown leatherette-covered boards with pasted title to front cover “Mécanique Appliqué / Album de Croquis / P. Travard.” Front free endpaper signed by owner, with name of school...
Atlanta / New York: Southern Regional Council / Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai B’Rith, 1963. 22.7x15cm: viii, 27, [1]pp. First Edition. Publisher’s green printed cardstock wrappers, staplebound. Light wear along spine edge, with staples beginning to rust. Near Fine. In...
London / New York: Frederick Warne & Co., 1908. 27.5x21.5cm: 2pp.] plus [24] leaves of color plates, printed rectos only on heavy glossy paper. First Edition. Publisher’s dark gray-green paper-covered boards with beveled edges, quarter-bound in beige cloth. Front cover...
London: Bloomsbury, 2006. 24x15.7cm: 235, [6]pp. First Edition. Pink boards embossed with a floral design over charcoal cloth spine, with titling to spine in black. Black endpapers and a grey ribbon marker. Housed in a charcoal slipcase with floral pattern...
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New York: Street & Smith, Publishers, 1899-1900 [1912]. 18x12cm: 320pp. New Eagle Series, No. 808. Colored pictorial wrappers featuring a portrait of a young lady on front wrapper and a Coca-Cola advertisement on rear wrapper. Spine creased with some splitting...
New York: Viking Press, 1990. 24x19.5cm: 215pp. First Edition, First Printing. SIGNED by Kesey in glitter on a laid in bookplate. Yellow boards with blue illustration to front and blue lettering to spine. Decorated endpapers of a blue sky with...
[New York, 1982]. 34x60in. Green felt parade banner with silver foil lettering and small butterfly embroidered on the left side. Accompanied with a double-sided paper poster advertising the parade, in green ink on yellow paper (17x17in) stapled to strips of...
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![Drop title] Bread & Roses: Women in the American Labor Movement. Set of Eight Postcards, in a. HELAINE VICTORIA PRESS.](https://walnutstreetpaper.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/10497.jpg?width=768&height=1000&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1745241974)
Martinsville, IN: Helaine Victoria Press, 1979. 38.7x28cm: Single uncut sheet containing the complete set of eight attractively printed photographic postcards featuring women organizers, activists, leaders, and organizations of the American Labor Movement. The recto of each postcard is illustrated with...
Amsterdam: W. Versluys, [1894]. 19.8x13.5cm: 62pp. First Edition. Text in Dutch. Original printed blue-green wrappers. Lacks rear wrapper; remaining wrapper somewhat dust-soiled and a bit toned and worn, with a pencil notation at top and a small chip at lower...
![Drop title] March and Rally for Women’s Equality / Women’s Lives. Keep Abortion Safe, Legal. S. F. NOW April 2 Committee, San Francisco National Organization for Women.](https://walnutstreetpaper.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/10569.jpg?width=768&height=1000&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1768070517)
San Francisco: National Organization for Women, 1989. 27.8x21.5cm: Single yellow sheet, printed on recto only. Light handling wear with a few wrinkles and smoothed out creases. Two small spots along left edge. Lower left corner darkened. Better than Very Good...
Arkham House, the famed weird fiction publishing company, began at the end, some could say. Born from the the loss of H.P. Lovecraft in 1937, devoted fans August Derleth and Donald Wandrei created a publishing house in hopes of raising...
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Detroit, MI: Detroit Women’s Press, March 1974. 27x19cm: 16pp. (this copy missing one sheet, pgs. 3, 4, 13, 14). Newsprint tabloid format, folded horizontally. Significant chipping to top half of outer sheet. Scattered closed tears to edges of other sheets...
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New York: Skarstedt Gallery, 2015. 17.7x17.7cm. Set of two announcement cards for an exhibition of work by Keith Haring at the Skarstedt Gallery in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City. The announcement is printed on both sides on what...
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New York: Moffat, Yard and Company, March 1911. 19.5x13cm: 358pp. First Edition, presentation copy signed by author. Illustrated by Harvey T. Dunn, with four illustrated plates. Frontispiece in color depicting Barbara, other three in black and white. Green cloth boards...
New York: Riverhead Books, 2015. 23.5x16cm: 323pp. First Edition, First Printing. Blue paper-covered boards quarter-bound with gray paper. Some wear and discoloration along board edges. Spine ends bumped. Dampstaining to lower part of front board which has caused some staining...
Newark, NJ: The Whitehead & Hoag Co., 1911. Ornate bronze medallion pin in two parts, measuring a total of approximately 7x4cm. Top and bottom connected via a small brass ring. Verso of upper portion features a heavy gauge pin clasp...
[Washington, D. C.]: US Government Printing Office, 1942. 97x60.7cm. Single Uncut Sheet, includes three broadside posters printed in color with explanatory text. Distributed to Native American boarding schools around the country to be displayed. Original mailing folds with minor smoothed...
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London: The Folio Society, 2011. 28x22.5cm: lxxxvii, 1546pp. + 8pp., in Three Volumes. Limited Facsimile Edition of which 1,000 were printed, this being No. 600. Illustrated throughout in black and white by Walter Crane. Beautifully bound in cream-colored full Nigerian...
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Australia: Malian Press, undated [April 1954]. 19.2x13.5cm: 34pp. American Science Fiction booklet, Issue #24. Color illustrated wrappers by Stanley Pitt. Originally published in Astounding Science Fiction, February 1942, Volume XXVIII, No. 6. Internally toned with a few chips to edges...
New York: ACE, April, 1989. 17.1x10.7cm: 280pp. First Edition. Paperback. SIGNED and INSCRIBED on title page. A signed limited edition of this book has been privately printed by The Easton Press. Peak-a-book cover art by Richard Hescox. Yellow stained textblock...
New York: Bloomsbury, 2004. 24.2x16.8cm: 782, [6]pp. First US Edition. Illustrated by Portia Rosenberg. Signed on half-title page by author. Black paper-covered boards with gilt titling to spine. Red endpapers. Black dust jacket with white tilting to front and spine...
