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  • Drop title] March and Rally for Women’s Equality / Women’s Lives. Keep Abortion Safe, S. F. NOW April 2 Committee, San Francisco National Organization for Women.
    [April 2 Committee, S.F. NOW (San Francisco National Organization for Women)]

    [Drop title] March and Rally for Women’s Equality / Women’s Lives. Keep Abortion Safe, Legal & Accessible

    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...

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  • Descent of Man. T. Coraghessan BOYLE, T. C.
    BOYLE, T. Coraghessan [T. C.]

    Descent of Man

    Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1979. 21.7x14.5cm: 219pp. First Edition, First Printing. SIGNED by the author on the title page. Black cloth board with publisher’s device stamped on front board and gilt lettering to spine. Spine ends lightly bumped. Browning...

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  • The Ship’s Cat. Alan ALDRIDGE, Richard ADAMS.
    ALDRIDGE, Alan and ADAMS, Richard

    The Ship’s Cat

    New York: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1977. 28x22cm: [30pp]. First American Edition. Glossy paper-covered boards featuring an imaginative illustration of a pirate cat. Decorative endpapers. Illustrated dust jacket, reproducing the illustration from the front board. Occasional spotting to text block...

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  • The Negro and Employment Opportunities in the South: Houston. Art GALLAHER JR.
    GALLAHER, JR., Art

    The Negro and Employment Opportunities in the South: Houston

    Houston / Atlanta: Houston Council on Human Relations / Southern Regional Council, 1961. 22.7x15cm: 22pp. First Edition. Gray printed staplebound wrappers. Fine. This report is the first in a series of Employment Studies in Southern Cities and is based...

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  • Socialism, Anarchism, & Feminism. Carol EHRLICH.
    EHRLICH, Carol

    Socialism, Anarchism, & Feminism

    Baltimore, MD: Vacant Lots Press / Research Group One, 1977. 28x21.5cm: 32pp. First Edition, First Printing of this essay, published as Research Group One Report, No. 26. Red and cream printed cardstock wrappers, stab-stapled. Light handling wear, with light toning...

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  • Token Desegregation and Beyond. J. Kenneth MORLAND.
    MORLAND, J. Kenneth

    Token Desegregation and Beyond

    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...

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  • 500 Years of Resistance!

    500 Years of Resistance!

    No Place: No Publisher, undated (c. early 1990s). 71x56cm. Poster, likely used at a rally or protest, featuring a woman’s portrait silkscreened on a heavyweight yellow posterboard. The phrase ‘500 Years of Resistance!’ with three Venus symbols added in black...

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  • Reluctant Rebel. Basil G. SPURLING.
    SPURLING, Basil G.

    Reluctant Rebel

    No Place: Voortrekkerpers, [1966]. 21.3x14cm: 135pp. Mustard cloth boards with titling in black on spine. Light dust soiling to text block edges. Brown pictorial dust jacket, with moderate edge wear and scattered rubbing and spotting on panels. Near Fine in...

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  • The Story of the American Indian: His Origin, Development, Decline, and Destiny. Elbridge S. BROOKS.
    BROOKS, Elbridge S.

    The Story of the American Indian: His Origin, Development, Decline, and Destiny

    Boston: D. Lothrop Company, 1887. 22.5x16.5cm: [i-iv], v-xi, 11-312pp. First Edition. Illustrated with over 120 black-and-white illustrations, including full page and in-text illustrations, diagrams, photographs, and a two page map titled “Colonies at the Time of Revolution.” Brown cloth-covered boards...

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  • Susan B. Anthony Woman’s Liberation Teach–In. BROADSIDE, POSTER.
    [BROADSIDE] [POSTER]

    Susan B. Anthony Woman’s Liberation Teach–In

    No Place (likely Chicago): No Publisher (likely The Circle Women’s Liberation Union), February 15-16, [1972]. 43x27.8cm: Broadside / Poster. Three pin holes along top edge, and another along right edge. Small chips to bottom corners and a 2cm chip along...

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  • Photographs II. Soheyl DAHI.
    DAHI, Soheyl

    Photographs II

    San Francisco: Sore Dove Press, 2021. Box measures 27.5x22cm. Photographs measure 26x20.5cm. Consists of two loose introductory sheets; the title/limitation page and a page describing each photograph. These are accompanied by 11 black-and-white photographs of poets and artists, three signed...

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  • The Count of Monte Cristo. Alexander DUMAS, Lynd WARD, story by, illustrated by.
    DUMAS, Alexander (story by); WARD, Lynd (illustrated by).

    The Count of Monte Cristo

    New York: The Limited Editions Club, 1941. 26.7x19cm: 1,252pp., in four volumes. Vol. I, [ii], vii, [x], 288pp.; Vol. II, [1-8], 9-314pp.; Vol. III, [1-8], 9-295pp.; Vol. IV, [1-8], 9-340pp., + colophon. Limited Edition, one of 1500 copies, this being...

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  • River Song. Belinda HOLLYER.
    HOLLYER, Belinda

    River Song

    New York: Holiday House, 2007. 21.5x14.5cm: 170pp. First American Edition, First Printing. White paper boards over black paper. Metallic red titling on spine. Illustrated dust jacket, unclipped. Fine in a Fine dust jacket. Nested in Maori folklore and...

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  • Mesmerism: or, The New School of Arts, With Cases in Point. Opie STAITE.
    STAITE, Opie

    Mesmerism: or, The New School of Arts, With Cases in Point

    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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  • The Town & The City. John KEROUAC, Jack.
    KEROUAC, John [Jack]

    The Town & The City

    New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1950. 20.3x13.5cm: 499pp. First Edition; Advance Review Copy. Bound in publisher’s salmon wrappers with title printed on front wrapper. Front wrapper has a bit of what appears to be tape residue towards the bottom...

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  • Photographs. Soheyl DAHI.
    DAHI, Soheyl

    Photographs

    San Francisco: Sore Dove Press, 2011. Box measures 27.5x22cm. Photographs measure 26x20.5cm. Consists of five loose introductory sheets held together with a black paper magnetic wraparound band with silver lettering. The first of these sheets is the title/limitation page. The...

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  • Mrs. Overtheway’s Remembrances. Juliana HORATIA EWING.
    HORATIA EWING, Juliana

    Mrs. Overtheway’s Remembrances

    London: George Bell and Sons, 1908. 21x17cm: 118pp., including 10 illustrations. Flexible paper-covered boards printed in black, with an illustration on front and advertisements on rear. Moderate soiling and rubbing to boards. Spine darkened, with brief exposure along joints. Light...

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  • Mickey Presente: L’Arche de No&eacute. Magdeleine DU GENESTOUX.
    DU GENESTOUX, Magdeleine

    Mickey Presente: L’Arche de Noé

    Paris: Hachette, 1934. 24x18.5cm: 46pp. First French Edition, with text in French. Drawings by Félix Lorioux. Brightly colored, illustrated paper-covered boards reproducing the illustrations on the dust jacket. Illustrated endpapers of paired animals running to the ark in the rain...

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  • Fifty Years and Other Poems. James WELDON JOHNSON.
    WELDON JOHNSON, James

    Fifty Years and Other Poems

    Boston: The Cornhill Company, 1917. 19.5x13cm: [xiii], ix-xiv, [2], 93pp. First Trade Edition. Introduction by Brander Matthews. Brown paper-covered boards quarter-bound in black cloth with gilt lettering on front board and spine. Boards a bit worn and soiled, with brief...

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  • Henry and June. From the Unexpurgated Diary of Anaïs Nin. Anaïs NIN.
    NIN, Anaïs

    Henry and June. From the Unexpurgated Diary of Anaïs Nin

    San Diego: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Publishers, 1986. 23.5x16cm: viii, 274pp. First Edition, First Printing. Tan paper-covered boards quarter-bound in blue cloth with metallic purple lettering on spine. Light wear to board edges with some blue specks along bottom edge of...

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  • The Girl on the Train. Paula HAWKINS.
    HAWKINS, Paula

    The Girl on the Train

    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...

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  • Tales from Bernard Shaw. Gwladys Evan MORRIS.
    MORRIS, Gwladys Evan

    Tales from Bernard Shaw

    London: George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd., 1929. 23x17.5cm: 216 pp. First Edition. Told in the Jungle by Gwladys Evan Morris. Illustrated by Phyllis A. Trery with several vibrant full-page art-deco color illustrations along with several black and white illustrations...

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  • The Later Cave-Men. Katharine E. DOPP.
    DOPP, Katharine E.

    The Later Cave-Men

    Chicago: Rand McNally & Co., 1927. 19.5x15.5cm: 198pp. Later printing of the 1906 edition. Illustrated with 27 full-page and 87 text drawings in half-tone by Howard V. Brown. Publisher’s tan cloth with decorative pictorial binding design in green, stamped to...

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  • Back-Trailers From the Middle Border. Hamlin GARLAND.
    GARLAND, Hamlin

    Back-Trailers From the Middle Border

    New York: The Macmillan Company, 1928. 19.5x13.5cm: 379pp. First Edition, lacking the dust jacket. Black and white illustrations by Constance Garland, the author’s daughter. Publisher's black pictorial cloth boards stamped in red, light blue, and gilt on front. Gilt lettering...

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