No Place, undated (c. 2014). Broadside: 28x21.5cm. Printed on heavy stock paper, signed in pencil by the artist at lower right corner. Fine. A signed print based on American muralist LMNOPI’s wheat-pasted street art, inspired by the Black Lives...
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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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New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1969. 24x16cm: ix, 543pp. Black cloth boards with red metallic lettering to spine. Black dust jacket with purple, red, and white lettering. Photo of the author on rear panel of dust jacket. Minor wear to...
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[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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Aurora, Colorado: Ravenpress, 2014-2020. Twelve Volumes, each 19x10cm: unpaginated, [4pp.] not including bound hand-pulled prints. Each volume is part of a small limited and variable edition, ranging in an edition size of only four to five copies per volume. Each...
San Francisco: Intersection for the Arts, April 1977. 35.5x21.5cm. Broadside SIGNED by Jack Hirschman. Printed on thick off-white colored paper with lettering in green and blue. Featured at the top is a butterfly illustration in blue and green. A hint...
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No Place (Norwich, VT): No Publisher, 1848. 38x19.5cm: Poetry Broadside. Light handling wear with a few tiny closed tears to edges. Corners gently creased. Scattered foxing, largely confined to margins. Better than Very Good. A well-preserved abolitionist broadside featuring...
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New York: Printed and Sold by Samuel Campbell, 1795. 17.6x10.5cm: [i-v], vi, [7], 8-304pp. Collated and complete. Bound in full contemporary tree calf, gilt-ruled spine with gilt titling on black spine label. Leather well worn, with several scrapes and a....
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New York: Totem Press in association with Corinth Books, 1960. 20.2x14cm: unpaginated [18pp.]. First Edition, First Printing. White card wrappers, staplebound, with design by Jesse Sorrentino printed in purple to front cover and 95¢ price to rear. Trivial wear to...
Chicago: The Reilly & Lee Co., 1949. 23.5x17.5cm: 54pp. First Edition. Illustrated by Frank Kramer. Grey cloth-covered boards with color illustrated pastedown. Titling in black to spine with small horseshoe illustration. Black and white illustrated endpapers. Lacking dustjacket. Spine ends...
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1885 [1886]. 19.4x13cm: 180pp. plus 4pp. of publisher’s advertisements to rear. First Edition. Profusely illustrated with 36 black and white vignette and full page illustrations. Beveled boards in green cloth with stamped illustration in gilt...
Berkeley & Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1986. 24x23.5cm: [xiv], [7], 8-268, [6]pp. First Trade Edition of The Pennyroyal Press Edition, First Printing. Illustrated by Barry Moser. Gray cloth-covered boards with black simulated leather backstrip, and metallic green titling...
![Drop title] Courtroom Self-Defense, A Training Workshop for Women. ASUW Women’s Commission, Associated Students of the University of Washington.](https://walnutstreetpaper.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/10675.jpg?width=768&height=1000&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1786929735)
[Seattle]: Tangled Web Press / Seattle Graphics Workshop, 1972. 35.5x21.5cm. Broadside, printed in pink with black lettering on white paper and a union bug at lower right. Old fold across top, with a BOSS Archives rubber stamp at upper right...
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New York: Crown Publishers, Inc., 1984. 25.5x25.5cm: xiv, 102pp. First Edition, First Printing. Boldly SIGNED by Sendak on the half-title page, dated Nov. 29, ‘84, the same month of the book’s release. Navy blue cloth-covered boards with silver lettering to...
Set of two Thanksgiving Greeting postcards, each about 14x9cm, sent to the same woman residing in Lake Linden, Michigan. Both postcards are embossed and decorated with gilt accents. Colors remain bright. Moderate wear along edges, with corners lightly creased and...
San Francisco: Intersection for the Arts, [February 1977]. 35.5x21.5cm: Broadside SIGNED by Jack Hirschman. Printed on thick off-white colored paper with a geometric design illustration in red at the top. A hint of toning along edges. A few smoothed out...
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![Drop title] The Woman Citizen. What Will She Do With The Vote Now That She Has It? HELAINE VICTORIA PRESS.](https://walnutstreetpaper.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/10494.jpg?width=768&height=1000&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1745167239)
[Indiana]: Helaine Victoria Press, 1980. 30.3x22.7cm. Broadside, produced in a limited edition of 500, reproducing the September 20, 1919 cover of The Woman Citizen, “a weekly chronicle of the National American Woman Suffrage Association.” Letterpress printing with dark blue, black...
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New York: Doubleday & Company, 1966. 21.5x14.5cm: 236pp. First Edition. Signed on title page. Black cloth-covered boards with gilt titling to spine. Pictorial dust jacket by Lynn Sweat. Light shelf wear to edges and spine ends. Faint darkening to top...
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: G.P. Putman’s Sons, 1992. 23.5x16cm: 332p. First Edition, First Printing. INSCRIBED by author on the half title page. Publisher’s press release for book laid-in. Light blue paper-covered boards quarter-bound in dark blue paper, with title stamped in gilt...
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...
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...
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...
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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