Titles starting with 3 from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

Sun Valley: American Art Enterprises, 1990. 186p., very good second edition in color photo-pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. MOA-104. ... more information

New York: Scholastic Book Series, 1972. 128p., period illustrations, first printing, slightly worn wraps. Prepared for the young adult audience. ... more information

Los Angeles, CA: Meals for Millions, 1951. 356p., wraps, spiralbound, 8.5x11 inches. OCLC lists three copies. Report of an organization dedicated to the production of "MPF (Multi-Purpose Food)," a mysterious but very cheap product designed to save the world from starvation. MPF was apparently a soybean-based protein concentrate. Includes many testimonials from doctors and social workers, plus copies of press clippings. Very possibly inspired the mcguffin in the Hollywood movie, "Soylent gree... more information

Riverside, CA: Drew Blood Press, n.d.. 16p. on a menage-a-trois, wraps. Poetry with gay content, probably from the late 1970s. ... more information

New York: Smyrna Press, 1975. 56p., wraps, mildly worn. Collection of poems and short prose pieces, many set in New York. The 'three red stars' to whom the book is dedicated, are Brecht, Mayakovsky and Victor Serge ... more information

N. pl.: North Carolina Wesleyan College Press, 1989. 69p., one of 1,000 copies, wraps. Rumaker's contribution is "From Pagan Days ... more information

New York: Carl Fischer, 1929. 56p., wraps, music, 7x10.5 inches. Southern Appalachian folk music. ... more information

[New York]: The Macmillan Company, 1969. viii, 311p. 16p. photos, inscribed by the African American marketing consultant, first printing, dj. ... more information

[New York]: The Macmillan Company, 1969. viii, 311p. 16p. photos, inscribed by the African American marketing consultant, first printing. ... more information

London: Hamilton Galleries, 1965. Unpaginated exhibition catalog in stiff wraps, 144 items listed, 10 of them illustrated in full-page B&W photos. ... more information

Johannesburg: Ravan Press, 1986. xi+266p., 8.25x7.25 inches oblong, foreword, introduction, footnotes, The Freedom Charter, illustrated with b&w photos, very good first edition trade paperback in original pictorial wraps. Various contributors. ... more information

New York: the Fund, 1970. 64p., 8.5x9.5 inches, very good in wraps. ... more information

San Francisco: Coleman Children and Youth Services, February 1983. 107p. plus unpaginated acknowledgements, captioned photos throughout with minimal stats; first edition oblong 5.5x8.5 inch glossy cardstock wraps, mildly edgeworn, a good copy. ... more information

Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1967. 161p., first edition, dj with traces of edge wear. Story of a returning veteran, set in a coastal California ranch. ... more information

Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1967. 161p., first edition, inscribed by Sanford (in 1979), dj with traces of edge wear. Story of a returning veteran, set in a coastal California ranch. ... more information

Munich: Verlegt bei Kindler, 1969. 579p., first German-language edition openweave bronze cloth titled red and brown, in glossy black dust jacket. Casebinding is unblemished; dj has sustained short marginal tears and spine panel is faded; a very good copy. ... more information

San Francisco: the Unit, 1982. 1p. flyer, printed two sides (1side in English, one in Spanish), 8.5x11 inches. On INS deportations creating jobs. ... more information

San Francisco: the Post, 1975. 7.5x10 inch program, glossy stiff red cover with a Ting cauldron pictured in color. Thirtieth anniversary of the inauguration of the post, here VFW [Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States] Chinatown post no. 4618. Text lists VF W officers for 1975-76, names of planning committee members, announces presentation of colors, guest speakers, list of sponsoring individuals ... more information

Brooklyn: Brooklyn Museum , 1970. 62p., 6x9 inches, introductory, map, bibliograsphy, illustrated with plates from b&w photos, very good in stapled pictorial wraps. ... more information

Pittsburgh: the 351st F. A., 1942. 28p., illus., 6x9 inches, silver and blue wraps with drawing of a black soldier. The reunion program includes a list of the 351st members who did the work for the event. lists of patrons and boosters, two pages of photos, and a 13p. history of the 351st ... more information