Titles starting with 5 from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

Washington: CIO, 1944. 11p., wraps. Publication no. 117. ... more information

Los Angeles: the Festival, 2001. [32]p., wraps. ... more information

Newark: Rising Tide, [1990]. 14p., inscribed by Amiri Baraka, wraps. Poetry. ... more information

New York: Leeds Music Corporation, 1943. 24p., 9x12 inches, slightly worn wraps. Includes Pine Top's Blues, Jump Steady Blues, I'm Sober Now, I Got Mores Sense Than That and Now I Ain't Got Nothin' at All. ... more information

New York: Civic Research Bureau, 1936. 15p., wraps, brief penned notation on cover. Critique of plans to unify New York's public transit system and raise fares to 7 cents, by a Communist-affiliated group. ... more information

Mexico City: Ediciones Mexicanas, 1949. [31p.], 11.75x8.25 inches oblong, text in Spanish, illustrated with b&w reproductions and 4 color plates tipped-in as well as a color cover by Diego Rivera, very good first edition in original cloth-backed pictorial boards. ... more information

n.pl.: n. pub., n.d [1939?]. 93p., untrimmed 7x4.5 inch wraps with red cover, black lettering and big white V, mild signs of handling and age. Spain as the front line of defense against Stalin's hordes. ... more information

n.pl.: n. pub., n.d [1939]. 93p., unopened signatures (but title page clumsily torn), 7x4.5 inch red wraps lettered in black and decorated with huge white victorious "V," untrimmed textblock. Slightly crimped, title page is torn all the way across an irregular inch below the top margin, and a corner is gone from back cover. Spain as the front line of defense against Stalin's hordes. ... more information

N.pl.: The Bum Press, [1972?]. 9p., wraps, short closed tear on front wrap, pages lightly creased. ... more information

N.pl.: The Bum Press, [1972?]. 9p., wraps, short closed tear on rear wrap, previous owner's name on front wrap, elsewhere previous owner's pencil notes that this pamphlet is a reprint from Rebel Worker and that it was purchased from Root & Branch in 1972 ... more information

N.pl.: The Bum Press, [1972?]. 9p., wraps slightly browned, minor creasing. ... more information

Highlands, NC: Jargon Society, 1959. 8-panel brochure, 4.25x8.25 inches on marigold paper, with two poems by Combs and one each by the others. Ginsberg's selection originally published in handwritten photocopy in Jargon 31 Only one copy located in OCLC ... more information

Carmel: Self Published at Pacific Rim Pub., 1997. xviii, 304p., preface, afterword, fine first edition signed by the author in dj. Self-published memoir by a Carmel philanthropist who founded Katalysis North/South Development Partnership which assists over ten thousand women's community banking members in Central America. ... more information

Munchen: U. Pfriemer, 1967. 190 p., chiefly illus, 8 x 7.5 inches, Soviet political cartoons and caricatures 1917-1967, in German. ... more information

New York: The American Institute of Graphic Arts, 1951. unpaginated, 7x9 inches, index, illustrated with b&w photos of the books, very good in stapled pictorial wraps. It was a very boring year for books but an exciting year for births! ... more information

Ulan-Ude: Buriatskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1973. 106p., hardcover, very good but for slight dishing of boards. Russian language text celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Buriat Mongol region. ... more information

New York: the League, 1955. [44p.], wraps, 8.5 x 11 inches. Program for their "Golden Anniversary Luncheon," with greetings from Clement R. Attlee, Upton Sinclair (2 pages), James Farmer and others, also many ads from unions . ... more information

New York: Monthly Review Press, 1967. 94p., worn dj. Contributions by Leo Huberman, Paul M. Sweezy, Harry Braverman, Staughton Lynd, Scott Nearing, Maurice Dobb, Joan Robinson, Lisa Foa, I.B. Tabata, Hans Blumenfeld and Rudolph Schlesinger ... more information

Valley Forge: Judson Press, 2002. xv, 252p., first printing. The words of Gardner Taylor 6. ... more information

Berkeley, CA: People's Park Legal Defense Fund, [1969]. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed red and black one side only on textured yellow paperstock, text overlaying an image of protesters being arrested at People's Park. Small closed edge tear. Fundraising broadside. "There has been a state of emergency in Berkeley for the last two days... There have been more than 50 kidnappings with ransoms set as high as $28,000... ... more information