Titles starting with F from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

New York: Bar Press, Inc., 1967. x, 103p, wraps with former owner's name written on top of front wrap, brief submitted in support of the case Joseph Lee Jones and Barbara Jo Jones v. Alfred H. Mayer Company which seeks a remedy for Joseph and Barbara Jones, who were refused the sale of a home in a St. Louis development called Paddock Woods due to their race ... more information

New York: Dell Publishing Co., 1978. 488p., wraps, first edition. Paperback original. ... more information

New York: Henry Schuman, 1950. 154p., front., illus., no dj. Matthiessen, a well-known gay literary critic and socialist, committed suicide in 1950 ... more information

New York: Lang & O'Hara Gallery, Inc., 1986. 23p., coated paperstock throughout with mostly color reproductions of the objay darks, staplebound 10.5x8.2 inch cardstock wraps, faintly rubbed, a very good copy. ... more information

Columbus, OH: Abercrombie & Fitch, 2003. 280p. catalog with lotsa black/white and color photos of naked guys and girls, well-known for homoerotic photos by Bruce Weber, 9x11 inches, wraps. ... more information

Columbus, OH: Abercrombie & Fitch, 1999. 310p. catalog with lotsa black/white and color photos of naked guys and girls, well-known for homoerotic photos by Bruce Weber, 9x11 inches, wraps. ... more information

Columbus, OH: Abercrombie & Fitch, 2003. 280p. catalog with lotsa black/white and color photos of naked guys and girls, well-known for homoerotic photos by Bruce Weber, 9x11 inches, wraps. ... more information

Columbus, OH: Abercrombie & Fitch, 2001. 280p. catalog with lotsa black/white and color photos of naked guys and girls, well-known for homoerotic photos by Bruce Weber, 9x11 inches, wraps. ... more information

Columbus, OH: Abercrombie & Fitch, 2002. 280p. catalog with lotsa black/white and color photos of naked guys and girls, well-known for homoerotic photos by Bruce Weber, 9x11 inches, wraps. ... more information

[Canada]: Revolutionary Armed Forces of Columbia, People's Army; International Commission, 1999. 146p., very good in wraps. ... more information

San Francisco: The Friends of Eldridge Cleaver, [1977?]. [32]p., illus., slightly worn wraps. On Cleaver's case, with special focus on Cointelpro and its war against black communities. ... more information

New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1975. 185p., hardcover in slightly shelfworn dj, with bookplate of Bill Powell, China-born San Francisco resident who was tried for sedition in 1959 for publishing allegations of US germ warfare in Korea. ... more information

Bryn Mawr, PA: Dorrance, 1988. xii, 262p., shelfworn wraps, inscribed by author. Autobiographical work on a career in the FBI, discussing jobs ranging from spotting German spies in the 1940s to tracking Ken Kesey in the 1960s. ... more information

Cambridge, MA: Revolution Books, [2001?]. [9p], wraps. Pamphlet on the AIM leader; originally published in Revolutionary Worker on June 24, 2001 ... more information

San Francisco, CA: National Lawyers Guild, n.d.. Single sheet folded to make 4-page pamphlet, two cartoons, 7x8.5 inches, creased. Advises silence in the face of interrogations, refusing to open the door for cops, preparing ahead for unified action if any member of the activist group is questioned ... more information

Los Angeles: First Amendment Foundation, 1990. 95p., wraps, first edition. ... more information

Buffalo: compiler, 1985. 63p., typewriter-set introduction, profuse documents in xerox facsimile, 11 x 8.5 inch copy-shop binding in plain printed wraps. Careless indelible-pencil mark on cover, title handwritten onto lower edge of textblock, otherwise faint signs of handling. Largely inter-bureau memos about minor evasions, pervaded by the feeling that there could come major evasion. Text seems designed to be useful to persons wishing to adopt false IDs. Author discreetly sympathizes, seems to be a fourth... more information

Washington: The Center for National Security Studies, 1988. 34p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches. ... more information

New York: New Century Publishers, 1950. 15p., wraps, date penned in corner of front cover; small leaflet reprinting a relevant People's World editorial laid in. *Seidman H27 (The FEPC was Fair Employment Practice legislation.) Hall, from an Anglo-Saxon Protestant family, was born in Alabama in 1908, and in the 1930s headed the Communist Party in Alabama for a time. ... more information

New York: New Century Publishers, 1950. 15p., wraps. *Seidman H27 (The FEPC was Fair Employment Practice legislation.) Hall, from an Anglo-Saxon Protestant family, was born in Alabama in 1908, and in the 1930s headed the Communist Party in Alabama for a time. ... more information