Titles starting with G from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

Somerville, MA: New England Free Press, [196-?]. pp. [502]-512, wraps, previous owner's name on front wrap. "This article originally appeared in the July-August 1967 issue of DISSENT."  ... more information

Boston: New England Free Press, [196-?]. pp. [502]-512, wraps slightly soiled. "This article originally appeared in the July-August 1967 issue of DISSENT."  ... more information

Boston: New England Free Press, [1969]. [8p.], wraps, 8.5x11 inches. Reprint from the August 1969 issue of PL, the magazine of the Progressive Labor Party. ... more information

New York: Young Socialist, 1967. 31p., wraps, first printing. Stain on front wrap and first page. ... more information

New York: The Associated Press, 1945. 7X9 inch B&W photo, together with browned paper paper note bearing original AP wire service caption. Racially integrated mass of picketers in front of the Hyatt Bearings Division plant of General Motors in Harrison, NJ, November 21, 1945 ... more information

Berlin: Bruno Gmünder Verlag, 2004. unpaginated, illustrated boards, 7x9.5 inches, full color homoerotic art throughout. ... more information

Philadelphia: the Alliance, [1973?]. 1p. sheet, printed verso only, with statement of purpose, objectives, and membership application. ... more information

Washington: The American Conservative Union, 1968. 36p., wraps, old archive stamp on front wrap, 8.5x11 inches. ... more information

Tokyo: ADA Edita, 1982. 227p., very good wraps in shelfworn dj with a closed one-inch tear at top of spine. Thoroughly illustrated overview of Birkerts' work, with text in English and Japanese. ... more information

San Francisco: Gay Atheists League of America, 1980. Single issue of the gay freethought magazine, 24p., very good in wraps. Includes an interview with John Rechy by Tommi Avicolli, photos from Gay Freedom Day 1980, and "The cock of Basel," the text of a speech given by Rosalie Nichols at the Freedom Day rally. The title refers to a rooster executed in 1474 at Basel for having laid an egg. ... more information

San Francisco: Gay Atheists League of America, 1979. Single issue of the gay freethought magazine, 24p., very good in wraps. Includes Bill Kraus' "Dan White: All-American Boy," a report by Daniel Curzon from the White Night riots, and more. ... more information

San Francisco: Gay Atheists League of America, 1978-1979. First two years of the gay freethought magazine, various paginations, very good in wraps. The first volume is nine issues, volume two came out monthly and thus has 12 issues. 21 issues in all. Includes interviews with Gore Vidal and John Briggs, discussion of whether Harvey Milk was an atheist, report by Daniel Curzon from the White Night riots, much on the Briggs Initiative, the Milk assassination and its aftermath, Mormon anti-gay efforts, and muc... more information

San Francisco: GAWK, 1990. [16p.], wraps, 7x8.5 inches, upper right edge slightly faded, otherwise very good in stapled zine format. First anniversary issue. Includes Captain Condom Comics. ... more information

San Francisco, CA: GI - Civilian Alliance for Peace, 1969. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, handwritten text photocopied on one side. Outlines upcoming events for the month of June; preparations were being made for coordinated Fall actions around the country. Office was in the Mission district ... more information

New York: the newsletter, 1969. Single 8.5x14 inch nsheet, printed both sides, mild fold creases. Antiwar GI newsletter; main item is "GIs and Black Power," critical of the view that the antiwar movement should be linked to Black Power because this undermines the notion that both black and white GIs share a linked fate. ... more information

New York: Harper & Row, 1968. 133p., photos in text, first edition, dj. Vietnam memoir. ... more information

Washington: Howard University Press, 1984. xxi, 138p., photos in text, wraps. Reissue of the 1968 edition, with a new introduction by Mel Watkins and a postscript by David Parks. Library of contemporary literature. ... more information

[Chicago]: A Playboy Press Book, 1980. xv, 256p., photo section from archives and personal snapshots, first edition clothbacked boards in unclipped dj. Faint edgewear, a fine copy inscribed and signed by author Ensign, with Uhl's signature added in a different color ink. ... more information

n.p., n.d.. 1.5 inch diameter pin, text in black on green background; union bug on edge. Chenoweth was accused of dropping a paint scraper and iron balls into an essential part of his ship's machinery, forcing it to undergo months of expensive repairs and preventing it from crossing the Pacific to enter the Vietnam conflict ... more information

San Francisco, CA: the newsletter, [1990-?]. 6p., 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled at upper left. Not found in OCLC. Newsletter issued late 1990 or early 1991, opposing looming war against Iraq and offering counseling resources for soldiers having second thoughts about fighting. First page informs GIs of their right to read and own this newsletter. ... more information