Titles starting with J from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1958. x, 269p., frontis portrait, cloth boards in dj, jacket mildly edgeworn with faintly faded spine panel, a very good copy. ... more information

Chicago: Ivan R. Dee, 1995. 175p., first edition clothbacked boards in glossy dj; a fine unblemished copy. The author's third book on Hoover. Here he emphatically discounts "popularized" notions that organized crime had proof he was gay and so certain immunities. Theoharis further doubts that Hoover was a gay man ... more information

[Chicago]: the author, 1972. 4p. brochure, wraps. The country's most powerful African American Baptist minister suggests - near the end of American involvement - that those who want to live in the North, live in the North, and the South, the South. Six years after Dr. King, and not well tied to the reality of the Vietnamese struggle ... ... more information

Lynwood: Self-published by the author, 1971. xx, 330p., introduction, preface, biography, illustrated with photos throughout, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps with short closed tear on front cover. ... more information

New York: The Macmillan Company, 1911. xx, 468p., original green cloth, spine gilt still bright, first edition. Curry, active in Alabama, fought in the Confederate army during the Civil War, after that he became active in promoting free public education in the South. He also opposed - mildly - lynching and supported free education for African Americans while also holding the racist views common in the white South during this period ... more information

New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1935. 31p., wraps. A memorial pamphlet to the national secretary of the International Labor Defense, who died in Moscow while on a European tour on behalf of the Scottsboro defendants. A member of the left wing of the Socialist Party which evolved into the communist movement, Engdahl served the latter as editor and official of the ILD until his death." *Seidman S199 ... more information

New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1935. 31p., wraps worn and detached but present, some internal handling wear. A memorial pamphlet to the national secretary of the International Labor Defense, who died in Moscow while on a European tour on behalf of the Scottsboro defendants. A member of the left wing of the Socialist Party which evolved into the communist movement, Engdahl served the latter as editor and official of the ILD until his death." *Seidman S199 ... more information

New York: Rizzoli, 1979. 527p., 10x11 inches, foreword, introduction, catalogues, addenda, appendices including bibliography, concordances, indexes, list of owners, fine first US edition in full cloth and near fine unclipped dj with tiny scuff to front panel, plain cardboard slipcase. ... more information

[Montevideo]: Editorial Tecnica, [1974?]. 49p., wraps. ... more information

Toronto: The Macmillan Company of Canada, 1953. xiv, 336p., "Woodsworth book club" stamp on front blank endpaper, shelfworn dj. Woodsworth was the founder of Canada's Co-Operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) ... more information

Toronto: The Macmillan Company of Canada, 1953. xiv, 336p., top foredge soiled, shelfworn dj. Woodsworth was the founder of Canada's Co-Operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) ... more information

Toronto: The Macmillan Company of Canada, 1953. xiv, 336p., previous owner's name on front blank endpaper, inscribed on title page "CCF Provincial Convention, Vancouver, April 17, 1955, Grace MacInnis." Woodsworth was the founder of Canada's Co-Operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) ... more information

New York: Van Nostrand Reinhod Company, 1969. 63p., inscribed by Wagner upside-down on the r.e.p., 9x9 inches, first printing, slightly shelfworn dj. Harlem Christmas story by feminist playwright Wagner, with photos by the son of Gordon Parks. ... more information

London: The Anglo-Russian Parliamentary Committee, November 1942. 19p., decorated 8.5 x 5.5 inch wraps, staplebound, staples rusting; slightly crimped along the top (it was stored with smaller pamphlets) Early in the war there were still some artists who hadn't been drafted; cover images of tank, palm trees and sand dunes, surmounted by medallion with Joe in full head of black hair, printed medium blue and yellow ochre on white ... more information

Aledo, IL: Florida Gun Collectors Association / Vermillion Trail Historical Arms Ass'n, 1972. Pp.10-16, triple-column text with seven photos. Entire magazine; 11.5x8.5 inch wraps, semicoated paperstock throughout, a nice copy with light crimping along the spinefold. Also treated of in separate essays on the Sharps, on a Winchester "experimental lever action musket," and on the Lady Stevens (delicate rifle marketed to women) ... more information

San Francisco: J2M Productions, [1990?]. 16p. program signed by eight of the principals, some under their drag names, wraps. ... more information

New York: William Morrow and Company, 1982. 383p. incl. photos, signed by Hosakawa, first printing, dj. ... more information

New York: William Morrow and Company, 1982. 383p. incl. photos, first printing, edgeworn dj. ... more information

New York: William Morrow and Company, 1982. 383p. incl. photos, first printing, very good in dj. ... more information

San Francisco / New York: Boxholder / Cienfuegos, undated, early 1980s. 40p., self-wraps, more-or-less professionally printed in 3 columns with typescript inserts and numerous swiped conspiracy illustrations. 11x8.5 inches. Staples have a tiny touch of rust, item was once lightly folded vertically and is now flat with little trace and no creasing, faintest general signs of handling, entirely clean and sound. A digest of recent books such as A. J. Weberman's Coup d'etat In America, and a compendium... more information