Titles starting with P from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1988. xxii, 254p. incl. photos, dj. Virginia-based African American journalist. ... more information

Berkeley, CA: Pacific Collective (Marxist-Leninist), 1978. 113p., plus cover letter and notes on future revisions, loose 8.5x11 inch photoreproduced sheets in tattered envelope with the title penned on the outside. The document itself is not titled. Comrades, What follows is a draft of a pamphlet on party building..." Circulated for criticism and clarification. ... more information

Beirut, Lebanon: International Relations Committee of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, 1977. 16p., tabloid newspaper format, very good; center pager is printed in color on better-quality paper with a commemoration of the PFLP's 10th anniversary. ... more information

Jersey City, NJ: Postal Workers Defense Committee, 1979. 8p., tabloid format newspaper. Published by members of APWU and LIUNA in New York and New Jersey ... more information

Berkeley: Ramparts Press, 1971. 304p., photo insert section (snapshots and journal/archival prints), four endpaper maps, first edition cloth boards in unclipped dj. A very good clean copy with an ownership sticker; textblock paperstock browned throughout, jacket has a badly faded spine panel (lettering still legible) Smith was a Green Beret captured very early in his tour, before he had committed huge atrocities; he found he liked the Viet soldiers. His cartoon drawings and his demeanor earned early relea... more information

Los Angeles: Citizens' Research Foundation University of Southern California, 1984. 92 p., wraps with some fading on covers, a half-inch splash stain on front, some pencil on a few pages, otherwise in very good condition. PAC" stands for political action committees. ... more information

Richmond, BC: Partido Africano da Independencia da Guine e Cabo Verde / Liberation Support Movement, 1972. 10p., biographical summaries, photos. Bulletin from the liberation movement of the PAIGC in Cape Verde and Guinea. Very good in illustrated wraps. Nos. 37 - 38 Jan. - Feb. 1972. ... more information

Los Angeles: Gauntlet Enterprises, 1977. 16p., illus., 8.5x11 inches, lightly worn wraps. First isue of the Piercing Fans International journal, with a lot of emphasis on penile piercings. ... more information

Paris: Librairie "La Commune, 1971. 7 stapled articles, "Tchad: 4 ans de luttes"; "Sur la Guinée de Sékpu Touré"; "Le PCF et la question Coloniale"; "Kamerun la litte de l'UPC"; "Le Pouvoir Civil l'Armee et la Torutre en Algerie - 1954-1960"; A quoi revent les enfants d'Algerie?"; "Naissance d'un Mouvement National (1954)" texts in French 8.25x11.75 inches in worn folder now strengthened verso with ar... more information

[Berkeley, CA]: Campus Progressive Labor Party, [1971?]. 8p., wraps, mimeographed, 7x8.5 inches, date stamp on front wrap. Done for UC Berkeley chapter, includes an article on Prof. Jensen, US plans to drug 4 million children [ritalin], report of a trial of local members and other topics. ... more information

Brooklyn: Progressive Labor Party, 1976. 96p., wraps, very good, 8.5x11 inches. Articles include "California's anti-Chinese past," "Zionism: Nazi alliance," "The historical fight against Fascism" and much more. ... more information

Brooklyn: Progressive Labor Party, 1972. 95p., wraps, paper evenly toned, 8.5x11 inches. Includes a call to an anti-racism conference hosted by SDS (the PL variant), the history of the struggle for a shorter work day, the US government as drug pusher, and more. ... more information

London: Editions Poetry London, 1946. viii, 188p. + 20p. photos, first edition, dj. ... more information

Chicago, etc.: Progressive Librarians Council (PLC), 1939-1944. Twenty three issues of the mimeographed newsletter, all on 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled together, generally 4 to 8 pages per issue. Pencil notation on first issue indicates that this is a complete run, but we have not been able to conclusively verify this from the listings in OCLC. Site of publication was originally Chicago, thence moving to Washington, Cincinnati and elsewhere, often jumping cities between issues, and issued irregularly. Issue... more information

Helsinki: World Peace Council, 1974. 16p., wraps, 6x6.5 inches, very good. ... more information

Detroit: Radical Education Project, [1968?]. 14p., wraps. ... more information

Boulder/New York: East European monographs / distributed by Columbia University Press, 1984. xxi, 485p., illustrated with grim public-gathering photographs; cloth boards in photographic dj --this jacket slightly edgeworn. Front free endpaper bears a presentation inscription from a Pole to a Pole. East European monographs no. CLXVIII. Brzezinski the only person in the photo section wearing white, except for the pope. Lots of non-Polish US presidents, from Ike to JFK to Nixon/Rocky, to Gerald Ford. Speaking ... more information

New York: Star Dist., 1991. 154p., very good first printing PBO in original explicit, camp pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. Bad Boys BA-121. ... more information

New York: Political Rights Defense Fund, 1975. 4-page newsletter in form of 8.5x11 inch brochure. Updates on the Socialist Workers Party's suit against government spying, as well as other FBI cases such as revelations that the FBI sent a message to Martin Luther King Jr. attempting to incite him to commit suicide. ... more information

Portland, OR: the Council, 1975. Two newsletters, one 8p., one 4p., 7x8.5 inches, blue self-wraps, covering Portland's Gay Pride week and other concerns of Portalnd's gay community. ... more information