Titles starting with T from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

New York: Harper & Row, Publishers, 1977. xii, 352p., first US edition, dj. Deals with Lawrence's homosexual masochism. ... more information

New York: Stein and Day, 1985. 267p. + 32p. photos, first edition, dj. ... more information

New Haven: Yale University Press, 1984. xxi+253p., notes on sources, introduction, footnotes, illustrated with figures, graphs, bibliography, index, very good first edition in rubbed dj. ... more information

San Francisco: Japanese Art Center, 1965. 49p., illus., wraps with slight glue residue on verso of front wrap. The Japanese American artist established the Japanese Art Center in San Francisco. ... more information

Tokyo: Hozansha Publishing Co., 1965. 45p., illus., 7.5x10.5 inches, wraps. The Japanese American artist established the Japanese Art Center in San Francisco. ... more information

Chicago: The Tower Press, 1932. 105p., cover states tenth printing (of the "second edition," but same pagination as 1931 "first") decorated 7x5 inch wraps with some wear, external handling soil, and oodles of red and blue linings and notes within, title page especially. Former owner's address label on cover (pre-ZIP, she lived in Malibu) An alarmist view of the spread of communism in America from the extreme right. The author asserts that schools, colleges, churches, and liberal org... more information

Chicago: The Tower Press, 1932. 105p., wraps with cover illustration of bomb exploding on a college campus; 26th printing. An alarmist view of the spread of communism in America from the extreme right. The author asserts that schools, colleges, churches, and liberal organizations have all been heavily infiltrated, and the America is seriously threatened by an unholy alliance of parlor pinks, gutter Reds, and anarchists." *Seidman H3 ... more information

Chicago: The Modern Poetry Association, 1965. [6p] 6x9.5 inches, limited edition of 1000 copies, stapled brown wraps. ... more information

Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 1972. xi, 388p. Negro American Biographies and Autobiographies. ... more information

Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 1972. xi, 388p., dj. Negro American Biographies and Autobiographies. ... more information

New York: League for Industrial Democracy, 1955. 14p., wraps, pamphlet slightly creased. ... more information

Boulder: the monthly, 1980. Lead article is by J. David Truby, "A red light for Blue Light," 3 double-column pages. Project Blue Light was a proposed counter-terrorist program superseded by "by a new force of betwen 180 and 211 people, called 'Group Delta.'" Also articles on Letterbombs (they're making a comeback), buying an armoured car, terror in Italy and Vietnam. A T V I subscription woulda cost you $135 annually or $259 for two years, 1980 money ... more information

Champaign, IL: Garrard Publishing Company, 1971. 40p, illus, library binding, library stamp on front free endpaper. Story for young children about a black boy by a European American author. ... more information

Moscow: Novosti Press Agency Publishing House, 1988. 29p., wraps, illustrated, 5x7.5 inches, slight handling wear. On the trustworthiness of the Soviet news bureau ... more information

New York: The Drama Review, 1970. 219p., illustrated with photos (including a Waldman portfolio) six critiques of Grotowski, four plays a film script, very good theatre journal oversized trade paperback in pictorial wraps. ... more information

Fairbanks: Student Orientation Services, 1973. [iii] 133p., 11x8.5 inches oblong, introduction, photos, illustrations, very good second printing in original spiral-bound pictorial covers. The title is an acronym using the first letters of the six major Native groups in Alaska. ... more information

Fairbanks: Student Orientation Services, 1973. [iii] 92p., 11x8.5 inches oblong, introduction, photos, illustrations, very good first printing in original spiral-bound pictorial covers. The title is an acronym using the first letters of the six major Native groups in Alaska. ... more information

San Francisco: the zine, 1987. Single issue of the gay leather zine, 10 pages; crudely photocopied with black and white photos. Includes coverage of the Up Your Alley street fair and commentary by various correspondents. ... more information

San Francisco: the zine, 1987. Single issue of the gay leather zine, 20 pages; crudely photocopied with black and white photos. Includes coverage of the Up Your Alley street fair, a "Dear Daddy" column, and commentary by various correspondents. ... more information

San Francisco: TRA, 1972. Third of the seven issues of the New Left's most important art magazine, 56p., wraps. TRA covered developments in revolutionary and avant-garde art with the energy and zeal unique to the New Left. Main article in this issue is an interview with the Red Star Singers, with sample lyrics; also a piece on "Arty Terrorism. ... more information