Titles starting with V from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

San Francisco: V.B. Ralph for Supervisor Crusade, [1980]. Four panel brochure, 3.5x8.5 fold size, illus. V.B. Ralph, 54, is a thirty-year resident of San Francisco, a graduate of the University of California, a penitent veteran of the late disastrous war against white europeans." In another bullet point he goes on to note his work with the Klan, States Rights group and the American Nazis. City records indicate he got 172 votes. ... more information

Panama City: Museo de Arte Contemporaneo, 2000. 120p., wraps, thoroughly illustrated. Catalog of the June-July 2000 exhibition, with artist biographies and text in both English and Spanish ... more information

Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1992. x, 304p., very good hardcover in dj. Critical perspectives on the past. ... more information

Chicago: Liberator Press, 1976. 380 p., softcover, slight shelfwear, binding tight. A collection of 38 writings by Lenin. ... more information

Chicago: Liberator Press, 1976. 380 p., softcover, mino0r pen underlining. ... more information

Moscow: Progress Publishers, n.d.. 87p., wraps edgeworn. ... more information

Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1953. 38p. + numerous unpaginated photogravure illustrations (half- & full-page) throughout the text, and a folded diagrammatic map; 8.25 x 5.75 inch staplebound textblock with pasted-on pictorial wraps. Spine panel somewhat abraded, a shallow corner bump affects entire booklet, rust on staples is showing through on back cover. Construction pix, completed work, shipping, dams, nearby agricultural scenes (including classic Soviet tractor), housing tracts devel... more information

Moscow: USSR Academy of Sciences, 1970. 211 p., softciver, somewhat shelfworn with small tear on obv. wrap. Problems of the contemporary World, No. 1 (3). ... more information

Moscow: (Foreign Languages Publish.), 1945. 70p., softcover, printed on low-grade paper, illustrated wraps, back cover folded and slightly torn. some fading, otherwise in good condition. B&W illustrations showing Moscow during World War II, in an overall celebratory pamphlet marking the end of the war. In Czech. ... more information

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1974. xvi, 192p., illus. in text, slightly worn dj. ... more information

Glenview, IL: Scott, Foresman and Company, 1970. 63p., 7.5x9 inches, wraps. ... more information

(Montreal: Montreal Health Press, 1975. 48p., 7x10 inches, second edition, wraps. ... more information

Washington, D. C: Human Events, Inc, 1945. 10p., staplebound self-wraps, very edgeworn. First separate publication of speeches made at the University of Chicago, both of which were issued to the press and also given magazine publication. Seeds of the reining-in of denazification policy.. as post-civil war reconstruction in the US was "a blunder," so the "punishment of the Germans;" --lumping Union military presence, that injected Africanamericans into the southern political process, wit... more information

Chicago: University of Chicago, 1981. various paginations, a collection of photocopied papers presented at the conference separated with tabs and bound in a three-ring notebook with the Conference title and logo printed on the front cover. ... more information

Quito, Ecuador: FEDAEPS, 2003. 81p., text in Spanish, illustrations, graphs and charts, very good first edition in pictorial wraps. ... more information

Havana: Comite Cubano de Solidaridad com Viet Nam del Sur, [1967-?]. 31p., illustrated wraps. The cover shows a block of wood with spikes sticking out. B&W photos and maps illustrating eight years of insurgency in South Vietnam. ... more information

Hanoi: The Gioi Publishers, 1996. 208p., wraps, documents collection with color photos and biographes of the Politburo. Inscribed by a representative of the Vietnam US Society to an American academic. ... more information

Barcelona: Editorial Anagrama, 1977. 120p., worn wraps. Historical discussion of parliamentarism versus Sovietism. Text in Spanish. ... more information

San Francisco: Mother's Hen, 1975. unpaginated, 5.5x8.5 inches, illustrations, first edition in original pictorial wraps, spine panel slightly burst in two places, with mild soil to covers. Signed by the poet, who was the publisher of SF's Panjandrum Press. His first book of poetry. Appended, find plea and petition on behalf of "poet Ross Laursen" then nine years in Folsom, unjustly imprisoned for a crime that victim, witnesses, and actual perpetrator have sworn in affidavits he did not ... more information

New York: Eurotica/NBM, 2003. 58p. 8.5x11 inch color comic, very good in wraps. ... more information