Search Results: Panafricanism from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

New York: Helga M. Rogers, 1995. Paperback. 71p., illustrated with period images, some ancient, softbound in 9x6 inch photo-decorated wraps. Very presentable condition with one flaw, pages (five all together) have been hi-lited in yellow (neatly). A good-looking book, structurally quite sound, perfectly clean and otherwise unmarked.

Lusaka & London: A.P.D.U.S.A. AND Unity Movement of South Africa, 1980. 16p., 6x8.25 inches, mild foxing, booklet/journal in stapled blue wraps. Includes ANC-Buthelezi Conspiracy.

Lusaka & London: A.P.D.U.S.A. AND Unity Movement of South Africa, 1980. 24p., 6x8.25 inches, booklet/journal in stapled blue wraps. Includes Mass revolt Against Racist Education.

n.p.: FAO, 1985. 55p., staplebound booklet, very good.

Dar Es Salaam: Pan Africanist Congress of Azania, 1988. Magazine. 59p. staplebound booklet, minor corner wear. Much coverage of South African government oppression and anti-apartheid activism.

New York: Pan Africanist Congress of Azania, Permanent Observer Mission to the United Nations, 1982. Newsletter. 18p., staplebound newsletter in 11x8 inch self-wraps. Staples are very heavily rusted with substantial migration; also, front cover bears a large yellow smudge and back cover a brown splash-stain and flecks. Complete issue in legible condition, a reading copy. Much coverage of South African government oppression and anti-apartheid activists, with one portrait, of Mr Pokela.

San Francisco: The First African Arabian Press, 1981. Trade Paperback. 236p., paperback, first edition, very good condition. Argument for a future Pan-African Republic, intermingled with autobiography.

Sausalito, CA: The Black World Foundation, 1972. Magazine. 64p., stapled wraps, 7x10 inches, wraps worn, address label on front wrap, else good condition. Cover story by Guinean President Sékou Touré.

Sausalito, CA: The Black World Foundation, 1973. Magazine. 64p. staplebound magazine, very good. Includes Ron Karenga's "Strategy for Struggle," articles by Shirley Graham DuBois on the Middle East, Robert Allen on China after the Cultural Revolution, and more.

Sausalito, CA: The Black World Foundation, 1975. Magazine. 64p., staplebound journal, 6.75x10 inches, very good condition. Contributors include Walter Rodney, John Henrik Clarke, and Maulana Ron Karenga.

San Francisco: The Black World Foundation, 2008. Magazine. 80p., stapled glossy wraps, 7 x 10 inches, address label on rear wrap else very good condition.

Oakland: African People's Socialist Party, 1991. Newspaper. 20p. folded tabloid newspaper, illustrated with photos and cartoons, evenly toned. Cover headline: "Party-led struggle frees Kerano Hawkins from the State, after she defends her family by killing a white man who attacked her in Wilmington, Delaware. Party defeats the State's attempt to railroad this courageous African woman and exposes the government role in attacks on African democratic rights.".

Oakland: African People's Socialist Party, 1993. Newspaper. 27p. folded tabloid newspaper, illustrated with photos and cartoons, lightly toned. Cover story proclaims "Bring our African babies home! NPDUM leader exposes that foster care racket nets millions for white community." Includes a supplement on the 20th anniversary of the African People's Socialist Party.

San Jose, CA: African American Press, 2000. Paperback. 204p., wraps shelf worn with minor pen mark on front wrap and a minor stain with sticker residue on the rear wrap else good condition, illus., first printing.

San Jose, CA: African American Press, 2000. 204p., illus. in text, long inscription on the verso of the front wrap by the African American author, marker line across fore-edges (remainder??). first printing.

Addis Ababa: OAU, n.d.. 189p., staplebound booklet, small ink stain to upper edge. Resolutions from the 1960s, but possibly printed later.

Addis Ababa: Information Division, OAU, 1979. 17p., staplebound booklet, very good.

Ithaca, NY: Glad Day Press, 1969. 8.5x11 inch handbill, text printed one side, some foxing and handling wear. IWW union bug. Outlines ideas for a national campaign against Chase Manhattan Bank and General Motors with the goal of making their investments in South Africa too expensive to maintain. Burak was a member of Ithaca-Cornell SDS; Makhanda was a Pan African Congress member in exile from South Africa.

Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1963. Hardcover. xiv, 643p., illustrated with a couple line maps and tables, first edition hardbound in 9.5x6.5 inch tan cloth boards lettered black, lacking the dust jacket but enclosed in a neat isingglass (like wax paper) sur-wrap to size (hard to believe that it isn't publisher-provided). A next-to-fine exemplar, just a little aged: perfectly sound, clean and unmarked. Accounting for its presence with us, the collection this item comes from included many Cameroons texts, please check our listings if such is sought-after.

N.pl: Helga M. Rogers, 1982. Hardcover. 130, [ii]p., very good condition in a worn and chipped dj with an old price sticker on the front flap. Rogers discusses the race problem from his historical perspective.