Search Results: Titles starting with U from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

Philadelphia: Charles W. Ervin, [191-]. Pamphlet. [16p.] staplebound pamphlet, very good. Cover illustration and six full page (5.25x7.5 inches) cartoons by Hart. Undated; a classic tract that was reprinted many times. Ervin, a long time socialist, self-described friend of Debs, close associate of Sidney Hill and the Amalgamated Clothing Workers, worked as a journalist. This pamphlet is a Socialist Party agitational work.

Los Angeles: UCLA Strike Coordinating Committee, 1969. 1p, 8.5 x 11 inches, folded lengthwise, mild discoloration at bottom, calls for UC-wide strike in aftermath of People's Park demonstrations and occupation of UC Berkeley by National Guard.

NICAP - National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena, 1967. Pamphlet. Issues run 8p. each, folio leaves of alkaline paperstock printed, folded and paste-fastened into standard 11x8.5 inch newsletter-brochures; illustrations are portraits (of human investigtators) as well as photos (of possible extra-terrestrial vehicles), also diagrams and pix of applicable engineering. Each number is punchholed for a 3-ring binder and folded twice more for mailing in standard envelopes. The back leaf of v.IVn.1 has been coupon-clipped with loss of verso text, some punchholes are slightly torn open, foldlines are severe but manageable, a small lot in generally very good condition, accompanied by a postcard with mailing address, a membership application (not filled in), and five bulletins with pleas for manuscripts and funds. These latter must have been enclosed with newsletters, being punchholed and creased. We see no markings, no soiling, all entirely legible.

New York: The Union for Radical Political Economics, 1971. Five issues of the newsletter, a complete run for the year 1971. Issues present are Volume 3 Numbers 1-5. 23p. each, stapled wraps, 8.5 x 11 inches, all with worn wraps and rusted staples, all except No. 5 with address labels on rear wraps, some small stains else generally good condition.

Palo Alto: U.S. - Japan Women's Center, 1992. 110p., wraps, very good; approx. 7x10 inches. Includes "Corporate-Centered Society and Women's Labor in Japan Today" by Osawa Mari, "A Comparative Analysis of Gender Roles and the Status of Women in Japan and the U.S." by Yamamoto Itsuki et al, "Towards An Absolute State: Marriage in Soseki's Kojin" by Komashaku Kimi, "The Madness of Mothers in Japanese Noh Drama" by Erika Ohara Bainbridge.

Las Cruces: Joint Border Research Inst./Center for Latin american Studies, 1987. 38p., 8.5x11 inches, reports from August, glossary of Mexican Organizations, very good report in stapled tan wraps. Monthly translations from the Mexican Press.

23x36 inch burlap bag, screen printed novelty item; illustration of a marijuana farm on front, folding creases, else very good condition.

Bremen, Germany: Resultate Verlag, 1987. Paperback. 163p., wraps, very good condition, 5x7 inches. "Karl Held is responsible for the theoretical organ of the 'Marxistische Gruppe.' Theo Ebel is responsible for the Marxistische Arbeiter-Zeitung.' Both authors regularly publish articles in their monthly magazine 'MSZ - Gegen di Kosten der Freiheit' ('Opposing the Cost of Freedom')." - verso of title page.

Oakland: United States Anti-Imperialist League (U.S.A.I.L.), 1983. Newspaper. 4p., folded tabloid style newsprint; photos., some toning, else very good.

Washington DC: American-Arab Affairs Council; San Francisco State University Center for World Business; University of San Francisco; U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce, 1985. 70p., very good in wraps, 8.5x11 inches.

Washington DC: Government Printing Office :: Department of the Army, 1964. Paperback. x, 513p., tables, two fold-out maps, wraps a tad shelfworn on edges, otherwise very good. Department of the Army No. 550-40.

Baltimore: U.S. Catholic Historical Society, 1989. Paperback. iii, 221p., introduction, footnotes, tables, illustrations, photos, very good literary journal in trade paperback pictorial wraps.

Berkeley: Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California, Berkeley, 1990. 340p., very good in wraps. Research Papers and Policy Studies, no. 29. Views from a conference in 1988; preface notes that a conscious decision was made to print them as they stood despite the Tiananmen Square crackdown soon thereafter.

New York: U.S.-China People's Friendship Association, 1974. Pamphlet. [8]p. including covers, stapled wraps, 4.75x8.5 inches, fold-creased else very good condition.

New York: U.S. Committee to Aid the National Liberation Front of South Viet Nam, 1965. Pamphlet. 8.5x11 inch handbill; red check mark on front, else very good. List of contributions and medical supplies needed for the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam.

Chicago: RCP Publications, 1987. 18p., staplebound pamphlet, illus., wraps lightly worn and soiled else very good condition.

St. Louis, MO :: Mobile, AL: Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes [sic] [vs] Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company, 1933. Ephemera. Several documents rebound in library binding, 10.5x14 boards, boards somewhat shelfworn, corners exposed, deaccession rubberstamps on inside binding and first page of document, pencil markings from , some uneven toning throughout, first page of document is toned with a closed tear, else very good. Documents include labor and wage dispute transcripts between the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes [sic] and their employer, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company directed to the U.S. Emergency Board - a body of government set up by the President when labor disputes threaten to substantially interrupt commerce. ["Transcript 1"] [15p.] "National Recovery Administration: Summary of Permanent Codes Adopted Under National Industrial Recovery Act Up To November 30, 1933." 20p., "Exhibit No. 11; Ability to Pay Argument, Before the Emergency Board, Mobile and Ohio Railroad,… Read More

Des Moines, Iowa: U.S. Farmers Association, 1994. Newspaper. Five folded tabloid style newsprint newspapers; mailing address on front page, evenly toned, else very good. Issues are from 1966, May & February of 1968, 1989, and 1994. Headlines cover the Vietnam war, technology whitewashing corporate greed, "Dr. King, Causality of Vietnam," and more.

n.p.: Postal Commemorative Society, 1979. Album. Original envelopes and postage stamps (perhaps fifty all told) fill this black-and-gilt naugahyde binder which measures 10.5x9.5 inches, recto of each leaf provides enclosing borders and extensive captioning text (versos are blank, allowing corner-tips of the recto envelopes to stick through and permit extrication. This collection begins with an Olympic Games cover and ends with the Martin Luther King Jr. cover. Every single recto is neatly filled with an overflow of similar others, laid in, including a loose Swedish commemorative of IWW's Joe Hill. Other such latecomers simply laid in are labor-related; find a Gompers and several Frances Perkins. The owner was a neat-freak; one of the tidiest binders we have seen on any subject.

Berkeley: Students for a Democratic Society, 1970. Pamphlet. 6p., 8.5x11 inches, corner stapled; illus., photos., slight toning on edges, faint edgewear, otherwise in very good condition. PLP was the main force in SDS at this time.