[Havana: 1938-1946]. All in original wrappers, all spines guillotined for use as microfilm copies at the New York Public Library. Some chipping with occasional loss, text blocks largely tanned and somewhat brittle. Some front wrappers stamped, "Microfilmed" and/or with a small institutional ink stamp. Should be seen to be properly..... More

Guadalajara: Imp. del Orfanatorio del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús, 1892. 472pp. Small quarto. Contemporary half sheep and paper boards, spine gilt. Corners heavily worn, binding rubbed. Contemporary bookseller's stamp on title page; contemporary pencil ownership notation on verso of title page; some old staining and toning to text. Rare cook..... More

Mancos, Co. & Germfask, Mi. 1943-1944. Eight [2]pp. issues. Mostly broadsheets, one issue stapled. Previously folded and mailed, with postage and ink stamps. Light wear, a bit heavier along folds. Moderate toning and occasional staining. Nickel-sized chip at right edge of a single issue, not affecting text. An eight-issue run..... More

[New York: 1935-1945]. 105 items, mostly broadsides, broadsheets, and small pamphlets, with a few lengthier documents and including several duplicates. Occasional staples. Some minor chipping and short closed tears throughout, otherwise light edge wear and toning. A sizable collection of over one hundred items produced and distributed by the War..... More

[Philadelphia: 1952-1953]. Two typescript documents, 20pp. & 13pp. respectively. Stapled, previously folded. Occasional stray ink. Light toning and minor edge wear. A pair of typed reports produced by the American Friends Service Committee during the Korean War concerning the assignment and experience of conscientious objectors from the medical profession or..... More

[Philadelphia: 1942-1943]. Nine documents, totaling [31]pp. Stapled, previously folded. Light toning, heavier at edges; minor wear and a few short, closed tears. A fascinating and scarce group of seven newsletters issued by the Quaker directors of the Civilian Public Service camp system during World War II. The American Friends Service..... More

Philadelphia: American Friends Service Committee, 1941-1945. Six pamphlets. Self-wrappers, stapled. A couple of old folds. Minor wear and soiling. Six interesting pamphlets that provide information about and seek donations for the Civilian Public Service camps operated by the Society of Friends during World War II for religious objectors. Three larger..... More

Detroit: Wayne State University, 1944. 8pp. Original printed self wrappers, stapled. Minor dust-soiling and edge wear. Internally clean. The first entry in a series of studies issued by Wayne State University in "Inter-Group Conflicts in Detroit." The studies were triggered by the June 1943 Detroit Race Riots, and intended to..... More