Transcona, Mb. Wm. H. Gander, 1941. Three issues. 16mo. Lightly toned, minor wear. The first three issues of this amateur periodical. This charming work has a very meta vibe, with at least these first three issues being a newspaper about other newspapers and journals. The first issue focuses on The..... More

Seiad Valley, Ca. 1887. Three issues, [4]pp. each. Light wear, one issue splitting at center fold. A semi-monthly amateur periodical edited and issued by Charles T. Bailey. Present here are issues from Volume Two for 1887, numbers 17, 21, and 23. The periodical seems to be full of the editor's..... More

New York: Revolutionary Workers League, 1936-1937. Two issues, each 13pp. Folio. Mimeographed front wrapper, stapled. One cover loosening. Moderate toning and dust soiling. Two issues of the scarce New York Spanish-language periodical Claridad Proletaria, "El Organo en Castellano de la Liga Obrera Revolucionaria de los Estados Unidos." The Revolutionary Workers..... More

Guanabara: 1961. 11,[1]pp. Small folio. Original pictorial self-wrappers, stapled. Contemporary and slightly later ink stamps to front wrap. Light edge wear. Some tanning and dust soiling. First issue of this evidently unrecorded periodical published by the "Comissão Brasileira de Solidariedade ao Pavo Cubano" in May 1961. The publication contains numerous..... More

Los Angeles: Kashu Mainichi Shinbunsha, 1940. [2],2,16,420,[1]pp. Original pictorial wrappers. Minor soiling and light edge wear to wrappers; spine ends a bit chipped; front hinge starting from both ends. Text browned, but not brittle, with scattered foxing and dust soiling. A rare collection of writings by an important Japanese-American activist..... More

Denson, Ar. 1942-1943. Seventy issues. Mimeographed. Folio, stapled in upper corner. Dampstaining to upper left corner of first few issues, some with slight loss. Toning and light wear and soiling. A significant run of the newspaper published by the internees at the Jerome Relocation Center in Denson, Arkansas. The Communiqué..... More

Arkansas City, Ks. October, 1891. [21]-42,[2]pp. Original salmon printed wrappers. Light chipping and wear to covers, ink stamp on front cover. Text lightly chipped and tanned. Volume 1, number 2 of this magazine devoted to stamp collecting. There are numerous short articles on subjects such as historical envelopes, poetry about..... More

[China]: 1968. [2]pp. on a folded folio sheet. Printed in blue. Central fold, light chipping and wear. Mao's statement argues that "Martin Luther King was an exponent of nonviolence. Nevertheless, the U.S. imperialists did not on that account show any tolerance toward him, but used counter-revolutionary violence and killed him..... More

Mexico City: December 31, 1829. Broadside, 12 x 8.25 inches. Minor staining and creasing, moderate edge wear, pinholes along left edge. A decree by Mexican President Vicente Gurrero, promulgated by Jose Ignacio Esteva, Governor of the Federal District. The decree renews the prohibition on the habit among newsboys of publicly..... More

Puebla: Imprenta Liberal de Moreno Hermanos, 1821-1822. Forty-one issues plus three supplements, 372pp. Minor, scattered worming, slightly affecting text. Scattered light dampstaining and faint foxing. Untrimmed. A complete run of this early and significant periodical, a "lantern" for the Mexican people, which began publication in Puebla just one month after..... More

Jalapa, Veracruz, Mexico: July 23, 1852. Broadside, 17.75 x 6 inches. Old horizontal folds, light creasing. A seemingly-unrecorded Mexican broadside in which the Deputy President of the Congress of the State of Veracruz Ramon Teran argues for a special session of the legislature in order to address some of the..... More

Mexico City: 1968. 79,[1]pp. Printed self-wrappers. Light tanning, very minor wear. A nice example of this bilingual guidebook to Mexico, with listings of events for a mid-January week in in 1968, and suggestions and advice on travel, restaurants, sights, hotels, markets, and other attractions, and includes information for many smaller..... More

Keokuk, Ia. Mississippi River Power Company, 1911-1913. Ten volumes, complete. Profusely illustrated. Oblong folio. Each issue measuring 9 x 12 inches, in original pictorial wrappers, two holes punched along spines and bound together in a later gray cloth Tatum-style Y binder with leather corners. Minor edge wear and staining to..... More