[Washington, D.C. N.d., but ca. 1936]. 16pp. Original printed self-wrappers. Contemporary ink ownership inscription of Henry G. Teigan on front wrapper. Mild even toning. Very good. A rare study of African-American education in the nation's capital, and a plea for the United States Congress to increase the segregated district's school.....

[Utica: Utica Saturday Globe, ca. January 5, 1889]. Pictorial broadside printed on blue paper, 4 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches. Minor edge wear. Near fine. A small broadside or handbill advertising the publication of a series of newspaper articles focused on the White Caps, the successor to the Ku Klux.....

Manila, Philippines. 1898. 16pp., printed in double columns. Color illustration on front wrapper, uncolored map on rear wrapper. Original pictorial self-wrappers. Rear wrapper detached (but present). Central vertical fold, wrappers with chips and tears in edges, upper outer corner of front wrapper repaired with tape on verso. Good. One of.....

[London. 1839]. 79,[1]pp. Folio. Gathered signatures, stitched. Small ink numerals added to recto page numbers. Near fine. A dense and detailed collection of correspondence and statistics related to the current state of labor among the "negro population" of Jamaica in 1839, with much information on the impact of labor strife.....

Washington, D.C. National Million Man March/Day of Absence Organizing Committee, 1995. vii,22pp. Original cream wrappers, stapled. Lower right forecorner of front wrapper creased, light soiling and a few stains to wrappers and the lower margin of the final six leaves, otherwise quite clean internally. Ownership inscription on titlepage, price label.....

Philadelphia & New York: Lippincott, [1947]. Gilt cloth. A very good, bright copy in modestly shelfworn spine-sunned dust jacket. First edition. Inscribed and signed by the more westerly of the Wellman brothers "... with the regards of the author Paul I Wellman March 4, 1947." "A reformer battles political corruption.....

Cleveland & New York: World Publishing Co., [1944]. Maroon boards, printed in blue-gray. Extremities worn, with shallow loss at crown of spine, but a good, sound copy with the chipped front panel and flaps of the dust jacket laid in. First Tower Books printing of this bibliomystery, first published in.....

[London]: The Traveller's Companion Series / The Olympia Press / New English Library, [May 1966]. Printed stiff green wrapper. About fine. First printing in this format, as the first of the short-lived series of UK printings of select TC titles. One of the more significant novels to appear under the.....

Cambridge: Dunster House, [1927]. Five volumes. Black cloth, t.e.g. Some rubbing and minor abrasions, patches of darkening to front inner hinges of two volumes; just a good, sound set. First edition, limited issue. One of 300 numbered sets, each volume signed by the author, specially prepared from the sheets of.....

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1986. Cloth boards. Illustrated by Kyffin Williams. First trade edition, US issue, printed in the UK. Fine in dust jacket.

London: Jonathan Cape, [1989]. Gilt cloth boards. First edition. Fine in dust jacket with manufacturing wrinkle in laminate along upper joint.

London: Jonathan Cape, [1988]. Gilt cloth boards. First edition. Spine slightly cocked, otherwise fine in dust jacket.

[New York]: Viking /Elisabeth Sifton Books, [1987]. Cloth and boards. First US trade edition. An excellent copy in dust jacket.