Search Results: Martin Luther King from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

Sausalito, CA: The Black World Foundation, 1975. Magazine. 64p., stapled wraps, 6.75x10 inches, wraps lightly worn and soiled, address label and penned date on front wrap, else very good condition. Contributors include Amiri Baraka, Herbert Aptheker, and Ron Karenga.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1978. Magazine. p52-120., stapled wraps, 6x9 inches, illus., wraps lightly worn, else very good condition. Martin Luther King, Jr. cover photo.

Chicago: Johnson Pub, 1968. Magazine. 66p., 4.25x5.75 inches, illus., wraps lightly worn, address label and a few small stains on front wrap, else good pocket book magazine in pictorial wraps. Published shortly after the assassination of MLK. Includes articles on the riots following the assassination, the arrest of James Earl Ray, and the Memphis sanitation worker strike.

Chicago: RCP Publications, 1978. Pamphlet. 14p., staplebound booklet, 5.5x8.5 inches; mild handling wear. Revised version of an article critiquing MLK that originally appeared in the journal Revolution in 1978.

Chicago: RCP Publications, 1978. Pamphlet. 26p., staplebound booklet, 4x6.25 inches; a few minor marks, Chinese ownership stamp on title page. Revolution reprint no. 7. Revised version of an article critiquing MLK that originally appeared in the journal Revolution in 1978.

Palo Alto: The Liberation Curriculum Initiative of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Reasearch and Education Institute at Stanford University, 2009. Paperback. 170p., paperback, as new.

New York: A.J. Muste Memorial Institute, 1985. Pamphlet. 47p., staplebound booklet, 3.75x9 inches, mild handling wear, else very good condition. A.J. Muste Memorial Institute Essay Series #1.

Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1968. 80p., staplebound booklet, light edgewear. Illustrated with black and white photographs. Biography for young readers, published after King's death. The author also published a children's series called "We Honor Them," about Black heroes.

no place: Brookfield Athletic Advisory Council, 1999. Four panel playbill/program, black text and MLK image on white stock, lightly worn and creased else good condition. Includes the lyrics to James Weldon Johnson's "Lift Every Voice and Sing" (Black National Anthem).

Tulsa: Cathedral of the Christian Crusade, 1967. Paperback. 224 pg. paperback, 4.25 x 7 inches. Previous ownership stamp on title page, wraps worn with tear in front cover, pages yellowed, good reading copy only. Paints King as a radical and a communist. Bales was a longtime conservative professor and administrator at Harding College, and who among other things, was vehemently opposed to integration.

New York: Abrams Books for Young Readers, 2011. 40p., profusely illus. children's book, 9.25x12 inches, press release for the book laid in, first printing, very good in dj.

Birmingham, AL: Thom Henricks Associates, 1972. Pamphlet. 36p. staplebound booklet, 4x7 inches, previous owner's address label on cover, otherwise very good. Poems by the Rochester, PA-based author about world peace and brotherhood. Includes a poem dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr.

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1996. hardcover. xxxii, 566p. including photographs, first printing, dust jacket. Inscribed and signed by Clayborne Carson to Don Watson.

New York: Simon and Schuster, 1988. Hardcover. 1064pp., blue boards, illustrated with photos, Pages a bit age-toned, else very good in an illustrated dj with slight edge wear.

[Hempstead, NY]: Larry Fox, [196-]. Pinback Button. 2.25 inch diameter pin, maker's mark almost hidden over the curl. Issued after MLK's assassination.

Canaan VT [printed] / Post Falls ID [cancel]: Mora Press, 1983. Hardcover. 204p., legible presswork, if not quite professional layout, hardbound in 8.5x5.5 inch light brown cloth boards titled black, inscribed and signed by Overlee on the front pastedown. Opposite the inscription find a bleached-out label, and (fore and aft in the text) a small neat rubberstamp address that cancels the Vermont one. Item is all-in-all quite good: sound, clean, and otherwise unmarked. Henry Drummond contributes much text from the afterlife. Overlee pays particular attention to Martin Luther King Jr. with a post-assassination resume (limited to a single page, no quotations), and has been in contact with a number of other personalities we have heard of such as Rudolph Valentino, certain members of European royalty, plus sketch-portraits of Asian and Mid-Eastern adepts we know nothing of.

Boston: New England Resistance, 1968. 4p. tabloid newspaper, folded, toned, tear at the fold. Largely devoted to commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr.

New York: The Free Press, 1992. Hardcover. 282p., first printing, typed letter signed in pen by Miller presenting the book to Professor Lawrence Levine laid in, very good condition in like dust jacket.

San Francisco: NG Slater, n.d.. 2.25 inch diameter pin, blue and yellow, from the movement to make King's birthday a holiday in the University of California system. Also included is a smaller pin that simply says "King Day Jan. 15th," made by NG Slater in New York.

Washington DC: n.pub, 1983. Pinback Button. 2.25 inch diameter pin with portrait of Martin Luther King; issued for the 20th anniversary march to commemorate the legacy of the 1963 March on Washington.