Search Results: San Francisco from Bibliope by Calvello Books

San Francisco: Network Press, 1979. Stated first printing. Paperback. Near fine(-) to very good(++) with slight edge-wear, soiling and foxing to edges. Very tight and clean within.. Octavo in color illus whote wraps with yellow spine; 151 pages: b&w illustrations; maps ; 18 cm. Excellent, very detailed yet very practical (at the time) insider's travel guide to San Francisco of the 1970s. With classic underground comix-style illustrations in b&w. Good stuff! Time travel. Nostalgia. / San Francisco (Calif.) -- Guidebooks. California -- San Francisco. Hippies; Alternative Culture. Taxis Cabbie Culture.

San Francisco: The Stanley-Taylor Co, 1902. 1st edition. Hardcover. As New / Mint (an unread copy). Octavo, bds, frontis, 49p. Scarce, and more so in boards. // San Francisco, early medical history, hospitals.

South San Francisco: John T. Reed, 1970. Hardcover. Fine copy in a near fine(-) jackt with a few very small tears to tupper edge and corners; slight toning to spine and back of of d.j.; a few small very light stains to back of d.j.; pages clean, crisp and tightly bound. In a mylar archival sleeve.. Yellow d.j., yellow cloth octavo, in archival mylar wrap; 165 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm. Very scarce. Inscribed by the author. Entertaining and insightful true-life account of a taxi cab driver in San Francisco of tthe 1940s & 1950s. || Taxicabs. Taxicab drivers. San Francisco, Ca. and Dallas Tx. Memoir.

San Francisco, Cal: Philopolis Press, 1918. Very good(+) to near fine(-) with minor soiling to exterior. Hardcover. 2 preliminary leaves, [3]-122 pages ; 22 cm. North American Women's Letters and Diaries. [series]. Early San Francisco imprints. World War, 1914-1918 -- Civilian relief. Guerre mondiale, 1914-1918 -- Récits personnels. Guerre mondiale, 1914-1918 -- Secours aux civils. Civilian war relief. Women Studies.

Berkeley, Calif: University of California, 1910. Paperback. Fine with very tiny superficial chip to spine head. Octavo in beige printed self-wrappers; p. 287-353 & 123-139; facsim. reprod. plate ; 24 cm. San Francisco Committee of Vigilance of 1851.; Gold Rush; California -- History -- 1850-1950 .

San Francisco: Keystone Printing, 1906. 1st edition. Paperback. Some fading to self-wrappers, else VG+.. Octavo in stapled self-wrappers, 10p. Scarce early San Francsico poetry by a woman.

Palo Alto, Calif: Ramparts Press, 1975. 1st paperback ed. Paperback. Fine; as new. Spine faintly faded. Minor aging & soling to exterior. Unread.. Square-like quarto in white stiff paper illus wraps; 220 pages: illustrations ; 22 cm; bibliographical references (page 215) and index. A crisp as new copy. Uncommon thus. / The inside story of the San Francisco Mime Troupe's first ten years, as told by its founder. Not an official history, this text presents one person's assessment of a complex period. Topics covered include hard facts about alternative lifestyles and art forms: getting busted for dope and obscenity, grappling internally with racism and sexism, and stresses between participatory democracy and the need for discipline and organization / Alternative Culture, 1960-1980s San Francisco,

Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press ; Tracy, CA: Book orders to D. O'Connor, 1999. Hardcover. Large octavo in dark green polished cloth with gilt titles; xvi, 175 pages: b&w photos ; 24 cm; index. Inscribed and signed by author. This is the story of the family of Charles J. Gavin, Jr., and Jane deFigueiredo Gavin of San Francisco. Charles was born 16 October 1893 in San Francisco and died in Cloverdale, California 11 August 1940. Jane was born 8 April 1895 in Oakland and died in Pacifica 5 April 1971. Glover family. History of San Francisco Geneaology; geneology, San Francisco (Calif.) -- Biography. California -- San Francisco.