Search Results: Titles starting with V from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

Barcelona: Universitat de Barcelona, 1985. Paperback. 531p., keyboard-set papers with texts almost exclusively in French and English (not mutual transcriptions), a huge awkward oblong (8x11.5 inches) with scribble to front cover, edgewear, and gutter gaps that portend splits at the spine. Entries are listed alphabetically and some are circled in ballpoint pen. A reading copy without further markings, but awkward to hold.

N.pl: The Sewanee Review, 1938. Pamphlet. 15p., covers detached, wraps chipped on the edges else good condition, 5.75x8.75 inches. In praise of Calverton's Marxism "Reprinted from the July number of the Sewanee Review

Montreal: Kersplebedeb, 2019. Paperback. 189, [7]p., wraps, 5x6 inches, very good condition. Originally compiled and published by the Communist Working Circle in 1972, this edition with a new introduction by former CWC member Torkil Lausen.

Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1953. 38p. + numerous unpaginated photogravure illustrations (half- & full-page) throughout the text, and a folded diagrammatic map; 8.25 x 5.75 inch staplebound textblock with pasted-on pictorial wraps. Spine chipped at tail, wraps lightly worn, faint dampstain along spine else good condition. Construction pix, completed work, shipping, dams, nearby agricultural scenes (including classic Soviet tractor), housing tracts developed for the construction workers,

Vancouber, BC: The Conference, 1989. 1262p., 8.5x11 inches, bilingual texts in English and French, illustrations, reports, figures, tables, anstracts. programme, lightly-worn paperback in pictorial wraps.

Piazza di Spagna: Galleria Russo Roma, 1979. Paperback. [23p.], 8.5x8.75 inch staplebound wraps; b&w and color illustrations; slight shelfwear on front wrap, touch of rust on staples, else in very good condition. Text in Italian.

New York: Russkoe Slovo, 1914. Paperback. 93p. paperback, spine reinforced with clear tape, preventing the covers from separating. Paris bookstore rubberstamp on title page (L. Rodstein). "In the American Crucible: from the notes of an immigrant.

Cleveland: Robitnyk; Vyd. federatsii sotsiialistychnoi parti, 1917. Paperback. 88p. slender paperback, rubberstamp of the Ukrainian Hetman Organization of America on the front cover and several internal pages. "In times of war: A chronicle of the life of exiles in Siberia.

New York: Ukrayinsʹke Robitnyche Tovarystvo Pomoryany v Nʹyu-Yorku, 1918. Paperback. 43p. staplebound pamphlet, year penciled on cover, bookplate inside front cover indicating that it was donated to a library, though their catalog does not show that it was ever accessioned. On Miroslav Sichinsky, the Ukrainian assassin of Count Andris Potocki, governor of the Austrian Province of Galicia. Sichinsky escaped from prison and became a community leader in Rochester, NY.

Detroit: Drug, 1954. 460p., hardcover, hinges starting, some spots to cover. Text in Russian. "In a whirlwind of revolution" - a collection of writings by the Russian anarchist, also known as Eugene Moravsky, who founded the journal Probuzhdenie in Detroit in 1927.

Detroit: Drug, 1954. 460p., hardcover, top of spine panel has a tear in the cloth, otherwise very good. Text in Russian. "In a whirlwind of revolution" - a collection of writings by the Russian anarchist, also known as Eugene Moravsky, who founded the journal Probuzhdenie in Detroit in 1927.

Detroit: Drug, 1954. 460p., hardcover, very good, mild shelfwear. Text in Russian. "In a whirlwind of revolution" - a collection of writings by the Russian anarchist, also known as Eugene Moravsky, who founded the journal Probuzhdenie in Detroit in 1927.

Montreal: Montreal Health Press, 1977. Pamphlet. 47p., 7x10 inches, wraps, evenly toned, minor edgewear, otherwise very good.

Berkeley: Berkeley Vietnam Day Committee, 1966. Newspaper. 4p., folded tabloid, address label on cover, fold-creased. Cover piece by Jerry Rubin titled "Protest and power." Steve Cherkoss writes about the linkage between the Withdrawal Now and Freedom Now (civil rights) movements.

Cleveland: Edward Feil Productions, 1988. Paperback. xii, 95p., wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good condition; inscribed and signed by Feil on the half-title. Method for working with "old-old" (defined in the book as age 80 and over) people with disorientation due to Alzheimer's or similar diseases.

nd: npub, npl. Pamphlet. [10p.], 5.5x8.5 inch b&w photocopied zine style format; in very good condition. Anarchist-nihilist zine in Spanish language.

London: House of VIZ / John Brown Publishing Ltd, 1993. Hardcover. 81p. plus two color plates on inserted coated stock; a melange of cartoon panels, singleton jokes, textual parodies. Hardbound in 10x7.5 inch laminated pictorial boards. A good copy: clean (i.e., no physical dirt) and unmarked. Humor a la leather-jacketed Rockers, no suit and tie Mods (unless shown getting beaten up). Much of the sex is doggie style and it is hard to tell males from females; expect faint gender bending, most nearly explicit in an introduction by "The Colonel", who starts off, "It has given me great pleasure editing this Bumper Book of Shite.. I pride myself in knowing what excites young boys. Healthy young boys like you.." Publisher line intones, "Long live the King." Fulchester U. may be an invention; Grant Wankshaft disagrees.

Moscow: AO "Buklet, 2003. Seven hardcover volumes (Vol. 1, Vol. 2, 3 and 4 in two parts each); 9.75 shelf inches in total; very good. Text in Russian. Important collection of documents on the Comintern and the Chinese revolution; covers the years 1920 to 1937.

Tallinn, Estonia: Eestimaa Rahvarinnet, 1990. 143p., wraps, 5.5 x 7.5 inches, evenly toned else very good condition. Text in Estonian. On the Popular Front of Estonia.

Vacaville: Vacaville Museum / San Francisco Art Institute, 1996. 40p., well-reproduced color plates with translucent dividers bearing printed text, stiff color cardstock covers, 9x6.5 inches, bound with a white wire spine. Very good copy: perfectly sound, clean and unmarked. Catalog for the exhibit of 14 San Francisco Art Institute graduate students. Attractive item with some bite to it, focussing primarily on the eerie presence of the Vacaville prison, death and disillusion amidst beautiful farmland and apolitical smalltown residents.