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1911Best.-Nr. 2092902140314610Moto Makoto-sha 1911. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 3 Moto Makoto-sha paperback
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1965Best.-Nr. 48027Chicago: Dechert Publications 1965. Very Good. Chicago: Dechert Publications 1965. First Edition. Slim octavo 22cm; publisher's illustrated staple-bound wraps; unpaginated; illustrations and images throughout. Lightly bumped and toned; binding sound. A few annotations in blue ink. Very Good. Curious conspiracy theory pamphlet claiming that "The assassination of the mythical hero Abraham Lincoln was strictly a farce thought up by Phineas T. Barnum." Provides a brief history of Ford Theater where Lincoln's very real assassination took place as well as a description of John Wilkes Booth's genealogy. Features fabricated contributions by Booth's extended family and an absurdly long aside about Swedish opera singer Jenny Lind's relationship with P.T. Barnum. Laid-in at front is a promotional sheet for another equally implausible Dechert booklet. As of May 2026 we locate no copies in OCLC. Dechert Publications unknown
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1926Best.-Nr. 2080502106603692Kaikosha 1926. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Kaikosha paperback
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1969Best.-Nr. 5648Chicago: Conspiracy 1969. First Edition. Newspaper format. Very good. Tabloid-size magazine slightly larger than 11" x 17". In very good condition with a crease at the horizontal fold which makes it somewhat fragile to open. Scarce one-off issue of this magazine centered around the trial of the Chicago Seven and the political issues related to their case mostly the Vietnam War and Civil Rights. OCLC locates perhaps half a dozen worldwide library holdings. Conspiracy unknown