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1986réf. 60529Braintree Suffolk: X-asity 1986. 8vo pp. 168; printed from typescript; 8 full-page drawings; printed paper wrappers; a touch of edgewear else fine. A review and analysis of Bob Dylan's album Empire Burlesque and its relationship with Blonde on Blonde. X-asity unknown
1991réf. 60527London: X-Asity 1991. First edition small folio pp. 32; tables and graphs throughout; fine in original printed tan wrappers. Songs performed by Bob Dylan in chart form from 1961 to 1990. Amherst only in OCLC. X-Asity unknown
2009réf. 60512V.p. v.d. 2009. Folio and smaller condition ranges from good to fine. Including Rolling Stone Q Mojo Uncut Singout Record Collector Interview Crawdaddy Newsweek Magpie New Yorker Jam National Lampoon Saturday Evening Post People National Geographic several newspaper magazines Sunday NY Times Herald Sunday etc. TV Guide Reader's Digest Look Seventeen Esquire etc. unknown
1988réf. 60516Lancashire: The Preston Bob Dylan Society 1988. Three issues with the name changing from Rambling on to Ramblin' after issue 1 first two issues staple bound 8.25" x 6" the third and final issue 11.75" x 8.25" and backed in black cloth; text illustrations tour reviews recollections etc.; light soiling to covers very good. A rare and short-lived Dylan fanzine produced by Obviously 5 Believers: The Preston Bob Dylan Society with contributions from Andrew Starkie John Street Terry A. Gans Ian Lewis R. Serge Denisoff Jacqui Lig Ken Keiran Leslie McClean and others. Only three issues were produced Not found in OCLC. The Preston Bob Dylan Society unknown
1987réf. 60532London: Hodder and Stoughton 1987. First and only edition one of two unordered variants without "New English Library" on back; mass market paperback pp. 4 124; pictorial paper wrappers with an image from the movie featuring Bob Dylan and Fiona Flanagan on front cover; fine. According to the Isis fan website this book was so awful that most copies were immediately pulped after release although we do see a few copies floating around in unknown condition. "Hearts of Fire is a 1987 American musical drama film starring Bob Dylan Fiona Flanagan billed only as "Fiona" and Rupert Everett. The film was essentially a vehicle for Dylan based on his success as a rock musician. It received poor reviews a limited theatrical release and was later written off by Dylan himself" Wikipedia. Time Out London said that Dylan "hovers enigmatically on the sidelines offering jaundiced comments." Five in OCLC but none in the U.S. Hodder and Stoughton unknown
1982réf. 60525Munchen: Hobo 1982. First edition 4to pp. 116; order form for Hobo "specializing in Dylan publications" laid in; illustrated throughout; near fine in spiral-bound pictorial wrappers. Text primarily in German with English subtext. A useful and interesting record of 62 books records & fanzines etc. concerning Dylan. Not found in OCLC. Hobo unknown
1994réf. 60559London: X-Asity 1994. Edition limited to 400 copies this copy no. 151; folio pp. 151-2 152-199 300-401 200-299 the first half bound backwards the second half also bound backwards but the text is complete; printed from typescript in quadruple column; near fine in cloth-backed mylar wrappers red lettering on spine. A concordance of sorts locating specific words in Dylan's lyrics. Massive compilation. Not found in OCLC. X-Asity] unknown
1841réf. 92352Washington 1841. Paperback. Very Good. 29p. Disbound removed from a bound volume. No separate wrapper. 23 cm. Minor foxing. 26th Congress 2d Session Senate Doc. No. 179. paperback
réf. B9780814331286Hardback. New. Between 1865 and 1890 most American labour reform organizations advocated ""co-operation"" over ""competitive"" capitalism and thousands of co-operatives opened during this era. This text examines the experiences of working men and women as they built their co-operatives during this era. hardcover
2003réf. 60570Grand Junction Colorado: Rolling Tomes 2003. 99 issues in all no. 36 is in 3 parts: A B and C; 11" x 8½" each issue generally 6-8 pages; occasional illustrations original printed self-wrappers; three holes punched in the gutter and so bound in a 3-ring binder. Complete and near fine throughout. This was a newsletter published by Mick and Laurie McCuiston so that On the Tracks subscribers could have Dylan information between the three yearly publications of their fanzine. It offered a "comprehensive news coverage on concert dates TV appearances album releases new books gossip etc." The publication of Series of Dreams started in July 1993 and ended in 2003; it was monthly sent untill May 1995 issue #23. Then there were only 8-9 mailings a year. See comewritersandcriticsdotcom. Rolling Tomes unknown
1966réf. 60603Penrith: Valex Blackpool Ltd. n.d. 1966. Large 8vo approximately 9½" x 7"; pp. 8; illustrated; original pictorial wrappers; near fine. "Unofficial programme" for the 1966 UK Tour. Printed by Reed's Ltd in Penrith and published by Valex in Blackpool. Much of the text concerns Dylan's youthful tales of running away from home his imagined travels and early musical accomplishments. Being unofficial this "programme" would almost certainly have been offered for sale outside the various venues during the tour including the Manchester Free Trade Hall where he was famously labeled Judas just before the final number Like a Rolling Stone. Rare. Not in OCLC. Valex (Blackpool) Ltd., n.d. unknown
1990réf. 60573Thunder Bay Ontario: SMA Services 1990. First edition limited to 1000 copies 11" x 8½" pp. 2 278; illustrated throughout some in color; fine in pictorial wrappers. A collector's guide to all the tapes and records on which Bob Dylan talks sings or makes musical contributions. SMA Services unknown
1987réf. 60606Stockport Cheshire: John Lindley 1987. First edition 8vo pp. 3-38; illustrated; original pictorial wrappers; fine. Account of the Temples in Flames tour September 5 to October 17 1987 the last seven performances of which were staged in the UK recollected and analyzed here. 13 locations in OCLC only NYPL Santa Cruz and La Salle in the U.S. John Lindley unknown
1994réf. 60571Thunder Bay Ontario: SMA Services 1994. First printing of the third edition 11" x 8½" pp. 2 366; illustrated throughout some in color; fine in pictorial wrappers. A collector's guide to all the tapes and records on which Bob Dylan talks sings or makes musical contributions. SMA Services unknown
2003réf. 60629Grand Junction Colorado: Rolling Tomes Inc 2003. 30 issues in all includes On the Tracks nos. 1-24 complete but without the final issue of March 2003; plus 7 annual "Collector's Issues" but without the final undated Collector's Issue - see below; 4to approx. 11" x 8½" each issue of On the Tracks generally about 60 pages Collector's Issues generally about 24 pages; the former illustrated throughout with much in color; the latter mostly unillustrated with text in quadruple column; original printed wrappers; generally fine throughout. "At first there were 3 issues a year of On the Tracks that were sent in February June and September; then a 4th issue was sent in November called 'Collector's Issue': it was actually just a catalogue of what was available for sale through Rolling Tomes . Though there is a gap in the numeration between Vol 10 #2 and Vol 11 #3 this is a complete set and the 'missing issues' do not seem to exist . This fanzine looked more like a music magazine. Illustrated by never-before published photographs it was professionally produced by Mick and Laurie McCuiston from their home in Grand Junction Colorado. Their address was well known by Dylan collectors in the 90's as they also ran Rolling Tomes the goldmine where you could easily order any official Dylan stuff: magazines dylanzines books -out of print and new- sheet music songbooks tour programmes posters but also T-shirts buttons cassettes records and videos . Long time before Amazon and selling Dylan stuff was a then a full time job for Mick and Laurie . Due to Mick's severe health problems they had to stop the publication see comewritersandcriticsdotcom. Not found in OCLC. Rolling Tomes, Inc unknown
1994réf. 60628Fulham London: Andrew Muir 1994. 14 issues in all but lacking the final "Information Line Special" issue published Christmas 1995. 4to photocopied as issued; plastic slide binders printed on multi-colored paper; generally very good to fine. Compiled and edited by Andrew Muir. The first issue arrived in August 1990 and ran for 11 numbered issues plus 3 "Special Subscriber Issues" and an "Information Line Special" Christmas 1995 this last of which published nearly a year later is lacking. British Library Cambridge and Bowling Green only in OCLC. Andrew Muir unknown
2009réf. 60630Gateshead Tyne and Wear U.K.: Mike Wyvill and John Wraith 2009. 33 issues in all 8" x 5¾" each issue generally over 100 pages illustrated throughout much in color; original color pictorial wrappers; generally fine. The Bridge took over in summer 1998 after The Telegraph stopped its publication in winter 1997 and is still alive after all these years. The most recent issue as of this cataloguing is no. 72 Summer 2022. The editors are Mike Wyvill and John Wraith. Mike Wyvill and John Wraith unknown
1985réf. 60636N.p. but U.K.: publisher not identified 1985. The Wicked Messenger was begun in December 1980 as Some Notes on Dylan 4 issues only initially circulated privately and printed by photocopy. When The Telegraph started in November 1981 The Wicked Messenger was included as loose-leaf inserts until November 1985 # 1 to # 238 then as the main part of the Rolling Telegraph Supplement until November 1988 # 239 to # 429. For a period there was parallel publication of The Wicked Messenger in Look Back. Since December 1988 The Wicked Messenger has been an integral part of Isis magazine from no. 430 on. The last issue was no. 2271 which is dated in January 2009. The Wicked Messenger ran for just over 28 years which is slightly more than 80 issues a year on average. Included here are the first four Some Notes on Dylan 1980-81; and The Wicked Messenger nos. 5-238 1981-85 all printed by photocopy and stapled into 3 plain gray stiff paper wrappers. 4to 11" x 8½" 238 pages in all each number of The Wicked Messenger consisting of a single page. The sequence of The Wicked Messenger which extends beyond the single leaf inserts in The Telegraph as here to the Rolling Telegraph Supplements and finally into Isis is confusing and perplexing. Bowling Green La Salle Santa Cruz and Minnesota Historical in OCLC each with indeterminate runs. [publisher not identified] unknown
1990réf. 60634N.p. but U.K.: publisher not identified 1990. The Wicked Messenger was begun in December 1980 as Some Notes on Dylan 4 issues only initially circulated privately and printed by photocopy. When The Telegraph started in November 1981 The Wicked Messenger was included as loose-leaf inserts until November 1985 # 1 to # 238 then as the main part of the Rolling Telegraph Supplement until November 1988 # 239 to # 429. For a period there was parallel publication of The Wicked Messenger in Look Back. Since December 1988 The Wicked Messenger has been an integral part of Isis magazine from no. 430 on. The last issue was no. 2271 which is dated in January 2009. The Wicked Messenger ran for just over 28 years which is slightly more than 80 issues a year on average. Included here are the first four Some Notes on Dylan 1980-81; The Wicked Messenger nos. 5-238 1981-85 all printed by photocopy; and Rolling Telegraph Supplement containing nos. 239-429 1985-1988 of The Wicked Messenger printed from typescript. Also included here are the remaining issues of Rolling Telegraph Supplements nos. 16-23 1988-1990 thereby making this a full and complete run of Rolling Telegraph Supplements. 4to and 8vo 11" x 8½" for The Wicked Messenger and 8¼" x 5¾" for Rolling Telegraph Supplements 429 pages in all each number of The Wicked Messenger consisting of a single page. Issues of Rolling Telegraph Supplements have The Wicked Messenger in the first half of the issue and other material on Dylan in the second half. The sequence of The Wicked Messenger which extends beyond Rolling Telegraph Supplements into Isis is confusing and perplexing. Bowling Green La Salle Santa Cruz and Minnesota Historical in OCLC each with indeterminate runs. [publisher not identified] unknown
1986réf. 60633Pattingham Wolverhampton U.K.: publisher not identified 1986. Five issues 8¼" x 5¾" pp. 20 24 28 28 & 36; printed from typescript and photocopy; illustrated throughout original pictorial self-wrappers; a bit of offsetting else near fine. Edited by Ian Woodward this collection contains all five issues including the Pilot Issue of August 1980. Rare. Not found in OCLC. [publisher not identified] unknown
2006réf. 60631Hemingford Grey Cambridgeshire U.K.: Woodstock Publications 2006. 18 issues in all 9½" x 6½" each issue generally 60-80 pages illustrated throughout much in color; original color pictorial wrappers; generally fine. The final issue nos. 19 and 20 bound dos-a-dos is lacking. Otherwise this is a complete run. Says Muir on his website: "My second editorial stint was on a Dylan quarterly called Judas! This was a far cry from the photocopied and held together by an occasionally effective slide holder days of Homer the Slut. The publisher Keith Wootton worked tirelessly to produce a "proper" magazine to the highest printing standards we could attain. Woodstock Publications unknown
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1888réf. 60680Minneapolis: Harrison & Smith printing house 1888. First edition with copyright notice slip pasted to verso of title 8vo pp. 176; gravure frontispiece portrait; 3 rub marks on upper cover else very good in original green cloth gilt-stamped on upper cover. Charlotte Van Cleve née Clark b. 1819 was the first white child born in Wisconsin and as a child accompanied the troops who established Fort Snelling at the confluence of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers. Howes V-21; Graff 4455. Harrison & Smith, printing house] unknown
1958réf. 92511Wilberforce: Central State College Wilberforce Ohio 1958. Paperback. Very Good. frontis photos index 276p. Softcover in original wrapper. 23 cm. Cover slightly worn. Former owner's last name inked on front cover and first interior page. State operated HBCU. Tuition for Ohio residents for the 1957-1958 academic year was $35 per semester. Out-of-state tuition was $100 per semester. Central State College, Wilberforce, Ohio paperback
2004réf. 60746Minneapolis: jmccanneyscience.com press 2004. Second printing 8vo pp. 6 xvi 287 3; illustrated with graphs diagrams and photographic illustrations throughout; near fine in original pictorial wrappers. Previous owner's bookplate. Inscribed by McCanney "To Bill / James McCanney / March 6 2006. jmccanneyscience.com press unknown
