Taylor, Rev Tom, editor, Rev Troy D Perry, Rev John W Gill, Rev John Hose, Rev Freda Smith, et alABAA
1974rif. 269461Los Angeles: Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches/MCC 1974. Magazine. 12p. includes covers 8.5x11 inches essays opinion news services resources ads photos art very good newsletter in stapled pictorial wraps. New design and new editor. Meet the Elders; short bios and photos of several elders of the church. Also a report on the General Conference of the MCC in Atlanta. Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches/MCC unknown books
1974rif. 269465Los Angeles: Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches/MCC 1974. Magazine. 20p. includes covers 8.5x11 inches essays opinion news services resources ads photos art page 13/14 torn out but present else good newsletter in stapled pictorial wraps. New format again. Non-story headline! SFMCC to host Confab.New Los Angeles Mother Church opens. Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches/MCC unknown books
1974rif. 269466Los Angeles: Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches/MCC 1974. Magazine. 64p. includes covers 8.5x11 inches essays opinion news services resources ads photos art very good newsletter/magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. New format again. Began as a simple newsletter now a glossy magazine. Includes a 16p. insert The Gay Christian. Christian Social Action Theology & Opinion. Prison Ministry: the Gay Cellmate. MCC People & events. Our Brother Martin Luther King. Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches/MCC unknown books
1974rif. 269469Los Angeles: Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches/MCC 1974. Magazine. 60p. includes covers 8.5x11 inches essays opinion news services resources ads photos art very good newsletter/magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Includes the Gay Christian Theological Journal. The Cellmate. General Conference 6. Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches/MCC unknown books
1973rif. 271836Philadelphia: The Gay Alternative Collective 1973. Magazine. 36p. including covers 8.5x11 inches photos illustrations articles poetry fiction plays ads services a heavily soiled and toned else good homophile magazine in stapled pictorial wraps staples rusty. LGBT Collective magazine. Report on lesbians in Philly the 1973 Gay Pride Parade interview with Rev. Troy back cover photo of Ryan O'Neal with the quote "He's cute but he hates your guts" reprinting the actor's homophobic tale of he and his brother's assaults on gay men in LA. The Gay Alternative Collective unknown books
2015rif. 226300Richmond CA : Hit & Run Press 2015. Pamphlet. 5p. letterpress on veddy nice paper with a colophon that explains everything. Pamphlet in 9x6 inch sewn wraps no.38 of a run of only 74 copies. Quite a pretty booklet in as-new shape no damage or ownership stuff. Item in hand is a sort of Berryman-esque dreamsong; the poet celebrates a mighty man he can catch trout with his bare hands with a few flaws sometimes flubs a catch; the mighty guy is a Paul Bunyanesque feller associated with Canada poet b.Canada now relocated teaches philosophy. First published in 2000 in the journal Ploughshares this evidently the first separate or "book" issue. From an interview given after a later book "Tom Thompson in Purgatory" won big in poetryland: 'I first put a character named Tom Thompson in a poem called "Trout Quintet." There he was a semi-mythical figure. the character is very different' from the Tom of "Purgatory". Hit & Run Press unknown books
2006rif. 229298Pocatello ID: Idaho State University Dept. of History 2006. 84p. lavish color period and exhibit photography on alkaline glazed paperstock journal or magazine in stapled 9.5x8.5 inch decorated wraps. Clean sound unmarked faintest signs of handling and none of age a near-fine copy. Idaho State University, Dept. of History unknown books
1996rif. 210393Los Angeles: Back Porch Publishing 1996. Pamphlet. 20p. first printing 5.5x8.5 inches in glossy stapled wraps light general soiling and wear else very good condition. Inscribed and signed by Dinah Thomas on the inside front cover. "Dinah and Troy are members of the diverse groups of people who make up so called South Central Los Angeles. Back Porch Publishing unknown books
1978rif. 195205Philadelphia: Spruce Street Press 1978. Magazine. 32p. includes inner covers 85x11 inches calendar of events articles reviews resources photos art very good magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Pennsylvania LGBT magazine. Cover image of John Travolta in "Saturday Night Fever" interviews with Reverend Troy Perry and Rod McKuen Valentine issue. Spruce Street Press unknown books
1973rif. 192696Philadelphia: The Gay Alternative Collective 1973. Magazine. 36p. including covers 8.5x11 inches photos illustrations articles poetry fiction plays ads services a very good homophile magazine in stapled pictorial wraps staples rusty. LGBT Collective magazine. Report on lesbians in Philly the 1973 Gay Pride Parade interview with Rev. Troy back cover photo of Ryan O'Neal with the quote "He's cute but he hates your guts" reprinting the actor's homophobic tale of he and his brother's assaults on gay men in LA. The Gay Alternative Collective unknown books
1987rif. 191422West Hollywood: The Leather Journal/Dave Rhodes 1987. Magazine. 48p. including covers 8x10.5 inches articles interviews reviews ads services illustrated with b&w photos and art worn rough trade leather and SM magazine in stapled pictorial wraps on cheap stock. Anthony Bruno interviews Reverend Troy Perry of Los Angeles. Leather and motorcycle club magazine. Published quarterly for the first 20 or so issues then it switched to monthly. Eventually renamed "Cuir The Leather Journal/Dave Rhodes unknown books
1972rif. 93167Los Angeles: the Church 1972. Magazine. 12p. 8.5x11 inches event calendar features articles news ads bottom corner creased else very good magazine/newsletter in stapled pictorial wraps. the Church unknown books
1902rif. 33956Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Company 1902. Hardcover. 395p. six plates of drawings slightly worn on spine ends otherwise a very good first edition in lightly worn olive cloth boards and gilt. Grier C. A. C. McClurg & Company hardcover books
1939rif. 006412New York: Putnam 1939 1939. Red cloth pictorially stamped in black ink damp stain to front and rear endpapers otherwise internally clean. A cumulative counting poem with funny b&w artwork. An uncommon title. First Edition. Near Very Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Flavia Gag. Small 4to. Putnam hardcover books
1996rif. 48431NY:: Kensington Books. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1996. Hardcover. 1575660237 . First printing. Very near fine in like dust jacket. . Kensington Books, hardcover books
1929rif. 22812Garden City: Doubleday Doran and Co 1929. First edition. Hardcover. Orig. thick white boards leather spine label printed in gilt. Fine in near fine plain dust wrapper in near fine black board slipcase. 80 pages. 30.5 x 23.5 cm. Limited edition one of 990 signed by Troy Kinney.This is a Catalogue Raisonne of the etchings and drypoints of Kinney a total of 50 are described in detail. Kinney was noted for his portrayal of dancers and classic nudes. He also maintained a long friendship with the American poet and collector Louis V. Ledoux. The latter was a noted authority on Japanese prints. Laid-in are two hand written letters to Ledoux two and three paged dated 1926 and 1930 respectively and include the envelopes. Also enclosed are nine New Year's cards from "Margaret & Troy Kinney" hand-drawn by him three are inscribed to Ledoux. The dates are 1928 1930 1932 - 1936. 1938 one undated. All the cards present dancers in various costumes and positions. Kinney died in January 1938. Doubleday, Doran and Co hardcover books
rif. 68016Troy Ohio: Historical Society of Troy. Good. N.D. Hardcover. 128 pages 11 1/4" x 8 1/2" tan cloth covers with black and gilt stamping. The covers are slighlty soiled with rubbed and frayed spine ends and cover corners. Former owner gift inscription on the front paste-down the contents are slightly toned but bright and complete. . Historical Society of Troy hardcover books
1995rif. 60083New York: Kensington Books. Very Good. 1995. Hardcover. 0821748890 . First Printing; 280pp.; a clean nice copy; Near Fine in like dj. . Kensington Books hardcover books
1880rif. 23718Troy: Merriam & Moore 1880. Wraps. Orig. illustrated yellow wrappers. Near fine. 24 pages. 14.5 x 9 cm. Illustrated with engraved wood-cuts. Back cover advert for The Milner Toys published by Merriam & Moore. Clean bright copy. Merriam & Moore unknown books
1994rif. 09318New York: Kensington Books 1994. First Edition. Hard Cover with Dust Jacket. Fine/Fine. 12mo 252 pages; SIGNED AND INSCRIBED on title page thus: "To Arthur / Hope you enjoy it! / Best Wishes / Troy Soos / Oct. 8 1994" - First printing stated. Pictorial dust jacket with $14.95 on front flap. A lovely unread copy. Kensington Books hardcover books
rif. 4022S.l.:: s.n. 1882-1900. . Single sheet of gray paper printed on one side only 9 3/8 5 7/8 inches small chip out of left-hand margin and small loss to one corner; unevenly printed with a surprising number of different fonts and sizes. Unrecorded imprint.It is possible that this notice with the place and date left blank. was for a traveling religious tableau and lecture to be undertaken perhaps in the North to raise money for African missionaries for there seems to be a thread of African-related work suggested in the choice of the men included.After describing the tableaux depicting various elements in the Life of Moses there is scheduled a homage made to two recently dead Baptist Preachers: Edenborough G. Corprew who died in Portsmouth Virginia and Solomon Cosby a Danville Virginia native who died in Abeokuta West Africa aged 31. Both men died in 1881.Also mentioned in the broadside is John Jasper 1812–1901 another prominent Virginia Baptist Preacher best remembered for his sermon The Sun Do Move which expressed his deep faith in God through the imagery of a flat Earth around which the sun rotates.Finally British Baptist Charles Spurgeon is mentioned. Spurgeon a prominent abolitionist known as the “Prince of Preachers” never came to the United States but had a close relationship with Thomas Lewis Johnson the Virginian author of: Africa for Christ. Twenty-Eight Years a Slave—Johnson studied for two years in the college that Spurgeon founded named posthumously Spurgeon College before leaving for his two-year stint in the Cameroons. On his return a sick and grieving widower Spurgeon was one of the many British Baptists who helped him. S.l.:: s.n.,, 1882-1900. unknown books
1997rif. 91792Hyannis:: Parnassus Imprints. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1997. Hardcover. 0940160706 . Black and white photographs throughout. Stated first edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Parnassus Imprints, hardcover books
2003rif. 73159Cambridge:: MIT Press. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 2003. Hardcover. 0262201402 . Black and white illustrations. First printing. Near fine in a near fine dust jacket. ; 438 pages . MIT Press, hardcover books
rif. 7111NY MACMILLAN 1965. FIRST AMERCAN EDITION VERY GOOD-FINE. 1st Edition. NY, MACMILLAN, 1965 unknown books
1910rif. 193071NY HURST & COMPANY CA. 1910 1910. ORIGINAL PICTORIAL OLIVE DRAB CLOTH STAMPED IN BLACK WHITE AND GREEN WITH A DESIGN OF A HOCKEY PLAYER SLIGHT SOILING BUMPING; ILLUSTRATED VERY GOOD. Hardcover. NY, HURST & COMPANY [CA. 1910] hardcover books
