JUSTICE, DonaldABAA
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1973réf. 526150New York: Atheneum 1973. Softcover. Very Good. First trade edition formerly published in a limited edition. Wrappers. Light foxing on page edges with slight scattered foxing on pages wrpas modestly rubbed very good. Atheneum unknown books
1959réf. 5932671959. Unbound. Fine. Original wedding invitation measuring 4¼" x 5¾" in an unprinted envelope and with a slip of protective tissue paper all contained in the original mailing envelope addressed to poet Donald Justice. Roth has hand written Justice's address on the front and he has Signed his own return address on the back: "Roth 128 E 10th NYC N.Y." Overall near fine with the contents like new but the mailing envelope itself torn from opening with two miniscule stains on the front and Roth's address a touch smeared. An invitation to Roth's first marriage to Margaret Williams in 1959 just two months before the publication of his first book Good-bye Columbus. A nice connection between two Pulitzer Prize winners and a rare piece of ephemera. unknown books
1944réf. 15929Buenos Aires: NP 1944. Hardcover. vg. 12mo. xviii 178pp. Illustrated tan cloth. Some staining and minor rubbing to cloth. Illustrated title-page. An interesting look at some of Argentina's major monuments and various other architectural styles. Illustrated with b/w reproductions of photographs as well as one large fold-out map. Text in Spanish. Cloth in good interior in near fine condition. NP hardcover books
2021réf. 333269n.p.: climatefalsesolutions.org 2021. Pamphlet. 78p. lavishly illustrated in multi-colored multi-graphics with presswork on substantial alkaline paperstock; staplebound thickish 8.5x5.5 inch wraps near-new condition corner-tips lightly turned an excellent copy: sound clean and unmarked in any way. FYI translated from an English-language original. climatefalsesolutions.org unknown books
1765réf. ST19567-130Dublin: John Exshaw 1765. Fourth Edition First Irish Edition. 250 x 125 mm. 8 x 5". 8 p.l. xxvi 443 1 pp. 6 leaves index. Plain contemporary calf spine with raised bands head and tail of spine and some edges and corners skillfully restored. Four copperplate diagrams inserted into the text three folding; additionally with two attractive woodcut headpieces and one tailpiece all with scrolling foliate motifs. Front pastedown with handwritten bookplate of L. A. Skinner 4 The Ridge Coulsdon Surrey. ESTC T129360. Spine and edges of the boards dried and darkened lower corner of front cover with large discoloration from damp text with very thin dampstain all suggesting the book survived a fire but the binding sturdy and the text surprisingly clean and fresh nevertheless. This is a nicely illustrated work that had a huge impact on British horticulture as the first work to focus in depth on the practicalities of growing plants in a cold climate like that of Scotland. Scottish lawyer and horticulturist Sir James Justice 1698-1763 was well known among his contemporaries for the collection of rare and exotic plants he curated on his Midlothian estate. He is credited with having cultivated the first pineapple in Scotland and was elected to the Royal Society for his botanical efforts. Fellow Royal Society member William Houston named in his honor the genus Justicia which contains more than 900 species of mostly tropical flowering plants. This work his best known was originally published in Edinburgh in 1754 under the title "The Scots Gardiners Director." Because of its obvious relevance for gardeners in Scotland it was an immediate success there as well as in northern England and Ireland. This led to the re-titling of the book to "The British Gardener’s Director" and the publication of two further editions in Edinburgh followed by our 1765 Dublin edition which seems to be quite rare on the market. John Exshaw unknown books
1976réf. 332218Washington DC: U.S. Government Printing Office 1976. Paperback. xlvii numerous appendices many of which quite lengthy suffice it to say that item measures 9x6xalmost2 inches. Illustrated with some tables and charts and a couple of sample facsimiles; our guess: six or seven hundred pages. A fine copy marked only by a tiny and ghostly long-gone sticker to front cover. Perfectly sound clean and substantially unmarked. U.S. Government Printing Office paperback books
1990réf. 6001541990. Unbound. Near Fine. A small group of correspondence between American poet's Morton Marcus and Donald Justice including both a hand-written letter and a typed letter to Justice from Marcus both Signed "Mort" along with two Inscribed books by Marcus and a group of photocopied poems. Letters folded and with just a bit of wear The Armies Encamped in the Fields Beyond the Unfinished Avenues with a faintly sunned spine thus near fine overall. Includes the following: an Autograph Letter Signed by Morton Marcus to Donald Justice dated October 1964 in which he lends his condolences for a bout of anxiety that Justice was dealing with and says he looks forward to seeing him next weekend; a Typed Letter Signed by Marcus to Justice dated February 1981. This is accompanied by an Inscribed first edition copy of Marcus's book The Armies Encamped in the Fields Beyond the Unfinished Avenues Jazz Productions 1977 as well as copies of five different poems by Marcus; and an Inscribed first edition copy of When People Could Fly by Morton Marcus Hanging Loose Press 1997 Inscribed to Justice dated 1997. In this inscription Marcus calls Justice his mentor and signs off "With much respect and admiration - and love for your work." A short but sweet look into the two poets' correspondence spanning four decades. unknown books
1977réf. 157434New York: Youth Council National Council for Economic Justice 1977. 4p. wraps with folded petition laid in very good. Youth Council, National Council for Economic Justice unknown books
réf. 598501West Chester Pennsylvania: Aralia Press 9997. Unbound. Fine. Advance proof copy. 12mo. 12pp. Printed unbound signatures. Faintest toning else fine. A poem co-authored by Donald Justice and Robert Mezey. The limited edition that resulted one of 170 copies printed by Peich from Spectrum types on dampened Rives Heavy paper was issued in 1997 even though a preliminary proof had been printed in 1993. This was poet Donald Justice's copy. Rare in this format. Aralia Press unknown books
1997réf. 331073Los Angeles: Rita M. Boyadjian 1997. Magazine. 36p. includes covers 8.5x11 inches b&w photos ads features columns very good magazine on newsprint guts with color semi-glossy stapled pictorial wraps. Rita M. Boyadjian unknown books
1981réf. 138349Middletown Conn: Wesleyan Univ. Press 1981. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Revised. Very good or better in a Very good plus dustwrapper. Good condition w/some minor shelf-rubbing. Wesleyan Univ. Press hardcover books
1978réf. 287163Boston: GCN 1978. Newspaper. 16p. folded tabloid newspaper on newsprint news opinion articles events ads photos services and resources toning and light wear. Boston's LGBTQ newspaper which started in 1973. More political than entertainment. Also: National Calendar for Gay Pride Events. Lesbian Literature "Rubyfruit" and beyond. Anita Bryant & the Southern Baptist Convention. GCN unknown books
1985réf. 197161San Francisco: Spring Mobilization for Peace Jobs & Justice 1985. Handbill. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet handbill printed recto-only in black and lavender inks on white stock text only. March against the Reagan Administration calling for AIDS and healthcare support. Labor feminists LGBT etc joined together for the march. Pat Norman Harry Britt Ron Dellums Holly Near et al were appearing speaking and performing. Spring Mobilization for Peace, Jobs & Justice unknown books
réf. 007228Title page with watercolored portrait of Gaynor followed by 59 typed pages 58 paginated mostly a novelized rendering of the movie star's life. unknown books
2019réf. 1384421New York: Bloomsbury 2019. First Edition First printing. Hardcover. Octavo 291 pages. In Very Good Condition with a Very Good condition dust jacket. White spine with black text. Dust jacket protected with a mylar covering price uncut '$28.00'. Dust jacket shows mild wear on upper and tail front corner and rear fore corner. Text block is clear. Signed flat by Peggy Wallace Kennedy on title page. Shelved in hallway. 1384421. Special Collections. Bloomsbury hardcover books
1965réf. 034426Middletown: Wesleyan University Press. 1965. The third printing of Justice's 1959 Lamont Poetry winner. With the ownership signature of James Tate. Near fine in a very good dust jacket. Hardcover. Near Fine. Wesleyan University Press hardcover books
1971réf. 282396Washington DC: Peoples Coalition for Peace & Justice 1971. Sticker. Sticker unused with the crack & peel covering over the adhesive intact 3.5x4.25 inches very good condition. Peoples Coalition for Peace & Justice unknown books
1983réf. 215236San Francisco: the Network 1983. Newspaper. Four-page tabloid format newspaper horizontal fold evenly toned. Cover story on violence against Asians with some mention of the Justin Chin case from the previous year. the Network unknown books
1978réf. 315178Boston: GCN 1978. Newspaper. 24p. folded tabloid newspaper on newsprint news opinion articles events ads photos services and resources very good. Boston's LGBTQ newspaper which started in 1973. More political than entertainment. Anniversary greetings from past GCN staff and writers including Loretta Lotman making a goofy face and writing about her play "Pearls That Coalesce. GCN unknown books
1969réf. 302644San Francisco: Church of the Times/Trystero Press 1969. Newspaper. 16p. folded tabloid underground newspaper news opinion reports actions psychedelia ads illustrations photos evenly toned extensive pen notations on both wraps pen underlining in classified section else good condition. Second issue under the Good Times Banner. Marcus on Spector. Altman photos of protests. San Francisco's longest lasting underground paper. Originally San Francisco Express Times. Church of the Times/Trystero Press unknown books
1972réf. 302588New York: PCPJ 1972. Newspaper. 8p. tabloid style newsprint; in very good condition. PCPJ unknown books
réf. 306088npl: Baha'i Peace Council of Canada nd. Paperback. 13p. slight pen markings on front wrap else very good. Baha'i Peace Council of Canada paperback books
1987réf. 298246Wilmington: Eros Pub 1987. Magazine. 48p. includes covers 8.5x11 inches b&w and color photos of fetish sex scenes involving men in drag transsexuals and dominatrixes worn magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Eros Pub unknown books
1978réf. 287273Boston: GCN 1978. Newspaper. 24p. folded tabloid newspaper on newsprint news opinion articles events ads photos services and resources toning and light wear. Boston's LGBTQ newspaper which started in 1973. More political than entertainment. Anniversary greetings from past GCN staff and writers including Loretta Lotman making a goofy face and writing about her play "Pearls That Coalesce. GCN unknown books
1978réf. 287167Boston: GCN 1978. Newspaper. 16p. folded tabloid newspaper on newsprint news opinion articles events ads photos services and resources toning and light wear. Boston's LGBTQ newspaper which started in 1973. More political than entertainment. Also: Center spread on Pride. Bonin Final Arguments. GCN unknown books
