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116 pages. Features: Beaunit Bemberg color-photo fashion ad features the President of Eagle Clothes, Stanley Goldman; Nice Jade East ad; The Equal Rights Amendment - What, Exactly, Does it Mean?; Many gorgeous fashion ads; The Way Egyptians See Israel, Uncle Sam, The SAMS - photo-illustrated article; Can Fascism Happen Here? Is it Already Happening?; Whitney Young - Black Leader or 'Oreo Cookie'?; F. Lee Bailey - Headhunter; Learning the Political Facts of Life; Tomato Marmalade Recipes; Two-page Maxwell House Coffee ad features Mrs. William Cosgrove of Oakland, NJ; Stephen Rubin's Duplex in a former storage attic in the Dakota overlooking Central Park was designed by William Machado; Great one-page ad for the Village Voice bears title "Dissatisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Back"; Color fashion photos 'For the Young and Daring"; Plymouth Gin ad features photos of Ernest Dichter, President of the Institute for Motivational Research, and E.H. Demby, President of Psychographics, Inc.; Unusual full-page color photo of a spectrum of colors of toilet seats by Magnolia; and more. Above-average wear to covers which are all but loose from staples. A worthy vintage copy. Book
112 pages. Features: How to Trace Your Family Tree; 50 Experts Predict Your Future; Image of Canada; Women on the Go - Past; Women on the Go - Present; 200 Years of Canadian Art. Fiction: Napika; Horses of the Night. Food/Homes: A Centennial Feast; The Way We Lived; The Way We Ate; Shopping with Chatelaine; Meals of the Month; Homemaker's Diary. Other Articles: The Way We Looked; Centennial Sampler to Cross-Stitch; When Your Baby is Premature. Nice colour-photo ads for: Avon, Miss Clairol, World Book Encyclopedia, Wabasso, Nivea, St. Moritz cigarettes, Kraft salad dressings, Miracle Whip, Dole Boutique Desserts, Tampax, Northern Electric phones, Red Rose tea, McVitie's Biscuits, Smirnov Vodka (feature Phil Silvers), Clover Leaf tinned fish, Chun King foods, E.D. Smith Ketchup, Canada Dry ginger ale, Modess. Unmarked with somewhat above-average wear. Binding intact. A worthy copy of this fun and informative memento of Canada's Centennial in 1967. Book
32 pages. Features: Make Way For the Charming, Emotional Company President - A Heroine With A Business Degree; Nice full-page colour photo ad for Dr. Ballard's cat food features Lion with kittens; Hit Man - Feature article on junior hockey star Denis Potvin; Colour fashion photos; Sculptress Helen Granger Young; Crazy Auto - article and colour photos of such features as foxtails, bullet holes and other delightful non-essentials to fluff up your heap; Doug Wright's Family; Moe Koffman feature article; and more. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
Photos: the British advance on Tilbrug, in Holland; The R.A.F. break into the French Gaol at Amiens to save 100 doomed French patriots; Venraij, Breskens and Hertogenbosch - pictures of the British and Canadian advances; The liberation of Greece - scenes from the capital; The attack upon east Prussia by way of Estonia and Lithuania; The American invasion of the Philippines; Fighting around Arnhem and the Leopold Canal; Aachen falls to the allies; Pre-fabricated port installed at Normandy; and more. Average wear. Sound copy. Book
52 pages. Contents: Threats of New Violence in Quebec - Why We Should Take the "Army of Liberation" seriously; Are Hospitals Save? - a calm look at two deaths after surgery; Editorial - Of Course Hate-Mongering Should Be Stamped Out, But Not By Passing Censorship Laws - pressure on Justice Minister Guy Favreau to bring in hate laws; Greatness - Dr. Hans Selye describes what leads to the quality of greatness in the mind of a man or the life of a nation; Your Guide to the new federal split-level cabinet; Let's Give the Police More Power; Washington Hostess Perle Mesta; Your Health May Depend On Where You Live; A Weekend with the Ski Fanatics - article with photos; Nostalgic black and white photo ad for Electrohome and "Canada's Largest Stereo Laboratory"; Art Fraud - some odd "Group of Sevens"; Whiz Jazz pianist Tony Collacott; Reflections on the Clay-Liston boxing match; Mordecai Richler looks at the new cliches of nonconformity; Colour-photo Canadian Club ad features rolling in a hoop; Nice colour-photo Coke ad on back cover features beauty holding her own black and white photo. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding sound. A quality vintage copy. Book
28 pages. Features: Sylvia Tyson describes her beginnings - with photos; Christine Marshall is featured in London Life ad inside front cover; Nice colour ad for theh Datsun 210; David Suzuki - A Scientist in China - article with photos; The Invisible Woman - Barbara Howard is one of our Finest Artists; Ottawa Roughrider Mike Raines is the best Defensive Tackle in Canada; Great colour centerfold displays the line of 1981 Pontiacs, including their MPG estimates; Freedom Army - flashback to the liberation of the Netherlands from the Nazis; Fashion article by Marina Sturdza; Legionnaire's Disease; Full-page colour photo ad for McDonald's Egg McMuffin; Co-operative Games for Children produced by Jim and Ruth Deacove; and more. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A high-quality copy. Book
réf. 1211Photographie en noir et blanc, tirage argentique d’époque (24/17,5 cm). État correct.
1947réf. boz_003111Emmanuel D'astier De La Vigerie. Lettre dactylographiée signée, 1947 Écrivain français Lettre dactylographiée signée, adressée à Monsieur Paul SILVA CORONEL des Éditions de Minuit, datée du 24 octobre 1947, sur papier à lettre avec entête du journal "Libération" dont il est le fondateur. Dimensions : 21 x 27 cm État : Voir photos pour plus de détails. Nombre de pages : 1 page
1974réf. 188251974. Bay Area Reporter: Gay Pride Week 1974 a special issue of San Francisco's gay newspaper published during the expansion of the city's gay liberation movement and the growing public celebration of Gay Pride. Founded in 1971 by Bob Ross and Paul Bentley the Bay Area Reporter circulated news entertainment coverage political commentary and social announcements among the Bay Area's gay population. This June 1974 issue combines Pride Week coverage with articles on drag entertainment contemporary cinema local events and personal advertisements. Its masthead announces "Readership 50000 Nationwide" and carries the publication's slogan "The Cataylst for all Factions of the Gay Community" expressing its ambition to reach readers across the diverse social and political circles of the gay liberation movement. Bay Area Reporter: Gay Pride Week. Vol. 4 No. 12. San Francisco June 12 1974. 30 pages. Measures 11 x 8 inches. Published as a special Gay Pride Week issue the newspaper includes an article on the drag scene in Las Vegas a review of Alejandro Jodorowsky's film The Holy Mountain and numerous reports and announcements concerning events and entertainment in the San Francisco area. The back pages contain classified advertisements through which readers sought social encounters romantic relationships and personal connections. Many employ playful or suggestive language documenting the humor sexual openness and social conventions of gay personal advertising during the 1970s. The issue also includes a reproduction of a photograph from a Gay Pride parade at Stanford University recording the spread of public gay liberation activities beyond San Francisco's principal gay neighborhoods. The Bay Area Reporter emerged as San Francisco's gay population became increasingly organized through neighborhood businesses political groups social clubs and public demonstrations following the 1969 Stonewall uprising. Initially distributed through gay bars the newspaper provided a means of circulating information that received little attention in the mainstream press. By 1974 San Francisco's Pride celebrations had developed into increasingly public demonstrations of gay political organizing and social life. This issue records that development alongside the everyday activities of the city's gay population from entertainment and nightlife to personal relationships arranged through classified advertisements. Its combination of Pride coverage cultural criticism and social notices documents the breadth of San Francisco's gay press during the early 1970s. In very good condition. unknown
1979réf. 228691979. ACLU Gay Rights Chapter of Southern California. Gay Rights Guardian Volume 4 Number 12 December 1979 documents legal advocacy police surveillance and political developments affecting lesbian and gay communities in Los Angeles at the close of the 1970s. Published as the official newsletter of the American Civil Liberties Union Gay Rights Chapter the issue supports research into LGBTQ civil rights policing of queer public space and the legal strategies employed to challenge discrimination in employment custody and criminal law. Appearing in the immediate aftermath of the Briggs Initiative the publication captures a transitional moment marked by both intensified policing and emerging political visibility for gay rights in California. ACLU Gay Rights Chapter of Southern California. Gay Rights Guardian. Los Angeles California December 1979. Volume 4 Number 12. Folded newsletter format. The front page headline "LAPD Threatens Mass Sweeps of Griffith Park" details proposed vice squad operations targeting primarily gay men in a well-known cruising area outlining enforcement plans and their implications for public gathering spaces. A major interior article "Witches Warlocks and the LAPD" provides a first-person account of a police raid on a gay disco describing physical violence and arrest practices. Additional coverage includes "Brown Ms. Lillian Come Out for Gay Rights" reporting public support from Jerry Brown and his mother at a Beverly Hills event alongside legal case summaries addressing discrimination in employment and family law. News briefs report on institutional opposition to gay inclusion including church decisions and conference controversies while advertisements for local businesses and services map the commercial and social infrastructure of Los Angeles' queer community. 16 pages. Folded newsletter printed in black on tan newsprint. Approximately 11 x 8½ inches. Even toning slightly darker at extremities central horizontal mailing fold with light handling creases minor edge wear with small nicks no losses or markings; overall very good condition. Issued during a period of intensified conflict between law enforcement and LGBTQ communities the issue provides direct evidence of legal advocacy police practices and political shifts in late-1970s California offering substantial value for the study of queer history civil liberties and urban social movements on the eve of the AIDS crisis. unknown
1970réf. 217441970. Palestine Liberation Organization. Basic Facts About the Palestine Problem issued circa 1970 documents the PLO's effort to shape American and international opinion through its New York information office. Organized as twenty emphatic questions the flyer presents the organization's positions on Palestinian landownership the 1947 United Nations partition recommendation displacement Israeli military policy discrimination against Palestinian citizens of Israel and Israel's relationship to Western power. The material records a political communication system through a compact English-language handout revealing how the PLO selected statistics legal arguments and anticolonial language for circulation among American activists diplomats and other readers and providing primary-source evidence for the study of Palestinian nationalism Cold War propaganda Arab American political organizing and debates over Israel and Palestine after 1967. Research on Palestinian offices in the United States identifies the New York delegation opened in 1965 as both an information center and the PLO's unofficial American embassy; among its earliest widely distributed texts was Fayez A. Sayegh's closely related Do You Know Twenty Basic Facts about the Palestine Problem. Basic Facts About the Palestine Problem. New York: Palestine Liberation Organization circa 1970. Double-sided flyer measuring approximately 10 × 8 inches. Issued from 801 Second Avenue New York New York 10017. Beneath the bold all-capital heading twenty numbered or bullet-pointed statements begin with the repeated prompt "DO YOU KNOW" giving the document the form of a political questionnaire while directing readers toward predetermined conclusions. Early passages claim that Palestinian Arabs owned "97 1/2% of the land" during an earlier period and that Zionist ownership amounted to no more than six percent when the United Nations recommended partition in 1947. Other statements dispute the General Assembly's authority to recommend partition accuse Israel of repeated attacks across the 1949 Armistice Demarcation Lines and characterize the country as isolated from the developing Afro-Asian and Non-Aligned worlds. The final sections compare Israeli policies toward Arab citizens to apartheid citing military administration restricted residence unequal education and disparities in employment and pay. These assertions constitute the PLO's advocacy claims and should be read as polemical arguments rather than neutral statistical findings. The flyer belongs to a broader campaign in which Palestinian information offices adapted nationalist arguments for English-speaking audiences and sought alliances among antiwar Black freedom student anticolonial and international solidarity movements. The text's question-and-answer strategy was already influential by 1967 when the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee drew extensively upon Sayegh's earlier twenty-fact pamphlet in its own discussion of Palestine. A circa 1970 date places this issue before the PLO received United Nations observer status on November 22 1974 making it evidence of the public advocacy that preceded the organization's expanded diplomatic recognition. Minor creasing and edge wear without reported loss of text. Very good. A concise record of the PLO's New York publicity apparatus and its use of legal statistical and anticolonial rhetoric to advance a Palestinian account of the conflict. unknown
1969réf. 103629Paris, S.n. 1969 2 volumes. In-4 26,5 x 20,5 cm. Reliures thermocollée, dos muets toile bleue, plats bleu-ciel, titre en noir sur les premiers plats, 516 pp. en pagination continue, bibliographie et table des matières en fin du volume II. Exemplaires en bon état.
1971réf. 26816Bridgford Nottingham: Women Now! 1971. First Edition. 5 quarto issues 30.5cm all in pictorial self-wrappers unbound as issued. Some light wear else Near Fine. Periodical produced by the same Women's Liberation group which issued the journal Socialist Woman though this journal "aimed at woman sic who are at the moment outside the movement." Includes essays most anonymously published on the Movement's history and progress both domestic and international. Women Now! unknown books
1970réf. 26815London: Womens Liberation Workshop 1970-1971. First Edition. 8 issues in varying formats. Collection includes one unnumbered issue presumably June 1970 wrappers illustrated with a comic strip at the bottom of which reads "Let It Bleed Sisters Let It Bleed!"; September 1970; October 1970; December 1970 "Special Double Issue"; February 1971 based on order form date; Vol. 3 nos. 2-4. Near Fine. A few issues with original order blanks laid in. London Women's Liberation Workshop's sporadically issued literary journal. Contents were all written and edited collaboratively and published anonymously as "a political gesture against the ownership and authority implied by signature" Shrew contributor and feminist film theorist Laura Mulvey as quoted in Shohini Chaudhuri's Feminist Film Theorists 2006 p. 32. Womens Liberation Workshop unknown books
réf. 19032LGBTQ Mattachine Society Inc. Department of Education. One Institute of Homophile Studies: Announcement and Schedule of Classes. San Francisco: Mattachine Society Inc. 1960. First edition. 4 orange pages 8.5" x 5.5." Program for a series of lectures hosted by gay rights organizations The Mattachine Society and One Institute. The introduction states "These lectures all represent a serious examination of significant material related to the orientation adjustment and acceptance of the homophile in our adult society.These lectures will be of particular benefit to persons in fields of sociology psychology mental health correction law enforcement religion and law itself as well as to anyone seeking a more rational understanding of homosexuality as opposed to the purely emotional reaction." Lectures were given by James Kepner D. Slater and W. Dorr Legg. Panel titles include: "The Cause of Sex Deviation: A Frank Look at Freud" "The Homosexual Influence in Contemporary History" "Homosexuality Crime and Social Disorganization" "Repression Bisexuality and Marriage: Ways of Escape" and more. Very good condition. unknown
1945réf. 25465Partitions sur la Seconde guerre mondiale Herman Brauer 1945 approx.
réf. 12022La Semaine 1940 à 1944 .Hebdomadaire de l’actualité mondiale. Paraît tous les jeudis. In 4 broché, couverture illustrées, , texte sur 4 colonnes, 20 pages, 32 pages. Nombreuses illustrations photos. Années 1940 à 1944 en 6 volumes demi toile à coins. 1940 : n°6 du 22 août au n°24 du 26 décembre. 1941 Tome 1 : n°25 du janvier au n° 50 du 26 juin. (sans les numéros 45-46 (qui ne sont peut être pas parus) . 1941 tome 2 : n°51 du 3 juillet pas de n° 56-57. (Suspension de la parution 15 jours) reprise au n°58 à 74 du 25 décembre. 1942 : n°75 du 8 janvier (numéros de 38pages) au n°125 du 24 décembre. 1943 : n°126 du 7 janvier au n° 164 du 30 septembre n°165 du 7 octobre au n°176 du 23 décembre 1943. N° de noël – cinéma : en couleurs. 1944 : n°177 du 6 janvier au n° 192 du 27 juillet (il manque la couverture du n° 186.) A la suite Toute la vie hebdomadaire des Temps Nouveaux. N°113 du 14 octobre 1943. N°122, 127-128, février 1944. N°152-153. A la suite numéros d’ACTU: hebdomadaire, paraît le dimanche n°65 mars 1944- n°97 98 99 (juillet 1944) n°100 (carte du front de l’est) n°100 (30 juillet 1944) L’ensemble en très non état. Environ 200 numéros. Peu courant.
1971réf. 48779Bloomington IN: Bloomington Women's Liberation Front 1971. First Edition. Five quarto issues 28cm; mimeographed sheets printed in colors and stapled at upper left corner; ca.8-12pp per issue. Light wear to extremities else very Near Fine. A nearly complete run lacking only the first one or possibly two issues of this ephemeral Indiana women's underground publication. OCLC cataloging incorrectly states that publication "began and ceased with Oct 13 1971" and noting physical holdings at 4 locations. Bloomington Women's Liberation Front unknown
réf. 95089Good. 8 pages in each issue consisting of two thin folded leaves. 34-35 cm. High acid paper so these issues are browned and fragile but intact. Information about this organization and this short-lived periodical seems sketchy. Our best guess is that only six issues of Anya Nya were published. unknown
1970réf. 26815London: Womens Liberation Workshop 1970-1971. First Edition. 8 issues in varying formats. Collection includes one unnumbered issue presumably June 1970 wrappers illustrated with a comic strip at the bottom of which reads "Let It Bleed Sisters Let It Bleed!"; September 1970; October 1970; December 1970 "Special Double Issue"; February 1971 based on order form date; Vol. 3 nos. 2-4. Near Fine. A few issues with original order blanks laid in. London Women's Liberation Workshop's sporadically issued literary journal. Contents were all written and edited collaboratively and published anonymously as "a political gesture against the ownership and authority implied by signature" Shrew contributor and feminist film theorist Laura Mulvey as quoted in Shohini Chaudhuri's Feminist Film Theorists 2006 p. 32. Womens Liberation Workshop unknown
1956réf. 171561No place of publication.: 中國人民解放軍總幹部部.Zhongguo ren min jie fang jun zong gan bu bu. 1956. Scarce 1950s Curriculum Vitae or dossier of a Chinese Reserve Force Officer dated on 15th September 1956 with official stamp from the 中國人民解放軍通信第六團 "No. 6 Regiment of Communications Department People's Liberation Army". Officer's ID black and white head and shoulders portrait photograph laid down first page of the dossier 16pp original wrappers light staple stains occasional creasing mainly on corners overall very good. Text in traditional Chinese. 24.8 x 18.4cm. This dossier is for 芦再排 Lu Zaipai born in Anhui Province in 1932 his courtesy name 芦昌仁 Lu Changren. His family background were considered good as he was a peasant before joined the revolution although his maternal uncle was forced to join the Kuomintang in 1941 and was liberated in 1949. The form says Lu Zaipai was enlisted in 1951 and his experience from 1938 till 1951 was given and verified by four different referees. Lu joined the Chinese New Democracy Youth League in February 1954. Lu was a corporal in January 1956 and later promoted to second lieutenant of the reserve force in September same year. . 中國人民解放軍總幹部部.[Zhongguo ren min jie fang jun zong gan unknown
1981réf. 190811981. LGBTQ The Fifth Freedom. Vol. 11 No. 1. Buffalo January 1981. Contains 12 pages measures 11.5" x 16.5." Published by the Mattachine Society of the Niagara Frontier the Fifth Freedom was a free periodical for and about the gay community in upstate New York. Profusely illustrated this issue contains an article summarizing major events of 1980 poems book reviews a guide for covertly self-identifying via clothing signals and more. There is a short piece regarding the recent repeal of anti-sodomy laws in New York as well as an advertisement for the Gay Task Force: "A group of concerned gay men formed a task force to deal with violence against members of the gay community.there is safety in numbers. Think about it and help us." Very good condition. unknown
1798réf. 62449CBParis / Strasbourg, Verlag Magimel / Levrault, ca. 1798. 8°. 20,5 x 13,5 cm. XXXII, 279 (1) Seiten, 2 Tafeln, 1 Karte. Pappband der Zeit mit goldgeprägtem, ledernem Rückenschild und Fileten.
Features: The liberation of Carentan; Distinguished visitors at the allied beach-head in Normandy; Photos of the King in France; Photos of Normandy fighting; Two-page illustrations of Britain's Horsa Glider - the mount which carried the airborne spearhead of invasion to Normandy on D-day; photos of 'German' prisoners at Normandy - Russians, Poles, Czechs, Croats, Spaniards, and even Turks were found; Diagrams of "The flying Bomb" - Germany's latest weapon used against England; Photos behind the battlefront in Italy; The Eighth Army stages an exhibition of captured German weapons - 12 photos; Photos regarding penicillin; and more. Prior owner's name and ink stamp upon front cover else clean and unmarked with average wear. sound copy. Book
Photos - The Liberation of Brussels by British Troops; Photos of Nazi 'Flying Bomb' equipment (launching ramp, etc.); More V-1 Flying bomb-related photos; Photos of London's balloon flying-bomb defences; Germans thrown out of Brussels; dummy airfield and guns; a smashed Tiger Tank; Scenes during the Liberation of France; photos of the great allied advance on the western front; Photos of the breaching of the Gothic Line on the Adriatic sector by the Eighth Army. Advertorial covers not included. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
