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195943493Cambridge: Independent Service for Information on the Vienna Youth Festival 1959. First Edition. 12mo 15cm.; publisher's blue printed staplebound card wrappers; 84pp. Wrappers a bit toned else Very Good or better. Having struggled to find work in New York City 25-year-old Gloria Steinem moved to Cambridge in 1959 to assume the position of co-director of the anti-Communist program the Independent Service for Information on the Vienna Youth Festival. The Service masquerading as a private enterprise whose aim was to send democracy- and capitalism-loving American youth to the communist-run Festival was funded by an anonymous donor later revealed to be the CIA though Steinem would have been aware of this from the start. The present pamphlet was issued a month before the Festival began and provides a detailed critique of the quality of Soviet literature: "The trouble with Soviet literature as Ilya Ehrenburg sees it is that Soviet writers say things they do not believe" p. 5. Independent Service for Information on the Vienna Youth Festival unknown books
195140672Eureka CA: Humboldt-Del Norte County Agricultural Extension Service 1951. Pink printed paper wrappers stapled. Moderate wear to wrappers some staining and worn edges. Paper slightly age-toned. An about VG example. 12 pp. Some b/w illustrations printed within. 8-1/2" x 5-1/2" <br/><br/>Rare in the trade. Humboldt-Del Norte County Agricultural Extension Service unknown books
198324671Totowa: Barnes & Noble. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1983. Hardcover. 0389203505 . First edition. Fine in a very near fine hint of fading along spine dust jacket. . Barnes & Noble hardcover books
1970169073New York: Center for United Labor Action CULA 1970. 27p. contemporary snapshot and a few period photoillustrations staplebound 11x8.5 inch wraps somewhat handled has some dog-ears else good condition. Sections on the exploitation of waitressing hospital work "hired house slaves" housekeepers and other professions. Center for United Labor Action [CULA] unknown books
197648842Baltimore: Women: A Journal of Liberation 1976. First Edition. Quarto 27.75cm; illustrated card wrappers stapled; 64pp; illus. Trivial wear to extremities else Fine. Well-preserved copy of this key journal the first national publication of the second wave women's movement. The journal was founded in Baltimore MD by four women - Dee Ann Mims Donna Keck Vicki Pollard and Carmen Arbona - with the goal of providing a forum for opinions and expression that were essential to the burgeoning women's movement. The journal was managed by a collective with each issue focussing on a different theme. The publication ran from 1969-1983 ultimately folding due to reduced readership and financial stress. Contents include contributions by Lydia Kelly Sandra Snowden Marilyn Shields Nancy Fuller and others. Women: A Journal of Liberation unknown books
197548757Baltimore: Women: A Journal of Liberation 1975. First Edition. Quarto 27.75cm; illustrated card wrappers stapled; 64pp; illus. Light wear to extremities else Near Fine. Early well-preserved copy of this key journal the first national publication of the second wave women's movement. The journal was founded in Baltimore MD by four women - Dee Ann Mims Donna Keck Vicki Pollard and Carmen Arbona - with the goal of providing a forum for opinions and expression that were essential to the burgeoning women's movement. The journal was managed by a collective with each issue focussing on a different theme. The publication ran from 1969-1983 ultimately folding due to reduced readership and financial stress. Contents include contributions by Susan Rautenberg Joyce Maupin Joan Murphy Connie Carroll Pittman Emily Toth and others. Women: A Journal of Liberation unknown books
197448756Baltimore: Women: A Journal of Liberation 1974. First Edition. Quarto 27.75cm; illustrated card wrappers stapled; 64pp; illus. Light wear to extremities else Near Fine. Early well-preserved copy of this key journal the first national publication of the second wave women's movement. The journal was founded in Baltimore MD by four women - Dee Ann Mims Donna Keck Vicki Pollard and Carmen Arbona - with the goal of providing a forum for opinions and expression that were essential to the burgeoning women's movement. The journal was managed by a collective with each issue focussing on a different theme. The publication ran from 1969-1983 ultimately folding due to reduced readership and financial stress. Contents include contributions by Margaret Blanchard Barbara Lefcowitz Lyne Boyce Irene Reville and others. Women: A Journal of Liberation unknown books
197448841Baltimore: Women: A Journal of Liberation 1974. First Edition. Quarto 27.75cm; illustrated card wrappers stapled; 64pp; illus. Trivial wear to extremities else Fine. Well-preserved copy of this key journal the first national publication of the second wave women's movement. The journal was founded in Baltimore MD by four women - Dee Ann Mims Donna Keck Vicki Pollard and Carmen Arbona - with the goal of providing a forum for opinions and expression that were essential to the burgeoning women's movement. The journal was managed by a collective with each issue focussing on a different theme. The publication ran from 1969-1983 ultimately folding due to reduced readership and financial stress. Contents include contributions by Cathy Cade Christina Adachi Anne Cooper Sarah Wolf Margaret Randall and others. Women: A Journal of Liberation unknown books
197248840Baltimore: Women: A Journal of Liberation 1972. First Edition. Quarto 27.75cm; illustrated card wrappers stapled; 72pp; illus. Trivial wear to extremities else Fine. Well-preserved copy of this key journal the first national publication of the second wave women's movement. The journal was founded in Baltimore MD by four women - Dee Ann Mims Donna Keck Vicki Pollard and Carmen Arbona - with the goal of providing a forum for opinions and expression that were essential to the burgeoning women's movement. The journal was managed by a collective with each issue focussing on a different theme. The publication ran from 1969-1983 ultimately folding due to reduced readership and financial stress. Contents include contributions by Alice Krakauer Howard Zinn Sarah Paretsky Susan Atkins Claire Jacobs Marilyn Becker and others. Women: A Journal of Liberation unknown books
197148755Baltimore: Women: A Journal of Liberation 1971. First Edition. Quarto 27.75cm; illustrated card wrappers stapled; 64pp; illus. Light wear to extremities else Near Fine. Early well-preserved copy of this key journal the first national publication of the second wave women's movement. The journal was founded in Baltimore MD by four women - Dee Ann Mims Donna Keck Vicki Pollard and Carmen Arbona - with the goal of providing a forum for opinions and expression that were essential to the burgeoning women's movement. The journal was managed by a collective with each issue focussing on a different theme. The publication ran from 1969-1983 ultimately folding due to reduced readership and financial stress. Contents include contributions by Audre Lorde Margaret Blanchard Diane Feeley Mary Deaton and others. Women: A Journal of Liberation unknown books
197048754Baltimore: Women: A Journal of Liberation 1970. First Edition. Quarto 27.75cm; illustrated card wrappers stapled; 64pp; illus. Light wear to extremities else Near Fine. Early well-preserved copy of this key journal the first national publication of the second wave women's movement. The journal was founded in Baltimore MD by four women - Dee Ann Mims Donna Keck Vicki Pollard and Carmen Arbona - with the goal of providing a forum for opinions and expression that were essential to the burgeoning women's movement. The journal was managed by a collective with each issue focussing on a different theme. The publication ran from 1969-1983 ultimately folding due to reduced readership and financial stress. Contents include contributions by Rita Mae Brown Deborah Thomas Eve Merriam Brooke Spear-Williams and others. Women: A Journal of Liberation unknown books
197048753Baltimore: Women: A Journal of Liberation 1970. First Edition. Quarto 27.75cm; illustrated card wrappers stapled; 64pp; illus. Light wear and toning to wrappers with some mild scattered foxing; Near Fine. Early well-preserved copy of this key journal the first national publication of the second wave women's movement. The journal was founded in Baltimore MD by four women - Dee Ann Mims Donna Keck Vicki Pollard and Carmen Arbona - with the goal of providing a forum for opinions and expression that were essential to the burgeoning women's movement. The journal was managed by a collective with each issue focussing on a different theme. The publication ran from 1969-1983 ultimately folding due to reduced readership and financial stress. Contents include contributions by Alix Shulman Emilie Glen Lynn Bronstein Tillie Olsen Emory Douglas Inez Martinez and others. Women: A Journal of Liberation unknown books
197048864Baltimore: Women: A Journal of Liberation Inc 1970. First Edition. Quarto 28cm; illustrated card wrappers stapled; 64pp; illus. Light wear and dustiness to extremities else Near Fine. Early issue of this key journal the first national publication of the second wave women's movement. The journal was founded in Baltimore MD by four women - Dee Ann Mims Donna Keck Vicki Pollard and Carmen Arbona - with the goal of providing a forum for opinions and expression that were essential to the burgeoning women's movement. The journal was managed by a collective with each issue focussing on a different theme. The publication ran from 1969-1983 ultimately folding due to reduced readership and financial stress. Contents include contributions by Alix Shulman JoAnn Gardner Karen Lindsey Ellen DuBois Donna Keck Sue Davis Yosano Akiko and others. Women: A Journal of Liberation, Inc unknown books
197048863Baltimore: Women: A Journal of Liberation Inc 1970. First Edition. Quarto 28cm; illustrated card wrappers stapled; 80pp; illus. Light wear and scattered foxing to extremities; Very Good. Early issue of this key journal the first national publication of the second wave women's movement. The journal was founded in Baltimore MD by four women - Dee Ann Mims Donna Keck Vicki Pollard and Carmen Arbona - with the goal of providing a forum for opinions and expression that were essential to the burgeoning women's movement. The journal was managed by a collective with each issue focussing on a different theme. The publication ran from 1969-1983 ultimately folding due to reduced readership and financial stress. Contents include contributions by Linda Gordon Sharon Wolfson Judy Miller Carol Driscoll Natalie Petesch Evelyn Frankford and others. Women: A Journal of Liberation, Inc unknown books
196948862Baltimore: Women: A Journal of Liberation Inc 1969. First Edition. Quarto 28cm; illustrated card wrappers stapled; 64pp; illus. Light wear and foxing to extremities else Very Good to Near Fine. Premiere issue of this key journal the first national publication of the second wave women's movement. The journal was founded in Baltimore MD by four women - Dee Ann Mims Donna Keck Vicki Pollard and Carmen Arbona - with the goal of providing a forum for opinions and expression that were essential to the burgeoning women's movement. The journal was managed by a collective with each issue focussing on a different theme. The publication ran from 1969-1983 ultimately folding due to reduced readership and financial stress. Contents include contributions by Dee Ann Pappas Roxanne Dunbar Donna Keck Janet Russo Peggy White Sheila Michaels and others. Women: A Journal of Liberation, Inc unknown books
190711384Chicago: University of Chicago Press 1907. First American edition. Octavo. Green cloth boards; gilt spine titles; 368pp. Tight copy externally clean but with moderate foxing to text. Sociological study of female laborers in turn-of-the-century Birmingham. Illustrated with three halftone plates. Not common. University of Chicago Press unknown books
197146195New York: Women's Rights Law Reporter Inc 1971-72. First Edition. Two quarto issues 27.5-28cm; stapled wrappers; 71; 55pp; illus. Some trivial dust-soil to wrapper extremities else very Near Fine. First two issues of this periodical dealing with legal issues facing women and women's rights. Includes poetry essays on childcare birth control mental health women in prison education unionizing legal workers etc. Women's Rights Law Reporter, Inc unknown books
196946193Boston: New England Free Press 1969. First Edition. One-sheet newsletter offset printed on blue stock folded twice to create an eight-panel publication; measures 45.5cm x 43.25cm 17 15/16" x 17" when fully-opened. Hint of sunning to folds else very Near Fine. New England feminist publication printing lengthy statements from Lucia Montague and Diana Gerrity; the newsletter opens into an illustrated poster printing letters quotes poems women's lib news items and movement events. A list of suggested literature appears on rear wrapper. New England Free Press unknown books
197043333Santa Monica CA: Graphic Communications Consultants 1970. First Edition. Quarto 27.75cm.; original pictorial staplebound card wrappers; unpaged; illus. Fine. 1970-1 calendar curiously beginning in July 1970 rather than January and ending in June 1971 each day of the year providing a number of relevant anecdotes quotes and historical events marking the progress of women's liberation. Bibliography provided. Forms part of the Women's Heritage Series. Graphic Communications Consultants unknown books
193414429New York: Macmillan 1934. First Edition. Octavo 19.5cm. Red cloth boards spine lettered in gilt; dustjacket; 164pp; tables; 1 chart folding. Tight Near Fine copy in the uncommon dustwrapper mildly toned on spine and with a tiny loss at upper flap-fold otherwise quite clean and crisp. Sociological and statistical study of women's work in the Great Depression conducted under the aegis of the American Woman's Association of New York. Lorine Pruette 1896-1977 was a Columbia-trained social psychologist whose later work included periods at the Bureau of Economic Research and the Office of War Information as a consultant on broadcast propaganda. Macmillan unknown books
195157788Washington 1951. Hardcover. Fair. photos 128p. Original yellow boards. 28cm. Moderate cover soil and wear. Lacks backstrip. No Jacket. <br/><br/> Washington hardcover books
197643539Cambridge MA: The Common Women Collective 1976. First Edition. 8vo pp. iii 114. Illustrated with drawings. Paper wraps. Bottom edge slightly stained a few marginal markings cover little creased and soiled o/w a VG tight copy. The Common Women Collective unknown books
197653140Cambridge MA: Common Women Collective 1976. iii 114p. wraps a bit faded. Large section on women and work. Common Women Collective unknown books
193812107New York: Workers Library Publishers 1938. First printing. 12mo. Staple-bound pamphlet; illustrated wrappers; 32p. Near Fine. SEIDMAN B316: ".text of a radio address broadcast from Moscow to England and the U.S. November 2 1937 discussing the position and achievements of women in the Soviet Union." Quite nice photomontage cover featuring a woman aviator. Workers Library Publishers unknown books
196920600Ann Arbor MI: University of Michigan 1969. First printing. 4to pp. 35. Paper wraps. Speeches and panel discussion of the Conference- workshop March 26 1969. VG. University of Michigan unknown books
