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1980240334np: African National Congress 1980. First. paperback. very good. 130pp 4to printed wrappers lightly dust soiled. Np: African National Congress 198-. First Edition.<br/><br/> A collection of poems by women involved in the struggle in South Africa. Inscribed to Harry Belafonte by Lindiwe Mabuza one of the poets.<br/><br/> African National Congress unknown books
70787Sweden: African National Congress 198-. 130p. a few portrait illustrations professionally-printed 9.5 x 7.25 inch plain titled cardstock wraps. Ownership signature on title page otherwise very good. Underwritten by a couple of activist Swedish groups as noted on the title page probably printed in Stockholm. The texts as the editor observes is not academic or lonely-individuality stuff but politically astute howl because of the hideous nature of person-on-person nation-on-nation perpetrations in Africa. A sample: "They say kaffirs make good manure "when they murder us "fertilize mine dumps "and boer farms and agrobusiness "so that potatoes can grow ".Have you heard of those 'fertilizers' "they injected in our people "eMiseleni in Northern Natal "And when chemicals "begin to work on our starved bodies "every cell in the body "every bone shrinks "until 2000 dwarfs are produced "in this vast laboratory "where their learned scientists "leisurely study "these fascist-made cripples "We are the living victims "of 'cyclon B' sic. for Zyclon and 'GAS V'" --in other words human experimentation on captive population amongst the equally horrible but more normal-sounding expropriations forced labor the coercive leverage of capital. African National Congress unknown books
1980153296New York: Alfred A. Knopf 1980. Hardcover. G- Binding edges and all of dust jacket are well aged with soiling; moderate edge wear to DJ; interior is clean; this copy is WARMLY INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR TO ELENA BARNET on first page. Tan paper boards with cream cloth spine; cream & illus. dust jacket 302 pp. 32 BW illus. Autobiography of Sono Osato b. 1919 "the extraordinary dancer -- half Irish-American half Japanese -- who joined the Ballet Russe before she was fifteen becoming in time a successful ballerina then a star on Broadway." dj This copy is WARMLY INSCRIBED BY OSATO to Elena Barnet on the first page. It's a little worse for wear and still an interesting book. Alfred A. Knopf hardcover books
199218218St. Paul MN 1992. Paper wraps spine of rice cover. Small 8vo pp. 36. VG. Poems "compiled for the Trash Show. unknown books
199028358NY: Kodansha International. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1990. Hardcover. 0870119389 . Translated from the Japanese by Edward Putzar. First American edition. Brief gift inscription on front free endpaper else near fine in a very near fine price clipped dust jacket. . Kodansha International hardcover books
18914601Hunt & Eaton 1891. SONO Tel. TEL SONO: THE JAPANESE REFORMER. NY: Hunt & Eaton 1891. 8vo. decorative red cloth; 66 pages. First Edition. Signed by Tel Sono on a front blank page both in Engliosh and Japanese also with "Tokio Japan." Tel Sono was a young Japanese woman who came to San Francisco in 1886 to study converted to Methodism and became involved in Temperance activities. Very Good covers nice; contents clean & tight. $75.00. <br/><br/> Hunt & Eaton hardcover books
1929WALTER-FILM000693No binding. Fine. Photo Vintage original 9 x 7" 23 x 18 cm. black-and-white double weight glossy silver gelatin print still photo UK. Anny Ondra Sara Allgood Charles Paton John Longden Donald Calthrop dir: Alfred Hitchcock Sono-Art.<br /><br />Historic film not only being the first sound film to be directed by Alfred Hitchcock but also noted as the first British sound film. Hitchcock and crew were still using silent film techniques but this added to the suspenseful atmosphere.<br /><br />In the same dark genre of Notorious and Vertigo the story involves a woman whose boyfriend is a Scotland Yard detective far more interested in his work than her. She goes out with an artist who takes her back to his place and attempts to rape her. She kills him and her boyfriend is assigned the case. Her guilt is then explored in a variety of ways.<br /><br />Here is a rare portrait of Donald Calthrop who plays Tracy. Calthrop appeared in three other Hitchcock films of the period Murder! Elstree Calling and Number 17. He has inscribed and signed this image "To Mrs. Kelly / love / TheBlackmailer / Donald Calthrop." Photo is coded "28-138". Very minor wear FINE. Sono-Art books
18908037New York: Hunt & Eaton 1890. Decorative Cloth. Collectible; Very Good. The 1890 1st American edition. G/VG- in its navy-blue cloth with bright gilt title-lettering to the front panel. Some staining to the panels particularly along the lower edges and spine base. Still though presentable and internally very clean with no writing or markings of any kind. 12mo 66 pgs. <br/><br/> Hunt & Eaton hardcover books
