![Item #4263 The Samuel Huston Bulletin [Vol. 4, No. 2 (April 22, 1933)]. Karl Downs](https://langdonmanorbooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/4263.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1697158170)
Austin, Texas: Samuel Huston College, 1933. 13 7/8” x 10½”. Newsprint. Pp. [4]. Good: heavily creased at old folds with a few small tears at intersections, removing one word of text; 1.5” tear to front not affecting legibility; edge wear; spotted and toned. This is a rare issue..... More
Detroit, Michigan: Pan-African Congress, USA, 1975. 15 3/8” x 11 3/8”. Newsprint. Pp. 4. Very good: folded horizontally at center, presumably as issued; lightly toned. This is the first issue of a rare publication produced by an African nationalist group from Detroit, the PanAfrican Congress, USA (PAC)... More
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Mount Morris, Ill. Publication Office, 1927. 11½” x 8¼”. Self-wrappers. Pp. 16. Very good: one small ding and one tiny pinhole throughout, affecting about five characters of text; small corner chip to front wrap; a bit of edge wear. This is an issue of an African American Masonic journal..... More
Memphis, Tennessee: US, Incorporated, 1954. 12” x 9”. Stapled wrappers. Pp. 32. Very good plus with minimal wear and light toning. This is the first, and only, issue of US Magazine, published by a group of noteworthy African Americans in Memphis, Tennessee. It's filled with well-written articles, features and..... More
San Francisco: Carl E. Jordan, 1972. Newsprint. pp. 15. Very good with light toning to outermost leavs and a tiny tear to the cover page. This is an issue of the short-lived San Francisco Forum which touted itself as “The Independent Community Newspaper” for San Francisco. Its premier issue..... More
Washington DC: Guild Press, LTD, 1971. 17½” x 11¼”. Bifolia printed on regular paper stock. pp. 24. Near fine: folded horizontally at center as issued, fresh with minimal wear. This is an issue of a short run gay periodical that signaled the downfall of a gay publishing empire..... More
San Francisco: Carl E. Jordan, 1972. 11½” x 8”. Newsprint. pp. 15. Very good plus with a hint of toning at extremities. This is an issue of the short-lived San Francisco Forum which touted itself as “The Independent Community Newspaper” for San Francisco. Its premier issue contained a short..... More
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Detroit, Michigan: National Alliance of Postal Employees, 1946-1947. 12” x 9”. Stapled self-wrappers. Four issues pp. 24, one pp. 32. Publication sequence: Vol. XXXIII, Nos. 8 (Aug 1946), 10 (Oct 1946), 12 (Dec 1946); Vol. XXXIV, Nos. 4 (Apr 1947), 5 (May 1947). Generally good plus with light corner and..... More
New York, New York: Ne*ro Youth [Magazine], [circa 1941]. 8½” x 5½”. Single sheet, folded, printed all four sides. Pp. [4]. Very good: tiny staple hole; moderate vertical crease; edges lightly toned. This is an illustrated promotional flyer issued by the publisher of a rare Black periodical. The..... More
New York, New York: 1940-1941. Items include four pieces of correspondence as well as a sample issue of the magazine made of a 12” x 8 ½” single sheet, folded and printed all four sides. Generally good: sample issue with some old tape at edges and 2¾” x 8½” perforated..... More