New York: The Viking Press, 1925. First edition, first printing. Signed and inscribed by James Weldon Johnson on the front free endpaper. Very Good or better, with cloth lightly rubbed at extremities, lightly soiled. Lacking the dust jacket. A nice copy, signed by the Harlem Renaissance figure and civil rights..... More
New York: The Viking Press, 1926. First edition, first printing. A fantastic association copy between two major Harlem Renaissance figures, signed and inscribed by James Weldon Johnson to Eric Walrond, misspelled "Waldron" as was common then (by The Chicago Defender and Marcus Garvey, for example) and now. Walrond was an..... More
[New York]: New Theatre League, 1938. Single sheet, 5.5" x 11 handbill printed on recto only. Announcing an evening of dance, song and drama, at Mecca Temple in Manhattan, arranged by the New Theatre League. Performs on the program include Langston Hughes (Just returned from Paris,) Berl Ives [sic] and..... More
San Francisco: Bill Graham, 1969. Original poster approx. 14" x nearly 22". #179. Fine with a little wear and curling at corners, very slight wrinkling along left edge with very faint dampstain visible on verso only, small stain there as well. An uncommon poster for a Bill Graham event that..... More
[San Rafael]: [No Publisher], 1970. Original poster approx. 13" x 20.5". Fine with slight wrinkling along left side from faint tidemark only visible on verso, creasing to left upper corner, light scuffing and a few pencil marks to verso. An uncommon poster designed by William R. Bostadt, also known as..... More
San Francisco: Family Dog, 1968. Original poster approx. 14" x 20". #FD111. Fine with slight wrinkling along left side from faint tidemark only visible on verso, slight crease in right edge, a few tiny stains along left edge. An attractive psychedelic rock poster created by Family Dog. More
San Francisco: Cronus Productions, 1971. Original 14" x 21" poster. Offset litho, printed at Tea Lautrec, San Francisco with semi-metallic ink. First printing. Good with closed tear in top edge near upper corner, dampstain along left edge with wrinkling, light edge wear, tape stains to verso. More
San Francisco: Family Dog, 1968. Original 13.4" x 19.9" poster. FD #112-1. Very Good+ with dampstain to left edge visible on verso only but associated wrinkling along entire left side. Tape stain to verso as well. More
Berkeley: Berkeley Bonaparte, 1967. Original 14" x 19.5" poster. Second printing. Very Near Mint with a little wear near top corner, just a hint of age-toning. A very attractive counterculture poster. More
[San Francisco]: Unknown, nd. Original poster approx. 11" x 14.9" poster. Near Mint with bottom corner creased, otherwise in very nice shape. A late 1960s poster for San Francisco stalwarts The Sons of Champlin (billed here as simply The Sons) with unsigned S.F. compatriots Beefy Red and one-man-band Uncle Vinty..... More
San Francisco: Family Dog, 1968. Original approx. 14" x 21" poster. #FD105. Fine. Toned with age, two pinholes in each corner, small stain to upper right corner, abrasion near pinholes at bottom corners, former owner's name written in pen on verso. More
San Francisco: Family Dog, 1968. Original approx. 14" x 21" poster. #FD102. Fine. Two pinholes in each corner, small stain dot in upper left, tidemark on left visible only on verso but with slight wrinkling, former owner's name written in pen on verso. The "rocking chair" poster. More
[Berkeley?]: Unknown, nd. Original 14.5" x 19.5" poster for a performance by the Oakland Ballet directed by Ronn Guidi, with visuals by Fred Berensmeier (presumably of the psychedelic variety), and musical accompaniment: harp, percussion, vibes, xylophone, bass, piano, and sitar. We could find no information about the performance or this..... More
Newark: Slate Enterprises, Inc, [1957]. Vinyl LP. Slate #211. Original pressing. Good+ with some audible pops and wear, Side 2 plays with three or four skips, in Good+ one-sided sleeve with corner creasing, some wear and slight chipping along edges. An uncommon privately-pressed record by prolific American UFO contactee..... More