Portland, OR: Np, [1942]. Original 10 3/4" x 14" poster printed in orange and black on cardboard with a racist caricature of Japanese Prime Minister Hideki Tojo stabbing a salmon. Text reads in its entirety: "The Japs are killing Alaska's fish industry / vote 311 X no against this infamous..... More

[British Columbia?]: [no publisher], c. 1940s. A lovely vintage photograph album containing plants that are either native or endemic to the Pacific Northwest (likely British Columbia), neatly assembled by an amateur botanist. Most images are taken in the wild, while several are of pressed plant specimens shot against a white..... More

Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1972. First edition, first printing. Signed by James Beard and inscribed to a former owner on the front free endpaper. [xii], 877 pp. Bound in publisher's yellow cloth stamped in brown and ocher with gilt titles on spine blocked in ochre. Very Good with slightly..... More

New York: Pantheon, 2005. First edition in book form, first printing. Signed by Charles Burns on title page. Fine in Fine unclipped dust jacket. A dark comic book series set in Seattle in the '70s that began in 1995 and was collected in book form ten years later as a...... More

New York: William Morrow and Company, 1981. First edition, first printing. Signed by Beverly Cleary on the half-title page. 190, [1] pp. Bound in publisher's orange paper-covered boards over beige cloth spine stamped in black. Near Fine with slight slant to spine, sunning to upper board edges, and light spotting..... More

Racine, WI: W.D. Harney, Photogravure Publisher, 1910. Edition de luxe, single-volume, probable first edition issued around the time of a nine-volume wrappered issue (also "de luxe" according to the publisher) with the slightly different title Art Work of Seattle and Western Washington but with the same photos. 77 leaves of..... More

Washington D.C. U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946. First edition, first printings. Seven titles: Wartime Exile, 167pp.; Impounded People, 239pp.; The Relocation Program, 105pp; Administrative Highlights of the WRA Program, 82pp.; Token Shipment, 104pp.; The Evacuated People, 200pp.; People in Motion, 270pp. Good. Wraps worn, some soiled, foxed, chipped or stained;..... More

New York: Kunst Editions, 2009. First edition, deluxe issue, signed by each poet at the colophon. #7 of a limited 99 copies printed on 90 grams Cranes at Ram Studio. Bound in publisher's black variegated cloth with in-laid paper mounts on each board, printed dos-a-dos with illustrated endpapers. Two handwritten..... More

Billings: Montana Indian Publication Fund, 1973. First edition. Signed by Willis Eberman on the dedication page. 32 pp. Stapled wraps. About Very Good with crease along spine, light soiling. Part of the Indian Culture series, written by a Seaside, Oregon author. More

[Portland, OR]: Black Flag Productions, [1996]. Original 11" x 17" flyer for Portland, Oregon Gangsta/ G-funk hip hop group Fundamental Maddness advertising their 1996 album "2 in the Game." It would be their only album. Good condition with wrinkling from moisture, a few holes from being mounted, faint stains visible..... More

New York: New American Library / Signet, 1975. Reprint. A fantastic association copy, signed by Rene Dahinden on the title page. From the library of noted Pacific Northwest Bigfoot researcher and self-proclaimed "Sasquatch Sleuth" Larry Lund, with his ownership stamp to the bottom margin of the first leaf; Lund was..... More

Hunt, ID: Residents of Minidoka Relocation Center, 1943. Original dark blue/black cloth stamped in blind. Very Good. Old tape with holograph Japanese characters on paper to spine and rear cover; tape reinforcements to inner hinges. Owner name (Frank M. Tomori) and family number to verso of front free endpaper, several..... More

Portland, OR: The Oregonian, 1941. Original silver gelatin press image, 9.25" x 7. A very early image of Japanese Americans responding to the attack on Pearl Harbor and the rising anti-Japanese sentiment in the Untied States, with the date of "Dec 15 1941" rubber-stamped to verso. In the days immediately..... More