[Reading, PA]: [No Publisher], [1975]. A photographic archive documenting the beginnings of Berks Filmmakers in Reading, PA in 1975, an independent film cooperative that continues to this day. Linda Adlestein, wife of Berks co-founder Gary Adelstein, took candid portraits of a number of attendees, many of whom were major figures..... More

[Ray Bradbury]. 142 photocopied typescripts of short stories written by Ray Bradbury prepared and bound at the behest of the author himself in order to keep a few copies of various stages of his stories. When doing so, he typically gave a copy to his long-time friend and principal bibliographer..... More

[No Place]: [No Publisher], ca. 1889 - 1925. Archive of letters, cards, aerial circus stationery, advertisements, and documents relating to the life of the early 20th century parachutist/ aerial and bicycle stunt performer William "Stub" Campbell [1865-1928]. Overall Very Good condition with some wear to each item, including edge tears..... More

Norborne, MO: The Minutemen, 1963-1972. Small archive of the American anticommunist paramilitary organization The Minutemen's publications, with 22 issues of their publication On Target and nine pieces of ephemera. Spans from their early days before the Kennedy assassination to the period when the organization's founder, Robert B. dePugh, was on..... More

Pasadena, CA and New York: Theatre Arts at the California Institute of Technology; W.W. Norton; Basic Books. A collection of materials pertaining to Richard P. Feynman’s involvement in Theatre Arts at the California Institute of Technology (TACIT), with all materials from the estate of Shirley Marneus, who founded TACIT and..... More

Providence, Rhode Island: Kendall Manufacturing Co. / Curtis Davis & Co., 1880. Ca 1880. A collection of 30 trade cards featuring 17 different designs by Charlotte Perkins Gillman, who developed them as a young student along with her cousin Robert Brown. These trade are author's first published work, though she..... More

[Philadelphia]: [No Publisher], 1970s-1980s. Ca. 1970s-1980s. A large archive of fashion photography of Black women by African American photographer Arthur E. Grobes (1931-2020). 153 loose photographs, 107 of them shot in color and measuring 9.75" x 8, and 46 in black and white measuring 7"x5. Most with a single mount..... More

London: [No publisher], 1896-1938. 41 volumes. Bound in varying blue cloth bindings, most stamped in gilt. Includes handwritten diaries for 1896-1899, 1901-1911 and 1913-1938. Very Good+ with light shelf wear, a few volumes have staining to the covers else fine. Various ephemera laid-in including a note relating to his Czech..... More

Zurich; New York; et al: Analytical Psychology Club of New York, et al, 1930-1961. Large archive of notes from seminars taught by Carl Jung, founder of analytical psychology, between 1930 and 1945. From the collection of one of his pupils. Together with publications by several other Jungian psychoanalysts, including Kristine..... More

Topaz, UT: The Topaz Times, 1942-1945. Four hundred issues of The Topaz Times; 197 of which are in English and 203 in Japanese; with 47 fragments of various issues, 17 illustrated calendars, and nine pieces of ephemera including high school newspapers from Topaz War Relocation Center, Ram-bler and Topazette. Following..... More

[Various Places]: [Various Publishers], 1933-1973. A small archive of six scarce author's offprints by German psychologist and philosopher Heinrich Kluver (1897-1979), best-known for his work on mescal, with three small black and white photos of him from the collection of authority on drugs and hallucinations Ronald K. Siegel. The offprints..... More

Santiago, Lima, Pittsburgh, et al: [No publisher], ca. 1920-1936. Archive of correspondence, ephemera, and newspaper clippings from the collection of Mal T. (Melchades Thomas) Montgomery. Overall Good condition with some soiling, staining, and toning. Born in Pennsylvania in 1878, Montgomery became a railroad traffic expert and worked in Pittsburgh, Mexico..... More

[Chicago Area]: [no publisher]. [Chicago]: [ca. 1970s]. A large archive documenting motorcycle and custom car culture, centering around White's Pit Stop, a Chicago-area auto retailer, and its sister store Chopper Corner. Containing roughly 175 unbound original photographs, varying in size, including roughly 75 8" x 10" prints and 100 snapshots..... More