[Santa Barbara]: Prevailing Winds Research, 1991. First edition. [iv], 119 pp. Yellow wraps bound with black tape. Near Fine with toning to back wrap, slight offsetting to terminals. The four best-known essays by the late alternative radio host, three of which first appeared in The Realist, including "Why Was Patricia..... More
[Austin, TX]: [No Publisher], 1964. First edition, cloth presentation issue. Inscribed by Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr to W.D. "Dub" Rogers, Jr., pioneer of Texas television broadcasting and former mayor of Lubbock, dated 1-26-65. 20 pp. printed on rectos only. White cloth with black lettering. Reddish toning to front cover..... More
New York: Street & Smith Publications, 1944. First edition. Vol. XXXII, No. 1. 178 pp. Wraps. A Very Good or better copy with no fading, binding sturdy, light shelf wear, spine slightly rolled and creased, erased pencil line on table of contents page. An uncommon issue of Astounding..... More
Port Townsend, WA: Feral House, 2013. First edition. Signed by author on title page in black sharpie, warmly inscribed to former owner. 316 pp. Illustrated wraps. Very Good+ with light edge wear. The acclaimed director of such indie films as Sid & Nancy, Repo Man, Walker and Straight to..... More
New York: Simon and Schuster, 1965. Signed "With warmest regards. / Gerald R. Ford" on front free endpaper in blue ink. First edition. 508, (2) pp. Red cloth lettered in gilt with navy decorations. Near Fine in Very Good+ unclipped dust jacket with laminate bubbling along gutters, wear at head..... More
Dearborn, MI: The Dearborn Publishing Company, 1925-1927. 90 issues of automaker Henry Ford's nationally prominent periodical, a place for him to showcase his views, most notably his explicit anti-semitism, prohibitionism, antiwar sentiments, and social conservatism-- specifically the hatred of jazz music. This collection begins when the weekly newspaper was at..... More
New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1976. First edition. Inscribed by Garrison in black ink on the front end paper to former owner, dated in the year of publication. Near Fine in Very Good+ dust jacket. Light foxing to edges. Jacket chipped at head, a bit of creasing to back panel..... More
Dallas: None, 1992. 20 pp. Folded newsprint. Very Good with tanning, light wear and scuffing, small tear to inner page. A JFK assassination conspiracy-primer and historical walking guide to Dealey Plaza produced by Triangle of Fire author Bob Goodman circa 1992, with lots of photos and the essay "Where Did..... More
New York: W.W. Norton and Company, 1974. First edition. 192 pp. Original red cloth and blue paper covered boards. Near Fine with sunning along top edge, in Very Good+ unclipped dust jacket with a few small scratches to front panel, small tear to back panel near head. A political thriller..... More
Southlake, TX: JFK Lancer Productions, 2008. First edition. Inscribed to former owner by witness Ed Hoffman on title page, also signed by authors in year of publication. xii, 233 pp. Wraps. Near Fine. The account of Virgil "Ed" Hoffman, eyewitness to the Dallas 1963 assassination of President John F...... More
New York: Arcade Publishing, 1996. First edition. Signed by Hosty on front free endpaper, inscribed to former owner and dated in the year of publication. viii, 328 pp. Original paper-covered boards lettered in metallic red. Near Fine with bumped bottom front corner, in Fine unclipped dust jacket. The autobiography..... More
(Midlothian, Texas): Midlothian Mirror, (1966). First edition, one of 500 numbered signed copies. Inscribed by Jones to former owner on limitation page, dated 11/11/1980. 188, [3, index], [1] pp. Original three quarter black leather with blue cloth sides, lettered in gilt. A Fine copy with slightly bumped top edge, slight..... More
New York: Harper & Row, 1965. First edition. 336, (1) pp. Original blue cloth lettered in silver. Near Fine in Very Good unclipped dust jacket, worn at tips with light dampstain mostly visible on verso. A political thriller by the author of Seven Days in May about a sitting US..... More
Seacaucus, NJ: Lyle Stuart, 1981. Signed first edition. 302pp. Original red cloth lettered in gilt with black paper-covered boards. Near Fine with slightly bumped corner in Very Good dust jacket with light edge wear and small closed tear near foot, indent from paperclip on front panel. Presentation copy inscribed to..... More
Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1950. First edition. x, 326 pp. Original green cloth with crimson cloth. Very Good+ with tips worn, former owner's name in pencil on front free endpaper, front slightly over-opened, in unclipped dust jacket, chipped along edges and rubbed, Good+ overall. Rare. A cult classic..... More
Staunton, VA: Ezra Pound Institute of Civilization, 1985. First edition. Signed by Eustace Mullins on dedication page, inscribed to former owner. Near Fine with tiny stain to fore edge; a very clean and sharp copy. An anti-globalist world history by a disciple of Ezra Pound who is best-known for his..... More
New York: David McKay, 1957. First edition. viii, 275 pp. Green cloth with gilt spine lettering. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket, unclipped ($4.00). Spine panel sunned, jacket rubbed along edges with a few small chips and nicks. A bestselling expose of the use of psychological techniques in advertising..... More
Prentice Hall: Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1973. Signed by author and then beneath that inscribed to former owner on the title page, "This is an account of my unusual and challenging work in the Pentagon: 1955-1964. Also it lifts the curtain on how many major functions of the government really work..... More
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1966. First edition. (All first printing points present: stated "First Printing" on copyright page, no mention of later publisher Angriff Press, full page count, does not state "First published in 1966 by" on title page.) 1348pp. Fine in Fine dust jacket, absolutely unfaded with very..... More
White River Junction, VT: Chelsea Green Publishing, 2009. First thus. (First printing with this title. PBO.) 238 p. Signed by author on the title page in black ink, inscribed to former owner. Very Good+ condition. Front cover lightly creased, scuffs to fore edge. Light shelf wear. A rare signed work..... More
London: Aldgate Press / Chronos, 1983. First UK edition, first printing. (First edition in the English language as well. )101 p. Wraps. Very Good condition. Wraps sunned on spine and front cover, light wear, else fine. An Italian Situationist's expose of the political manipulation of terrorism in Western Europe during..... More
New York: Simon & Schuster, 1927. First American edition. [iv], 167 pp. Original black cloth with pale blue spine lettering. Near Fine in Very Good unclipped dust jacket, chipped at head and tail, a little rubbed. The German novel that inspired Stanley Kubrick's controversial, cult-hit film Eyes Wide Shut, itself..... More
New York: Harper's Magazine Press, 1972. First edition. 375 p. Fine in Fine unclipped dust jacket. Just a bit of shelf wear to jacket. A very clean, bright copy. A sports journalist and Dallas habitue's critically-acclaimed novel about the run-up to the assassination of JFK in 1963. He had dated..... More
New York: Avon, 1973. First edition. 284, (4) pp. Illustrated wraps, red edges. Very Good with spine a bit creased, wear spots to front cover, a single dog-eared page. A paperback original that went through a single printing. One of the high spots of political cynicism in the Watergate..... More
New York: Avon, 1973. First edition. Signed by Louis Tackwood on the front free endpaper. 284, (4) pp. Illustrated wraps, red edges. Very Good+ with tiny chip to foot, front cover hinge a little overopened. Wraps printed slightly off-center. A rare signature as Tackwood quickly faded from the spotlight after..... More