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Chicago: Chicago University Press 1969. Softcover, octavo, pictorial wraps. 231pp. An ethnomusicologic study of 1960s urban black culture seen through the lens of activist, lawyer and musical critic Charles Keil. In excellent reading condition. Some wear to the external wraps and foxing to the bottom right corner. The interior is bright, clean and clear of annotation.

Cassadaga
The south's Oldest Spiritual Community
Edited by: John J. Guthrie Jr., Phillip Charles Lucas, & Gary Monroe
Gainesville, Florida: University Press of Florida, 2000. [Uncorrected Proof] Spiral Bound Folio, pictorial cover, 231pp. The first serious work examining the history, its people, cultural environment and religious system of the "metaphysical mecca" Cassadaga, a small town fixed between Orlando and Daytona. Some light shelf wear, small tear to the back cover else a fine copy.

New York: Harper & Row 1979. Octavo. Hardcover. Brown quarter cloth boards, with copper gilt. 316pp. In unclipped illustrated dust jacket. Collection of Plath's earlier writings. Some light wear to the top edges of the dust jacket from shelving.

Switzerland, St. Gallen 1969. Fifth Revised Edition. Hardcover, octavo. Brown boards with gold gilt lettering on spine, 195 pp. A comprehensive list of terminology associated with the typography and printing trade. A very fine copy in a lightly worn dust jacket. Complete.

Walter Rodney
"How Europe Underdeveloped Africa"
Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania: Tanzania Publishing House Simultaneously published in London: Bogle-L'Ouverture Publications, 1972. First Edition, Yellow softcover, printed wraps. 316pp. Scarce copy in excellent condition. $3.00 price marked in ink on the title page along with a red "Pan African Experience Brandeis university May 3-6, 1973; an else fine copy.

New York: D.A.P. Publishers, Schirmer/Mosel 2001. Softcover octavo. Pictorial wraps, 297 pp. First U.S. Edition, signed. Light bumping to the top of spine, as shown; a near fine copy. A collection of photographs, poems and recollections by the German film maker Wim Wenders.This copy is inscribed with an angel, a recognizable motif from his cult garnering film"Wings of Desire". Scarce. In very good condition, minimal shelf wear.

An Anthology of Afro-American Writing
Edited By: LeRoi Jones and Larry Neal
New York: Morrow, 1968. First Edition. Octavo; hardcover, black and yellow quarter cloth boards. Bright, clean, dust jacket covered in protective mylar 670pp. Features the writings of: Stokely Carmichael, Keorapetse Kgositsile (Earl Sweatshirt's Father), Sun Ra, Sonia Sanchez and many others. This copy belonged to the civil rights activist Dorris Funnye Innis (1933-2015). This copy, presumed to have been a gift from an associate; on the title page it bares the inscription "From Johnny Johnston, to Doris Innis 10/68". In very good condition, minimal shelf wear, dust jacket is in excellent condition, covered in protective mylar. An excellent collector's copy.