Milford, [Massachusetts]: Charles Walker, Printer, 1860. Softcover. First edition. Small octavo. 28pp. + many interleaved lined leaves to be used for handwritten notes. Deep purple (nearly black) coated wrappers printed in gilt. Contemporary pencil owner name, "S[tephen]. Mathewson", who is listed in the printed membership list, some moderate erosion and..... More
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Philadelphia: The Pyramid Club, 1945. Unbound. First edition. Small octavo. A single sheet of printed pale yellow paper folded one with sepia-tone photo of Dr. Bethune. Modest soiling and a tiny tear, still very good or better. Program of the presentation of the Pyramid Award to Bethune. At the time..... More
New York: Powerhouse Books, 2000. Hardcover. First edition. Quarto. Black cloth stamped in silver, with pictorial photographic insert on front board. Photographs by Martin Dixon. Essay by Greg Tate. Fine, issued without dust jacket. Scarce. More
New York: Clayton Books, (2016). Softcover. First edition. Trade paperback. Octavo. 295, [1]pp. Illustrated with color photographs by Clayton Patterson. Tiny rubbed spot on front wrap, still easily fine. Signed by Clayton Patterson on the title page and dated in the year of publication; there is an additional doodle on..... More
New York: Columbia University Press, (2001). Hardcover. First edition. Tall octavo. 325pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. Promotional letter from publisher laid in. Inscribed by the author to Graham Hodges: "Graham, Thanks for lighting the trail. An Admirer, Craig Steven Wilder." The first edition is scarce, especially signed. More
New York: New York University Press, (2001). Hardcover. First edition. Tall octavo. 333pp. Illustrated. One corner a little bumped else fine in fine dust jacket. Inscribed by the author to Graham Hodges, prolific and important author or editor of many important books on various subjects, particularly related to the African-American..... More