Search Results: South Carolina from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

New York: Simon and Schuster, 1966. Paperback. 191p., profusely illustrated with photographs, 8.5x11 inches, second printing, slight wear on head of spine, toned wraps, else very good.

Columbia, SC: Columbia Museum of Art, 1963. Staplebound. 16p., illustrations, wraps. Exhibition catalog for a show intending to show the rise of U.S-American art from early- to mid-20th century, beginning with Josef Albers and concluding with Diebenkorn, Rauschenberg, and Pollock.

Columbia, SC: The University of South Carolina Press, 2014. Hardcover. xix, 355p., later printing, inscribed & signed by Clyburn in inkpen, under the dual portrait of Obama and himself. Very good condition in like dust jacket.

New York: Harper & Row, Publishers, 1969. Hardcover. 42p., detailed drawings throughout, first book publication (after an early version in a 1963 New Yorker magazine appearance), hardbound "library edition" in 8.5.5 inch boards decorated with an excellent wraparound sketch - and enclosed in the dust jacket, which is decorated similarly. The dust jacket has taken a beating, with edgewear, marginal nicks, and an inch-across chip at its heel, while book itself is unscathed. Author Steele has inscribed and signed the half-title. Altogether a very good copy. Story of a remarkable teacher and her cat, pouring fresh black coffee for her five-year-old students, they kept that a secret (at least from their parents). Also that teacher's final lesson was "how to kill a cat", which she demonstrated, after her cat had been savaged by dogs and could not recover.

[Greenville, SC]: The Gospel Hour, Inc, 1971. Paperback. 5.25x7.5 inch staplebound wraps; An autobiography by a man who made a religious conversion and turned his life around. Amongst his sins he describes bringing a gun to school and wanting to shoot another student.

Brooklyn, NY: Kinship Publications, 1997. 145p., several census tables, 8.5x5.5 inch copyshop binding under glossy decorated cover wraps. Signed and inscribed by the African American author, very good copy. Second in Goodwine's series on the history and heritage of the Gullah and Geechee people.

Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina Press, 1996. Hardcover. 214p., profuse fullpage color reproductions, captioned by the artist, on coated alkaline paperstock, bound in beautiful openweave turquoise cloth boards gilt and color dust jacket, repros front and back. Book itself (measuring 12.2x10.5 inches) is near fine: perfectly sound, clean and unmarked, while the dj is slightly edgeworn with light pressure marks from handling.

Washington DC: Museum of Modern Art, 1991. Promotional brochure on glossed paperstock folded to make twelve 9x4 inch upright panels, most with a full color reproduction extensively captioned, mild wear else very good condition. Brochure of William H. Johnson (1901-1970) art exhibit. Intellectual primitivism: African American painter who lived to be appreciated (but died of syphilitic mania).

New York: AMS Press, 1973. Hardcover. 156p., very good hardcover reprint of the 1918 edition. Antislavery novel by the Charleston, South Carolina-born, Brooklyn, New York-raised African American educator who was, among many other things, the first Black teacher in the Brooklyn school system.

Minneapolis: Coffee House Press, 2018. Paperback. 70p., notes, very good first edion, first printing stated trade paperback original in black pictorial wraps. African American poet from South Carolina with a solid argument for dropping the apostrophe from aint!

New York: National Citizens Committee for Justice for J.P. Stevens Workers; Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union, 1977. Pamphlet. 15p., thoroughly illustrated 8 x 11 inch album of images and quotes from a documentary on the lax safety standards, poor health benefits, anti-union activity, and other problems with the textile manufacturer. "Free" penned on cover, small stain on cover else very good condition. Dedicated "To all who dared to bear witness knowing, as they do, J.P. Stevens' history of reprisals

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1984. Magazine. pp. 485-639, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, Textile labor in the North Carolina piedmont: Mill owner images and mill worker response, 1830-1900, by Bess Beatty, Black organized labor in reconstruction Charleston by William C. Hine, The transformation of work: Turpentine workers in coastal Georgia, 1865-1901 by Thomas F. Armstrong, Ed crump versus the unions: The labor movement in Memphis during the 1930s by Roger Biles, more.

Clinton, SC: P.C. Press, 1943. Hardcover. 105p., illustrations, tables, original blue cloth, first edition, very good condition in a bright, slightly edge worn dust jacket. On life in South Carolinian textile mills and their communities.

Beaufort, SC: Self-published by the author, 2003. Trade Paperback. 105p., wraps. Signed by the author. Book store stamp to lower right corner of half title page, else very good condition.

New York: Pageant-Poseidon Press, 1974. Hardcover. 35p., hardbound in slender cloth boards and dust jacket, stated first edition. "Released" stamped in red to rear endpaper, dj a bit edgeworn and rubbed, else item in very good general condition. The author's very theatrical dj portrait is worth a gander.

London: Philanthropic Press, 1798. Paperback. 109p., disbound, very good. Second edition, a reprint of the Philadelphia original.

New York: Monthly Review Press, 2008. Paperback. 224p., wraps, 6x9 inches, very good condition. On the five union longshoremen who were arrested and charged with inciting a riot after a fight broke out at a 2000 protest against a freight company using non-union labor.

Amherst, MA: the Committee, 1970. 3 and 4 pages respectively; 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled at upper left corner. 1970 reprints of the 1969 originals. Part I focuses on racial inequality in Dorchester County, South Carolina and its resulting high poverty rate among African Americans; Part II discusses causes and effects of malnutrition among the poor.

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1991. Hardcover. 205p., signed and dated the year of publication by the author, fine first edition in quarter-cloth boards and unclipped dust jacket.

Greenville, South Carolina: The Gospel Hour, Inc, n.d.. Pamphlet. 96p., small pen mark on title page, wrappers lightly toned, else in very good condition.