Search Results: Fraudulent (book, dealings, scholarship) from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

Nairobi: Stellascope Publishing Co. Ltd, 1983. Pamphlet. 54p., first edition staplebound 8x5.5 inch photo-decorated wraps are a bit faded and edgeworn, a good copy.

Nairobi: Stellascope Publishing Co. Ltd, 1983. Pamphlet. 64p., first edition staplebound 8x5.5 inch photo-decorated wraps are a bit faded and edgeworn, a good copy.

Nairobi: Stellascope Publishing Co. Ltd, 1983. Pamphlet. 39p., first edition staplebound 8x5.5 inch photo-decorated wraps are a bit faded and edgeworn, a good copy.

[Boston-?]: [Whig Party], 1851. Pamphlet. 16p., sewn 9x5.5 inch self-wraps, original thread present and holding. Old vertical crease, some horizontal crimping, last leaf splitting head and tail, front cover is lightly penciled (numerals, queries), back cover rather dust-soiled with a touch of foxing. A good-only copy. Sabin 18025. Criticism of a backroom deal between members of the Democratic and Free Soil parties in the state, co-signed by William Aspinwall and 166 other Whig members of the General Court of Massachusetts. From p.4: "The Free Soilers were ready to elect Mr. Boutwell [to the governorship] without any pledges whatever

Seattle: KC & Associates, 1990. Paperback. Unpaginated or variously paginated xeroxed documents in facsimile plus transcripts keyboard-set, copyshop binding ("velo," but no acetate cover leaf), perhaps two hundred single-side standard leaves under professionally-printed cover leaf. Slight handling soil, a very good copy. Referred to within as third part of a "white paper" on the Gulf War, following separate installments v.I ("Hussein, Oil, CPI, Drug War...") and v.II ("Hussein's Mythical Nukes..and Iraq's Military Power"). Third part only. Largely an indictment of George Herbert Walker Bush in and out of the presidential warmonger role, materials from public journalism and private interviews, unclassified documents, weapons-provider ads and so forth.

Upland, CA: A.I.C. International Christian Ministries, nd. Ephemera. 8.5x11 inch letter and handbill of the accused fraud and staunch anti-Catholic activist, Dr. Alberto R. Rivera. Rivera was formerly a catholic priest in Spain, until a mystical experience turned him against his Catholic beliefs. He accused the Vatican of freemasonry and idolatry. The letter issues gratitude for donations to the Antichrist Information Center and the backside promotes a film screening of his.

[Washington?]: Counsel, 1992. 190p., 8.5x11 inches sheets bound in a metal clasp binder with plain stiff black paper wraps.

Fallbrook CA: Aero Publishers, Inc, 1983. Paperback. 154p., illustrations include 16p section on glazed paper of artist's renderings and photos in color, and also many b&w photos, diagrams and cartoons in the text; softbound first edition in 8.5x5.5 inch decorated wraps. Edges are faintly foxed, else entirely clean and sound, a very good copy. The thesis (laser "umbrella") came under fire from other scientists; President Reagan had better luck with his "peacekeepers," the underground MX on rails.

n.p.: The Hispanic American Historical Review, 1969. Pamphlet. Offprint, pp.703-719, 9x6 inch plain printed wraps, a single signature side-stapled in very good condition (slightest signs of handling, none of age) inscribed and signed in full in February 1970. Primarily a defense of Las Casas' "Very Brief Account" by dint of methodic correlation with other accounts that one-by-one demolish the notion that the invasive Spanish did more good than harm. Nope, Las Casas rules.

New York: Red Star Publishers, 2014. Paperback. 583p., corner wrap slightly creased, else very good condition. Signed and inscribed by the author.

Phoenix: Lord's Covenant Church, 1982. Pamphlet. 55p., staplebound 8.5 x 5.5 inch bright red wraps decorated with white hammer and sickle. Slight edgewear, stamp of the "Church of Jesus Christ Christian" on title page else very good condition. Yet another transmogrification of Hubbard's anonymous forgery.

Boston: Beacon Press, 1999. Paperback. xii, 316p., softbound in 9x6 inch glossy green wraps. Front cover bears a seller's sticker (un-get-offable) else quite good: sound, clean and unmarked.

no city, Spain: the serial, n.d.. Paperback. Unpaginated, perhaps forty-five leaves with presswork rectos only on semi-glazed stock, covers unglazed and somewhat acidic. Softbound in oblong 10x14 inch printed wraps, wraps quite dirty with edgewear, light stains short creasings. Internally the plates and wide margins have dust and crimps and occasional droplet stains. Exceedingly angry material, a fair to good copy.

Berkeley: The Bancroft Library, 1979. Pamphlet. 31p., a flimsy copyshop sort of production but marvelous content, illustrated with a number of b&w vignettes. Bliss writes lengthy annotations, his catalogue (28 pages actually, remaining leaves are a useful detailed index) is comprised of 67 such notes. Saddle-stitched in 8.5x5.5 inch wraps, staples are badly rusted and have migrated some, item was evidently carelessly stored, spine-fold bears a slanted line of offset color and dust-soil, The blank back cover has a mild,but rather large dampstain, the text area generally crimped. Physically, fair to good-only condition. Autographing as "Tony," Bliss has inscribed the titlepage to Berkeley bookseller John Swingle.

Havana: Jose Marti Publishing House, 1989. Pamphlet. 14p., softbound, an 8x5.5 inch stapled pamphlet; cover is decorated with touches of two colors, emphasizing the underlines beneath "Take it or Leave it". Externally find slight edgewear and crimping, a sound copy that internally is entirely clean and unmarked. Replies to the Bush administration's canard that Cuba dealt drugs. Cuba against International Drug Trafficking.

New York: Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2008. Paperback. 211p., plus an Acknowledgments section ("Helvetica!" they love this font!), b&w vignette illustrations (i.e., distractions) throughout the (bright white!) alkaline-based textblock, softbound in 9x6 inch decorated wraps. Nice clean copy, they don't carry pencils anymore, bother with dog ears, or even open the book they just bought to be friendly. Starts off with Coffee, a WASP special, and ends with the font of choice. Compiled by a center-right of whatever ethnic persuasion; what else would venture that whitey endorsed Obama so as not to sound racist. Another false note, p.169: "Generally speaking, the type of conspiracy most beloved by white people involves the American government working with some sort of multinational corporation to extract money or resources from a poor nation" --as a put-down.

Del Rio, TX: John R. Brinkley, 1935. Pamphlet. 95, [1]p., illustrations, wraps. 8.25 x 5.5 in. Good. Covers worn; spine chipped. Brochure advertising treatments and surgery for prostate disease devised and marketed by the then-celebrity quack known as the "goat gland doctor," specializing in transplanting goat testicles into men (also a two-time Kansas gubernatorial candidate). Includes a number of definitions and information on other diseases.

Quito: J.C. Morales, 1990. 191p., wraps, pages evenly toned, several pages creased else good first edition. Text in Spanish. On the scandals of the government of León Febres Cordero.

Chicago: The Rio Grande Press Inc, 1964. x, 101p., aside from introductions by Robert McCoy, publisher of this reprint, and J.G.Shea (1882), the text consists entirely in a beautifully photocopied facsimile of Shea'sl edition Penalosa's deceit in the original Spanish and the new Englishing of it. Hardbound in 9.5x6 inch blue cloth boards gilt; a little edgewear to boards and mild handling soil to spine panel, entirely clean and sound within, a good to very good copy.

New York: Harper & Row, Publishers, 1968. Hardcover. 385p., hardbound first edition in orange-papered boards with a wide purple cloth backstrip lettered black and silverfoil, top edge tinted black. It is enclosed in its glossy dust jacket, unclipped; a very nice copy in every respect but one: a black remainder stroke to bottom edge has seeped (slightly) onto the face of several leaves. Pace this inkpenned line, a near-new copy. Author a fan of the New York Giants, following the team at bars between bouts of electroshock "therapy