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

Amsterdam: Stichting Afval, 1985. Pamphlet. 10p., horizontal fold, otherwise very good. "Waste," an anti-nuclear publication. Laid in is a 20-page dossier discussing Reforger '83, a military exercise.

Antwerp: M.L. De Roeck, 1971. Newspaper. 16p., tabloid newspaper format, horizontal fold, otherwise very good. "All power to the workers," Marxist-Leninist serial in Dutch.

Kampen: J.H. Kok N.V., 1956. Pamphlet. 35p. booklet, very good, text in Dutch. On the position of the conservative Anti-Revolutionaire Partij on the independence movement of the Republic of the South Moluccas in Indonesia.

[Groningen], 1981. 15p., staplebound program booklet for a week of anarchist events at Vera, the prominent club and live music venue. Some rust at the staples. Photoreproduced from handwritten text; in Dutch. Topics include a discussion of anarcha-feminism, anarchist music, various film showings, etc.

Rotterdam: De Vrije, [197-?]. Pamphlet. 23p., stapled wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, staples rusted, wraps lightly worn else good condition. Text in Dutch.

Amsterdam, 1987. 16p., single issue of the anarchist newspaper; horizontal fold, text in Dutch.

Leiden, The Netherlands: Hotei Publishing / Teleacnot, 2000. Hardcover. 288p., cloth-covered boards, 9x12 inches, profusely illus., corners bumped else very good condition in like dust jacket.

New York: Lee Furman, Inc, 1939. Hardcover. x, 318p., plenty of portrait and site photos original to the author (who sold them in Australia to finance his expeditions), hardbound American first edition in 8.5x5.5 inch black cloth boards gilt. A much-handled copy with spine titling rubbed to near-illegibility, both hinges cracked (affecting the endsheet maps), cloth bears flecks of offset color, fair-only condition, clean and unmarked within, a good reading copy.

Amsterdam: J. Emmering, 1936. 113p., mildly worn wraps, chip at top of spine. Text in Dutch. Fold-out chart; black and white photos of Chinese residents at their lodgings and places of business.

Groningen: the journal, 1976. Magazine. 32p., 5.5x8 inches, text in Dutch, illustrations, very good journal in stapled yellow pictorial wraps.

Brussel: De Wilde Roos, 1930. 132p., wraps, very good but for ownership stamp on title page. Critique of the weapons industry; translation of Die Blütige International.

Amsterdam: Uitgave Dageraads Boekhandel, 1916. Pamphlet. 16p., stapled wraps, 5.5x8.25 inches, front wrap lightly faded along edges, ink stamp on front wrap, staples rusted, top edge of all pages dampstained. Text in Dutch. On Freethought. Author was the first Dutch socialist parliamentarian, who had embraced anarchism by this time.

Rotterdam, 1971. Magazine. 32p., stapled wraps, 5.75x8.25 inches, illus., wraps lightly toned at edges, two small spots of foxing on front wrap else very good condition. Text in Dutch.

Amsterdam: De Roode Bibliotheek, n.d.. 174p., hardcover, interior of front hinge is splitting, pages evenly toned. Bibliotheek voor ontspanning en ontwikkeling: serie VII, 2. A treatise on the origin of the Bible. The author served as the first Dutch socialist parliamentarian prior to embracing anarchism.

Amsterdam: HJW Becht, 1978. Paperback. 237p., trade paperback, illus., corners a bit bumped, previous owner's name and date written at top of first free end page, sunned spine, else very good. Text in Dutch with English summary.

Rotterdam, 1970. Magazine. Eighteen issues of the staplebound journal, 5.75x8.25 inches,generally very good. Issues present are nos. 7-10, 12 for 1968; nos. 1, 3-12 for 1969, and 1 and 4 for 1970. Coverage includes international developments like the split in the American SDS and the Black Panthers, events in the former Dutch colonies like Indonesia, Yugoslavia, etc, as well as local events and discussions of theoretical issues.

Chicago: Aldine, 1970. Paperback. xv+334p., frontis, preface, orthography, introduction, appendixes, bibliography, index, illustrated with drawings, tables, photos and maps. Anthropological study of the issue of hostility and violence between primitive peoples, focussed on the Dugum Dani of New Guinea. Includes texts of songs of the people. A 10x7 inch softbound in plain printed buff wraps, in nice condition pace a faint splash stain to spine panel: sound and square, otherwise clean and entirely unmarked, a nearly as-new copy. The Viking Fund Publications in Anthropology Number 49, edited by Colin Trumball.

[Breda, Netherlands]: [Ja Ja Exports], 1995. Paperback. 132p., pictorial wraps; color photos., light wrinkle in wraps from damp damage, faint shelfwear, otherwise very good. Text in both Dutch and English languages.

's-Gravenhage: Staatsuigeverij, 1978. 112p., captioned period photography throughout, amidst text, 11x8 inch cardstock wraps, mild edgewear and rubbing, a good copy.

Baarn: Een Anthos-boek, 1980. Paperback. 109p., nicely printed on alkaline paperstock, printed in the Dutch language only, softbound in 8x4.5 inch decorated wraps, a sound clean copy with just a touch of sun to cover margins.