Campaign Literature from Citation Books, ABAA/ ILAB

New York: Feiwel & Friends, (2008). First edition, this copy inscribed & signed in ink by Barack Obama at the half title page. Small 8vo (7.75" by 5.25"), xi & 206 pages, with illustrations fron photographs throughout. Publisher's pictorial light card covers. A fine & apparently unread copy. "For Maggie,/ Yes we Kan!/ Barack Obama." Authenticity unconditionally guaranteed "Garen Thomas takes us through… Read more about this item

[Washington, D.C.]: Democratic National Committee, 1940. "Dry Those Crocodile Tears ..." Broadside, small folio (12" x 7.25"), printed in black ink on tan light paper, with an illustration of a ranting Republican elephant. With: [Broadside].Democratic Guide Ballot [for] Virginia. [Washington, D.C.]: Democratic National Committee, 1940. Broadside, folio (24" x 5.5"), printed in black ink on light, pale pink paper. Slightly… Read more about this item

Bound volume (modern gilt-lettered blue cloth & marbled paper) containing 14 octavo pamphlets Bound without wraps, one pamphlet lacking title page & stained throughout, (Smith/ Oratory), one pamphlet closely trimmed briefly touching some text (Clayton/ Speech Central American Treaty, 1856), scattered foxing & toning, generally very good Itemized below in order of appearance: The Nassau Rake: Edited and Published by the… Read more about this item

No place, no publisher, no date [Washington, D.C.: National Committee Democratic Party., 1884]. First edition. 8vo, 39 pp. Stapled paper wraps. Toned, moderate edge wear including short tears, good or better. Supported by tables, charts, & extracts from news accounts, the author alleges "over 2,500 erasures and alterations in the ledgers of the offices of the Registrar and Secretary… Read more about this item

Gainesville, [Georgia]: Republican Executive Committee, No date [ca 1882]. First edition. Small octavo broadside (8.5" x 5.5") printed on pink paper. Losses in the margins not affecting text, Good or better. Apparently in support of mayoral candidate James B Gaston, the broadside advocates "Human Rights and Equal Justice under the Law for our women and children" which would best… Read more about this item

Chicago: Amalgamated Union Label, LIP & BA, 1936 issued to Wm. E Burns of Lynbrook, New York, 1936 Small broadside (3.5" x 7") printed recto only, with portrait vignettes of Lincoln & Washington. A fine example. Recognizes Mr Burns as a contributor & participant "in the work of bringing about a return to the fundamental principles of our government." Interestingly,… Read more about this item

[New York]: Sold at 13 Park Row, New York, and at all Democratic Newspaper Offices," [1864]. First edition. 8vo, [3] - 10 pp. (as issued). Self wraps, removed. Text in two columns. Light edge wear along the folded side, small loss just touching text affecting pp. 5/6, otherwise Very Good. A supporter of George McClellan, Ticknor writes in part:… Read more about this item

[Genesse, New York ?]: no publisher, no date [1856] First edition. 8vo, single sheet folded to form 4 pages (1 blank). Old horizontal folds, lightly foxed, two stab holes along the vertical fold, Very Good Regarding the upcoming election of 1856, Rev. Steele describes a meeting he had with John C Fremont, the first presidential candidate of the newly… Read more about this item