Fairfax, California: The Red Hill Press, No date (early 1970s). No edition stated. A rare antiwar chapbook featuring poems by Ezra Pound and Wilfred Owen, an excerpt from a small-arms training manual, a letter from the mother of a soldier, and other texts that highlight the horrors of war. Numerous... More
New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1958. First Edition, First Printing. SIGNED by Joseph Buttinger on the half title. An early, classic study of Vietnam, published after the division of Vietnam into two separate countries. 8vo., 533 pages. Very Good, with some pencil lines in the margins of numerous pages, in... More
Chicago: Grace Lutheran Church, 1971. First Edition, First Printing. Single-leaf handbill and two-leaf stapled article, both 8 1/2 x 11 inches (215 x 278 mm) and both folded in half for mailing. Handbill has edge sunning as well as some tears along left edge. Article has a couple of small... More
Corinth, Vermont: Black Mountain Press, 1967. First Edition. A pamphlet reprinting an article from Ramparts magazine in which Jonathan Mirsky described the differences he encountered when returning to Vietnam in 1967 compared with his experiences there in 1965. The war, he found, had turned much of the population anti-American. Eight tall, narrow... More
Boston: Beacon Press, 1967. First Edition. SIGNED by Howard Zinn on the title page and dated 2001. The late Boston University professor advocates American withdrawal from the war in Vietnam. An uncommon book in the original hardcover. As of late February 2016, there were no other signed copies in the... More