New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1960. First English Language Edition, First Printing. Quarto, 275 pages; VG/VG; dust jacket protected in a mylar covering; minor shelfwear including a tear to spine of dust jacket; pages clean; color frontispiece, black and white photographs up to page 82, then full color images throughout; shelved above case 2. More

Chicago, IL: The University of Chicago Press, 2018. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 396 pages; VG; white spine with red lettering, minor shelfwear; pages clean; shelved in American Art. More

National Women's Hall of Fame, 2011. A poster from the National Women’s Hall of Fame 2011 Induction Weekend, framed alongside a photograph of U.S. Senator from Maryland Barbara Mikulski, Ret. Mikulski was inducted into the Hall of Fame that weekend in recognition of her status as the first female Democratic United States Senator elected in her own right, and as the longest-serving female senator in U.S. history. Very good+; minor bumping to corners of frame. Not examined out of frame. Dimensions: w 26.25 in x h 23.25 in. More

1999. Title: Huellas de la Madre A painting by Cuban folk artist Sanfiel. Title and date on verso. Artist's signature "J_Sanfiel" appears in lower right quadrant. Very Good plus. Minor marking and discoloration to edges of canvas. Artist: Sanfiel, Jorge Luis (Cuban, b. 1963) Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas Date: 1999 Hand Signed Measurements: w 18 in x h 22 in RW Consignment. More

19th c. An untitled oil portrait of a young woman, attributed to American painter and poet Washington Allston. He was the first important American Romantic painter, and was called the "American Titian." Allston's paintings are known for their bold use of light and atmospheric color. His artistic genius was much admired by Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Ralph Waldo Emerson. Some years after Allston's death, poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote: "One man may sweeten a whole time. I never pass through Cambridge Port without thinking of Allston. His memory is the quince in the drawer and perfumes the atmosphere." Allston's paintings have been widely exhibited in museums, most notably at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Unsigned and undated, marked "W. Allston" on verso. In wooden frame. Very Good minus. Minor wear to edges of board; evidence of possible previous restoration, particularly to two small areas of the figure's neck and chest. Frame is fragile with some chipping to gilt components. Note that the portrait was originally in an oval frame, as was popular in the 18th century. However, oval frames fell out of fashion in the 19th century, and many paintings were relined to fit a rectangular frame. As a result, the original oval shape is faintly visible. Artist: Allston, Washington (attributed to, American, 1779-1843) Medium: Oil on Canvas Date: Early 19th Century Measurements: w 19.5 in x h 23.5 in. (Frame Size: w 39.5 in x h 43.5 in) RW Consignment. More

Washington, DC: 1971. Limited Edition. One of eleven signed limited edition black and white photographs taken by Charles Sacks of Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle during the summer of 1971. 11" x 14" mat finish. Each image has a limited edition of 10. Each is signed and numbered on the verso. More

Washington, DC: 1971. Limited Edition. One of eleven signed limited edition black and white photographs taken by Charles Sacks of Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle during the summer of 1971. 11" x 14" mat finish. Each image has a limited edition of 10. Each is signed and numbered on the verso. More

Washington, DC: 1971. Limited Edition. One of eleven signed limited edition black and white photographs taken by Charles Sacks of Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle during the summer of 1971. 11" x 14" mat finish. Each image has a limited edition of 10. Each is signed and numbered on the verso. More

Washington, DC: 1971. Limited Edition. One of eleven signed limited edition black and white photographs taken by Charles Sacks of Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle during the summer of 1971. 11" x 14" mat finish. Each image has a limited edition of 10. Each is signed and numbered on the verso. More

Washington, DC: 1971. Limited Edition. One of eleven signed limited edition black and white photographs taken by Charles Sacks of Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle during the summer of 1971. 11" x 14" mat finish. Each image has a limited edition of 10. Each is signed and numbered on the verso. More

Chicago: 1979. Limited edition (2 of 6). Chuck Berry at Navy Pier in Chicago, Illinois. June 15, t1979. Limited edition (2 of 6). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. Jerry said: “This concert brought home Chuck’s originality and his position as one of the founders of rock and roll.” Dimensions: Print: w 11 in x h 14 in; image: w 10 in x h 12.5 in Condition: Excellent. More

5" x 7". Hard ultrahyde covers. 64 sheets of white, ruled paper. Features matching satin ribbon bookmark, elastic privacy closure, pen loop and thread-sewn book binding. Available in Purple, Red, Blue, and Orange. Please specify when ordering which color you would like. More

This Rick Griffin designed poster advertises the seminal event that took place on January 14, 1967, at the beginning of the Summer of Love. The headline reads "Pow-Wow/ A Gathering Of The/ Tribes/ For A/ Human Be-In". The line-up includes numerous icons of the 60s counterculture, including Timothy Leary and Allen Ginsberg. Third printing (black and white printed on cream-colored sheet, measuring 14" x 20"). In very good+ condition, with slight age toning and mild wrinkles to upper right and lower left corners. Also includes a 1991 flyer for an event entitled “The Bridge Conference: Linking the Past, Present, and Future of Psychedelics.” Hosted at Stanford University, the even featured many notable speakers, including Timothy Leary, Robert Anton Wilson, and Terence McKenna. In very good condition. Measures 11” x 17” with a slight wrinkle to lower right corner. Shelved Dupont. CX Consignment. More

A 1975 concert poster for the Rolling Stones shows at the Cow Palace in San Francisco on July 15 - 16, 1975. The show was presented by Bill Graham, and the poster was designed by legendary poster artists Randy Tuten, Stanley Mouse, Alton Kelley and Arab. In very good condition. Measures 22” x 33”, with minimal wear to edges and a faint 1” crease to upper center border. Shelved Dupont bins. CX Consignment. More

c.1976. Printer's Proof. Early version of Bill Graham poster by famed artist Philip Garris for a two-night concert featuring The Who and The Grateful Dead at Oakland Stadium, October 9 - 10, 1976. In very good minus condition. Measures “23” x 29”. Shows mild age-toning, faint creasing (cracking) throughout, and minor wear along edges. Alignment markers visible in corners and along edges. Shelved Dupont bins. CX Consignment. More

11 oz. White Ceramic Mug, measuring 4.75" W x 3.75" H x 3.25" Diameter. More

Michael McClure at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. July 26, 1980. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 11” x 14”. Fine. More

Eugene McCarthy Car at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois. August 27, 1968. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 14” x 11”. Fine. More

Norman Mailer, Allen Ginsberg and William Burroughs at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. July 6, 1985. Limited edition (2 of 6). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 20” x 16”. Fine. More

1974. Limited Edition. Ken Kesey at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. July 1974. Limited edition ( 1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 11” x 14”. Fine. More

1980. Limited Edition. Allen Ginsberg and Gregory Corso at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. July 1980. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 14” x 11”. Fine. Shelved Off Sales Floor Room A {S's Office}. More

1974. Limited Edition. Anne Waldman, Allen Ginsberg, Diane di Prima at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. July 30, 1974. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 14” x 11”. Fine. Shelved Off Sales Floor Room A {S's Office}. More

1968. Jean Genet at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois. August 27, 1968. Limited edition (1 of 10). Signed by Jerry Aronson, the photographer. 11” x 14”. Fine. Shelved Off Sales Floor Room A {S's Office}. More

1960. Four photos of Castro visiting the United States. The first two images are from his visit in April,1959 at the invitation of the American Society of Newspaper Editors. The second two photos are of Castro’s address to the United Nations General Assembly in September, 1960. The first item is a 6.25” x 8” wire photo of Fidel Castro eating a hot dog while visiting New York’s Bronx Zoo. In very good- condition. Minor discoloration along right side of photo, with minor warping to bottom of image. Verso has the faded red-ink stamp of the Associated Press, with a pasted news clipping of the photo date-stamped “Apr 25 1959.” The second photo measures 6.5” x 8.5” and shows Castro posing in front of the statue of Abraham Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial. In very good condition. Minimal wear to bottom edge. Verso features notations in blue ink and identifying label in red ink near bottom. The third photo is a 7.5” x 9.5” type 1 taken of Castro addressing the United Nations General Assembly. In very good- condition. Alight curling to photo, with pencil notations in the margins, and a crease in the lower left corner. Verso has ink stamp Culver Pictures, black chalk pencil, several adhesive tags, descriptive text typed in blue ink. The fourth photo is from the same address to the UN, and measures 4.5” x 7”. It shows Castro in profile, and is dated September 26, 1960. In very good condition. Wide margins show minimal warping and wear at top edge. Verso has pasted text from creator Popperfoto. Identifying #: “KPS. 26.9.60”. Shelved Off Sales Floor Room A {S's Office}. CX Consignment. More

1959. Four early type 1 photos of Castro shortly after the successful overthrow of the Batista regime. The first is a vintage 7” x 9” press photo that shows Castro delivering a speech to a jammed crowd in front of the Presidential palace in Havana. In very good condition, curling slightly with mild warping in the top left quadrant. Four faint tack-holes, one in each corner, appear in the margins, along with the faint indent of the number four written in now-erased pencil in the top-center margin. The verso has pasted text reading: “Fidel Castro, leader of Cuba’s Revolutionary / Forces, addressed Havana crowd in January and / defended executions of former Batista men.” The faded black stamp of Associated Press Wirephoto is partially obscured by pasted text. The second is a 7.5” x 9.5” photo showing Castro greeting and shaking hands with a crowd. In very good condition. Minimal age-toning to top-margin, and a faint crease confined to margin at the bottom-right corner. On the verso appears the stamp of Time Incorporated (creator), reproduction permission stamp (permitting use by American Heritage), and notations in red ink and pencil. The third item measures 7” x 7.5” and depicts Castro giving a press conference in Havana on January 22, 1959. In very good condition. Faint crease near bottom of image, slight wear to bottom edge in margins, and slight age-toning in top-margin. Verso has pencil notation and creator stamp for United Press International. The fourth item is a 7.5” x 9.5” photo of Castro seated at a press conference on January 18, 1959. In very good condition. Slight warping to photo, and minor development imperfection in image at top left corner. Verso has creator stamp for United Press International, and pasted text on yellow paper: “Holding his head, Cuban rebel leader / Fidel Castro speaks at a press conference here / Jan. 18th. A lung specialist examined the / ailing Castro late Jan. 19th and barred all / visitors from seeing him. Castro’s secretary / said he had a touch of pneumonia and was / running a high fever.” Identifies Andrew Lopez as the photographer. Shelved Off Sales Floor Room A {S's Office}. CX Consignment. More