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2505 SE 11th Ave., #326
Portland, OR 97202 email info@burnsiderarebooks.com
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Psychedelic poster of American individualist anarchist and abolitionist author Lysander Spooner

Psychedelic poster of American individualist anarchist and abolitionist author Lysander Spooner

by [Spooner, Lysander]; Anonymous [Artist]

[No Place] : Libertarian Enterprises , 1971 (click for more details)
The Besler Florilegium: Plants of the Four Seasons

The Besler Florilegium: Plants of the Four Seasons

by Besler, Basilius [Illustrator]; Gerard G. Aymonin [Introduction]; Pierre Gascar [Foreword]; Eileen Finletter [Translator]; Jean Ayer [Translator]

New York : Harry N. Abrams Inc , 1989 (click for more details)
Ask the Dust
Signed 

Ask the Dust

by Fante, John; Charles Bukowski [Preface]

Santa Barbara : Black Sparrow Press , 1980 (click for more details)
The Works of Aristotle. Volumes 1-8 [of 10]
First Edition 

The Works of Aristotle. Volumes 1-8 [of 10]

by Aristotle; Thomas Taylor [Translator]; [Frances Mary Richardson Currer]

London : Printed for the Translator by Robert Wilks , 1812 (click for more details)
The Gospel of Hip-Hop: First Instrument
Signed  First Edition 

The Gospel of Hip-Hop: First Instrument

by KRS-One (Lawrence "Kris" Parker)

Brooklyn, NY : powerHouse Books , 2009 (click for more details)
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Recent Catalogs

Fall 2021: African Americana Highlights include a number of scarce works by authors such as Georgia Douglas Johnson and Sarah Farro (the third known published African-American woman novelist), Nancy Cunard's Negro Anthology, signed books by polar explorer Matthew Henson and Martin Luther King, Jr, and a second edition of Narrative of Sojourner Truth in the original wraps.

Recent Catalogs

Catalog #6 An eclectic mix of new arrivals featuring a signed first edition of Irma Rombauer's The Joy of Cooking, a signed first edition of Isaac Asimov's sci-fi classic I, Robot, and a lock of Richard Brautigan's hair.