New York: Clarkson Potter, 2004. First Edition. Hardcover. Signed by Ted Allen, Kyan Douglas, Thom Filicia, Carson Kressley, and Jai Rodriguez on the front flyleaf, with a signed statement from an individual who attended the..... More
New York: The Red Butterfly, 1970. Though not very well known today, Kurt Hiller (1885-1972) was one of the most prominent gay rights activists in the early 20th century Germany. The most influential example of..... More
Portland, Oregon: 1990. Two newsletters - June and July 1990 - for the Harley Strokers MC. Both are stapled and were folded and taped for mailing (addressed to a club member in Berkeley, California). The..... More
Los Angeles: Lambda Press, Inc., 1987. Premiere issue of this Southern California gay and lesbian newspaper, which ceased publication the following year. Includes an AIDS Log with updates on clinical studies and other medical research..... More
San Francisco: The Names Project, December 1987. Printed in black with spot color on both sides of an 11” x 17” sheet, which folds to 8 ½” x 11” (four panels). Light horizontal creases, presumably..... More
San Francisco: J.L.C. Productions, May 1994. Includes maps, calendar of events, advertisements, and short pieces on Bay Area weather, transportation, tipping, and sex ("This is the age of AIDS in San Francisco. When you have..... More
2001-2010. Small group of five books of yellow pages for the gay and lesbian community in Southern California. The Gay and Lesbian Community Yellow Pages were published between 1981 to 2016 by a series of..... More
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Los Angeles and West Hollywood: Planet Home Publishing Corporation, 1992-1995. 52 issues: 8 3/4 x 7 inches or 11 x 7 inches. Various paginations. Stapled wrappers, with black-and-white illustrations. Minor wear to a few corners;..... More
Small packet of photomechanically-reproduced material, circa 1970, intended to educate students at the University of Minnesota about the “New Homosexual in America and the Gay Movement”: “You must be informed because you are ignorant..... More
[Bay Area, California]: Stoner Zines, 2019-2023. Sixteen issues, photomechanically reproduced on 8 ½” x 11” paper in various colors and bound with three staples. Each issue is generally 22-28 pages. In their first..... More