Search Results: Korea from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

Seoul: Tongdok misulgwan, 1989. [10p.], stiff wraps, very good. 9.5x9.5 inches, full-page photos of ceramic works with captions in Korean and English.

Seoul: Sinasa, 1983. 562p., very good hardcover in slipcase, Korean-language work on Chinese literary history.

Irvington-on-Hudson, NY: Foundation for Economic Education, 1951. Pamphlet. 34p., staplebound pamphlet, 3.5x7 inches, very good. Libertarian critique of the Korean War. Small handbill laid in with an excerpt from a newspaper article about the war.

Seoul: The Si-sa-yong-o-sa Publishers / Pace International Research, 1983. xiii, 361p., very good in dj. Novel of Christian Korean nationalists fighting against Japanese colonial rule.

Beijing: Wenwu chuban she 文物出版社, 1982. 244p., very good in wraps, color and black and white illustrations, text in Chinese, table of contents in English, 7.25x10 inches. Scholarly articles on archeology in northeastern China, including the Bohai kingdom.

Chicago: Follett Publishing Company, 1965. Hardcover. 401p., inscribed by the author in the year before his death, very good hardcover in dust jacket. The Korean American author's fictionalized memoir of moving to America, originally published in 1937.

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1996. Paperback. xviii, 306p., illustrated with b&w photos, some line maps and tables; softbound in 9x6 inch decorated wraps, mild signs of age and handling: paperstock is slightly toned, covers show a slight curl, a nice copy, quite sound, clean and unmarked.

Seoul: Sogang University Press, 1985. v, 209 pages, very good hardcover in dustjacket with sun-faded spine.

Seoul: Usok, 1996. Paperback. 326p., very good in wraps, text in Korean. On the East Rock Institute, which calls itself "the oldest organization devoted to research on Korean and Korean American culture in the United States.

Inchon, South Korea: Inchon Sculpture Association, 1990. Paperback. [24 leaves], slender paperback, text almost entirely in Korean, edges worn. Catalog for the Association's fifth exhibition.

New York: Committee For A Democratic Far Eastern Policy, 1950. 31p., 5.5x8.5 inches, stapled wraps, vertically creased, wraps worn else good condition. Also includes interview with Kim Il Sung and Kumar Goshal's "Crisis in US Far Eastern Policy.

New York: Committee For A Democratic Far Eastern Policy, 1951. Pamphlet. 14p., staplebound pamphlet, 5.5x8.5 inches, old price penned on front cover else very good condition. Opposes the Korean War, arguing that "The peace movement today advances the historic anti-colonial traditions of the American people.

Seoul: Haep'yong Yun Ssi Taedongbo Kanhaeng Wiwonhoe, 1983. Four large hardcover volumes, averaging around 1,000 pages apiece, very good in original slipcases, text in Korean. Handsome genealogical treatise. A 2005 edition appeared in six volumes, but this is the complete 1983 edition.

Seoul: Tongbang Hwarang, 1979. Hardcover. Three very good hardcover volumes in slipcase, text in Korean. 214, 192, 152 pages respectively, illustrated with color and black and white photos. An attractive set. On Chinese and Korean calligraphy and painting.

Seoul: Soul Gaellori, 1989. Paperback. [64p.], wraps, 8.5x12 inches, color photographs of paintings, very good. Includes photos and biographies in Korean of artists.

Korea: Han'guk Sahakhoe, 1964. 193p., good in wraps, text in Korean, ownership inscription on inside cover by Prof. Jamieson of UC Berkeley, slightly uneven toning on the cover, quarter inch circle mark on the back cover. Collection of articles on various Korean historical records.

Seoul: Tonga Ch'ulp'ansa, 1959. 432p., hard cover, good condition, text in Korean, owner signature on the inside cover. Dictionary of Korean History.

Garden Grove: A-Room Art Gallery, 1988. [94p.], wraps with light edgewear, inscribed by the calligrapher/artist, as Hanong. Thoroughly illustrated with examples of calligraphy by the Korean-American artist, whose pen name Hanong, or "Cultivator of the Lotus," was bestowed upon him by Cheolnong Yi Gi-woo.

Seoul: Soho Gallery, 1991. Paperback. [52p.], slender paperback, illustrated in color, with a resume for each of the six participating modern artists.

Seoul: Tongbang Pullaja Misulgwan, 1989. [54p.], wraps, 8.75x11.5 inches, very good. Catalog of an exhibition held at Tongbang Pullaja Misulgwan in 1989, sponsored by Hanguk Munhwa Yesul Chinhungwon. One full-page color plate is devoted to the work of each featured artist, with the facing page offering a B&W artist photo and blurb in Korean.