Help sought on _Scottsboro Alabama A Story in Linoleum Cuts_

[Yoshie Furuhashi]

>Date:         Wed, 27 May 1998 21:55:32 EDT
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>From: "Seth Wigderson, University of Maine-Augusta"
>              <SETHW at MAINE.MAINE.EDU>
>Subject:      Help sought on _Scottsboro Alabama A Story in Linoleum cuts
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>CAn anyone help Andrew Lee with more information on
>this intriguing item? SW
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>Because this item is dedicated to ILD (International Labor Defence),
>I am stretching H-Labor's always elastic boundaries...
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>I recently picked up with a number of books, pamphlets, and serials a
>fascinating item: a  bound volume of engravings that look to be an
>artist's book.
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>_Scottsboro Alabama A Story in Linoleum cuts_ by Lin Shi Khan and
>Tony Perez" "Introduction by Michael Gold" "Dedicated to
>International labor Defence" "This is Book Number 2, made in the Old
>Howard Building Seatle, 1935, Tony Perez".  All these are themselves
>linoleum cuts pasted onto what seems to be purple construction paper.
>The 2 and Tony Perez  are written in pencil.  Teh forward by Gold
>is typed on thin paper and pasted in.  The book itself  is a
>fascinating account of African-American history and Scoottsboro.
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>I cannot find any entry for this item in the Research Libraries
>catalogue or OCLC.  Has anyone seen this before.
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>Andrew H. Lee
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