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Gregory Pincus. Father of The Oral Contraceptive Pill. Bound collection of 31 rare offprints of Pincus’s scientific publications on fertility research and the first oral contraceptive. 10.5 x 7.5 in. Dark red textured cloth boards. “Gregory Pincus Vol. 3 (1950-1959)” gilt on front cover. “Gregory Pincus Vol. 3” gilt on.....
[Science] [Contraception] Gregory Pincus. Father of The Oral Contraceptive Pill. Bound collection of 29 rare offprints of Pincus’s scientific publications on fertility research and in vitro fertilization. 10.5 x 7.5 in. Dark red textured cloth boards. “Gregory Pincus Vol. 1 (1926-1936)” gilt on front cover. “Gregory Pincus Vol. 1” gilt.....
[Contraception] Gregory Pincus. Father of The Oral Contraceptive Pill. Bound collection of 36 rare offprints of Pincus’s scientific publications on fertility research and in vitro fertilization. 10.5 x 7.5 in. Dark red textured cloth boards. “Gregory Pincus Vol. 2 (1937-1949)” gilt on front cover. “Gregory Pincus Vol. 2” gilt on.....
Gregory Pincus. Father of The Oral Contraceptive Pill. Bound collection of 32 rare offprints of Pincus’s scientific publications on fertility research, conducted in the aftermath of the FDA approval for Enovid, the first Oral Contraceptive Pill. 10.5 x 7.5 in. Dark red textured cloth boards. “Gregory Pincus Vol. 4 (1960-1969)”.....
Gregory Pincus. Father of The Oral Contraceptive Pill. Bound collection of 54 rare offprints of Pincus’s scientific publications from his entire career, including the period when he was working to develop the first oral contraceptive pill. 10.5 x 7.5 in. Original red cloth boards. “Gregory Pincus Vol. 5 (1926-1971)” gilt.....
Pincus, Gregory. 10 offprints, 1926-1939. Collection of 10 rare offprints documenting Gregory Pincus' groundbreaking fertility research leading up to the creation of the first birth control pill. All of the offprints are extremely rare. At the time this is being written, the earliest three have 0 returns on OCLC; the.....
[Contraception] Compilation of all 24 Birth Control Review issues from 1926 and 1927 bound together. 342 pages total. 11.75" x 9" inches. Original covers. Scarce. The Birth Control Review was a crucial communication tool used by Margaret Sanger, a leading activist for women's reproductive rights and the founder of Planned.....
[Contraception]. 8 issues of Margaret Sanger’s "Birth Control Review" from 1920. Included magazine issues are from 1920: January, February, March, May, July, August, September, October. The Birth Control Review was a crucial communication tool used by Margaret Sanger, a leading activist for women's reproductive rights and the founder of Planned.....
"The Handmaid's Tale". Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1986. Advance reading copy. Softcover. Handwritten page numbers in the upper margins. Very good, almost fine condition. This seminal work of feminist fiction has seen a rise in popularity, and it is considered one of the most important dystopian novels written by a female.....
Archive of 18 original silver gelatin press photos of Sherri Chessen, television host turned the center of a national debate on abortion in early 1960s. Photos range 7” x 9” to 10” x 8” inches. Sometimes known in the media as Mrs. Robert Finkbine, the case surrounding Sherri Chessen's abortion.....
Margaret Sanger, Winter Russell. “Debate on Birth Control”. People’s Pocket Series No. 208, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Appeal Publishing Company: Girard (Kansas), 1921. 63 pages. 5 x 3.5 in. Very rare first edition copy of Sanger’s 1921 Debate on Birth Control against Winter Russell. At the time that this description.....
SANGER, William. “Jailed for Birth Control: The Trial of William Sanger”. James Waldo Fawcett (editor). 1917. First Edition. 15 pages. 7 x 5 in. Written testimony of William Sanger who was arrested for distributing “Family Limitation,” an educational birth control pamphlet written by his wife, Margaret Sanger. Very good condition.....
Margaret Sanger. “Family Limitation”. , 1918. 16 pages. 6.5 x 5 in. A groundbreaking pamphlet on sexual education and family planning, published at a time when it was illegal to distribute information on birth control. Near fine condition with original paper covers. Revised Eighth Edition., but still very rare as.....
Sanger, Margaret. Leader of the contraception movement and founder of Planned Parenthood. Collection of an original 1934 article about Sanger testifying for the birth control cause, accompanied by a rare original lantern slide of Sanger on the courthouse steps. The article tells the history of the movement, along with Sanger’s.....
John Burns. Burns Principles of Midwifery Including the Diseases of Women and Children. I. Riley for W.W Buchanan: New York, 1810. Measures 8.25 x 5.5 inches. 484 pages. Revised and enlarged by the author with notes. Original brown calf boards. Book includes lengthy section on methods of abortion and treatment.....
Margaret Sanger, Winter Russell. “Debate on Birth Control”. People’s Pocket Series No. 208, Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius. Haldeman-Julius Company: Girard, Kansas. 1921. 63 pages. 5 x 3.5 in. Very rare first edition copy of Sanger’s 1921 Debate on Birth Control against Winter Russell. Light brown cover. At the time that.....
2 pamphlets on New York State's 1970 decriminalization of abortion. Includes 4 page pamphlet analyzing New York State’s 1970 legalization of abortion up to the 24th week of pregnancy. Measures 8.5 x 11. Titled “Abortion Legislation in New York State: What Really Hppened, and What Can Be Learned From It.”.....
Birth Control Review. Volume XIV, No. 12. New York: December 1930. Measures 8" x 11," 25 pages. The Birth Control Review was a crucial communication tool used by Margaret Sanger and her organization Planned Parenthood to spread information about contraception methods to women worldwide and to report on global progress.....
Typed letter signed by Margaret Sanger to Ruth Albert, dated March 9, 1931. 1 page, 8.5 x 11 in. Boldly signed “Margaret.” On letterhead for the Committee on Federal Legislation, an organization headed by Sanger, which advocated for federal regulation of birth control laws and regulations. Two horizontal fold lines.....
Sanger, Margaret. My Fight for Birth Control. New York: Farrar & Rinehart , 1931. First edition. Original black cloth boards, lacking dust jacket. 9 x 6 in. Top edge yellow. 360 pages. Sanger's account of her life from early childhood until 1931, when a victory in her fight for the.....
Stopes, Marie Carmichael. On some aspects of contraception for Indian women. London: Published by the Mothers’ Clinic for Constructive Birth Control, 1952. Fourth edition. Original paper wrappers. 8 ½ x 5 ½ in. Staple bound. 6 pages. Collection contains her rare pamphlet "Aspects on Contraception for Indian Women" At the.....
[Contraception and Family Planning] Photo Archive of 4 original photographs of the researchers involved with the invention of the oral contraceptive pill. Sizes range from 6" x 4" to 8.5" x 11." Three are original silver gelatin black and white press photographs while one is a signed color photograph. The.....
CORNER, George W. The Hormones in Human Reproduction. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1942. Signed on title page "George W. Corner. Autographed during a happy visit to Wells College, November 1, 1945." Octavo, publisher's original orange cloth with black label on spine. 265 pages. 24 illustrated plates and 32 in-text figures.....
Archive of 3 issues of the Women's Liberation Newsletter, Boston/New England. Volume 1 no. 3-5. 1969-70. Measurements range from 8.5" x 10" to 7" x 10" inches. Two issues are yellow, the other one red. One cover includes a short essay titled "Do you know this girl" in a text.....
The Abortionist. Dr. X as told to Lucy Freeman. First edition. Doubleday and Company: New York, 1962. Measures 6 x 8.5 inches. 216 pages. Original blue dust jacket with the title. Gray cloth boards. Published 11 years before the passage of Roe v Wade which would legalize abortion until overturned.....