(Part of the Kay Stewart Collection)
Kay's closest friend, Eleanor Stroup, was also a close friend of Genieva G. the daughter-in-law of Sue Windows. Genieva sent this typed manuscript to Kay via Eleanor, who just said "Don't let Sue know!" Obviously of importance. (Information provided by Kay's daughter)
(Part of the Kay Stewart Collection)
(Part of the Kay Stewart Collection)
(Part of the Kay Stewart Collection)
"Sister Ignatia Angel of Alcoholics Anonymous".(Part of the Kay Stewart Collection)
by Joe Klass, Hazelden, First Printing July, 1982 Softcover, 78pp. Previous owners name with
Kay S signature in Very Good + condition. (Part of the Kay Stewart Collection)
The general service conference of AA did not grant permission to print this because they felt that an index was contrary to AA's philosophy of open- mindness. AA has never approved of rigid definitions about recovery. Advanced copies of this book were distributed to the conference delegates and GSO staff for review only. Most of these were then turned back in so only a few copies of about 200 printed are available.
NY: AAWS Inc. Copyright 1975
Excerpts from these publications: Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book), Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, Alcoholics Anonymous comes of Age, The A.A. way of life. Stapled softcover, 117pp. in Very Good condition with two names and addresses on first page. (Part of the Kay Stewart Collection)A.A. Index Alcoholics Anonymous Literature
The Forty-Third Annual Meeting of the General Service Conference of Alcoholics Anonymous. 1993 Final Report. Confidential.
NY: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc., 1993. In Near Fine condition.
Dedication and Opening May 13, 1996, of Akron A.A. Archives. On 60th anniversary of meeting of Dr. Bob & Bill. Guests Sue Smith Windows, Nell Wing AA's first Archivist and Bill W.'s secretary, Paul Lang Stepping Stones Archivist, former Congressman John Seiberling (Henrietta's son), Mary Darrah author of Sister Ignatia, Angel of AA. 8.5 x 11” blue and tan. With a four page foldout Program including all the above and Gail L. Archivist, Picture Presentation of Anne Smith to Alanon, etc. 8.5x5.5” Both Fine. (Part of the Kay Stewart Collection) Two sets available. $9. each
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Procedings of Workshops held in Chicago, Illinois January 6-7, 1965. X-Lib, Some pencil underlining on first page, besides that, pamphlet is in Near Fine condition. Chapter III "What About A.A." 78 pp. softcover.
The Hospital's Place in a Program on Alcoholism
by Marvin A. Block, MD
Reprinted from Ohio's Health, Winter Edition, December 1958. X-Lib, Near Fine condition. 10 pp. softcover.
A Special Reprint from the Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol. NJ: 1963. X-Lib. Some minor underlining throughout. Stain on back cover. In Very Good condition. I. A Report of Seven Cases, II. Comment by Thirteen Medical Specialists (Including Harry M. Tiebout who refers to Alcoholics Anonymous), III. Response by Doctor Davies. 40pp. softcover.
Please only one per order $1. each until sold out! (Part of the Kay Stewart Collection)
Step 1 the foundation of recovery William Springborn, Revised June 1983
Step 2 a promise of hope James G. Jensen, First August 1980
Step 3 turning it over James G. Jensen, First July 1980
Step 4 a new fourth step guide First 1974
Step 5 a guide to reconciliation Dr. Edward C. Sellner, First June 1981
Steps 6 & 7 the forgotten steps First July 1981
Step 8 restoring relationships Pat M., First May 1982
Step 9 making amends Pat M., First May 1982
Step 10 a good tenth step Mel B., First May 1982
Step 11 maintaining the new way of life Mel B., First October 1982
Step 12 the language of the heart Peter Converse McDonald, First March 1983
(Part of the Kay Stewart Collection)
Greenfield Mass, Channing L. Bete Co. 1968 edition, 15 pp. 5 ½ X 8”.
Ex-lib with number taped to front cover, otherwise Very Good condition.
by Dennis Daley and Frances Campbell
Center City, MN: Hazelden Foundation, 1989. Near Fine condition. 23 pp. softcover.
Celebrating 10 years of providing professional treatment, prevention, and intervention services to Mushingum County!
1991, Muskingum County Drug, Alcohol and Substance Abuse Council.
Alcohol Problems No. 3 How Alcohol Affects the Body
by Mark Keller
Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies
Copyright 1955 by Journal of Studies of Alcoholism, Inc., New Brunswick, NJ. Softcover, 14pp. (booklet) X-lib with number taped to front cover and pocket on inside of back cover, otherwise Very Good+.
Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc., 1973. mini pamphlet is in Near Fine condition.
White Spiral bound, 8.5 X 6 inches about 79pp. No publisher or author. This is another anonymous effort to suggest strict definitions while AA says just the opposite (Its God as you understand him, or her or it) VG ++ (Part of the Kay Stewart Collection)
-Protect your family.
-One addict worth $25,000.
-$1,500,000 study explains how chemical reactions induce emotions.
-Exposes Freudian myths.
Eversharp, Inc., 1967 Reprint. Pamphlet X-Lib, is in Very good condition with some writing on pencil on back cover. 63 pp. softcover.
NY: Works Publishing, Inc. A.A. Publications Pamphlet, 1952. In Very Good condition. There is and AA group stamp on front cover. Some some writing and notations in pencil throughout pamphlet. Mogerate age discoloration.
A.A. 44 Questions and Answers About the Program of Recovery From Alcoholism
NY: Works Publishing, Inc. A.A. Publications Pamphlet, 1952. In VERY GOOd condition. Crease down the middle from being folded in half.
NY: The Alcoholic Foundation, Inc. 1943. Pamphlet that discusses Alcoholics Anonymous with stories of recovering alcoholics including Bill's story. In VERY GOOD ++ condition. Has crease from being folded in half and some age discoloration.
Birmingham, AL: Street Printing Co. AA Pamphlet. In VERY GOOD+ condition. Name written in ink on back page.
Birmingham, AL: Street Printing Co. Pamphlet on recognizing Alcoholism and recovering from it.
by Bill W.
NY: General Service Office of Alcoholics Anonymous, 1966. Softcover. Book is in VERY GOOD condition. A name is written on the front cover with some natural fading to cover. Some staining to back cover.
Bookmark for The Little Red Book
A guide to reading The Little Red Book. In Fine condition. RARE !
A guide to reading Stools & Bottles. In Fine condition. RARE !
Medicine Looks at Alcoholics Anonymous
An A.A. Publication. New York, NY: Published by WORKS PUBLISHING, Inc. Pamphlet in Near Fine condition.
(Daughter of Moses) This is a rare private publication by the daughter of Moses in appreciation of his sobriety and how he affected the lives of others with an attendance of nearly 600 for his memorial service. Moses was famous for his free distribution of the small booklet titled "Gratitude's The Attitude" and one of the few people ever to be arrested for a DUI in a horse and buggy. VG + condition.
# 65
A pamphlet put together for the Los Angeles Group of Alcoholics Anonymous in the 1950's. Pamphlet is in Very Good + condition. Drink ring on front cover, other than that, no defects.
Copyright 1973. A. A. General Service Conference-approved literature. An A.A Pamphlet on what AA sponsorship means. In Good + condition.
Copyright 1990. A pamphlet about alcohlism being an illness, not an age. Pamphlet in Good condition.
Piano sheet music. In Good + condition.
Very Scarce Alcoholics Anonymous buisness reply "POSTCARD"
Unused/Uncancelled. Approx. era to be 1958-60 as it is limited on backside to limited amount of "A. A. Press material" available and much was added in 1960, the year of the International Convention in Long Beach, California. Card still gives old Address of P.O. Box 459, Grand Central Station, New York 17, NY. Lightly soiled/aged but still in Very Good condition for an old post card... Nice addition to collection of "rare" pieces of memorabilia.