The American Socialist Volume 5, Number 5, May 1958
New York: American Socialist Publications, 1958. 23p., staplebound magazine format, wraps slightly worn and soiled, small stain on rear wrap, else very good. More
Cat.No: 232608
New York: American Socialist Publications, 1958. 23p., staplebound magazine format, wraps slightly worn and soiled, small stain on rear wrap, else very good. More
Cat.No: 232608
New York: American Socialist Publications, 1958. 23p., staplebound magazine format, wraps worn and foxed, pen notation on front wrap, else good condition. More
Cat.No: 232609
New York: American Socialist Publications, 1958. 23p., staplebound magazine format, wraps worn, horizontally creased, else good condition. More
Cat.No: 232610
New York: The Vanguard Press, 1929. Hardcover. vi, 222p., original blue cloth binding edge worn, some indentations on the spine else good condition. Short biographies of Thomas Paine, Frances Wright, Henry George, Samuel Gompers, Eugene Debs, John Mitchell and others. More
Cat.No: 181194
New York: The Vanguard Press, 1929. Hardcover. vi, 222p., signed by Coleman, shelfworn with some minute fraying, previous owner's name on front blank end paper, slightly edgeworn dj with a darkened spine. Short biographies of Thomas Paine, Frances Wright, Henry George, Samuel Gompers, Eugene Debs, John Mitchell and others. More
Cat.No: 20050
Denver, CO: Socialist Party; W.P. Collins, [191-?]. Handbill. 8.5x12 inch leaflet, very good. Collins ran for Attorney General in 1908 and Supreme Court Judge in 1910; this leaflet is in the style of those from his 1910 campaign. These were printed ahead of time and sent to the sites of..... More
Cat.No: 273708
Denver, CO: Socialist Party; W.P. Collins, 1908. Handbill. 8x12.5 inch leaflet, closed tear at top, date and location of his address written in pen. Minor creasing and toning. Collins, born in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, moved to Boulder in 1898 after finishing law school. He practiced there until moving his office to..... More
Cat.No: 273707
New York: Committee for Constitutional Government, Inc., [1944?]. Pamphlet. Six panel brochure, some ceasing and wear, 3.75x8.5 inches. Promotes the sale of Robert Hunter's book on Revolution, first published in 1940. More
Cat.No: 233798
Chicago: International Workers' Aid, [1923?]. Pamphlet. 16p., wraps slightly edge worn with some soiling else good condition, 5.25x7.5 inches. This class struggle group evolved from the Friends of the Soviet Union's famine relief work and in 1923 took up relief for German workers. Page 16 is a short history of..... More
Cat.No: 80972
New York: American Alliance for Labor and Democracy, [1917?]. Pamphlet. 7p., wraps, 3.25x5.75 inches, very good condition. Samuel Gompers headed the Alliance, includes polemics against the Socialists and supporting the AF of L. More
Cat.No: 165663
Chicago: Cook County Organization Committee, [1919]. Pamphlet. Four panel brochure, 6x9 inches, paper browned but flexible, minor marginal closed tears, all text. Members of the Organizing Committee were G. A. Engelken, Arthur Procter, J. Meisinger, Sam Hankin, [and] John Nelson, offices at The Clarion Book Shop in Chicago. Polemic against..... More
Cat.No: 185457
New York: CPUSA, [1937?]. 15p., wraps, 8.5 x 11 inches, some creasing and foxing else good condition. Contributions by Earl Browder, Jack Stachel, M.J. Olgin, Israel Amter, A.B. Magil and Harry Gannes. Back-cover ad promotes a Browder speech delivered at Madison Square Garden in February 1937, thus our dating. "Communist..... More
Cat.No: 41853
New York: the Committee, 1938. Pamphlet. Four panel brochure, 5.5x8.5 inches, paper toned else good condition. "A vote for [Norman] Thomas is in effect an aid to Fascist aggressors..." -p. 4. More
Cat.No: 267964
[Cleveland, OH]: the author? [1918]. Small poem sheet, 3.5x6.25 inches a bit browned with some chipping of the margins, printed on one side only. Poem about Eugene Debs trial for his Canton, Ohio speech. Doggerel but worthwhile. "Who out-mans you as a Man?" - line in the poem. Author's statement..... More
Cat.No: 200819
Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Company, [circa 1908-1909]. Pamphlet. 32p., original red glassine wraps chipped, paper browned with minor marginal chipping, 3.5x5.75 inches. Later printing, dated from Kerr's address. Pocket library of socialism, no. 15. May 15, 1900. California socialist writing in a fictional and humorous format on the evils..... More
Cat.No: 192721
Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Company, [circa 1908-1909]. Pamphlet. 32p., wraps and paper browned, chipping at the corners and edges, text intact, lacks plain red glassine wraps else good condition, 3.5x5.75 inches. Later printing, dated from Kerr's address. Pocket library of socialism, no. 15. May 15, 1900. California socialist writing..... More
Cat.No: 258920
Hollywood, CA: Privately Published, 1947. Pamphlet. 63p., 6x9 inch blue wraps with gilt titling; in very good condition. More
Cat.No: 311041
Pasadena, CA: Mary Craig Sinclair, [1930?]. Hardcover. 130p, cloth covered boards, light general soiling, fading and browning to spine, pages lightly toned, else very good condition. No dj. "...the sixth volume of the letters of protest of Mrs. Gartz." "Gartz delighted in describing herself as the first 'parlor Bolshevik.' The..... More
Cat.No: 210071
New Haven: Negro Labor Committee, 1954. Stiff paper, single sheet, 5.25x7.25, printed on one side only, printed in green and red, very good condition. Christmas card, with a poem (first letters of each line spelling out Thanks to our friends). Crosswaith had been a major figure in the Socialist Party..... More
Cat.No: 197359
New York: Catholic Interracial Council, [1943]. Pamphlet. Six panel brochure, minor foxing, 4x9 inches. Undated, but mentions the plan by William Bullitt to run for mayor of Philadelphia, a move he contemplated in 1943. A socialist labor activist, sometimes called the 'Negro Debs,' Crosswaith here argues that the Communist Party..... More
Cat.No: 277437
New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1937. Pamphlet. 15p., stapled wraps, 5x7 inches, paper evenly browned else very good condition. "A defense of the Moscow trials for the American public..... Norman Thomas is attacked for supporting the Troskyites, who are labeled agents of fascism." *Seidman D28. More
Cat.No: 158340
New York: New York Labor News Co., 1963. Paperback. 79p., stapled wraps, 5x7.25 inches, new address stamped on first page, else very good condition. Fifth printing. Editorials from 1905 to 1913, including his IWW period. More
Cat.No: 276911
New York: New York Labor News Co., 1921. Pamphlet. 22p., stapled wraps, 5x7.25 inches, very good later printing. More
Cat.No: 295998
New York: New York Labor News Co., 1921. Pamphlet. 22p., stapled wraps, 5x7.25 inches, wraps lightly worn, staples rusted, pen notation on front wrap, else very good later printing. More
Cat.No: 297984
New York: Strathmore Press, 1948. Hardcover. 44p., original green boards slightly soiled, endpapers foxed, limited to 500 copies, inscribed by De Witt. The book is dedicated in print to Upton Sinclair. S.A. DeWitt was one of the socialist assemblymen suspended from the New York legislature during the red scare after..... More
Cat.No: 83707