Chicago: Atomic Age Publishers, 1954. 46p., wraps lightly edgeworn with an old tape repair on the spine. Condemns McCarthy's withhunts as ironically helpful to communism by destroying the fabric of American society. More
Cat.No: 156918
New York: Cameron Associates, 1957. Hardcover. 383p., first edition, paper browned, shelf worn dj with some chipping on the edges. Novel about the red scare and HUAC. More
Cat.No: 128720
San Francisco: Pacific Division AAAS, 1994. Hardcover. vi, 336p., preface, epilog, chapter notes, references, index, illustrated with glossy plates from b&w photographs, limited first edition of 500 copies bound in red cloth boards and gilt. Has a mildly musty smell, otherwise a clean sound very good copy. Chicago-born and raised... More
Cat.No: 214140
Washington, DC: U.S. House of Representatives, 1961. viii, 11p., 4x5.75 inches, very good in stapled blue wraps, pocketbook format. More
Cat.No: 180775
Los Angeles: First Amendment Foundation, 1990. Paperback. 95p., wraps, first edition, very good condition. More
Cat.No: 95358
![13 Communists speak to the Court. [By] Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Pettis Perry, Claudia Jones, Alexander Bittelman, Alexander Trachtenberg, V.J. Jerome, Albert F. Lannon, Louis Weinstock, Arnold Johnson, Betty Gannett, Jacob Mindel, William W. Weinstone, George Blake Charney. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn.](/pictures/thumb/174013.jpg?v=1484086194)
New York: New Century Publishers, 1953. Paperback. 95p., slightly worn wraps else very good condition, 5.5x7.75 inches. *Seidman F160. More
Cat.No: 174013
![13 Communists speak to the Court. [By] Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Pettis Perry, Claudia Jones, Alexander Bittelman, Alexander Trachtenberg, V.J. Jerome, Albert F. Lannon, Louis Weinstock, Arnold Johnson, Betty Gannett, Jacob Mindel, William W. Weinstone, George Blake Charney. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn.](/pictures/thumb/230102.jpg?v=1539307376)
New York: New Century Publishers, 1953. Paperback. 95p., slightly worn wraps, front cover unevenly faded, else good condition, 5.5x7.75 inches. *Seidman F160. More
Cat.No: 230102
Buffalo: Labor Arts Books, 1992. Paperback. 520p., photos, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps, inscribed and signed by Fried. Fried was a business agent for the UE, and refused to cooperate with HUAC. More
Cat.No: 175285
Garden City: Doubleday, Doran & Company, 1943. Hardcover. 246p., stated first edition. very good in two jackets; an edgeworn proof dj, lacking spine or panel lettering, superimposed on slightly edgeworn but otherwise bright regular dj. European American's first book, a commentary on black life in wartime America, in novel form... More
Cat.No: 30839
New York: Julian Messner, 1947. Hardcover. xvi, 168p, cloth-bound boards. No dj. The European American author argues that the effects of Jim Crow are economically adverse. His books received praise from Daily Worker. Moon was accused of Communist affiliation by HUAC and fired from his editing job. More
Cat.No: 53708
New York: National Committee to Abolish the House Committee on Un-American Activities, 1963. [5p] 7x9.5 inches, stapled white printed wraps tone at spine and edges, form letter from the Committee laid in. Includes a long list of endorsers. More
Cat.No: 174220
New York: Marzani & Munsell, Publishers, 1963. Paperback. 127p., profuse political cartoons and sketches, 10x8 inch wraps, rather worn. A specially - written "envoi" by James Baldwin concludes the volume, about 600 words. A satiric look at HUAC. More
Cat.No: 81355
Washington: GPO, 1951. pp. 1883-1923, 5.75x9 inches, very good GPO pamphlet in stapled white printed wraps. Testimony of Lement U. Harris, who reluctantly discusses his period of farm work at a complex in the USSR followed by farm labor organization in the United States in the 1930s. Harris was active... More
Cat.No: 141485
Boston: The Beacon Press, 1953. 400p., illustrated with documents in facsimile, paperbound in 9x6 inch glossy wraps with a red binder's tape spine. Worn copy; tail has several small splits, cover has dust- and handling-soil, and Benton's printed name has been copied over in ink by a former owner. Reprint... More
Cat.No: 66796
Washington, D. C. GPO, 1961. iii, pp.321-428, plain printed white self-wraps with exposed staples as issued, very good copy. Testimonies (mostly hostile) of Herman Kirsch, Max Lawrence Levey, Tad Tekla, Jean and Richard Tussey and John Ungvary. More
Cat.No: 166127
