![The Advocate [eight issues]](/pictures/thumb/181872.jpg?v=1508127044)
New York: American Veterans Committee, Berkeley Chapter #1, 1946-47. 8 issues of the mimeographed 8.5x11 inch newsletter published by the Berkeley chapter of the left-wing veterans' group; all from before the AVC's expulsion of communists in 1948. Issues present are vol. 1 nos. 4-6, 12-15, 17. Three or four pages... More
Cat.No: 181872
New York: Young Communist League, 1990. 15p., newsprint magazine. Official bimonthly publication of the YCL junior branch of the CPUSA. Articles in this issue include Michael McGarry on the 30th anniversary of the Greensboro sit-ins, a review of the movie "Glory," and unrelated pieces such as Jim Badger on the... More
Cat.No: 123322
New York: American Comittee for Protection of Foreign Born, 1943. Pamphlet. Reprinted from Lawyers Guild Review, Volume 3 No. 4, July-August, 1943. Single sheet folded to make 4 pages, musty, creased in middle from folding, rear wrap slightly soiled, a reading copy only. On the case of William Schneiderman, whose... More
Cat.No: 228913
New York: Greenwood Reprint Corporation, 1968. Four volumes, in uniform blue cloth. three volumes are 8.5x11 inches, the fourth is 18.5x23 inches. Very good hardcover reprint set of the complete run. Original title of the magazine was The Socialist World. Radical periodicals in the United States, 1890-1960. First series. Socialist... More
Cat.No: 119553
New York: Rand School of Social Science, 1925. 488p., [xiv]p., tables, cover faded, front hinge cracked. *Miles 184 Vol. 6. More
Cat.No: 99900
New York: Rand Book Store, 1927. [vi], 252, [24p. ads], ex library, original red cloth binding slightly edge worn. Vol. 8. More
Cat.No: 3747
New York: Rand School of Social Science, 1929. 302p., original red cloth slightly rubbed, edge worn dj. Vol. 10. More
Cat.No: 83474
New York: American Peace Mobilization, [1940-?]. Six-panel brochure, folded to 3.75x8.5 inches, very good. Introduction to the APM and its program, which coincided with the Soviet shift from anti-fascism to maintenance of "peace" after the Molotov-Ribbentropp pact. Program calls for the US to avoid involvement in the European war. The... More
Cat.No: 181795
New York: Daily Worker, [1937?]. Pamphlet. 10p., illustrated wraps with minor edge wear else very good condition, illus., 5x7 inches Promotional pamphlet for the Communist Party's Daily Worker. "Five million Americans are swallowing poison each day. They are swallowing it not through their mouths, but through their eyes. They are... More
Cat.No: 48117
New York: National Education Department, Communist Party, [1948-?]. 23p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, faint vertical crease. Discussion points defending the East German government and the USSR. More
Cat.No: 136626
![The Benjamin Rush Bulletin [nos. 2, 3 and 4]](/pictures/thumb/221963.jpg?v=1517458870)
New York: Benjamin Rush Society, 1949-1950. Three issues of the staplebound journal, 31, 30 and 50 pages respectively, no. 2 somewhat toned and smudged, otherwise good. "Devoted to the fullest consideration of basic questions in the field of Psychiatry, Psychology and Social Work, in the light of scientific materialism." Affiliated with the Communist Party. More
Cat.No: 221963
New York: The Fund for the Republic, 1955. xiii, 474p., massive 11x8.5 inch blue boards with spots and other damage at top of spine and outside of hinges, insect damage to flyleaf. Herbert Aptheker's copy, with a page of handwritten bibliographical notes at the end and a review of the... More
Cat.No: 3794
![The Big Lie revealed: What is really behind the shouting about "Anti-Semitism" in the Socialist countries? [handbill]](/pictures/thumb/136168.jpg?v=1508274537)
Los Angeles: Morning Freiheit, n.d. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed one side, light edgewear. More
Cat.No: 136168
New York: Compass Publications, 1968. 159p., slightly shelf worn wraps. Pocket book format. More
Cat.No: 109893
Los Angeles: Southern California Committee for The People's World, 1965. Yellow single-sheet invitation to an anniversary celebration on Feb. 7, 8.5 x 3.5 inches. "Program dedicated to Negro History Week featuring: Earldon Scales - baritone; Clevanson Penn - international dances; Frank Hamilton - folk singer." More
Cat.No: 123458
![The City College Teacher [and] Worker; vol. 2, no. 4, May 6, 1936](/pictures/thumb/165665.jpg?v=1498443122)
New York: Communist Party Unit of the City College, 1936. 1.p, single issue, 8.5x14 inches, folded, else very good. This was the newsletter of the Communists working at CCNY in the era when the school was a hotbed of NY radical activism, not only of the CP, but various Trotskyist... More
Cat.No: 165665
New York: Communist Political Association of New York State, 1944. 68p., wraps, 7x8.5 inches, paper evenly toned, front cover has a corner chip. Entire issue devoted to Peter Wieden's "Notes on the National Question." More
Cat.No: 181754
Chicago: State Committee, Illinois District, Communist Party, USA, 1987. [24]p. program with addendum sheet laid in, wraps. Commemoration of the two Chicago-area Communist activists, done after their retirement. More
Cat.No: 108592
Chicago: State Committee, Illinois District, Communist Party, USA, 1987. [24]p. program, stapled wraps. Commemoration of the two Chicago-area Communist activists, done after their retirement. More
Cat.No: 160233
San Diego: Workers' Club, [1935]. Small ticket, 2.75x4.5 inches, slightly worn. Program featured Winifred Carr, Stanley Hancock, Paul Alexander, New Theatre Group of Hollywood. Not stated, but clearly sponsored by the San Diego Communist Party. More
Cat.No: 80973
![The Communist International [almost full run for 1934, Vol. 11 nos. 2-24]](/pictures/thumb/221097.jpg?v=1514425772)
New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1934. Magazine. Almost all issues of the journal for 1934, missing only the first. Cover graphic depicts a man wielding a hammer to smash the chains that enshroud the world. No. 22 is heavily worn with covers loose but present; the rest have generally mild... More
Cat.No: 221097
![The Communist International [eight issues from 1934]](/pictures/thumb/221098.jpg?v=1514425772)
New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1934. Magazine. Eight issues of the journal for 1934, nos. 4, 8, 11, 13-15, 19 and 24. Cover graphic depicts a man wielding a hammer to smash the chains that enshroud the world. Generally mild wear, occasional creasing, soil or markings. Some have the rubberstamp... More
Cat.No: 221098
New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1935. Magazine. pp. 1071-1156, very good in pictorial wraps, evenly toned. Cover graphic depicts a man wielding a hammer to smash the chains that enshroud the world. Includes a piece on the fortieth anniversary of Engels' death and materials from the seventh congress of the... More
Cat.No: 188816
Washington, DC: GPO, 1955. 100p., wraps. More
Cat.No: 123542
Washington DC: GPO; House Committee on Un-American Activities, 1957. vi, 97, xi pages, mildly worn wraps with a coffee stain on front cover. More
Cat.No: 178033
