New York: Rand School of Social Science, 1925. 488p., [xiv]p., tables, movement library stamps on fore edges, last few blank pages badly creased, inscribed and signed in full by Solon De Leon. *Miles 184 Vol. 6. More about The American labor year book, 1925, by the Labor Research Department of the Rand School of Social...
Cat.No: 88424
New York: Rand School of Social Science, 1925. 488p., [xiv]p., tables, cover faded, front hinge cracked. *Miles 184 Vol. 6. More about The American labor year book, 1925, by the Labor Research Department of the Rand School of Social...
Cat.No: 99900
Van Nuys, CA: SRAFprint Co-op, [197-]. 18p., mimeographed self-wraps, staplebound; IWW bug on the back cover. Translation of a document originally published in 1920 by the Unione Anarchica Italiana. More about An anarchist communist program
Cat.No: 189253
Washington, DC: Anarchist Association of the Americas, 1983. 8p., 8.5x11 inches, unstapled, very good. Irregular newsletter of the Anarchist Association of the Americas. Material includes: torture at Marion federal prison, Leonard Peltier, Joseph Labadie on Anarchism, critique of contemporary IWW, libertarian education (ala Modern School) and AAA news. More about Emancipation; Vol.6, No.10, (No. 52), Oct. 1983
Cat.No: 146198
Edmonton, Canada: Edmonton IWW, [2010s]. Pamphlet. 12p., wraps, very good condition, 4x5.25 inches. "This edition of How To Fire your Boss is a slightly edited version of a PDF that is published by Zabalaza Books..." More about How to fire your boss, a workers guide to direct action
Cat.No: 226083
Van Nuys, CA: SRAFprint Co-op, General Defense Committee, n.d. Seven legal-size sheets stapled together at upper left, cover leaf in goldenrod, printed on one side. Staple starting to rust, mild wear. Early 1970s. Lists cases of anarchists killed in Mexico City and (suspected) in San Francisco, with others hassled by..... More about If you think Sacco & Vanzetti were the last anarchists to be framed and killed by the...
Cat.No: 124638
Oakland: The Jellyroll Press, [1969]. Unpaginated, about 20p., 8.5 x 5.5 inch stapled wraps, very good; photoillustrated, portrait of Che decorates the cover. First aid for activists who might be in pitched battles with police; carry a heavy magazine to use as a splint, advice on bullet wounds, etc.. IWW... More about Medical cadre
Cat.No: 62783
Somerville, MA: Radical America, 1985. Full year run, wraps, most 72 pages. Wraps somewhat smudged or worn on some numbers; #6 water damaged at bottom. Topics include the British miners' strike, Euro-Feminism, reminiscences of the IWW, southern timber workers, Nicaragua, etc. More about Radical America: Vol. 19, (1985), No. 1-6.
Cat.No: 120258
Somerville, MA: Radical America, 1985. Full year run, wraps, most 72 pages. Wraps lightly worn. Topics include the British miners' strike, Euro-Feminism, reminiscences of the IWW, southern timber workers, Nicaragua, etc. More about Radical America: Vol. 19, (1985), No. 1-6.
Cat.No: 135904
Chicago: RCP Publications, 1979. 45 pages in English, 31 in Spanish, worn wraps, 8.5x11 inches. Includes memorial material about Mao Tsetung, polemic against Hoxha, and an examination of the IWW. More about Revolution : organ of the Central Committee of the Revolutionary Communist Party (USA)....
Cat.No: 142352
Mountain View, CA: Srafprint Co-Op, 1971. [16p], wraps, later printing (first state done with a Van Nuys imprint). Includes long eleven page essay signed 'M.B.' and four plus pages of Wilheim Reich. Printed at an IWW shop. Srafphlet - January, 1971. More about The sexual revolution
Cat.No: 120068
Van Nuys, CA: Educational Workers Industrial Union no. 620 of the IWW at San Fernando Valley State College; printed by SRAFprint Co-Op, [1970]. 10p., 8.5x14 inch mimeographed sheets stapled at upper left corner, horizontal fold crease, otherwise very good. Coverage of local labor issues as well as more general discussions... More about Solidarity. [first issue]
Cat.No: 189247
Mexico City: Grupo Cultural "Ricardo Flores Magon" 1925. 131p., text in Spanish, illustrations, slightly soiled, lightly creased and chipped wraps. More about Ricardo Flores Magon; el apostol de la revolucion social Mexicana
Cat.No: 19067
Mexico City: Centro de Estudios Históricos del Movimiento Obrero Mexicano, 1986. Paperback. 137p., text in Spanish, very good reissue of the 1925 edition, small trade paperback in purple pictorial wraps. More about Ricardo Flores Magon; el apostol de la revolucion social Mexicana
Cat.No: 63485
Mexico City: UCPEET, 1986. Paperback. 137p., text in Spanish, very good third edition, trade paperback in green pictorial wraps. Cuadernos obreros 4. Reissue of the 1925 edition. More about Ricardo Flores Magon; el apostol de la revolucion social Mexicana
Cat.No: 93365
n.pl. the Union, [1936?]. Leaflet, 7x9.375 inches, paper slightly browned, printed on both sides. *Miles 3977. Discusses the failure of the AFL in the lettuce districts of Watsonville, Salinas and the Imperial Valley of California and attacks the 'Communist-controlled' CIO. More about A call to action! To all agricultural workers.
Cat.No: 36034
New York: New American Library, 1967. Hardcover. 448p., front., illustrated with photos, first edition, very good condition in cloth and good dj with chipping at head and tail of spine, price intact. More about Hard travellin'; the hobo and his history.
Cat.No: 62424
New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1940. Hardcover. xviii, 476p., illus., signed by Ameringer on a page tippped in between the front free endpaper and the half-title page, first edition, endpapers browned, previous owner's name on front paste-down endpaper, crayon notation on rear free endpaper, hinges loose, corners bumped. No... More about If you don't weaken , the autobiography of Oscar Ameringer. With a foreword by Carl Sandburg.
Cat.No: 3743
Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1999. xiii, 352p., first edition, very good condition in like dj. The working class in American history. More about William Z. Foster and the tragedy of American radicalism
Cat.No: 92423
Amherst: The University of Massachusetts Press, 1966. Hardcover. xiii, 315p., illus., tables, very good condition in a shelf worn dj with some chipping and edge wear. "Includes background and description of the Lawrence strike, emphasizing its political aspects." *Miles 8. More about Socialism and the workers in Massachusetts, 1886-1912
Cat.No: 368
New York: The H.W. Wilson Company, 1919. xxii, 377p., original cloth binding with a trace of edge wear, first edition. Includes a sections on Bolshevism, Scientific Management, Workers' co-operative movement and more. The handbook series. "Well-selected contemporary articles, including several on syndicalism, industrial unionism and the IWW." *Miles 13. More about Selected articles on modern industrial movements. With an introduction by Meyer Bloomfield
Cat.No: 5267
Boise, Idaho: The Statesman Shop, [1907?]. 130p., wraps. *Miles 3626 shows only 49p. excerpted version. Closing argument of the prosecution in the famous trial of the Western Federation of Miners leadership (Haywood, Moyer, and Pettibone) in 1907. Defended by Clarence Darrow, Haywood won acquittal. More about Haywood trial, closing argument
Cat.No: 3838
Cincinnati: Stewart & Kidd Company, 1913. 136p., original red cloth binding with traces of edge wear, gilt lettering still bright. Includes sections on the I.W.W., sabatoge, direct action, etc. *Not in Miles. More about The minimum wage and syndicalism; an independent survey of the two latest movements affecting...
Cat.No: 1070
New York: Russell & Russell, 1957. Hardcover. xxii, 438p., very good condition in a chipped and worn dj. Reprint of 1920 second edition. More about The I.W.W.; a study of American syndicalism
Cat.No: 4599
New York: Haskell House Publishers, 1971. 82p., smudged greenish boards. Reprint of 1913 edition. Original series: University of California publications in economics, vol. 4 , no. 1. More about The launching of the Industrial Workers of the World
Cat.No: 72699
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