New York: Hungarian Socialist Labor Federation, 1939. 40p., very good in wraps, 8.5x11 inches; text in Hungarian. Single issue of the annual, "May First," published by a Hungarian immigrant affiliate of the Socialist Labor Party. Many ads from Hungarian-owned businesses in Detroit, Cleveland, and elsewhere. More about Május elseje - 1939
Cat.No: 185670
New York: Abraham Ziegler, 1942. 36p., staplebound wraps, mild edgewear and toning. Ziegler had founded the journal after dissolving the Socialist Union Party, a small De Leonist group that had split from the Socialist Labor Party. A notice inside the front cover announces that publication will be suspended due to... More about Modern socialism: a journal of revolutionary re-education. Vol. 1 no. 4 (Summer 1942
Cat.No: 218070
Palo Alto, CA: New York Labor News, 1978. 24p., very good in wraps. More about Socialism today: a reply to Time magazine
Cat.No: 188145
San Jose, CA: New York Labor News, 1975. 67p., wraps. Originally published 1964. More about Socialism: Questions Most Frequently Asked and Their Answers
Cat.No: 120411
Palo Alto, CA: Socialist Labor Party, [199-]. Four-panel brochure 5.5x8.5 inches, very good. Also included is a brief catalog of publications from the Party. More about The Socialist Labor Party's national platform: Why America needs industrial democracy
Cat.No: 211032
Glasgow, UK: Socialist Labour Party, [circa 1905 - 1908]. 14p., wraps slightly edge worn with minor soiling, 4.75x7.5 inches. A medical doctor, Aley was based in Lincoln, Nebraska and a member of the American Socialist Labor Party. More about Socialism and evolution
Cat.No: 178798
New York: New York Labor News Company, 1894. 23, 4, 4p., staplebound pamphlet, front cover chipped at two corners. Includes Altgeld's pardon of Haymarket anarchists. More about Gov. Altgeld's pardon, and, The modern tragedy, downfall of the small producer. And, The crisis,...
Cat.No: 217754
New York: Freytag Printing Company, 1891. Pamphlet. 40p., original wraps chipped on the edges and fragile, internally in very good condition, 5.75x9.25 inches. The AFL reject the application of the Central Labor Federation of New York because the Socialist Labor Party was a member of the Federation. An early rejection... More about An interesting discussion at the tenth annual convention of the American Federation of Labor held...
Cat.No: 213719
New York: National Executive Committee, Socialist Labor Party, 1919. 50p., wraps with a chip to edge of back cover, ink smears; interior has only a few marginal markings. On the rise of Christianity, the Reformation, the French Revolution, and the rise of capitalism. More about Crises in European history translated by Arnold Petersen
Cat.No: 198109
New York: New York Labor News Co., 1954. xi, 120p., red boards lightly shelfworn. More about The Story of the French Revolution
Cat.No: 145310
Sunnyvale, CA: New York Labor News, 1995. 13p., staplebound pamphlet, very good. 5.5x8.5 inches. Address to the Socialist Labor Party's 41st national convention by Bills, then its national secretary. More about The 'Constant Revolution'
Cat.No: 211031
Chicago: A. Flanagan Publishers, 1899. 230p., original green decorated cloth, spine lettering slightly faded, light edge wear and fraying, frontispiece portrait of Joel Chandler Harris, illus., first edition. someinternal handling wear. Children's book by Bloor, then a member of the Socialist Labor Party. In her long life she was also... More about Talks about authors, and their work
Cat.No: 177065
Detroit, MI: Socialistic Tract Association, [circa 1880s]. Four panel brochure, 4.5x7.5, soiling & some creasing else good condition. Authorship and date from OCLC, which shows three holdings (including the Labadie collection) as of 1/2018. This is a varient edition lacking series statement and statement at head of title. More about Who should be Socialists?
Cat.No: 221812
New York: The Outlook Company, 1903. 461p., front., illus., first edition, minor edge wear, gilt lettering is still bright, a few pages creased. Buchanan, a member of the Typographical Union, was active in Colorado and New Jersey, He worked on defense of Haymarket martyrs, was for a short period active... More about The story of a labor agitator
Cat.No: 86303
New York: Industrial Union Party, 1935. Pamphlet. 26p. + 2 pages of ads at rear. pictorial wraps slightly worn with minor soiling, mimeographed. The IUD split from the SLP in 1933. 8.5 inches tall by 5 1/2 inches wide. Industrial Union Party address sticker "1390 Jerome Ave., N.Y.C." covering original... More about Americanism Our Revolutionary fathers. The Voice of Madison
Cat.No: 99381
New York: New York Labor News Company, 1947. Pamphlet. 48p., wraps edgeworn along spine, rubberstamp on cover, 5x7.25 inches. More about The ballot and class struggle
Cat.No: 157190
New York: New York Labor News Company, 1912. 104p., wraps slightly worn, first edition, top margin removed from first page without loss of text. More about Berger's hit and misses at the called session of the Sixty-second Congress, April-October: a...
Cat.No: 58492
New York: New York Labor News Company, 1964. Pamphlet. 43, [iii]p., wraps, very good condition, 5x7.25 inches, later printing. First published in 1904. More about The burning question of trades unionism, a lecture delivered at Newark, N.J., April 21, 1904
Cat.No: 92299
New York: New York Labor News Company, 1945. Pamphlet. 43p, [iii] stapled wraps, 5x7.25 inches, movement stamp on title page else very good condtiion. This particular printing in green wraps with a 5 cents price on the front cover. "..How the workers must Organize to Abolish Capitalism." More about The burning question of trades unionism, a lecture delivered at Newark, N.J., April 21, 1904
Cat.No: 188393
Palo Alto, CA: New York Labor News Company, 1977. Pamphlet. 44p., wraps, very good condition, 5x7.25 inches. More about The burning question of trades unionism, a lecture delivered at Newark, N.J., April 21, 1904...
Cat.No: 211652
New York: New York Labor News Company, 1947. Pamphlet. 32p., wraps, second printing, very good condition, 5x7.25 inches. First published in this form in 1941. De Leon died in 1914. More about Capitalism means war
Cat.No: 127144
New York: New York Labor News Company, 1935. Paperback. vii, 48p., wraps edge worn else very good condition, 5x7.25 inches. Critique of Tom Watson. More about A decadent Jeffersonian on the Socialist gridiron
Cat.No: 150544
New York: New York Labor News Company, 1914. 68p., very good in wraps. More about Father Gassoniana, or Jesuit "sociology" and "economics" at the bar of...
Cat.No: 151156
New York: New York Labor News Company, 1943. 121p., wraps slightly shelfworn. First published in 1914. More about Fifteen questions, Answered by Daniel De Leon. Socialist answers to fifteen questions asked by...
Cat.No: 142426
New York: New York Labor News Company, 1934. 121p., wraps slightly shelfworn. First published in 1914. More about Fifteen questions, asked by the Providence R.I. 'visitor' representing the Roman Catholic...
Cat.No: 93615
