San Francisco: Druck von C. Leidecker & Co, 1901-02. Hardcover. [116]p., period illustrations scattered throughout, glossy alkaline paperstock, German [or German-style] presswork and binding, hardbound in 10x6.5 inch skyblue cloth boards gilt, panelled in blind. A nice-looking copy with these faults: boards slightly sprung; general mild edgewear to boards but... More about Das Goethe-Schiller Denkmal in San Francisco, California. Erinnerungen an den "Deutschen...

Cat.No: 225029

Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1988. Hardcover. [xii], 427p., illus., very good condition in like dj. The working class in American history. More about German workers in Chicago; a documentary history of working-class culture from 1850 to World War...

Cat.No: 850

San Francisco: The Hansen Company, 1916. Sheet_music. Unpaginated, about [11]p., printed exclusively in German on alkaline stock staplebound in 14x11 inch plain printed glossy wraps. Illustrated within by a fine color-litho titlepage celebrating German soldiery ("Gott mit Uns 1916"), a fullpage b&w watercolor of soldaten at prayer, and rubricated cartouche..... More about Lieb Vaterland. Zum besten der Verwundeken, Witwen und Waisen gewidmet The Hansen Company,...

Cat.No: 223405

New York: Workmen's Benefit Fund of the United States of America, 1940. pp. 117-168, staplebound magazine, minor edgewear and soil to cover. English-German edition. More about Solidarity. Vol. 35 no. 4 (April 1940

Cat.No: 226043

San Francisco: Maxwell Galleries, Ltd., [1985]. 80p., 10x8 inches oblong, introduction, biography and appreciation of Baumann, bibliography, footnotes, errata slip, illustrated with color plate reproductions of the artworks, very good in original pictorial wraps. German-born San Francisco abstract-expressionist. More about Karl Baumann (American, 1911 - 1984) Maxwell Galleries, Ltd

Cat.No: 111287

Santa Barbara: Self-published by the author at Day & Night Publishing House, no copyright. Paperback. 350p., gift inscription and inscribed in German and English by the author as well as with a quote in German on dedication page in author's hand, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps... More about Kaleidoscope: selected prose, plays, aphorisms and political essays [signed

Cat.No: 229364

New York: The German-American, 1952. 32p., staplebound pamphlet, very good but for bookseller's rubberstamp on back cover. Issued by pro-East German organization in the US, affiliated with Communist Party. More about Germany -- hope or peril?

Cat.No: 100723

Bühl-Moos: Elster Verlag, 1986. Paperback. 194p., wraps, very good condition. Text in German. More about Der arme Teufel, Robert Reitzel Vom Vomärz zum Haymarket

Cat.No: 195358

Indianapolis, Ind. Association for the Diffusion of Radical Principles, 1869. Hardcover. 65p., rebound neatly in cloth-backed boards with front and rear wraps laid down expertly on the covers, clean library book plate on inside of front cover. Karl Peter Heinzen, 1809-1880, a German-born journalist and revolutionary writer, arrived in America... More about Six letters to a pious man. With an introductory address to a Jesuit, and a supplementary one to...

Cat.No: 5618

San Francisco: Custom and Limited Editions, 1997. [104p.] 9.5x12.25 inches, preface, introduction, illustrated with 42 duotones, very good first edition in dj. Autobiographical works, self-portraits, revealing the German-born San Francisco photographer's struggles with the Holocaust, her son's mental illnes, alcoholism and breast cancer. More about Dark mirror

Cat.No: 97056

Wetzlar: Buchse der Pandora, 1985. Hardcover. 192p., very good condition. Text in German. More about Marxereien, Eseleien & [und] Der sanfte Heinrich; Artikel aus der "Freiheit"...

Cat.No: 155652

Boston: McClure, Phillips & Company, 1904. xiv, 611p., very good in green boards, spine ends rubbed. German-American psychologist author offering a critique of American culture, social traits, politics, etc. More about The Americans

Cat.No: 178041

Berkeley: Judah Magnes Museum, no date, circa 1980. 109p., illustrated with period photography and facsimiles, softbound first-issue 9.5x7.5 inch velo-binding, wraps slightly dust- and handling-soiled, a very good copy. Dad a "government tea-taster" connecting to FDA and later the MJB coffee company; his ability even made the "Strange as It... More about My Father, Edward Bransten; His Life and Letters

Cat.No: 185129