New York: Amerikanischen Traktat-Gesellschaft [American Tract Society], 1833. 20p. (including cover), the cover loose but intact, save a split up the lower portion of the spine. No. 81. The story of a Long Island man misled into infidelity, and his restoration of faith, rendered in German for an immigrant audience..... More

Cat.No: 191420

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

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 wraps, front wrap creased, staples rusted else good condition. English-German edition. More

Cat.No: 226043

San Francisco: Judah L. Magnes Museum, 1986. 131p., illustrated with weakly reproduced b&w family snapshots, softbound in 11x8.5 inch buff wraps decorated with an early portrait of author ("With my doll. Berlin, 1918"). Slight edgewear, cover bears a faint sticker shadow, entirely clean within, a very good copy. Eleanor married..... More

Cat.No: 221101

np: npub, [1939-1945]. Pamphlet. [76]p., stapled wraps, 5.75 x 8 inches, profusely illus., wraps worn, front wrap lightly foxed, pages lightly toned else good condition. Text in French. Cover subtitle: "Un journaliste francais a vu..." Pro-Nazi account of life in Germany, particularly focused on women and youth. More

Cat.No: 253550

Allentown, PA: The Pennsylvania German Folklore Society, 1963. Hardcover. xxi, 354p., illus., original openweave white linen cloth with a slightly darkened spine else very good condition. The Pennsylvania German Folklore Society, vol. 25, 1961. More

Cat.No: 133608

Milwaukee, WI: Freidenker Publishing Co., 1885. 87p., paper slightly browned, period half-cloth over marbled boards (probably an old re-casing), spine label eroded. Karl Peter Heinzen, 1809-1880, a German-born journalist and revolutionary writer, arrived in America mid-century, where he founded several radical, but short-lived papers. Abolition was one cause he could..... More

Cat.No: 149962

Milwaukee: no publisher, 1918. 40p., 4x6 inches, ex-library with stamps and tape-re-enforced spine, in original stapled wraps. Anti-German sentiments from a German-American at the end of WWI. More

Cat.No: 96077

Cleveland, OH: Arbeiter Buchhandlung, [191-?]. 18p., staplebound booklet, very good. One-act play about a stool pigeon, set in Berlin. The Arbeiter Buchhandlung was affiliated with the Socialist Labor Party. More

Cat.No: 253781

[Philadelphia]: Institute of Social Medicine and Community Health, n.d. Staplebound pamphlet, offprint from a 1989 issue of Transactions and Studies of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, pp. 219-236; plus two pages of notes that were omitted from the published version. Very good. History Center Publication Series B: Biographical Studies..... More

Cat.No: 253450

New York: Book-of-the-Month Club, 1993. Hardcover. 402p., frontis-portrait, very good Book Club edition in quarter-cloth boards and unclipped bright dj. Triangle Classics series: illuminating the Gay & Lesbian experience. More

Cat.No: 262120

Tucson, AZ: See Sharp Press, 2007. Pamphlet. 31p., 5.5x8.5 inches, staplebound pamphlets, very good. "For the first time in over a century, the full text of Johann Most's insurrectionary pamphlets, The Social Monster and the Beast of Property, is once again available. These two essays provide a valuable glimpse into..... More

Cat.No: 243392