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

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

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

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

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

Chicago: Columbia Print. Co., 1909. 219p., hardcover, faint stain to front cover, otherwise very good; ownership signature and address stamp of J.H.T. Stempel. Collection of poetry; includes some works in English by other authors. Drescher had been the editor of the German-American anarchist publication Der arme Teufel after Robert Reitzel's..... More

Cat.No: 257139

N. pl. Verlang C. Bertesmann Gütersloh, 1939. 246p., Franco portrait frontis plus numerous (uncommon) photographic plates mostly of overrun Republican sites, a simple line map, later printing of the first edition, clothbacked boards with tinted top edge. One corner is bumped and card shows here and there, paperstock mildly browned..... More

Cat.No: 115237

College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 1986. Hardcover. xxiv, 252p., first edition cloth boards in dj; as new. More

Cat.No: 33711

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

Chicago: Deutschen Sprachgruppe der Socialist Partei der Ver. Staaten, 1916. Pamphlet. 64p., wraps, very good condition, 4.75x7 inches. Text in German. Sozialistische Arbeiter-Bibliothek, 7. More

Cat.No: 14252

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1984. Magazine. pp. 5-160, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, American trade unions, mass immigration and the literacy test: 1900–1917 by A. T. Lane, Immigrant workers, “equal rights,”; and anti‐slavery: The Germans..... More

Cat.No: 257233