Los Angeles: Ammon Hennacy House of Hospitality and Berrigan Resistance Center, 1971. 11p., tabloid format newspaper, evenly toned, otherwise very good. Radical Catholic anti-war newspaper published by L.A. Catholic Worker house. Cover story is on the Winter Soldier investigation. More about The Catholic agitator; Vol. 1 no. 4 (April-May 1971)
Cat.No: 181329
Bearsville, NY: Retort, 1943 - 1951. 48p., wraps soiled and a bit stained, minor edge wear. Hand-set and hand-printed by the editors. Pacifist & anarchist quarterly with Donald Wetzel's The two soldier's Byron R. Bryant on The Catholic Worker Movement, Volin's The Epic of Father Gapon and more. More about Retort, an anarchist review. Vol. 4, no. 4, Winter 1951
Cat.No: 150739
New York: Harper & Row Publishers, 1963. Hardcover. viii, 215p., first edition, previous owner's name on front blank end paper else text block clean, front panel of cover faded with a minor staining in a price clipped dj with major dampstaining. More about Loaves and fishes
Cat.No: 12993
Wallingford, PA: Pendle Hill Publications, 1962. 32p., wraps, illus. Revised edition, first published in 1952. Quaker & radical, Eichenberg was an activist in the religious left and active with Dorothy Day & the Catholic Worker group. More about Art and faith. Wood engravings by the author
Cat.No: 106266
New York: Ticknor & Fields, 1992. Hardcover. 322p., first edition, very good condition in an edge-torn dj, lengthy inscription by author. More about Laws of heaven; Catholic activists today.
Cat.No: 143588
New York: New Masses, Inc., 1928. Magazine. 24p., wraps and paper browned, staples begining to rust else good condition, 8.75x11.75 inches. Cover art Maximo Pachecko. Includes Dorothy Day's article "Girls in Jail," an article "My brother, Gen. Sandino and more. Art work by Louis Lozowick, William Siegel, Hugo Gellert (collage). More about New masses, July, 1928. Vol. 4, no. 2
Cat.No: 217414
New York: Catholic Worker Books, printed by Libertarian Press, 1954. Hardcover. xii, 314p., first edition, inscribed to Claude Bowers by Hennacy on the title page, endpapers toned, else very good condition in edgeworn dj. More about Autobiography of a Catholic anarchist
Cat.No: 3309
New York: Catholic Worker Books, printed by Libertarian Press, 1954. Hardcover. xii, 314p., first edition, inscribed by Hennacy "To Anthony Boucher, In Christ the Rebel, Ammon Hennacy" on title page, a few pages creased else very good condition in an edge worn dj. More about Autobiography of a Catholic anarchist
Cat.No: 49108
Salt Lake City: author, 1964. Hardcover. 473, [xvii]p., inscribed and signed "To Bob Brown, In Christ the rebel, Ammon Hennacy," illus., edge worn dj heavily chipped at the head of the spine. Hennacy, an anarchist, pacifist and non-conforming Roman Catholic, was associate editor of the Catholic Worker from 1953 to... More about The book of Ammon. Introductions by Steve Allen and Dorothy Day.
Cat.No: 962
San Francisco: Martin de Porres House of Hospitality, 1974-1975. Two issues, 8p. each, 8.5x11 inches, 4 sheets stapled at top-left corner printed both sides, illustrated with Fritz Eichenberg woodcuts, very good. Articles on plans to establish a Catholic Worker Farm, Vietnamese orphans, Voluntary poverty, Pacifists resisting the IRS, Why Speak... More about Gentle personalism: a newsletter from: Martin de Porres House of Hospitality, vol. 3, no. 2,...
Cat.No: 192688
Phoenix, Arizona: Hennacy Press, 1974. Paperback. 342p., wraps slightly browned with minor creasing else very good condition and signed by Joan Thomas on the title page. Hennacy, a Catholic anarchist, worked with Dorothy Day. More about The years of grief and laughter; a "biography" of Ammon Hennacy.
Cat.No: 3602
Phoenix, Arizona: Hennacy Press, 1974. Paperback. 342p., wraps slightly browned else very good condition. Hennacy, a Catholic anarchist, worked with Dorothy Day. More about The years of grief and laughter; a "biography" of Ammon Hennacy.
Cat.No: 203183
Phoenix, Arizona: Hennacy Press, 1974. Paperback. 342p., wraps slightly browned, small stain on half-title which bleeds through to the next few pages, else very good condition. Hennacy, a Catholic anarchist, worked with Dorothy Day. More about The years of grief and laughter; a "biography" of Ammon Hennacy.
Cat.No: 234860
[New York]: Catholic Worker, [1980s]. Paperback. 231p., wraps, 5.5 x 8.5 inches, frontispiece portrait of Vishnewski, wraps worn and creased, title writted in sharpie along spine, else very good condition. Not dated, but the preface states it was published shortly after Vishnewski's death in 1979. Preface by Peggy Scherer, introduction... More about Wings of the Dawn
Cat.No: 234549
Lacona, NY: Eastern Shore Publishing, 1998. Paperback. xxvii, 231, [x]p., wraps, very good condition. More about No problem. The story of Father Raymond McVey and Unity Acres, a Catholic Worker house
Cat.No: 234876
