New York: Mainstream Publishers, 1961. Hardcover. 202p., foreword, very good first edition in cloth boards and unclipped red dj. The author was head of the Spanish speaking lodges of the International Workers Order, a candidate for State Senator in NY under the American Labor Party and wrote for the Daily... More
Cat.No: 240560
New York: A Testvériség Biztositó és Betegsegélyzö Egyesület (IWO), 1947. 32p., very good in wraps, strip of sun-fading along spine; portrait of Ady Endre on cover. "Ady and the new Hungary." Poetry and prose in Hungarian. More
Cat.No: 177154
New York: Progressive People's Publishers, 1936. Pamphlet. 23p., wraps, very good condition, 5x7.25 inches. Urges support to mutual aid & fraternal orders, best example in their view being the International Workers Order. More
Cat.No: 95226
New York: National Education Department, International Workers Order, 1942. Pamphlet. 47p., wraps, paper slightly browned else very good condition, 4x7 inches, illus., second edition. More
Cat.No: 165032
New York: Hungarian Section, IWO, 1940. 172p., plus unpaginated ad section very good paperback, text almost entirely in Hungarian. Commemorative book celebrating the tenth anniversary of the Section. Includes pieces about Hungarian-American labor activists and the fight against fascism. More
Cat.No: 217626
[Bensonhurst?]: Branches 25 and 134 of the International Workers Order and the Young Communist League of Bensonhurst, 1938. Pamphlet. 48p., wraps with clerical edges slightly worn else very good condition, first edition, Kramer's first separate publication. Introduction by Mary Mack of The Sunday Worker. Proletarian poetry, Kramer was 16 years... More
Cat.No: 214607
[Bensonhurst?]: Branches 25 and 134 of the International Workers Order and the Young Communist League of Bensonhurst, 1938. Pamphlet. 48p., wraps with clerical edges slightly worn, lengthy pen notation on inner front wrap (outline of Kramer's life), else very good condition, first edition, Kramer's first separate publication. Introduction by Mary... More
Cat.No: 233827
[Bensonhurst?]: Branches 25 and 134 of the International Workers Order and the Young Communist League of Bensonhurst, 1938. Pamphlet. 48p., wraps with clerical edges slightly worn, else very good condition, first edition, Kramer's first separate publication. Inscribed "To Kitty, in memory of a delightful summer. And, incidentally, I promise the... More
Cat.No: 233829
New York: Finnish American Mutual Aid Society, 1946. 191p., hardcover, two pages have been sliced with a blade and taped; text in Finnish. History of the socialist fraternal organization and its branches. Includes sections on San Francisco, Fort Bragg, Portland, Oregon, Berkeley, Eureka, and elsewhere. More
Cat.No: 177062
New York: City Central Committee, International Workers Order, 1944. Pamphlet. 23p., wraps with traces of wear, paper slightly browned, 6x9 inches. Striking cover art in black and green on white, by William Gropper. "Excerpts from the speeches and reports delivered at the Wartime Intergroup Unity Conference sponsored by the New... More
Cat.No: 163834
New York: International Workers Order, Inc., 1932. Paperback. 74, 16p., stiff paper wraps with cloth spine, wraps slightly toned, minor edge wear and bumping, 6.75x10 inches, minor writing on spine. Lyrics and music to radical songs, a few such as Solidarity, Hold the fort in English, the rest in Yiddish... More
Cat.No: 226143
New York: International Workers Order, Inc., 1932. Paperback. 74, 16p., stiff paper wraps with cloth spine detached but present with a few closed tears, wraps slightly toned, some edge wear and bumping, 6.75x10 inches. Lyrics and music to radical songs, a few such as Solidarity, Hold the Fort in English... More
Cat.No: 226338
New York: Garland Publishing, 1991. Hardcover. xi, 157p., gift inscription on front blank end paper, very good condition. No jacket. More
Cat.No: 232417
