![Science for the People: Bi-Monthly Publication of Scientists and Engineers for Social and Political Action [61 issues]](/pictures/thumb/186153.jpg?v=1484086815)
Jamaica Plain; Arlington; Cambridge, MA: SESPA; Science Resource Center, 1970-1987. 61 issues of the magazine, most with mailing label on back cover, minor wear, generally very good. Several issues have stamps on the cover from the reference library of a socialist publication. Issues present are: Vol. 2, no. 4; Vol... More
Cat.No: 186153
![Unite against the war [poster]](/pictures/thumb/208156.jpg?v=1495080522)
[Berkeley]: [Political Poster Workshop at the University of California, Berkeley], [1970]. 15x33 inch poster silkscreened on three conjoined sheets of computer printout paper, as usual for the works produced in this workshop at Berkeley. Perforated sprocket edge strip intact on left side, missing from right side. In the Maggs Bros... More
Cat.No: 208156
![The Ad Hoc bulletin (Marxist-Leninist) [13 issues of the newsletter produced by the FBI-financed pseudo-faction in the Communist Party, USA]. USA Ad Hoc Committee for a. Marxist-Leninist Party.](/pictures/thumb/201089.jpg?v=1484087999)
Chicago: the Committee, 1969-1976. Thirteen issues of the photoreproduced bulletin on 8.5x14 inch sheets stapled at upper left corner; length ranges from 9 to 16 pages per issue. Faint horizontal fold crease to all issues, minor toning to the first one. Issues included are vol. 7 nos. 3, 4; vol... More
Cat.No: 201089
Hamtramck, MI: [Communist Party], 1934. 14x22 inch poster on newsprint, with 4.5x5.5 inch B&W photo of mayoral candidate Kristalsky and smaller portraits of seven council candidates, including Cass Bailey, an African American, and one woman, Jennie Romaniuk. Attractively laid out, with hammer and sickle motif repeated to left and right... More
Cat.No: 132960
San Francisco: Free City, 1968. 23p., wraps, paper generally evenly toned, very good, unusually nice for this oft-maimed newsprint pamphlet; illus., 8.5x11 inches. This was the Free printing by the Diggers (their last collective publication), done at the same time as the Realist edition. More
Cat.No: 112398
Chicago: IWW Publishing Bureau, [1917 - 1918]. Pamphlet. 31, [i]p., front., previous owner's name on front wrap, minor margin pen marks, else very good condition, 4.75x6.75 inches. Foreword by Ettor done at Essex County Jail, Lawrence, Mass., June, 1913. *Miles 4101 shows 30p. and the date as 1912. More
Cat.No: 198904
![From the bottom up: the life story of Alexander Irvine. [Sub-title from dj:] A unique autobiography of a ditch-digger, soldier, miner, socialist, preacher. Alexander Irvine.](/pictures/thumb/204771.jpg?v=1484088699)
New York: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1910. Hardcover. 304p., front., illus.,very good first edition in rich wine cloth boards and bright gilt, slightly browned unclipped dj with minor chipping on the edges. Autobiography of Irish born minister active in the American labor and radical movements, including the Socialist Party. He... More
Cat.No: 204771
![Preamble and declaration of principles of the Knights of Labor [handbill]. Knights of Labor.](/pictures/thumb/187670.jpg?v=1484086866)
Philadelphia: Knights of Labor, [ca. 1894]. 6x11.25 inch handbill, paper browned, faint fold crease with splitting at edges, otherwise very good. "The alarming development and aggressiveness of the power of money and corporations under the present industrial and political system will inevitably lead to the hopeless degradation of thepeople. It... More
Cat.No: 187670
Nashville, TN: Knights of Labor, March 20, 1886. Broadside, slightly over 8x11 inches, all text printed on one side only, paper browned, one chip in the margin of the upper right hand corner, creased with a closed tear along one fold. Call to a meeting on March 21 in Nashville... More
Cat.No: 165399
![Centralia tragedy and trial; the American Legion's account of the Armistice day massacre. [sub-title from front wrap]. Ben Hur Lampman.](/pictures/thumb/11205.jpg?v=1484079728)
Centralia, Washington, Grant Hodge Post no. 17; Tacoma, Edward B. Rhodes Post no. 2: Joint publication of Grant Hodge Post no. 17, and Edward B. Rhodes Post no. 2, The American Legion, 1920. 79p., close to fine condition in the original wraps with a very small stain on the fore... More
Cat.No: 11205
New York: The Macaulay Company, 1927. Hardcover. 186p., frontispiece is a production still, "The Hypnotic Stranger;" very good first edition in black quarter-cloth backing, gilt titles slightly dulled, spine of unclipped dj slightly darkened, minor edge wear along the top edge, original price intact. Front panel of the jacket is... More
Cat.No: 60444
San Francisco: Tom Mooney Molders' Defense Committee, 1934. Poster, 24 x 27 inches, folded (as issued). Image of Mooney in prison garb, leaning against the bars of his cell. More
Cat.No: 7553
![Psychiatric newsletter. [Nearly complete run of 30 issues, missing one issue]. John L. Simon.](/pictures/thumb/189658.jpg?v=1484086929)
Lenox Hill Station, NY: the newsletter, 1948-1950. Thirty issues of the mimeographed newsletter melding Marxist theory with psychiatry, generally six pages per issue, 8.5x11 inch goldenrod sheets stapled together at upper left corner. Minor staple rust, otherwise very good, with the single exception of vol. 2 no. 13 which is... More
Cat.No: 189658
