New Westminster, B.C. Solidarity Press, n.d., ca. 1969. First Edition. Quarto (27.75cm.); original blue pictorial staplebound self-wrappers; 8pp.; illus., mimeographed text printed on blue, white, and yellow stock. About Fine. Presumably not the first issue of this anarchist periodical, though no edition is stated. Includes contributions by George Metesky, J...... More
New Westminster, B.C. Solidarity Press, n.d., ca. 1969. First Edition. Quarto (27.75cm.); original yellow pictorial staplebound self-wrappers; 8pp.; illus., mimeographed text printed on blue, white, and yellow stock. About Fine. Presumably not the first issue of this anarchist periodical, though no edition is stated. Includes contributions by George Metesky, J...... More
Paris: J.-P. Duteuil, 1975. Octavo. Staple-bound wrappers; 60pp. Single issue in original wrappers. Mild external wear; Near FIne. Principal article is a 28-pp dossier documenting work of the International Archive Team, a correspondence bureau founded by British anarchist John Olday in 1975. Text entirely in French. More
Paris: J.-P. Duteuil, 1975. Octavo. Staple-bound wrappers; 64pp. Single issue in original wrappers. Mild external wear; Near FIne. Principal article is a history and analysis of the Lip watch factory worker uprising of 1973. Text entirely in French. More
Paris: J.-P. Duteuil, 1977. Octavo. Staple-bound wrappers; 68pp. Single issue in original wrappers. Mild external wear; Near FIne. Includes article, signed "Agathe," on "Anarchisme et Feminisme," reprinting the Manifesto of the Barcelona anarcho-feminist group Mujeres Libres. Text entirely in French. More
![Der arme Teufel [The Poor Devil]. ANARCHISM, Robert REITZEL](/pictures/medium/27204.jpg?v=1641872228)
Detroit: Robert Reitzel, 1895-1897. Late group of issues of this prominent German-American radical literary journal. Der arme Teufel was published weekly for 14 years by Robert Reitzel, a German-born American anarchist, poet, critic and translator. The first two volumes of the journal were mainly concerned with the freethought movement, primarily..... More
![The Brownstone [Six Issues, Mar-Nov 1963]. ANARCHISM, V. L. RICHMAN, ANARCHIST PERIODICALS](/pictures/medium/33458.jpg?v=1641872299)
New York: V.L. Richman, 1963. Six representative issues, including the scarce inaugural number, of this individualist anarchist semi-monthly, which ran to a total of 23 issues, ceasing publication in 1965. An eccentric and ephemeral publication, described on the mast-head thus: "An independent and assertedly individual journal of commentary news and..... More
![Internationale Bibliothek. Erscheint jeden Monat. 16 seiten stark. 10 Issues [of 17]. ANARCHISM,...](/pictures/medium/52883.jpg?v=1651532692)
New York: John Müller, 1887. First Edition. Representative run of an important and extremely uncommon periodical, edited and almost entirely written by the German emigré communist-anarchist Johann Most. Most (1846-1906), by trade a bookbinder, emigrated to New York in 1882. A follower of Bakunin, Most quickly established himself as the..... More
![Twentieth Century. A Weekly Radical Magazine [Run of 28 Issues for January - July, 1892]....](/pictures/medium/50536.jpg?v=1641872610)
New York: Twentieth Century Publishing Co., 1892. A popular Progressive Era journal of radical politics and social reform, edited by the firebrand ex-Baptist minister Hugh Pentecost. Pentecost (1848-1907) is remembered principally as a promoter of the single-tax philosophy of Henry George, but Twentieth Century covered a wide gamut of contemporary..... More
New York: Why? 1946. First Edition. Quarto. Pictorial self-wrappers; 16pp; illus. Minimal wear; Very Good or better. Single issue in original wrappers; includes a substantial extract from B. Traven's The Death Ship, "Kurt from Memmel." Uncommon anarchist periodical. More
Chicago: Margaret C. Anderson, 1915. First Edition. Contents include poetry and short works by Ben Hecht, Amy Lowell, Margaret Anderson, Florence Kiper Frank, Alexander Berkman, Richard Aldington, Will Levington Comfort, Helen Hoyt, George Burman Foster, Edgar Lee Masters, Alice Oliver Henderson, Arvia Mackaye, and Robin Mackaye. Slim octavo (25.5cm); original..... More
Chicago: Margaret C. Anderson, 1915. First Edition. Contents include poetry and short works by Ben Hecht, Mitchell Dawson, Alexander S. Kaun, Burt Harris, Ellen Key, Witter Bynner, and others. Slim octavo (25.5cm); original taupe wrappers printed in black, with printed title label mounted to front cover; 48pp. Trivial wear to..... More
San Francisco: Margaret C. Anderson, 1916. First Edition. Contents include poetry and short works by Amy Lowell, Sherwood Anderson, Richard Hunt, Roscoe Brink, Harriet Dean, Florence Kiper Frank, Shipwith Cannell, Edgard Lee Masters, Mark Turbyfill, Padraic Colum, Mitchell Dawson, Rollo Peters, Mary Aldis, and John Gould Fletcher. Slim octavo (24.5cm);..... More
Los Angeles: Haymarket, 1976. Stapled self-wraps; [12pp]. Fine. House organ of the The Haymarket, a socialist community co-operative bookstore and coffee house located on Parkview Street in Los Angeles. Publication details uncertain, though this issue announces an expansion "to include fiction, poetry, criticism, and anything else of interest." Cover illustration..... More
[New York]: Anti-Defamation League, 1980. First Edition. Octavo; publisher's staplebound self-wrappers; 15pp.; half-tone photographic illus. throughout. A hint of wear, postally used on rear wrapper, else Fine. Lead article a debate between Irving Kristol and Martin Peretz on the topic "Foreign Policy and the American Jewish Community," though majority of..... More
Berkeley: Black Politics, 1968-1969. Attractive run of this short-lived Black liberation journal, published in Berkeley in the years of 1968 and 1969. Their "Statement of Purpose" clearly delineates the journal's goals and contents: "Black Politics is an independent journal whose purpose is to provide a forum for vanguard theories and..... More
Paris: [L'Association], 1939. First Edition. Octavo (19.25cm.); original white decorative wrappers printed in blue and black; [4],[929]-1120pp.; illus. Dust-soiled and toned, else Very Good and sound. Penultimate issue of this French communist literary journal, which ceased publication following France's formal declaration of war on Germany in September 1939. This special..... More
[Salisbury, Wilts: Compton Press Ltd., 1973]. First Edition. Octavo (21cm.); publisher's white card wrappers illustrated by Joan Mitchell; 85pp. Near Fine. Inaugural issue includes contributions by Georges Bataille, Lydia Davis, Paul Auster, and others. More
[Firenze]: Regione Toscana / Consiglio Regionale, [1998]. First Edition. Two volumes; octavo (24cm.); publisher's white pictorial card wrappers; 426; [2],437-774pp. Corners a bit bumped, a hint of dust-soil, else Very Good or better. Complete despite error in pagination. Collected articles first published in the Tuscan Resistance newspaper "La Nazione del..... More
[Firenze]: Edizioni Polistampa, [2008]. New Edition. Two volumes; octavo (24cm.); publisher's white pictorial card wrappers housed in matching pictorial card slipcase; 390; [2],[391]-744pp. Corners a bit bumped, a hint of dust-soil, slipcase worn, else Very Good overall. Collected articles first published in the Tuscan Resistance newspaper "La Nazione del Popolo"..... More
New York: The Bowery News Co., 1959. First Edition. Tabloid, ca 17-1/2" x 12"; 12pp. Horizontal fold (as issued); printed on blue paper; bit of sun-fading at folded edge, else a rather fresh, well-preserved copy, VG or better. Contributions from "Buffalo Chuck," "Hobo Buck and Margie," "Old Timer J.N.," and..... More
New York: Weekly Masses Co., Inc., 1937. First Edition. Contents include contributions by Marguerite Young, Ivor Montagu, Lou Partnow, Kenneth Rexroth, Victor Gollancz, Henry Hart, Granville Hicks, and others, with illustrations by William Sanderson, John Mackey, Theodore Scheel, Ben Yomen, Herb Kruckman, and Sylvia Wald, et al. Quarto (31cm); illustrated..... More
Woodstock, NY: Center, 1972. Quarto. Side-stapled pictorial card wrappers; text mimeo-printed; 83pp. Occasional handling wear and creasing, but a complete, Very Good copy overall. Contributors include William Irwin Thompson, Opal Nations, Ray DiPalma, Phillip Lopate, Clarence Major, Walter Lowenfels, Lynn Sukenick, many others. From the editor's introduction to this issue..... More
New York: Common Sense, 1936. Single quarto issue. Original pictorial staple-bound wrappers; 30pp. Small institutional de-accession stamp, else Near Fine. Single issue of this influential Depression-era magazine of left-wing news and opinion. Contributors to this issue include James Rorty ("The Tragedy of Private Medicine"); Upton Sinclair ("Mrs. Dilling Entertains"); Herbert..... More
New York: The Militant Publishing Association, 1968. First Edition. Well-preserved copy of this newspaper affiliated with the Socialist Workers Party, with contents dealing with the San Francisco GI's peace march, Panther leaders attacked by police in Seattle court, Oakland Panthers in court, victimization of NY Panthers by a mob of..... More
