New York: Pathfinder Press, 1972. First Edition. Octavo. Staple-bound pamphlet; pictorial thick paper wrappers; 15pp. Slight wear; vertical crease; a few ink notes in margins; a Good reading copy. Interview, first published in the Intercontinental Press (1972). More
London: National Minority Movement, 1928. First Edition. 12mo. Staple-bound pamphlet; 66pp. Pencil marginalia throughout; minor aging to wrappers; stamp of the Labor Research Ass'n (New York) to front cover. Very Good. More
New York: Macmillan, 1970. First Edition. First printing. Large octavo; olive cloth boards; dustjacket; 457pp; includes bibliography. Tight, well-preserved copy in original, unclipped dustwrapper. Jacket has a bit of toning to lighter portions but is still clean and un-rubbed. Near Fine. A thoroughly-researched and well-written guide to Shaker cuisine, including... More
![The Bishop Hill Colony: a Religious Communistic Settlement in Henry County, Illinois [Johns Hopkins Studies in Historical & Political Science, Tenth Series]. UTOPIAN COMMUNITIES - BISHOP HILL COLONY, Michael A. MIKKELSEN.](/pictures/medium/40132.jpg?v=1529353975)
Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1891. First Edition. Octavo (25cm). Publisher's gilt-stamped green cloth; 80, (2)pp. Lacks front free endpaper, else a tight, Very Good copy. Engraved bookplate and a few private accession stamps from the Library of Joseph S. Shefloe [Shefloe was long-time Professor of French at Johns... More
![Public Sale - pursuant to a Deed of Trust executed to me, on the 17th day of November, 1844, by Simeon Shurtliff, Anthony Baker and James Oatley [...] of and for the Columbian Phalanx, in Muskingum County and State of Ohio [...]. UTOPIAN COMMUNITIES, 19th-c. BROADSIDES - UTOPIAN COMMUNITIES.](/pictures/medium/34065.jpg?v=1529353751)
Zanesville, OH: Courier Office, 1845. Auction of the remains of the Columbian Phalanx (also known as the Columbian Association), a Fourierist commune near Zanesville, Ohio which appears (not atypically) to have survived only about a year; it was one of at least thirty such Fourierist experiments launched in America in... More
[Oneida Creek, NY]: Oneida Community, 1867. First Edition. Small daily newsletter issued by the Bible Communist commune of Oneida Creek, New York. First founded in 1843 by John Humphrey Noyes, the group was driven out of Putney, Vermont, in 1848, and eventually transitioned from a communal society to a joint... More
Zoar, Ohio: [Publisher not identified], 1867. Second Edition. Considerably revised and expanded edition of this utopian community's official songbook, originally published in 1852. A very nicely preserved copy in the original binding. An uncommon Zoar imprint, notably scarce in commerce. Revised and expanded from the first edition of 1852. 12mo... More
