New York: New Century Publishers, 1952. First Edition. Slim octavo (19.5cm); original printed wrappers, stapled; 24pp. Light wear and rubbing, some oxidation to staples, with two ink marks to margins; Very Good. "A call for unrestricted Negro suffrage and representation, and for the smashing of Jim Crow in our political..... More

New York: International Labor Defense, 1935. First Edition. "The horrors of a Georgia chain gang are described. This is the fate awaiting Angelo Herndon unless the widest possible defense is mobilized for him. Readers are urged to join the ILD for a united front defense" (SEIDMAN S226). Herndon (1913-1997) was..... More

New York: International Publishers, 1946. First Edition. Staple-bound pamphlet; 32pp. Pencil date to cover; foxed and sunned along edges; Very Good. "...communist analysis of differences among cartels, trusts, and combines, pointing out that conflicts of interest are continued in cartels, though not in other forms of monopoly" - SEIDMAN A44..... More

Chicago: Chicago Journal of Commerce, 1947. Octavo (21cm). Staple-bound pamphlet; printed paper wrappers; 61pp. Clean, tight and unmarked with a bit of dusting to covers; Very Good. Conservative journalist's exposé of Communist infiltration of American labor unions after WW2. 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

[New York? By the author, 1949]. First Edition. 12mo (16.25cm.); staplebound self-wrappers; 16pp.; printed from typescript. Fine. BRENNEMAN, p. 32; SEIDMAN B634: "Criticism of the Communist Party's 'left-deviationism.' The author...argues that true Leninists should support state capitalism in the U.S. as a transition to ultimate socialism." More

New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1940. 12mo (19.75cm.); publisher's green and white card wrappers; [641]-735pp. Light shelf wear, else Near Fine. More

New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1940. 12mo (19.75cm.); publisher's green and white card wrappers; [409]-487pp. Light wear else Near Fine. More

New York: The Daily Worker, 1935. First Edition. First printing. Limited issue; no. 50 of 100 clothbound copies signed by Burck. Quarto; tan buckram with titles and decorations stamped in brown on front and rear covers; 247pp. A lovely, fine copy, free of soiling or wear. There was a simultaneous..... More

New York: Daily Worker, 1933. First Edition. Transcript of Dimitroff's statement in self-defense before Germany's Supreme Court, made in Leipzig in December 1933, against accusations that he had participated in the Reichstag fire. Foreword by William L. Patterson, who at this time was head of the International Labor Defense. The..... More

Muskegon, MI: Muskegon Unemployed Council, 1932. An unrecorded Michigan newspaper, produced (briefly, we assume) by the Muskegon Unemployed Council. In addition to exposing corruption and mismanagement within Muskegon's municipal government, the paper makes repeated invitations to unemployed workers to join the Communist Party and read the Daily Worker, suggesting the..... More

Arlington: Historical Documentation Committee, Asia Books Periodicals, 1976. Reprint. Octavo. Yellow card wrappers; 95pp. Slight wear to spine; ownership signature on front page; else clean, tight copy in very good condition. More