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New York: A.J. Muste Memorial Institute, 2001. Pamphlet. 51p., wraps, minor wrinkling of a few pages else very good condition, 3.75x9 inches. Instituto Commemorativo de A.J. Muste serie de ensayos no. 13.

New York: A. J. Muste Memorial Institute, 2000. Pamphlet. 50p., staplebound upright 9x3.8 inch wraps, later printing, minor creasing else very good condition. A. J. Muste Memorial Institute essay series, no. 1.

New York: The Labor Educator, 2003. Pamphlet. 23p., stapled glossy wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good first printing. Cover subtitle: How members can reclaim their rights and have a voice and a role in their unions. Kelber, a former member of the Communist Party, had been a union printer, CIO activist, academic, and labor journalist.

Cambridge: 100 Flowers Bookstore, 1975. Magazine. 16p. includes covers, 8.25x10.25 inches, articles, reviews, photos, news, very good newsletter in pastebound wraps. Bookshop review of books. Cover story on Tillie Olsen's "Yonnondio" Also articles on a meeting of collectives, open marriage and Burt Alpert's "Inversions" NOTE: This is not the Maoist newsletter of the same title out of Stanford.

New York: Catholic Freedom Foundation, 1965. Handbill. Single 8.5x11 sheet, printed one side only, "From John Birch Society" penciled along one edge, blank verso unevenly toned, else very good condition. "We the undersigned, are firmly convinced that the Kremlin's triumphing strategy (now in advanced stages of development) for our nation's defeat is 'Encirclement + Infiltration + Subversion + Demoralization + Capture!' We are convinced that if domestic communists (so powerfully assisted by American fellow-travelers, pseudo-liberals, opportunists and dupes) continue as little exposed and opposed as heretofore, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA will inevitably fall into the hands of the U.S.S.R. - without a bomb dropped!" The statement and partial endorsement list appeared in ads in the national Catholic conservative weekly "The Wanderer" in the September 30 and October 14, 1965 issues.

n.p.: World Can't Wait, [201-]. 11x17 inch mini-poster, very good. Undated, but text refers to the 2012 presidential campaign ("'Shut down Guantanamo' and 'Obama 2012' are mutually exclusive"). The text describes voting as "doing the same thing over again and expecting different results." Posits Obama as a war criminal on equal terms with Bush. World Can't Wait is a mass organization affiliated with the Revolutionary Communist Party.

New York: International Publishers, 1929. Hardcover. 192p., first edition, black cloth boards with titling in yellow, previous owner's name and inscription on front blank end paper, lacking dust jacket, spine lightly faded, boards somewhat rubbed else good condition. *Hanna 1443. "Proletarian sketches and poetry," (Hanna).

n.p., n.d.. Pinback Button. 3-inch diameter pin, very good, minor foxing on edge. The acronym stands for "We don't want your fu@#ing war.

New York: New School for Social Research, 1949. Magazine. pp137-216, 6x8.25 inches, essays, excerpts from plays and novels, illustrated with drawings, ads, very good booklet in stapled gray wraps. Student publication from the New School.

New York: New Century Publishers, 1953. Paperback. 95p., slightly worn wraps else very good condition, 5.5x7.75 inches. *Seidman F160.

New York: 13th Moon, Inc, 1983. Magazine. 207p., 6x9.25 inches, poetry, prose, fiction, art, very good literary journal in pictorial wraps.

New York: Masses & Mainstream, 1955. Paperback. 252p., shelf worn wraps faded on spine, spine creased and sun faded, else good condition. "The first half of the book describes Blawnox Workhouse, the prison in Pennsylvania where he served his sentence. The second half tells the story of his trial before Judge Montgomery in Pittsburgh for violation of the Smith Act, with Nelson acting as his own lawyer. The final chapter is an abridged version of his closing address to the jury." *Seidman N70.

various, various dates. Fifteen different paperback novels by Reynolds, the radical science fiction author who was for many years associated with the Socialist Labor Party and included many Marxist ideas in his fiction (Deathwish World, for example, features an IWW member as its hero). He is best known in popular culture for writing the first novel of any kind based on the Star Trek franchise. All are common paperback editions, generally good to very good, decent reading copies. Titles present are: Earth Unaware, The Cosmic Eye, The Towers of Utopia, The Lagrangists, After Utopia, Perchance to Dream, Space Visitor, Rolltown, Deathwish World (with Dean Ing), Sweet Dreams, Sweet Princes (with Michael Banks), The Best Ye Breed, Lagrange Five, Computer World, Brain World, The Rival Rigelians, and of course The Best of Mack Reynolds.

Chicago: NUWO, 1976. Four-page tabloid newspaper format publication issued after the founding convention of the NUWO (a front group of the RCP). Horizontal fold, uneven toning, an apparent footprint at the top; text in English and Spanish.

Chicago: NUWO, 1976. Four-page tabloid newspaper format publication issued after the founding convention of the NUWO (a front group of the RCP). Horizontal fold, some toning; text in English and Spanish.

New York: Soviet Russia Today, 1944. Pamphlet. 15p., staplebound pamphlet 5x7.5 inches; wrappers slightly toned, else good condition.

Washington DC: GPO, 1957. Pamphlet. v, 18p., wraps slightly shelf worn and creased, else good condition. Cover title: at head of title: 85th Congress, 1st session, Committee print.

n.p.: Socialist Workers Party, [197-]. Pinback Button. 1.5-inch diameter button, black and red text on yellow background, very good. Refers to the 1971 change in the voting age from 21 to 18, a response to criticism that 18-year-olds could be sent to die in Vietnam but not vote on the candidates who sent them there.

Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1959. Hardcover. 384p., hardbound first edition in pale-apricot boards titled red, in dust jacket. A nice copy, no ownership or other marks; unclipped dj is bright but has a small adhesion scar to front panel affecting author's name, and back panel has a light dampstain with offset color. A presentably good copy. "Such bltoches on a nation as race riots, lynchings, government corruption and graft, scandal in high places and the shocking growth of teen-age gangs provided the ingredients of certain explosion," (dustjacket).

[Washington DC]: Service Employees International Union, AFL-CIO, CLC, 1984. Paperback. 326p., paperback, very good.