New York: Spartacist, 1965. 16p., wraps, paper toned, otherwise very good; 8.5x11 inches. Cover story is "Harlem Riot and After
![[Seven items from the Socialist Workers Party\'s West Coast Vacation School and Camp]](https://d3525k1ryd2155.cloudfront.net/h/510/436/1276436510.0.m.jpg)
Los Angeles, etc.: [SWP], 1958. Group of seven documents from the SWP's western camp, which offered a chance to relax at a desert resort with classes and discussion sessions woven into the daily schedule. The lot includes brochures advertising the camps, instruction sheets for those attending, and lists of classes. Generally very good condition, with some handling wear and toning; the 1957 schedule is folded and toned, and the 1956 "final reminder" is foxed. Lecturers at the camps included high-profile Party muck-a-mucks like James P. Cannon; the 1958 session included Diamond Kimm, former editor of Korean Independence who was targeted by immigration authorities because of his politics. The camps were held at the Workmen's Circle Camp in Carbon Canyon, San Bernardino County, for several years; they then moved to Perris, in Riverside County.
![Cahiers du Feminisme [4 issues]](https://d3525k1ryd2155.cloudfront.net/h/500/436/1276436500.0.m.jpg)
Montreuil, France: LCR, 1987. Four issues of the magazine from 1986 and 1987. Issues present are Numbers 35 and 38-40. 35p. each, 8 x 11.75 inches, illus., all with worn wraps, some soiling, else generally good condition. Text in French. Published by the Ligue Communiste Révolutionnaire, a French trotskyist group here identified only as "LCR". Number 40 includes a section on women's sexuality, including an article on lesbian activists.
Amsterdam: International Institute for Research and Education, 1991. 71p., wraps, 8x11.5 inches, wraps worn and soiled, front wrap stained else good condition. (Notebooks for study and research, no. 14).
![[Two brochures from memorials in honor of Ed Gurske]](https://d3525k1ryd2155.cloudfront.net/h/414/436/1276436414.0.m.jpg)
Los Angeles; South Gate, CA, 1964. Two mimeographed brochures, each folded from an 8.5x11 inch sheet of paper, from events celebrating the life of the recently deceased unionist and socialist. One of the memorial meetings appears to have been organized by the SWP, and includes Tom Kerry among the speakers. The other program, with some stains to the edge, is for a memorial held at the UAW Local 216 hall in South Gate. Gurske had been a charter member of Local 216.
New York: US Committee for Justice to Latin American Political Prisoners, 1973. Single issue of the newsletter, 15p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps worn, 3 holes punched along spine with no loss of text else good condition. The USLA was affiliated with the Socialist Workers Party. Cover story on the Ninth anniversary of the Brazilian coup.
San Francisco: Organizacion Socialista de los Estados Unidos de Norteamerica en Solidaridad con Izquierda Internacional / October Publications, 2012. Pamphlet. 38p., wraps, very good condition, 5.5x8.5 inches. Text in Spanish.
New York: US Committee for Justice to Latin American Political Prisoners, 1973. Single issue of the newsletter, 15p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps worn and soiled else very good condition. The USLA was affiliated with the Socialist Workers Party. Cover story on Haiti under Jean-Claude Duvalier.
New York: Socialist Workers Party, 1963. 27p., wraps, mimeographed, 8.5x11 inches, edges mildly toned, wraps edgeworn, else good condition.
New York: Socialist Workers Party, 1967. Magazine. 12 issues of the bulletin, a complete run for the year 1967, various pagination, mimeographed on 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled at left, all with worn wraps, some small stains, front wrap of Number 4 lightly silverfished, top corner of rear wrap of Number 9 dog-eared, else generally good condition. Includes "The explosions in the ghetto shakes things up" by Nat W[einstein], "A contribution to the discussion on a Black Political Party," by Gloria Allen, "The Case for an Independent Black Political Party", coverage of the suspension of Arne Swabeck from the party, "Remarks on the Antiwar Movement" by David Fender, and more.
New York: Socialist Workers Party, 1963. 34p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, wraps worn else very good condition. Lead article is by the Socialist Labour League of Britain: Opportunism and emiricism, a reply to Joseph Hansen (31p.), also includes Letter from J. Cannon to New York, October 1962. Both works on Cuba and the Cuban missile crisis.
Berkeley, CA: Bay Area Spartacist League, 1966. 4p., 6.75x905 inches, illus., single issue of the newsletter, printed on a single sheet folded to make 4-panel brochure, mild bit of edgewear above the logo, else very good. Issue theme: "Radical Students and the Revolutionary Party." Appears to have been issued in anticipation of the SDS National Council meeting to be convened in Berkeley.
New York: Young Socialist Alliance, 1966. 23p., wraps, 8.25x10.5 inches, wraps worn and soiled else very good condition. Headline stories are The impact of Malcolm X. The right to protest. Special feature: Fifth national convention of the Young Socialist Alliance.
London: National Book Association / Hutchinson & Co, 1937. Paperback. vi, 287p., orange cloth wraps lightly soiled and foxed, corners slightly bumped, light foxing at text block sides, editorial note laid in, else very good.
London: The Black Dwarf, 1970. 12p., folded tabloid newspaper format, evenly toned, ink stamp and pencil notation on front wrap else very good condition. Cover story on the occupation of Northern Ireland, plus articles on the student movement, the genocide of indigineous people in South America, and more.
![Second congress of the Communist International [volume 2 only]](https://d3525k1ryd2155.cloudfront.net/h/963/671/1275671963.0.m.jpg)
London: New Park Publications, 1977. 331p., paperback, mildly shelfworn; volume 2 ONLY of the first publication in English of the complete minutes of the historic Congress in 1920 held under the leadership of Lenin and Trotsky. Translated from the German of 1921 by R.A. Archer.
New York: Spartacist, 1965. First four issues of the Spartacist, 16, 8, 16, and 16 pages respectively, 8.5x11 inches, wraps, evenly toned, some wear, Number 3 with pencil notation on front wrap, top corner chipped with no loss of text, and 1/2 inch closed tear on rear wrap else generally good condition. Articles on the Spartacists's split from the SWP, Fidel Castro and the Cuban Revolution, the arrest of Cuban Trotskyists, African American struggles, the bombing of Vietnam, and more.
New York: Central Committee of the Spartacist League, 1964. Single issue of the bulletin, 8p., newsprint toned but otherwise very good, 8.25x10.75 inches.
Amsterdam: International Institute for Research and Education, 1992. 43p., wraps, 8x11.5 inches, pen mark on front wrap else very good condition. (Notebooks for study and research, no. 16).
New York: Padell Book Co, 1952. Hardcover. 223p., first edition, very good condition in like dj. Erotic "memoir" by the poet, who was active in the Trotskyist movement in 1930s and in the New York City WPA writers project.
