Detroit, MI: Labor Publications, Inc, 1988. Paperback. 539p., wraps, very good condition.
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Montreuil, France: Presse-Edition-Communication, 1987. Magazine. Sixty-seven issues of the journal, from no. 21 to 89, a complete run for the period between January 14th 1985 and December 21st 1987. Issues present are Numbers 67 to 132 and a special supplement to Number 93. Average length around 28 pages, glossy covers, 8x11.5 inches. All with slightly worn wraps, some creasing and dog-earing, price stamp on front wrap of Number 74, "File Copy" stamped on front wrap of Number 80, else generally very good condition. Newsmagazine of world events from a Trotskyist perspective.
London: Porcupine Press & Socialist Platform Ltd, 1997. Paperback. 318p., wraps, very good condition. Revolutionary history, volume 6, no. 4.
Seattle: Freedom Socialist Publications, 1970. 71p., staplebound wraps, couple small stains to front cover, corner creased. Includes critiques of the SWP and Progressive Labor.
London: Socalist Platform Ltd, 1996. Paperback. 224p., wraps, very good condition.
Stanford: Hoover Institution Press, Stanford University, 1973. Hardcover. xi, 303p., corners lightly bumped else very good condition in like dj. Hoover Institution publications 119.
London: Socialist Platform, 1986. Hardcover. 302p., very good condition in a good dj with a faded spine.
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Montreuil, France: Presse-Edition-Communication, 1990. Magazine. Sixty-five issues of the journal, from no. 133 to 197, a complete run for the period between January 25th 1988 and December 24th 1990. Average length around 28 pages, glossy covers, 8x11.5 inches. All with slightly worn wraps, some soiling, "File Copy" stamped on front wrap of Numbers 149 and 150, pen marginalia on a few pages of Number 192, else generally very good condition. Newsmagazine of world events from a Trotskyist perspective.
New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1938. Hardcover. xv, 422p., first edition, minor browning of end papers from binders glue, previous owner's name, one corner slightly bumped else very good condition in a chipped and worn dj. The Commission was chaired by John Dewey, members included Alfred Rosmer, Otto Ruehle, Benjamin Stolberg, Carlo Tresca and others.
Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1996. Hardcover. x, 171p., very good condition in like dj.
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Magazine. Eleven issues of the magazine, a complete run for the year 1971. Various pagination, all 8.5 x 11 inches. Issues present are Volume 32 Numbers 1-11 and an index for the year. All have worn wraps, some soiling and creasing, Number 5 has a pencil notation on the front wrap, Numbers 7 and 9 have address labels on the front wraps, Number 5 has an address label on the rear wrap, and Number 11 has an ink stamp and the price crossed out and corrected in colored pencil on the front wrap, else generally good condition. Contributers include Joseph Hansen, George Novack and Ernest Mandel. Much coverage of the feminist movement, including an article on abortion, a review of "The Female Eunuch", and a special section on women in revolt in the March issue.
Austin: University of Texas Press, 1973. xvii, 603p., first edition, very good hardcover in lightly scuffed dustjacket.
London: Socalist Platform Ltd, 1996. Paperback. 224p., wraps front wrap stained else good condition.
London: Faber and Faber, 1986. 346p., wraps, paper toned else very good condition. First pubished as "Militant" in 1984. Revised and updated history of the Revolutionary Socialist League and Militant tendency the Labour Party in Great Britain.
New York: Pathfinder Press, 1974. Pamphlet. 22p., wraps, lightly creased, minor ink marks in a few margins else good condition.
New York: Intercontinental Press, 1977. Complete run for the year, 48 issues, 1456 pages in total; all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches, all with worn wraps, all vertically creased, some toning, some dog-earing, some small stains, Number 22 with damp stained rear wrap, Numbers 3, 43, and 48 with previous owner's name in pen on front wrap, else generally good condition. The Trotskyist answer to Newsweek, with coverage of international issues. Topics for 1977 include demonstrations in South Africa, CIA spying on Trotskyists, fighting in Zaire, Hector Marroquin's appeal for asylum in the US, criticism of Sadat for treaty with Israel, and much more.
Paris: Imprimerie - Editions Polyglottes, 1970. Pamphlet. 8p., self-wraps pamphlet, staple-fastened 7x5 inches, a little handled, a good clean copy.
New York: Intercontinental Press, 1970. Magazine. Complete run for the year, 43 issues, continously numbered, 1119 pages in total; all in original wraps, 8.5x10.75 inches, many with address sticker on front wrap, some creasing and small stains, Number 16 with coffee stain on front wrap, Number 1 beginning to come loose from wraps, Numbers 27, 31, 34, 36, and 39 with pen marks on table of contents, Numbe 4 with large stains throughout, Number 25 with some foxing to front wrap, else generally good condition. The Trotskyist answer to The Economist, with coverage of national and international issues, many articles written by local Trotskyists and often with original reporting. Contributors include Joseph Hansen, Ernest Mandel, George Novack, and Tariq Ali. Topics covered include the assassination of Fred Hampton, the Israel-Palestine conflict, the Kent State shooting, anti-Vietnam War organizing, Fidel Castro and Cuba, and more.
Molenbeek-Bruxelles: G. Vereecken, 1934. 40p., staplebound pamphlet, paper toned, minor edge chipping.
Toronto: Merchants PRess, 1958. Pamphlet. 28p., wraps, paper toned else good condition, 4.5x6.75 inches. Participants included Henri Gagnon, Council of Socialist Clubs, Ross Dowson, Socialist Educational League, The Senneterre Marxist Group and others.
