New York: N.Y.U. Liberation Front, [1970]. “This issue of Bentré has been written and compiled by the women’s caucus of the N.Y.U. Liberation Front. We decided to put together this issue not as an answer to possible sexism in past issues but because we as women saw the need for..... More
Los Angeles: “Morning Freiheit”, [1963]. A seemingly unrecorded broadside (8 ½” x 11” published by the Los Angeles branch of the “Morning Freiheit” and issued in the wake of the Slánský trial in Prague - regarded by many in the Jewish community as an anti-Semitic show trial. Refutes the fear-mongering..... More
New York: Workers' Library Publishers, [ca. 1932]. First edition. Stapled, illustrated wrappers (5 ½” x 8 ½”), 17, [3] pp. Some light chipping to wrapper edges, two-hole punched near spine, not affecting text, VG overall. A little over a dozen copies of this edition in WorldCat. Scarce in commerce. Communist propaganda..... More
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New York: American Student Movement, 1970-1971. Two issues of newsletters associated with the Maoist American Student Movement at Columbia University. The earlier issue is called “Columbia Newsletter: Local Organ of American Student Movement (anti-imperialist) at Columbia University” and the later issue is “Columbia Student: Newsletter of the Columbia United of..... More
n.p.: n.p., [ca. 1939]. A purported confidential document issued before the U.S. entered WWII describing the ways Communists have infiltrated the U.S. Armed Forces. The first section includes excerpts from Communist publications describing the Communist attitude and objectives within the armed forces. The second section lists the methods of infiltration..... More
New York: American Youth Congress, 1935. The Declaration of Rights of American Youth was adopted by the Second American Youth Congress at Detroit, Michigan July 4-7, 1935. The document espouses the inalienable rights of young people, demands the abolition of child labor, and affirms the right of full employment, vocational..... More
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[New York: The Democracy of Thomas Jefferson of the City of New York], [1896]. First edition. A scarce surviving broadside (9 ½” x 15”) printing the proposed platform, constitution and resolution of the Democracy of Thomas Jefferson (officially, The Democracy of Thomas Jefferson of the City of New York), a...... More
Detroit: National May Day 1980 Committee, [1980]. An 8 ½” x 14” double-sided flyer distributed by the Revolutionary Communist Party on the “planned political execution” of Damian Garcia, an RCP member, who was stabbed to death in the Pico Aliso housing project in East LA on April 22, 1980. Contrary..... More
Detroit: Allan for Council Committee, [1946]. A mimeographed campaign flyer for Communist Party member William Allan’s campaign for the Detroit Common Council. Addressed to the National Negro Congress, a Communist Party affiliated organization founded in 1935, Allan criticizes the Council for “wasting” $100,000 on the Automotive Golden Jubilee while refusing..... More
[New York]: Workers Armed Defense Group, 1970. A single issue of this Marxist-Leninist newsletter and predecessor to “Red Star,” organ of the Red Women’s Detachment. In this issue, “Class War!” on the realization “that a peaceful solution to the class struggle is impossible;” an excerpt from Lenin’s “The Military Programme..... More
Chicago / Cambridge: New University Conference, 1970. A collection of articles written and produced collectively by a group of Harvard women affiliated with the New University Conference, who claim in the prologue, “The relation of Harvard to its women is similar to that of the missionary to his heathen.” Articles..... More
[Detroit?: n.p.], [1949]. First edition. Saddle-stapled, photo-illustrated wrappers; [12] pp.; illus. A scarce pamphlet in honor of Communist labor organizer, Bill McKie's, 72nd birthday. McKie was a Scottish-born member of the Sheet Metal and Braziers Union who emigrated to the U.S. in 1927 and began organizing a union at Ford..... More
New York: The Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, [ca. 1953]. First edition. Small, stapled wrappers (3 ¾” x 7 ¼”), 19 pp, three photographs. Light rubbing to wrappers, some toning to a small portion of rear wrapper. A dozen copies in WorldCat. Counter propaganda from the Veterans of the Abraham..... More
Baltimore: Firestarter Press, 2003. Reprint. Stapled, photocopied wrappers, 64 pp, illus. First issued in 1991, this pamphlet comprises a number of documents - most originally in Kurdish - of the 1991 Kurdish uprising in Iraq. Many of the documents are primary source statements and letters written by Kurdish workers involved..... More
[New York: Marxist-Leninist Party], [1971]. An 8 ½” x 11” mimeographed broadside published by the ultra-orthodox Marxist-Leninist Party on the true nature of May Day. The MLP contends that the bourgeoisie and petty-bourgeoisie have co-opted May Day with their “solemn ceremonies of bourgeois ‘Law Day’ carried out by the dust-covered..... More
London: Red Star Press Ltd., 1976. First edition thus. Small, glossy wrappers (4” x 5 ¾”), 58 pp. Soiling and foxing to wrappers, old price sticker to rear wrapper, about VG. Four copies in WorldCat (NYU, Michigan, Calif. State Univ., UC Davis). Originally published as an article in “Red Flag” no..... More
New York: Committee to Rebuild the National Welfare Rights Organization, 1973. The inaugural issue The Organizer, formerly the East Coast Organizer, the organ of the rebranded National Welfare Rights Organization after it had been taken over by Lyndon LaRouche’s National Caucus of Labor Committees. Much of the content related to..... More
[San Francisco]: Fillmore Club, Communist Party, [ca. 1946]. First edition. An 8 ½” x 11” mimeographed broadside on newsprint. Browning to paper; small hole, minor edgewear. No record for this broadside in WorldCat. Accuses the British and American ruling-class of establishing a military alliance that would declare war on the Soviet..... More
New York: Youth Against War & Fascism, 1970. A special issue of YAWF’s paper on the Vietnam War. One long article comprised of the following sections: I. Peace - an interlude between wars II. The class roots of the war III. “War is the continuation of politics by other means”..... More
Philadelphia: International Labor Defense, 1926. A card advertising a 1926 Philadelphia lecture by the apostate Episcopal priest, Bishop William Montgomery Brown, on “Labor and Religion” held at the Labor Institute under the auspices of International Labor Defense. The militant trade unionist, Fred Biedenkapp, also spoke on “Relief not Charity.” Brown..... More
New York: New York Council, and Youth Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities Committee, 1961. An 8 ½” x 11” hand-lettered, mimeographed flyer for an anti-HUAC event featuring Pete Seeger, Carl Braden and Frank Wilkinson held at the St. Nicholas Sports Center in NYC on April 21, 1961. The..... More
n.p., [1948?]. First edition. 8vo; stapled wrappers, 27 pp, photographic plates. A report by seven American Protestant clergymen and editors of religious journals who visited Yugoslavia in the summer of 1947. They found “a genuine equality of religion before the law and the beginnings of true tolerance.” This was contrary..... More
London: Soviet News, 1945. Stapled wrappers (4 ” x 7 ¼”), 72 p., four photographs from the conference. Wear along the spine with 2" split along the upper portion; toning to cheap paper. More
New York: Young Socialist Alliance, 1969. “This resolution was written for the Young Socialist National Convention to be held at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, December 27-30, 1969. It was drafted by the National Executive Committee of the Young Socialist Alliance. This draft resolution is a continuation and elaboration..... More
[New York]: Independent Socialist Clubs, 1969. Three internal documents from the women’s caucus of the Independence Socialist Clubs (ISC), a third camp Trotskyist group founded in Berkeley in 1964 by Hal Draper. These three items provide insight into the group’s structure, its place within the second wave feminist movement and..... More