London: Headley Brothers, [1915]. First edition. Twelvemo. Light blue wrappers printed in black & red; 128, [1] pp. The author calls for women the world over to organize and add their voices to the campaign against militarism and aggression. A Very Good copy with wrapper edges and spine browned, corners..... More
Milwaukee, WI: Published by the author, 1920. Third edition. Stapled, illustrated wrappers; 64 pp. In this uncommon patriotic publication, Milwaukee history teacher, Winfred Howe, provides "an exposure of the Hearst-inspirited [sic] Sinn Fein-German-Bolshevist propaganda, "The Poison in America's Cup," which was published in 1919 by a notable Hearst journalist, Philip..... More
Amsterdam: International Federation of Trade Unions, 1929. First edition. Octavo; stiff wrappers with Käthe Kollwitz cover illustration; 63 pp.; photographs. An anti-war publication told primarily through a collection of horrific photographs supplied by Ernst Friedrich, Director of the Anti-War Museum in Berlin. Published by the International Federation of Trade Unions..... More
Published by the author, 1969. First edition. Large 8vo; red cloth with gilt-printed spine, map endpapers, xiii, 289 pp, photographs, maps, dust jacket. The author, a successful banker and Congressman, recounts his experiences in WWI, much of it in epistolary fashion. Profusely illustrated with maps and photographs. Privately printed and..... More
New York: The Statesman Press, [1919]. First edition. Stapled wrappers (6” x 9”), 29 pp. Owner’s stamp to the top of the front wrapper and number to the top right corner, light wear to edges; some heavy offsetting likely from a newspaper clipping to pp. 28-29, VG. Just over a...... More
[New York: Published by the author], 1915. Second revised. 8vo; perfect-bound, plain wrappers, 99 pp. A scarce Pro-German account of the causes of the first World War first published in 1914. This revised edition was issued the following year and is expanded by over 30 pages. The author, “a loyal..... More