Resultados de búsqueda: Communist Party USA from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

New York: Central Committee, Communist Party, 1936. Magazine. 32p., wraps, front wrap lightly stained, pages browned, else good condition, 5.5x8.5 inches. This issue devoted to Central Committee & national suggestions on recruiting new members, pushing the Sunday Worker etc.

New York: National Organizing Committee to Found a Communist Youth Organization, 1982. Pamphlet. 22p., stapled wraps, 7.5x9.5 inches, a few small stains on front wrap, else very good condition. By the African American National Chairman of the Young Workers Liberation League.

New York: Horace Liveright, 1930. Hardcover. 376p., first edition, head of spine frayed, edges of cover worn, a bit dusty else good condition. *Rideout novel. "An early fictional version of the Gastonia strike, this novel describes in excruciating detail the efforts to organize a Southern textile mill. Under the leadership of Ferdinand Deane the workers strike, learn to cooperate, establish a form of self-government and develop working class consciousness. They are defeated by the vicious combined attacks of mill owners and government agencies but determine to continue organizing until America has become a land of justice." *Blake p. 247.

New York: Central Committee, Communist Party, 1938. Magazine. 40p., wraps slightly toned and a bit soiled, horizontally creased, paper slightly toned else good condition, 5.5x8.5 inches. Includes a two page report on the CPUSA mimeographed paper "Western Addition News" in San Francisco.

New York: New York Committee of the National Council of Jewish Communists, 1939. Handbill. 8.5x11 inch handbill printed both sides, horizontal fold crease, penciled notes in English state "Re Nazi-Soviet Pact" and "rec'd Sept. 1939." "Is the deal good for Jews? Some facts about the Soviet-German Non-Aggression Pact." Published after the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, an awkward time for Jewish Communists; argues that the Pact offers the best protection from fascism and war.

New York: Jewish-American Section, International Workers Order, n.d.. Ephemera. 4.5x3.75 inch sheet with cartoon depicting Hitler running away from tanks labeled Bar Kokhba, Haim Solomon, and Shalom Aleichem. Fold-creased. Appears to have been a receipt marking a fifty cent donation to the tank fund.

New York: Central Committee, Communist Party, 1938. Magazine. 40p., wraps slightly toned and a bit soiled else good condition, 5.5x8.5 inches.

New York: International Publishers, 1974. Paperback. 608p., ex library with all the usual markings else good condition. Fourth printing, first published in 1954.

New York: National Federation for Constitutional Liberties, 1945. Pamphlet. 15p., wraps, paper toned, minor creasing of the upper right hand corner else good condition, 4x9 inches. The Federation was considered by many a "front" for the Communist Party USA.

New York: F.S.U. Publications, Inc, 1942. Magazine. 38p., single issue of the magazine marking the 25th anniversary of the Russian Revolution, 9x11.75 inches, very good. Cover story: "America salutes her Soviet ally. A nationwide pledge of American-Soviet friendship.

New York: [Communist Party, USA], [197-?]. Pamphlet. Eight panel brochure, 3.5x8.5 inches, very good condition.

New York: Political Affairs Publishers, 1980. Pamphlet. 19p., stapled wraps, 3.75x8.5 inches, top corner of rear wrap dog-eared, else very good condition. A Political Affairs Reprint.

New York: F.S.U. Publications, Inc, 1936. Magazine. 66p. special issue of the magazine marking the 19th anniversary of the Russian Revolution, 9x11.75 inches, very good.

New York: Young Workers Liberation League, 1973. Newspaper. 7p., folded tabloid newspaper format, evenly toned, else very good condition. Text in English and Spanish. Publication of the youth group affiliated with the Communist Party USA. Articles include "Analysis: The Middle East Crisis," "U.F.W. Struggles Continue," and "Chile an [sic] Youth Appeal.

New York: F.S.U. Publications, Inc, 1935. Magazine. 100p. special issue of the magazine for the anniversary of the Russian Revolution, 9x11.75 inches, some tears at spine, edgewear to covers.

New York: F.S.U. Publications, Inc, 1949. Magazine. 38p., single issue of the magazine marking the 32nd anniversary of the Russian Revolution, 8.5x11 inches, very good.

New York: Modern Age Books, 1940. Hardcover. xii, 346p., illus., first edition, cover slightly edge worn with minor soiling else good condition lacking the jacket. "After sleeping for a century, an American wakes to explore the Utopian world of 2040." *Hanna 1717. Hicks left the Communist Party in 1939. He conjectures that Americans still play baseball in 2040.

New York: Fairplay Publishers, 1950. Paperback. 191p., wraps slightly creased else good condition.

Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1995. Hardcover. xiv, 226p., illus., boards, first edition, touching gift inscription else very good condition in an edge worn dust jacket. The inscription: "To Debby, Who in some ways is a descendant of Gastonia - metaphorically speaking - and the historic labor struggle in which her mother participated as did her father in a lesser role, With love, Mom & Dad [Sophie & Si Gerson], 12/25/95" Both individuals are noted in the book.

New York: The Carriage Antique Shop, 1962. Handbill. 8.5x11 inch letter about the conspiracy to poison Senator Joseph McCarthy who went to the hospital to treat a knee injury and died five days later; small stain on right edge, a folding crease, else very good. Signed by the authors.