Vote Workers League, Ed Winn for President de Workers League - 1984

Mehring Books, 1990-12. Paperback. Good.

Chicago: Demos Press, 1946. Newspaper. 4p. newspaper, paper browned, folded horizontally, with minor chipping in margins, 11.50x17 inches. The group was led by Hugo Oehler and Sidney Lens. Articles include "Murder at Gridley" on rail strikers murdered by company goons at Gridley, Illinois and an article on internal struggles in the UAW.

Chicago: Demos Press, 1946. Newspaper. 4p. newspaper, paper browned, folded horizontally, with minor chipping in margins, 11.5x17 inches. The group was led by Hugo Oehler and Sidney Lens. Headlines - "Soldiers strike against U.S. imperialism" and "Strikes spread agaist [sic] boss lockouts and rising prices

New York: League for a Workers World, 1955. Newsletter. Single issue of the mimeographed discussion bulletin of the LWW, 8.5x11 inches, 10p., pictorial cover with torch, faint splatter stain to cover, last page loose but present. The League for a Workers World was formerly the Libertarian Socialist League, and its newsletter formerly Socialist Views. Includes discussions of theoretical issues and the nature of Marxism, a poem by Ann Wilcox, a statement on the need for socialists to fight for integration, and more.

New York: Young Workers Liberation League, 1976. 11p., folded tabloid format newspaper, worn and evenly toned, ex library with ownership stamps on front wrap and address label on rear wrap else good condition. Issued by the CP's youth group.

San Francisco: WSL, 1988. 21p., stapled wraps, 8.5x11 inches, touch of rust to staples, a few small stains on front wrap else very good. Trotskyist periodical, with coverage of world events as well as social issues in the US. Cover article on Palestinian intifada.

San Francisco: RUL, RWF, 1982. 8.5x14 inch mimeographed leaflet, printed on the back of a sheet of stationery from the City Workers Voice (City Workers Rank and File Committee); two fold-creases, minor rust stain at edge else good condition. Calls for the formation of international brigades to overthrow the junta.

Oak Park, MI: Labor Publications, 1994. Newsletter. 22p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, very good condition. International workers bulletin reader series no. 1.

Oak Park, MI: Labor Publications, 1994. Newsletter. 30p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, very good condition. International workers bulletin reader series no. 3.

New York: Young Workers Liberation League, 1977. 11p., folded tabloid format newspaper, worn and evenly toned, address label of National Lawyers Guild on rear wrap else good condition. Issued by the CP's youth group.