Sault Sainte Marie, Ontario: Algoma University College, 1978. Octavo, card covers, pp x, 178. Illustrated. VG copy.

New York: Masses & Mainstream, 1952. Green cloth. Endpaper tanning, VG+ otherwise, no owner names. Price-clipped jackdet has mild rubbing, small tears, at spine ends; splits to front flap fold; corner crease and two small snags to front panel; one inch tear to rear panel; generally VG otherwise, still respectable in appearance, colours bright. An autobiographical novel of a Jewish boyhood in Poland by this American Communist author. In Ridout.

New Bedford, MA: The Darwin Press, no date [1948]. Green cloth. [2], vi, 7-233, [2] pp + frontispiece portrait and numerous plates. Rubber stamp of American Merchant Marine Library Association to front pastedown; AMMLA presentation label to front free endpaper; rubber stamped to top page edges; foxing to endpapers, page edges, and first three leaves; a good, unworn copy otherwise, tight in the binding. Furuseth was leader of the SUP and the ISU seamen's unions on the west coast of the USA. Contributions by Robert LaFollette, Louis Adamic, John L. Lewis, Fiorella LaGuardia, and many others.

Toronto: Progress Books, 1949. Blue cloth. pp 224 + frontispiece portait. Very good clean, tight and unworn jacketless copy, no owner names. Rev. Smith, a Methodist minister, was a advocate of the social gospel who served in the Manitoba legislature 1920-22 and joined the Communist Party in 1925. He remained a member for the rest of his life. One of the few first-hand accounts of the strike at the coal mine at Bienfait, Saskatchewan, and subsequent riot. Peel(3) 6972.

New York: Socialist Party, 1934. Octavo, pp (12), stapled in self wrappers. Partial spine split neatly repaired; corner creases; small tear and creases to fore edge of one leaf; VG otherwise. On front cover is affixed a blue postage stamp-like sticker of the Continental Congress for Social Reconstruction. Laid in is a strip of paper advising people to study and discuss socialist principles. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Boston: Little, Brown, 1930. Blue cloth lettered in light green. pp (8), 301, [3]. Yellowing to page edges; Labor Day, 1931, ink owner inscription at front; creased nicks to upper inner corner of pp 281-90; else a VG clean, tight and unworn jacketless copy. Peel III 2661. Weinrich , Social Protest, 1302. Beames, born in India in 1889, went out to Canada at age 15 where he worked as a hunter, trapper, freighter, labourer, and lumberjack in the Canadian Northwest. This novel, the first of his three, was reprinted in 1988, and there was a Canadian issue (McClelland & Stewart) also in 1930 (made from US sheets). Based on his experiences of pioneer life in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

New York: 1956. 16mo, card covers, red page edges. A paperback original, Dell First Edition 94. Just a little leaned, light rubbing to spine folds, else a VG clean, tight, and uncreased copy. "A twelve-mile stretch of weathered cobblestone cleaving its way from New York Harbor deep into South Brooklyn." Brooklyn novel by the noted 30s left wing author of UNION SQUARE (1933) and many other novels. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

London: Lawrence & Wishart, 1971. Black boards, pp 364, index. Ink owner name else fine in VG+ jacket. Louis Auguste Blanqui was a professional French revolutionary who was active in period from the restoration of the Bourbons to the defeat of the Paris Commune. He spent 33 of his 76 years in nearly 30 different prisons.

New York: Saturday Review Press / Dutton, 1974. Cloth & boards. pp 279; notes, index. Ink owner name, else fine in VG jacket.

New York: Critics Group, 1937. 12mo (93) Stapled, in yellow card covers. Covers a little dusty, yellowing to page edges, else a VG clean, uncreased, and tight copy, no owner names. A Marxist analysis, no. 5 in the Critics Group Series. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced, depending upon your location.

Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press, 1963. Grey cloth. pp 181; biographical directory, index. Ink owner name, else fine in VG price-clipped jacket.

Boston: Group Free Society, 1944. Black cloth. 200 pp. Light foxing to page edges, endpapers, VG otherwise. Author's memoirs of 50 years in the socialist and labour movements, by a Russia-born author. Includes a visit with Peter Kropotkin and a meeting with Trotsky.

Toronto: Progress Books, 1967. Card covers. pp 98. Ink owner name on title page, else fine. Buck was for many years head of the Communist Party of Canada. Note: lighter parcel, any default shipping price may be reduced.

Ottawa: House of Commons, 1939. Tall octavo, green card covers. pp 38, [2], text in double columns. Text paper a bit toned, sunning to margins of covers, soft curl to upper outer corners; VG. Front cover rubber stamped "Compliments of J.S. Woodworth". Verbatim "Official Report" of selected debates in the House of Commons by CCF members, including "Greatest Canadian" Tommy Douglas. These six were the first members of the new social democratic party to be elected in 1935 (along with A.A. Heaps). Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

London: The Independent Labour Party, 1921. 16 pp, stapled, in self wrappers. A little curled at bottom from light damp stain throughout; else fine. I.L.P. Pamphlets. New Series. No. 43. "A war between the Unites States and Japan may not be the end of civilization, but it would certainly mean the ultimate doom of Europe becase of its effect on the development of China." Focuses on China and Japan. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced, depending upon your location.

Vancouver: New Star Books, 1978. The simultaneous paper issue. 95 pp. Copy for review with ink notations on the half-titlte leaf; very nearly fine otherwise. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

New York: Jero Publishing Company, 1953. Card covers. pp 168 + photos. Covers rubbed, corner creases, VG clean and unworn copy otherwise. Letters to their attorney and each other published to raise money for the future of their sons.

Berlin: Büchergile Gutenberg, 1931. Octavo, light blue cloth lettered in red. Spine and inner margins of covers a bit darkened; damp stain with white tide mark to inner from cover; yellowing to endpapers; yellowing and a bit of foxing to page edges; comic private bookplate at front; else a VG unworn jacketless copy. The sixth novel in the Jungle series, published in English as THE CARRETA. Traven was on the first list of authors banned by the Nazis in 1933.

Berlin: Buchmeisterverlag, 1931. Later German edition. 12mo, orange cloth, dark orange endpapers, yellow top page edges. pp (279(, (1, ads). Spine lightly darkened, else a VG+ jacketless copy, no owner names. A novel first published Berlin, 1926, as DER WOBBLY, it was revised, expanded, and retitled for later editions. Published in English as THE COTTON PICKERS in 1956.