Born of the Storm
Trans. by Louise Luke Hiler. New York: Critics Group Press, 1939. 12mo. 251 p. 1st American ed. [8665]
Radical & Proletarian Literature
Born of the Storm
Trans. by Louise Luke Hiler. New York: Critics Group Press, 1939. 12mo. 251 p. 1st American ed. [8666]
Hail, Life!: Articles, Speeches, Letters
Foreword by S. Tregub. Trans. by Helen Altschuler. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, n. d. Wraps. 188 p. [32325]
Hail, Life!: Articles, Speeches, Letters
Foreword by S. Tregub. Trans. by Helen Altschuler. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, n. d. Wraps. 188 p. [22137]
Dopis z Fronty
Prelozila Vera Pickova. Praha: Nase Vojsko, 1950. 8vo. Cloth-backed boards. 175 p. 1st Czech edition. [73022]
With Sun in Our Blood
New York: Citadel Press, (1950). 12mo. Boards. 245 p. 1st ed. Hanna 2766. Rideout p. 299. [23581]
With Sun in Our Blood
New York: Citadel Press, (1950). 12mo. Boards. 245 p. 1st ed. Hanna 2766. Rideout p. 299. [36812]
Ajan Laulu
Hancock, Mich.: Työmienehen Kustyannusyhtiö, 1910. 12mo. Pictorial cloth. 142 p. 1st ed. Volume of poems written by the Finnish-Canadian Socialist and later Communist who was the editor of the Communist monthly "Viesti" ("The Message"). [70609]
Hornin Orjat
Port Arthur, Ont.: Työkansan Kustannusyhtiön Kustantama, (1913). 8vo. Wraps. 96 p. 1st ed. Volume of poems written by the Finnish-Canadian Socialist and later Communist who was the editor of the Communist monthly "Viesti" ("The Message"). [76090]
Hornin Orjat
Port Arthur, Ont.: Työkansan Kustannusyhtiön Kustantama, (1913). 8vo. Wraps. 96 p. 1st ed. Volume of poems written by the Finnish-Canadian Socialist and later Communist who was the editor of the Communist monthly "Viesti" ("The Message"). [73224]
Kostaja
Hancock, Mich.: Työmienehen Kustyannusyhtiö, 1911. 8vo. Cloth. 127 p. 1st ed. Novel written by the Finnish-Canadian Socialist and later Communist who was the editor of the Communist monthly "Viesti" ("The Message"). [70607]
Sara Kivistö
Astoria, Ore.: Toverin Kustannusyhtiö, (1913). 8vo. Cloth-backed boards. 142 p. 1st ed. Volume of poems written by the Finnish-Canadian Socialist and later Communist who was the editor of the Communist monthly "Viesti" ("The Message"). [70608]
Looking Ahead
Trans. by David Skvirsky. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, n.d. 293 p. Stalin Prize 1947. [12424]
Looking Ahead
Trans. by David Skvirsky. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, n.d. 293 p. Stalin Prize 1947. [12425]
The Train
Trans. by Marie Budberg. New York: KSnopf, 1949. 281 p. 1st American ed. [12426]
La Revolucion y la Novela en Rusia: (Lectura en al Ateneo de Madrid)
Madrid: Publicaciones Epañolas, 1961. 16mo. Wraps. 281 p. El Libro para Todos 12. First edition. [90300]
Doctor Crosby's Strange Experience; or, A New World by 1944
Illus. by Donald Lathrop. Kansas City, Mo.: The Peerage Press, (1935). 8vo. Wraps. 96 p. 2nd printing. Sargent p. 104. Negley 890. Utopian socialist novelette. [41757]
Okhrannaya Gramota
Roma: Edizioni Aquario, 1970. 16mo. Wraps. 93 p. [43076]
We're the People
With: Ballads by the Workers. Illus. by Syd Fossum. Duluth, Minn.: Midwest Labor, n.d. 8vo. Pictorial wraps. 128 p. 1st ed. [44496]
The Golden Rose
Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, n.d. 8vo. Fabrikoid binding. 236 p. [42228]
The Golden Rose
Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, n.d. 8vo. Fabrikoid binding. 236 p. [42229]
The Golden Rose
Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, n.d. 8vo. Fabrikoid binding. 236 p. [73297]
Selected Stories
Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1949. 12mo. Wraps. 300 p. [30547]
Geboirim fun der Nacht
Los Angeles: Chaver Paver Book Committee, 1950. 8vo. Pictorial cloth. 315 p. 1st edition. Novel of Jewish partisan warfare during World War II. Text in Yiddish. [89449]
The World a Department Store
Illus. by Harry C. Wilkinson. Lewiston, Maine: Self-published, (1900). Small 8vo. Cloth. xv, 311 p. 1st ed. Wright III, 4138. Sargent p. 63. Negley 899. Lewis p. 143. "Describes a businessman's utopia based on efficient distribution by co-op department stores, a 'practical' application of Christianity. Peck actually tried this experiment"..... [9914]