New York: Four Walls Eight Windows, 2004. First edition. Octavo. Green cloth, spine and upper panel blind-stamped; illustrated wrap around dust jacket. Decorated end papers. Graphic illustrations by Sue Coe, text by Judith Brody. Inscribed and illustrated by Coe on the title page, with offsetting to facing blank page, "For.....

[New York:]: Viking, [2001]. First American edition. Black cloth, salmon boards, gilt spine. 580 pp. Black and white photos. Third and final volume of Skidelsky's definitive biography of Maynard Keynes, dealing with the period from 1937, when Keynes had become the most famous economist and one of the most famous.....

Ohio: N.p., N.d., but c. 1917. Vintage flier. One salmon-colored sheet, printed in black, recto and verso.  15.5 x 14.5 cm. Intended to be folded vertically, this example has not been folded. Very good plus. Smaller size than a broadside, probably created to give as handouts at meetings or street.....

New York City: National American Woman Suffrage Association, March, 1917. Vintage flier. One salmon-colored sheet, printed in black. Verso blank.  12 x 17.5 cm. Very good plus. Smaller size than a broadside, probably created to give as handouts at meetings or street corners. The National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA).....

New York City: National American Woman Suffrage Association, N.d., but c. 1917. Vintage flier. One salmon-colored sheet, printed in black. Verso blank.  12 x 17.5 cm. Very good plus. Smaller size than a broadside, probably created to give as handouts at meetings or street corners. Earlier printings state “BECAUSE 5,000,000.....

Washington, DC: John Basil Barnhill, February 1912 - January 1914. Octavos. Stapled, printed self wrappers. A few issues untrimmed and/or unopened. Some minor occasional soiling and rust at stapled edges; a very good set of the complete run of this short-lived anarchist periodical, planned as a monthly but Barnhill was.....

Belp-Bern, Promachos-Verlag:, 1918. First edition. First Swiss edition (concurrent with German issue). Octavo (119, [1] pp). Substantially uncut in original printed wrappers, lettered in red and black; publisher's emblem on title-page. Scattered foxing to edges on front wrap, sunning edge on rear wrap, else a near fine copy in German.  Trotsky’s.....

London: The Fabian Society, 1907. First edition, first printing. Original stiff green wrappers, pictorial label. 48 pp. Small nick to spine, faint corner wear, otherwise an unusually nice copy.  A revised and expanded version of Wells’s essay first published in The Independent Review (Dec. 1905), this Fabian Society pamphlet critiques.....

Finsbury Park, London: H. Finer, [1922]. Original printed wrappers, stapled. 23pp. Edges square, very good or better.  First edition. Report of a Meeting at Millbank School. Wells delivers an urgent public address on postwar economic recovery, critiquing the inequities of global finance and the shielding of the wealthy elite from.....

[London:]: Freedom Press, [July, 1945]. First edition, first impression. Printed wrappers, stapled. 16pp. [13.5 x 11 cm.] Lightly toned at edges, else fine. Woodcock was a Canadian political writer who resided in England for the formative years of his life where he pursued his interest in anarchism and Libertarianism. The.....

New Haven: Yale University Press, 1930. Large quarto. Original blue printed wrappers, signatures sewn. Vol. XX September 1930 No. 1. [lvi,216,lxiv pp.]  Wrapper's lap-edges with small nicks, short split to upper wrapper at spine edge, tape residue to top edge of the upper wrapper and similarly to the top edge.....

Cork / Oxford: Cork University Press / B. H. Blackwell, Ltd., 1947. Blue card wrappers, printed in black, sewn. 22pp. First edition. Foreword by Denis Gwynn, includes the text of George Russell's (A.E.) previously unpublished letter of protest to Yeats, as well as other matter pertaining to the Davis Centenary.....