The I.W.W. In Theory and Practice by I.W.W

Record clean and pristine . Jacket corner cut top left side. Clear sleeve. Red label on record

San Francisco: Industrial Workers of the World, 1972. Newsletter. [6p.], 8.5x11 inch sheets; light toning along edges, else very good condition.

San Francisco: Idnustrial Workers of the World, 1972. Newsletter. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet printed both sides, date penned in corner, toned along edges else very good condition. Lists upcoming events; reverse asks the reader to sign a petition against genocide intended to stop police killings of minorities in the US.

Industrial Workers of the World, 2005. Small stapled pamphlet "Limited Centenary Concert edition June 2005". Softcover. Very Good.

Chicago: I.W.W., 1972. As new! Paper bound in red stapled wrappers, published in March 1972, 48pp. A fine, unmarked copy. 55 grams. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Montclair: Allanheld, Osmun & Co, 1979. First Edition. Octavo (21.5cm.); cloth boards in black dustjacket; 358pp; illus. Warmly inscribed on front endpaper: "To my friend Paul Whipple, with all good wishes from 'Mitch' author of Mean Things this 10th of March 1980." Minimal wear; Near Fine in lightly rubbed jacket.

Toronto: Industrial Workers of the World 1909, 1st edition. (Staplebound) 64pp. Near fine. Includes musical notation. Identified on cover as: Canadian I.W.W. Songbook. (Music, Industrial Workers of the World, Labor Unions, Songbooks--I.W.W.).

New York: Oak Publications, 1965. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. 96pp. Pictorial red wrappers. Edges lightly rubbed, near fine. Swedish-American labor activist.

Paperback. Very Good. Book is very good for age. Minor cover and edge wear some creasing to front and back cover corners. Inside clean with some aged tanning has no markings or writing on text pages. Some moisture spots to text pages. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Chicago, IL: Industrial Workers of the World, 1957. Fifth Revised Edition. Paperback. Near Fine. Founded in Chicago in 1905, the members of Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) were nicknamed "Wobblies" - a name which stuck. Stapled wraps, 8vo size (9 inches tall), pp. 32, illustrated w. title page line drawing of two workers clasping hands and a centerfold spread showing the world of "The One Big Union Structure" ; volume w. minor creases and a short closed tear at top of back cover, else clean and unmarked throughout. Includes a promotional leaflet (11x8.5 inches) "Unionism - - - Man's Best Bet" w. self-addressed coupon to mail in for further information. Uncommon with the promotional leaflet loosely laid in.