union label (8 Ergebnisse)

paperback. Zustand: Good.

hardback, 8vo, 416pp, slight browning on edges, otherwise clean and sound, no inscriptions, Very Good / dustwrapper edges rubbed and slightly frayed. ISBN: 0701113480.

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. First edition. Illustrated by Dunlap. Very good paperback. Minor rubbing on paper cover edges.

Ephemera. Zustand: Near Fine. Small yellow paper label [1.25" x 2.25"] with black printing. Gum/adhesive on the reverse. Unused, no flaws. Neat piece of ephemera from turn of the century era American industrial labor.

Zustand: Fair. Acceptable condition. Spine worn. Dampstained. [christian, christianity, religion].

Ephemera. Zustand: Very Good. Light lavender colored bifolded card [13 x 7.5 cm] printed on all sides with a folded handwritten letter [20 x 12.5 cm] laid in. Card is signed and neatly filled in with contemporary black ink. Some light fading to card. [Bracketed text in title is manuscript inked into the blank spaces.]. The folded card is a miners' union account book, printed with illustration, text, and blanks to be filled out by hand. The laid in sheet of paper is a simple lined sheet, torn on one side with handwriting in ink on both sides; one side contains a letter signed by John Carlson [Altman, CO] addressed to A. W. Dusenberry [Ouray, CO], the reverse side contains sporadic jotted notes. The letter reads: "Altman [Colorado] Nov. 7 | 1897 | Mr. A. W. Dusenberry [?] | Ouray. Colo | Dear Sir | Please find inclosed Posted | Money order for $4.70 due to you | from the 1st of Aug. to the | 15the of Nov. 1897. | Yours Resp | John Carlson | P.S. Due to you from the | 25 of June to the 8 of J[anuary?] | 1898 | Please return my paper | from American [?] to | Altman Colo" The jotted notes on the reverse side (in the same hand) are sporadic and messy but mostly still legible.

Unbound. Zustand: Fine. First edition. Broadside. Single sheet, measuring 5" by 11" printed in dark blue on recto only. Illustrated with eagle motif engraving at upper margin of recto and typographical union label at lower margin. Two neat folds with a few short edge tears, else about fine. California poet Charles Wesley Kyle, born in 1853, was the author of *Forest Leaves and other Poems*, published in San Francisco by D. S. Stanley in 1894 and *Yosemite, The World's Wonderland* published in San Francisco in 1915. A pro-union broadside in support of William McKinley for president, concluding: 'We'll vote for Protection and McKinley!'. A political song in support of William McKinley, free labor and protectionism, consisting of five stanzas in thirty-three lines, with the refrain: "Hurrah for Protection and McKinley!." The July 8,1896 issue of the *San Francisco Call* reports that this song was sung at a Republican event at the Phoenix Club to the tune of "Marching Through Georgia." The report said "It gives promise of becoming a popular campaign ballad. Unrecorded by *OCLC.*.

Zustand: Near Fine. Broadside leaflet (3 ½" x 6"). To be distributed in support of women's suffrage, which poses the question: "Are you willing that American women shall be possessed of fewer political rights than the women of other lands?" Very light crease, a near fine copy of a scarce ephemeral item. Not in *Krichmar*. No copies in *OCLC*.