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Soft cover. Condición: Vrey Good Minus. First Paperback Ed. & 1st Printing!. Inventory # D638-1 FATE (Pulp Digest Magazine); Vol. 27, No. 9, Issue 294, September 1974 True Stories on The Strange, The Unusual, The Unknown - The Curse of Hope Diamond Published by Highland Park, IL: Clark Publishing Company ** ARTICLES AND STORIES (1) The Curse of Hope Diamond by Joseph Goodvage (2) Bill Bashers, The Man Who Heals With Love by Pat Mensch (3) Exploring Fairy Folklore, Part I by Jerome Clark (4) The Mysterious Saviour of Hadley by Phillip M. Perry (5) Ouija of Oz by Virginia W. Bass (6) Exorcism Anglican Style by Harry T. Cook II (7) The Devil and the 12-Year-Old by Ann Whitton (8) The Key to Fire Walking by Richard P. Levitt PRICE = $9; VG-; paper pull top to bottom on bc ** AUTHORS; Joseph Goodvage; Pat Mensch; Jerome Clark; Phillip M. Perry; Virginia W. Bass; Harry T. Cook II; Ann Whitton; Richard P. Levitt Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Book.

Softcover. Sound binding. Clean, bright pages. Wrappers have general light handling wear, including edge rubbing. Contents: Rowland, Melville answers the theologians: the ladder of charity in "The Two Temples." Bishop, Measurement upon measurement: the poetry of Jean-Pierre Burgart's Failles. Hatch, David Hartley: freewill and mystical associations. Adamson, Structure and meaning in Blake's "The Mental Traveller." Ewing, Andrea Palladio, 1518-1580: architect and humanist. Richard, La Nouvelle Revue Française devant l'Allemagne de 1909 à 1914. Durbach, Sacrifice and absurdity in The Wild Duck. Nassar, Illusion as value: an essay on a modern poetic idea. Puetz, Thomas Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49: the world is a tristero system. Hamilton, Strindberg's alchemical way of the cross. Duffy, Subject and structure as cosmology in Racine's Phèdre. Levitt, Modern Greek poetry: "Waiting for the Barbarians."; 9.25" tall; 178 pages. Very Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.

Magazine. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the January 1944 issue (Vol. 2 No. 1) of "Ammunition: Official Publication, International Education Department" of the UAW-CIO edited by William H. Levitt and published by the UAW-CIO out of Detroit, Michigan (R. J. Thomas, President; George F. Addes, Secretary-Treasurer; Richard T. Frankensteen and Walter P. Reuther, Vice-Presidents). A left-stapled magazine measuring 8-1/4" by 10-3/4" and containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. Highlights include: Wage Policy in Wartime by UAW-CIO Secretary-Treasurer George F. Addes; Inside Japan (condensed from ALN dispatches by Israel Epstein in Chungking, China - "This information on Japan's labor and economic situation comes from direct participants - Japanese workers drafted into the army and captured in China"); Plans, Plans, and More Plans ("The first of two articles on Current 'Post-War' Discussions"); Part Four of Labor Builds America: A Series on the History of the American Labor Movement; The Health of a Welder (which begins, "Management is notoriously callous about the harmful effects of production processes upon the health of the workers"); Whose Income Is Soaring? by Donald Montgomery, Consumer Counsel, UAW-CIO (with two illustrated tables headlined "Is Labor Getting More Than Its Share of the Increased Income Due to War?"); Part Four of There Go The Ships: A Story of the American Merchant Marine at War by Robert Carse of the National Maritime Union. Condition: pages age-yellowed due to paper stock used; stamp of "Industrial Relations Library - California Institute of Technology" to front cover and mailing label to same on rear cover.

Magazine. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the October 1944 issue (Vol. 2 No. 12) of "Ammunition: Official Publication, International Education Department" of the UAW-CIO edited by William H. Levitt and published by the UAW-CIO out of Detroit, Michigan (R. J. Thomas, President; George F. Addes, Secretary-Treasurer; Richard T. Frankensteen and Walter P. Reuther, Vice-Presidents). A left-stapled magazine measuring 8-1/4" by 10-5/8" and containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. Highlights include: Will Somebody Please Tell the Candidate in the Blue Serge Suit [Thomas E. Dewey] that Presidents Are Not Made By Doubletalk by Harold L. Ickes, Secretary of the Interior (a speech delivered before the Ninth Annual Convention of the UAW-CIO at Grand Rapids, with five illustrations); 9th Convention - UAW-CIO ("For your convenience we are printing this digest of convention action" - with text of No-Strike Pledge; text of resolution Elect Roosevelt and Truman!); UAW-CIO Convention Maps Out a Program for Education ("The following full report of the Convention Education Committee was hammered out by a realistic and hard-working corps of representative delegates" with two photos, one of Afro-American Chairman Jerry Maxey); Century of Cooperation by Clayton W. Fountain; War-Made Health Problems by Morris Raskin, M.D., Medical Coordinator, Health Institute of the UAW-CIO. Condition: pages age-yellowed due to paper stock used; stamp of "Industrial Relations Library - California Institute of Technology" to front cover and mailing label to same on rear cover.

Magazine. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the September 1943 issue (Vol. 1 No. 6) of "Ammunition: Official Publication, International Education Department" of the UAW-CIO edited by William H. Levitt and published by the UAW-CIO out of Detroit, Michigan (R. J. Thomas, President; George F. Addes, Secretary-Treasurer; Richard T. Frankensteen and Walter P. Reuther, Vice-Presidents). A left-stapled magazine measuring 8-1/4" by 10-3/4" and containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. Highlights include: Behind the Scenes by George F. Addes, UAW-CIO Secretary-Treasurer ("A Description of the Elaborate System of Checks and Balances That Guarantees That Your Money Will Be Protected"); The Production Picture by Walter P. Reuther, UAW-CIO Vice President ("Maximum Production Can Be Attained Only By Granting Labor the Right to Participate in Total Planning"); Organizing in Wartime by Richard T. Frankensteen, UAW-CIO Vice President ("Despite the Difficulties of Organizing in Wartime, More Than a Quarter of a Million Aircraft Workers Have Been Organized During the Past Year"); Health for Women Workers; Forging Shackles for Labor by Maurice Sugar, UAW-CIO General Counsel; When to Hit the Ceiling ("If you beef about prices and do nothing to hold them down, you're helping Hitler. The time to holler is every time the butcher over-charges or the landlord tries to up the rent"); union cartoon Victor, The Patriotic Mouse. Condition: pages age-yellowed due to paper stock used; stamp of "Industrial Relations Library - California Institute of Technology" to front cover and mailing label to same on rear cover.

Magazine. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the November 1943 issue (Vol. 1 No. 8) of "Ammunition: Official Publication, International Education Department" of the UAW-CIO edited by William H. Levitt and published by the UAW-CIO out of Detroit, Michigan (R. J. Thomas, President; George F. Addes, Secretary-Treasurer; Richard T. Frankensteen and Walter P. Reuther, Vice-Presidents). A left-stapled magazine measuring 8-1/4" by 10-3/4" and containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. Highlights include: Mandates and Amendments (passed by the 1943 UAW-CIO Convention - with the text of the Fourth Term Resolution [in support of a fourth term for President Franklin D. Roosevelt]; No Strike Pledge; Resolution on Piece Work and Incentive Pay Plans; Minority Rights Resolution); Labor in the First American Revolution by Howard Fast; Protect Your Skin by the UAW-CIO Medical Research Institute; union cartoon Victor, The Patriotic Mouse; Labor Builds America: A Series on the History of the American Labor Movement (Part Two); There Go The Ships: A Story of the American Merchant Marine at War (Part Two) by Robert Carse of the National Maritime Union. Condition: pages age-yellowed due to paper stock used; stamp of "Industrial Relations Library - California Institute of Technology" to front cover and mailing label to same on rear cover.

Magazine. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the May 1943 issue (Vol. 1 No. 2) of "Ammunition: Official Publication, International Education Department" of the UAW-CIO edited by William H. Levitt and published by the UAW-CIO out of Detroit, Michigan (R. J. Thomas, President; George F. Addes, Secretary-Treasurer; Richard T. Frankensteen and Walter P. Reuther, Vice-Presidents). A left-stapled magazine measuring 8-1/4" by 10-3/4" and containing 44 pages including front and rear covers. Highlights include: Statement of Policy and This Is Our Program (1. Roll Back Prices of all Consumer Goods to September 15, 1942; 2. Stabilize Wage Rates on the Basis of Equal Pay for Equal Work; 3. Guarantee Full Employment or 40 Hours Weekly Pay; 4. An Adequate Food Production Program; 5. Institute a Democratic Manpower Program; 6. For a Co-Ordinated Economic Wartime High Command); Statement on War Policy (Adopted By International Executive Board, UAW-CIO); Price Tag on the Ballot (with sidebar How to Kill the Poll Tax); Needed to Win the War ("For months the UAW-CIO has called for over-all planing of the war. Here is the Tolan-Pepper-Kilgore proposal, endorsed by our union"); Help on Housing (with topics Four Steps and Keep Rent Control); "To Unite - Regardless" ("What can an education committee do about discrimination? The article below offers some ideas"); union cartoon Meet Victor, The Patriotic Mouse; Lend-Lease and the Peace by Congressman Will Rogers, Jr.; Tale of a City, Part Two of Three ("an eyewitness account of what happened to Warsaw, Poland, when Hitler took over. Written and illustrated by a Polish soldier, it is a graphic story of the kind of postwar world we can look forward to sharing unless we smash the Axis"); Rise of The Auto Workers by Edward Levinson (Part Two); Men Who Lead Out Union (this issue: profiles of Vice-Presidents Richard T. Frankensteen and Walter P. Reuther, each with their portrait photo). Condition: pages age-yellowed due to paper stock used; stamp of "Industrial Relations Library - California Institute of Technology" to front cover; small edge chip to rear cover.

Hardcover. Condición: Very good condition. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very good. Fifth edition. xi, 1155 pp.

Hardcover. Condición: Very good condition. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very good. xi, 1155 pp. New Edition, incorporating corrections from 1985 printing of Fifth Edition.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. 2001 Newcomen Society hardcover edition. Some reading wear, lean to spine else good condition. Contents: (1) Introduction, (2) Keynote address, Sir Neil Cossons, (3) Railways in the Greek and Roman world, (4) A rediscovered early rail waggon, (5) Pre-1840 trackways in south Wales, (6) Transitional technology: the Nantlle railway, (7) The railways of James Watt, (8) An engineering assessment of the Kilmarnock & Troon railway (1807-46), (9) Early railways in Dorset: the industrial railway of Purbeck, (10) North eastern locomotive pioneers 1805 to 1827; a reassessment, (11) The strange story of the Steam Elephant, (12) Rope haulage: the forgotten element of railway history, (13) An alternative railway technology: early monorail systems, (14) Rings, springs, strings and things: the national collection pre 1840, (15) The first steam locomotives on the European mainland, (16) The origins of the St Etienne rail roads, 181-38; French industrial espionage and British technology transfer, (17) The transfer of pioneering British railroad technology to North America, (18) The Albion mines railway of 1839-1840; some British roots of Canada's first industrial railway, (19) Learning through restoration; the Samson locomotive project, (20) Coal, banks and railways, (21) Early railways and regional identity, (22) The Stanhope and Tyne railway; a study in business failure, (23) Reflections on the iconography of early railways.

Single Issue Magazine. Condición: Good. First Edition. 20 page magazine. 9 x 6". Reproductions of black and white photos. A monthly publication intended as a medium of information concerning the Jews, Israel and the work of the American Board of Missions to the Jews, Inc. Features: Salutation by Daniel Fuchs wonders why the righteous suffer; Jewish Notes; Q & A; Incidents from the Field; Report from Camp Sar Shalom; The ABMJ at Explo '72; Israel in the Spotlight - Chapter 14; and more. Printed upon glossy stock. Moderate wear. Clean and unmarked. A sound copy.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; The Chosen People, October (Oct.) 1972 - The ABMJ at Explo '72 Daniel Fuchs wonders why the righteous suffer; Jewish Notes; Q & A; Incidents from the Field; Report from Camp Sar Shalom; The ABMJ at Explo '72; Israel in the Spotlight - Chapter 14.