Tom Scribner Ed (9 results)
Ernest Hemingway: The Writer in Context
[Nagel, James (ed.)]; Hemingway, Patrick; Stoppard, Tom; Scribner, Charles, Jr. et al.
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- First Edition
Seller: Tsunami Books, Eugene, OR, U.S.A.Tsunami Books
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Condition: F/VG. ISBN: 0299097404 1st Printing. Hardcover in cloth-covered boards; 246 pages. Clean, unmarked copy; binding square, solid; corners sharp. DJ protected in new archival wrap; slight rubbing and edgewear; somewhat faded at spine. Fine/Very Good.
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Published by Tom Scribner / Lumberjack News and The Unemployed Worker, Davenport, CA, 1964
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- First Edition
Seller: Better Read Than Dead, Brooklyn, NY, U.S.A.Better Read Than Dead
Contact seller5-star sellerNewsletter of lumber industry laborer, Tom Scribner, who began his crusade for organizing unemployed workers, farmers and laborers of all trades under the banner of the independent farmer-labor party in 1960, with an eponymous 'unemployed worker' constitution, with preamble, dating from 1958 as the fortifying resolution of his o…rganizing efforts. Editor Tom Scribner was an itinerant worker trailing up and down the west coast, mainly in California, publishing as a devout member of the IWW and later resident of Santa Cruz, where he'd play the saw as a musical instrument downtown. His likeness would become memorialized and cast in bronze as a statue there in the early 1980s. Very scarce. Very good condition, some wear to newsletters noted with minor creasing to corners and toning to leaves, faint oxidation marks, light creases from letter folds. Single-stapled series of 4 letter-sized mimeographed leaves, printed to rectos only and a cover double-sided leaf of imagery from the Vanguard magazine with verso subscription info.
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Published by Tom Scribner / Lumberjack News and The Unemployed Worker, Santa Cruz, 1964
- First Edition
Seller: Better Read Than Dead, Brooklyn, NY, U.S.A.Better Read Than Dead
Contact seller5-star sellerNewsletter of lumber industry laborer, Tom Scribner, who began his crusade for organizing unemployed workers, farmers and laborers of all trades under the banner of the independent farmer-labor party in 1960, with an eponymous 'unemployed worker' constitution, with preamble, dating from 1958 as the fortifying resolution of his o…rganizing efforts. Editor Tom Scribner was an itinerant worker trailing up and down the west coast, mainly in California, publishing as a devout member of the IWW and later resident of Santa Cruz, where he'd play the saw as a musical instrument downtown. His likeness would become memorialized and cast in bronze as a statue there in the early 1980s. Very scarce. Very good condition, some wear to newsletters noted with minor creasing to corners and toning to leaves, faint oxidation marks, light creases from letter folds. Single-stapled series of 4 letter-sized mimeographed leaves, printed to rectos only.
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Published by Tom Scribner / Lumberjack News and The Unemployed Worker, Davenport, CA, 1964
- First Edition
Seller: Better Read Than Dead, Brooklyn, NY, U.S.A.Better Read Than Dead
Contact seller5-star sellerNewsletter of lumber industry laborer, Tom Scribner, who began his crusade for organizing unemployed workers, farmers and laborers of all trades under the banner of the independent farmer-labor party in 1960, with an eponymous 'unemployed worker' constitution, with preamble, dating from 1958 as the fortifying resolution of his o…rganizing efforts. Editor Tom Scribner was an itinerant worker trailing up and down the west coast, mainly in California, publishing as a devout member of the IWW and later resident of Santa Cruz, where he'd play the saw as a musical instrument downtown. His likeness would become memorialized and cast in bronze as a statue there in the early 1980s. Very scarce. Very good condition, some wear to newsletters noted with minor creasing to corners and toning to leaves, faint oxidation marks, light creases from letter folds. Single-stapled series of 3 letter-sized mimeographed leaves, printed to rectos only; with a final fourth leaf being double-sided.
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Published by Tom Scribner / Lumberjack News and The Unemployed Worker, Davenport, CA, 1964
- First Edition
Seller: Better Read Than Dead, Brooklyn, NY, U.S.A.Better Read Than Dead
Contact seller5-star sellerNewsletter of lumber industry laborer, Tom Scribner, who began his crusade for organizing unemployed workers, farmers and laborers of all trades under the banner of the independent farmer-labor party in 1960, with an eponymous 'unemployed worker' constitution, with preamble, dating from 1958 as the fortifying resolution of his o…rganizing efforts. Editor Tom Scribner was an itinerant worker trailing up and down the west coast, mainly in California, publishing as a devout member of the IWW and later resident of Santa Cruz, where he'd play the saw as a musical instrument downtown. His likeness would become memorialized and cast in bronze as a statue there in the early 1980s. Very scarce. Very good condition, some wear to newsletters noted with minor creasing to corners and toning to leaves, faint oxidation marks, light creases from letter folds. Single-stapled series of 4 letter-sized mimeographed leaves, printed to rectos only.
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Published by Tom Scribner / Lumberjack News and The Unemployed Worker, Los Angeles, 1964
- First Edition
Seller: Better Read Than Dead, Brooklyn, NY, U.S.A.Better Read Than Dead
Contact seller5-star sellerNewsletter of lumber industry laborer, Tom Scribner, who began his crusade for organizing unemployed workers, farmers and laborers of all trades under the banner of the independent farmer-labor party in 1960, with an eponymous 'unemployed worker' constitution, with preamble, dating from 1958 as the fortifying resolution of his o…rganizing efforts. Editor Tom Scribner was an itinerant worker trailing up and down the west coast, mainly in California, publishing as a devout member of the IWW and later resident of Santa Cruz, where he'd play the saw as a musical instrument downtown. His likeness would become memorialized and cast in bronze as a statue there in the early 1980s. Very scarce. Very good condition, some wear to newsletters noted with minor creasing to corners and toning to leaves, oxidation marks, light creases from letter folds. Single-stapled series of 2 letter-sized mimeographed leaves, printed to rectos only. With 2-1/2 x 8-1/2 inch subscription slip stapled to cover.
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Published by Tom Scribner / Lumberjack News and The Unemployed Worker, Potter Valley, 1964
- First Edition
Seller: Better Read Than Dead, Brooklyn, NY, U.S.A.Better Read Than Dead
Contact seller5-star sellerNewsletter of lumber industry laborer, Tom Scribner, who began his crusade for organizing unemployed workers, farmers and laborers of all trades under the banner of the independent farmer-labor party in 1960, with an eponymous 'unemployed worker' constitution, with preamble, dating from 1958 as the fortifying resolution of his o…rganizing efforts. Editor Tom Scribner was an itinerant worker trailing up and down the west coast, mainly in California, publishing as a devout member of the IWW and later resident of Santa Cruz, where he'd play the saw as a musical instrument downtown. His likeness would become memorialized and cast in bronze as a statue there in the early 1980s. Very scarce. Very good condition, some wear to newsletters noted with minor creasing to corners and toning to leaves, oxidation marks, light creases from letter folds. Subscription copy sent from the Workers' International Book Store in San Pedro to University of Michigan [Labadie] Lib[rary]. Single-stapled series of 2 letter-sized mimeographed leaves, printed to rectos only.
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Published by Tom Scribner / Lumberjack News and The Unemployed Worker, Potter Valley, 1961
- First Edition
Seller: Better Read Than Dead, Brooklyn, NY, U.S.A.Better Read Than Dead
Contact seller5-star sellerNewsletter of lumber industry laborer, Tom Scribner, who began his crusade for organizing unemployed workers, farmers and laborers of all trades under the banner of the independent farmer-labor party in 1960, with an eponymous 'unemployed worker' constitution, with preamble, dating from 1958 as the fortifying resolution of his o…rganizing efforts. Editor Tom Scribner was an itinerant worker trailing up and down the west coast, mainly in California, publishing as a devout member of the IWW and later resident of Santa Cruz, where he'd play the saw as a musical instrument downtown. His likeness would become memorialized and cast in bronze as a statue there in the early 1980s. Very scarce. Very good condition, some wear to newsletters noted with minor creasing to corners and toning to leaves, oxidation marks, light creases from letter folds. Single-stapled series of 4 letter-sized mimeographed leaves, printed to rectos only.
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Published by Tom Scribner / Lumberjack News and The Unemployed Worker, Chemult, OR, 1963
- First Edition
Seller: Better Read Than Dead, Brooklyn, NY, U.S.A.Better Read Than Dead
Contact seller5-star sellerNewsletter of lumber industry laborer, Tom Scribner, who began his crusade for organizing unemployed workers, farmers and laborers of all trades under the banner of the independent farmer-labor party in the late 1950s with an eponymous 'unemployed worker' constitution, with preamble, dating from 1958. Editor Tom Scribner was an…itinerant worker trailing up and down the west coast, mainly in California, publishing as a devout member of the IWW and later resident of Santa Cruz, where he'd play the saw as a musical instrument downtown. His likeness would become memorialized and cast in bronze as a statue there in the early 1980s. Very scarce. Very good condition, some wear to newsletters noted with minor creasing to corners and toning to leaves. Single-stapled series of 4 letter-sized mimeographed leaves, printed to rectos only.
