Author:Magill, A. B. and Ruth McKenney anf Joseph North (eds.)

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New Masses, February 20, 1940.

By: Magill, A. B. and Ruth McKenney anf Joseph North (eds.)

Price: $40.00

Publisher: New York, Weekly Masses Co.: 1940

Edition: First Edition

Seller ID: 15420

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good

Stapled newsprint with some light edge and corner wear. The covers have some holes along the spine and a 1" slit at the top. Paper is toned especially along edges but no more than would be expected from newsprint. New Masses (1926–1948) was one of the succesors to the original Masses (1912-1917). New Masses was associated with the Communist Party in the US, but at its inception was more a magazine of liberal and left wing ideology with writers as diverse as Hemingway, William Carlos Williams, John Dos Passos, Langston Hughes amd many more. It later became a more rigid, Marxist-oriented p...
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New Masses, August 15, 1939

By: Magill, A. B. and Ruth McKenney anf Joseph North (eds.)

Price: $40.00

Publisher: New York, Weekly Masses Co.: 1939

Edition: First Edition

Seller ID: 15421

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good

Stapled newsprint with some light edge and corner wear. The covers have some holes along the spine but no slits. Paper is toned especially along edges but no more than would be expected from newsprint. New Masses (1926–1948) was one of the succesors to the original Masses (1912-1917). New Masses was associated with the Communist Party in the US, but at its inception was more a magazine of liberal and left wing ideology with writers as diverse as Hemingway, William Carlos Williams, John Dos Passos, Langston Hughes amd many more. It later became a more rigid, Marxist-oriented publication. This...
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New Masses, December 17, 1940

By: Magill, A. B. and Ruth McKenney anf Joseph North (eds.)

Price: $35.00

Publisher: New York, Weekly Masses Co.: 1940

Edition: First Edition

Seller ID: 15417

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good-

Stapled newsprint with some light edge and corner wear. The covers are still attached, but there are some slits on spine from top to middle staple. Paper is toned especially along edges but no more than would be expected from newsprint. New Masses (1926–1948) was one of the succesors to the original Masses (1912-1917). New Masses was associated with the Communist Party in the US, but at its inception was more a magazine of liberal and left wing ideology with writers as diverse as Hemingway, William Carlos Williams, John Dos Passos, Langston Hughes amd many more. It later became a more rigid,...
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New Masses, June 18, 1940

By: Magill, A. B. and Ruth McKenney anf Joseph North (eds.)

Price: $40.00

Publisher: New York, Weekly Masses Co.: 1940

Edition: First Edition

Seller ID: 15419

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good

Stapled newsprint with some light edge and corner wear. The covers have some holes along the spine but no real slits. Paper is toned, especially along edges but no more than would be expected from newsprint. New Masses (1926–1948) was one of the succesors to the original Masses (1912-1917). New Masses was associated with the Communist Party in the US, but at its inception was more a magazine of liberal and left wing ideology with writers as diverse as Hemingway, William Carlos Williams, John Dos Passos, Langston Hughes amd many more. It later became a more rigid, Marxist-oriented publication...
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New Masses, December 2, 1941

By: Magill, A. B. and Ruth McKenney anf Joseph North (eds.)

Price: $40.00

Publisher: New York, Weekly Masses Co.: 1941

Edition: First Edition

Seller ID: 15422

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good

Stapled newsprint with some light edge and corner wear, especially on top front edge. The covers have some holes along the spine but no slits. Paper is toned especially along edges but no more than would be expected from newsprint. New Masses (1926–1948) was one of the succesors to the original Masses (1912-1917). New Masses was associated with the Communist Party in the US, but at its inception was more a magazine of liberal and left wing ideology with writers as diverse as Hemingway, William Carlos Williams, John Dos Passos, Langston Hughes amd many more. It later became a more rigid, Marx...
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Author:Magill, A. B. and Ruth McKenney anf Joseph North (eds.)

New Masses, February 20, 1940.

New Masses, August 15, 1939

New Masses, December 17, 1940

New Masses, June 18, 1940

New Masses, December 2, 1941