On the Nature and Uses of Sabotage
- 21pp
- New York: The Dial Publishing Co, 1919
New York: The Dial Publishing Co, 1919. First edition, [issued as Number 2 in the Dial Reprints series (from April 5, 1919 issue of 'The Dial')]. 21pp. Light crease on covers and text (where folded, with single vertical crease), tanning to covers, else a very good copy. First edition, [issued as Number 2 in the Dial Reprints series (from April 5, 1919 issue of 'The Dial')]. 21pp. A scarce publication in the first edition.
Fred Schwarzkopf's copy (social activist), with his name rubberstamped on front cover, and he has made a small notation on cover (two small red ink numbers). Schwarzkopf, a Jewish socialist, was born in Austria in 1895. He emigrated to Bridgeport, Connecticut at age three, joined the Socialist Party in 1914, worked as a carpenter, and was a secretary in the Carpenter's Union. He had a large collection of Socialist literature. OCLC locates 7 copies
Fred Schwarzkopf's copy (social activist), with his name rubberstamped on front cover, and he has made a small notation on cover (two small red ink numbers). Schwarzkopf, a Jewish socialist, was born in Austria in 1895. He emigrated to Bridgeport, Connecticut at age three, joined the Socialist Party in 1914, worked as a carpenter, and was a secretary in the Carpenter's Union. He had a large collection of Socialist literature. OCLC locates 7 copies