An Open Letter to the Fool of Universal History, by Michael Zametkin. Brooklyn, New-York, ca. 1890. English.
Michael Zametkin (1859-1935) – an American-Yiddisher Socialist, journalist and workers-leader. Was a member of a group of Jewish intellectuals and activists for workers rights in New-York. One of the first editors of the influential paper the Jewish Daily Forward.
The manuscript describes an allegorical vision, as a result of humanity's wrong way. It is possible that the composition was influenced by the activity of the National Detective Agency "Pinkerton" during the Homestead Strike, in 1892 . The composition is about a woman rising from chaos and the destruction of humanity, and discloses herself as a mother of all scapegoats and fools of universal history.
An inscription in pencil handwritten by Zametkin appears on the first leaf: "Send to Ed. Bellamy to be published", probably to the periodical "New Nation" which was published during the years 1891-1894.
15 pp, 27.5 cm. Good condition. Folding-marks and stains. Tears at borders of first and last leaves, with slight text-omissions.

British Jewry Book of Honour 1914-1918, edited by Michael Adler. London: Caxton, 1922.
Comprehensive documentation of the Jews contribution to the military effort during World War I. Includes lists of soldiers, their ranks, their decorations and dates of their death. Hundreds of photographs. Printed in 3000 numbered copies, this is copy no. 16 signed by the publisher. XIX, 636, 364 pp. 22X28 cm. Fair condition. Stains, tears to binding, partly detached spine, one leaf detached.

21 socialist booklets and newspaper, end of the 19th century, beginning of the 20th century.
1. Vi Kumt a Yud tzu Socialism?, an introduction by Binyamin Feigenbaum. London, 1889.
2. Das Arbeiter Program fun Ferdinand Lessel, Yiddish-Deitsch translation by Philip Krantz. London, 1889.
3-6. Di Niya Zeit [visensheftlicha menetshrift … aroisgegangen fun di Yiddish-shprechenda section fun der Socialist Arbeiter party fun North America]. [New York], 1898. Issues 3, 4; 7, 8 in two separate volumes.
7-10. Der Yiddisher Arbeiter, Irgun fir de interesen der Yiddishen Arbeiter in Rusland. Geneva, 1897. Issues 2-3 + Di Neiya Efacha (an appendix to Issue No. 9); Issue 12, missing first leaf; a booklet in smaller format, "Arbeiter aller lander fareinigt eich", in three separate volumes.
11-12. Der Yiddishe Arbeiter, (socio-democratic tzeitshrift), irgun fun algemeinem Yiddishen arbeiterbund in Lita, Poland un Ausland. London, 1902. Issues 13-14.
13-14. Chavi HaBalchi, by Binyamin Feigenbaum. London, [1900]. Part of a series about Lives of Jewish Freethinkers, of ancient times. Bound together with the booklet Elisha ben Avuya, by Binyamin Feigenbaum [London, c. 1900], from the series mentioned above.
15. Bilder un Gedanken, by Yoseph Bovshover. A booklet of the series Radical Falkes-bibliotech, [London, the beginning of the 20th century].
16. Gott un der Shtat, by Michael Vakunin. Published by Lidzer Anarchistishe Grofa, Lids, 1901. The second booklet of the series Revolutionary Bibliotech.
17-18. De Fraletarishe Velt, Irgun fun di Polish Socialist Party. London, 1903. Issues 1-2 bound together.
19-20. Der Ideal un di Yugend, by Aliza Rakliv, translated by Rudolph Roker. Published by Di Group Solidaritat, London, 1905. Bound with: Ivan der Nar [a critic iber politic, by Leib Tolstoy, New York, 1900 or 1907].
21. A Vikuach iber Socialism, by Yehuda Fine. London, 1906.
Total of 21 booklets in 14 volumes. Varied size and condition, previous library copies. From the collection of Prof. Chimen Abramsky.

A volume with 9 Yiddish booklets, most deal with socialism and anarchism, several of them bibliographically unknown. See list in the Hebrew description. The Volume 20 cm. good condition. From the collection of Prof. Chimen Abramsky.