EPM 029
Original diploma from an Italian fascist university, published in Milan. Wonderful motifs. Size: 48 x 67. m
Price: $600.00
France/Italy/UK 20th Century Political Movements
EPM 024
Pro-French propaganda poster from Algeria. Profesionally repaired. Size 18.5x29 inches.
Price: $500.00
EPM 084
1928 classroom geometry teaching aid utilizing military/fascist themes. Produced by Cartocciino. Size 29x40cm. Complete and rare as such. M ah
Price: $490.00
EPM 021
Rare numbered voucher given to workers resident at Le Familistere, non-transferrable. Has the Star of David on it perhaps symbolizing the concept of community. MB
Price: $90.00
Note: "Familistère" is the name given by Jean-Baptiste André Godin (1817-1888) to apartment buildings he built for his workers and their families, from 1858 until 1883. He was a French industrialist, writer and political theorist, and social innovator. He built an industrial and residential community within Guise called the Familistère (Social Palace) from 1856-1859. He ultimately converted it to cooperative ownership and management by workers. His intention was to improve housing for workers, but also "production, trade, supply, education, and recreation", all the facets of life of a modern worker. He developed the Familistère as a self-contained community within the town, where he could encourage "social sympathy". The full site with the foundry was about eighteen acres, on either side of the River Oise. In addition to a large factory for cast-iron manufacture, three large buildings, each four stories high, were constructed to house all the workers and their families, with each family having apartments of two or three rooms. The main building consisted of three rectangular blocks joined at the corners. Each of these blocks had a large central court covered with a glass roof under which children could play in all weather. Galleries around the courtyard provided access to the apartments on each floor. There were also garden allotments for the workers. By 1872, 900 workers (including women) and their families were housed there, for a total population of about 1200. In 1880 Godin created the association documents for the Familistère, converting it as he had long intended into a co-operative society, eventually to be owned by the workers. It was called l'Association coopérative du Capital et du Travail.
EPM 019
EPM 019
Three French communist bulletins on the developments in the Spanish Civil War. 28 pages in total. Lots of detail from the point of view of the French Left Wing. M
Price: $270.00
EPM 018
Special edition of Le Peuple, May 1, 1934. Cover reads “The French workers will not suffer the odious dictatorship of Fascism and Hitlerism”. Fold splits at margins. M
Price: $190.00
EPM 017
Complete issue of LU Dans la Presse Universelle for June 29, 1934. Cover features Hitler and Mussolini with the caption Le Maitre et son Disciple. Interesting in that it shows Hitler the disciple of Mussolini. m
Price: $190.00
EPM 016
EPM 016
French Communist Party humorous calendar for 1947 titled La Voix du Peuple. M
Price: $150.00
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EPM 014
EPM 014
EPM 014
French Communist periodical Femmes. December 1936. Mostly on the Spanish Civil War. m
Price: $120.00
EPM 013
1902 Poster by the newly formed Ligue des Femmes, which lasted from 1901-1933. Its goal was to safeguarde and defend the Catholic interests in France. In 1933 it merged with the "Patriotic League of French" and "League of French Women" and became the "Women's League of French Catholic Action" and in 1955 "Female General Catholic Action." This poster is titled Long live freedom, League of French Women. "The Call" is an adaptation to the song "The Bugle" by Paul Deroulede (1846-1914). The designer of the poster was Henri de Sta (1846-1920). Size 30x39cm. ASK FOR AVAILABILITY
Price: $290.00
EPM 006
EPM 006
3 issues of Caravane, September-December, 1947. This was a magazine published on the initiative of General Leclerc for the veterans of the 2nd Armored Division. M
Price: $270.00
EPM 004
1903 French patriotic postcard showing the unity of France and Italy. m
Price: $30.00
EPM 003
Complete set of early 20th century German confectionary cards on the Franco-Prussian War. M
Price: $150.00
PCA 234
PCA 234
UK communist party 16 page publication titled “Episodes from the Communist Party’s Thirty Years of Struggle”. Discusses efforts during the Spanish Civil War as well. m
Price: $90.00
PCA 227
1958 Italian poster for the Christian Democrats. It shows Hungarian patriots being hung during the 1956 uprising against the Soviets. The caption reads: because this does not happen in Italy. Size: 70x100cm. m
Price: $550.00
PCA 226
1958 Italian poster for the Christian Democrats. It reads: don’t upset the balance. reflect on the dangerous results. Size: 100x140cm. m
Price: $600.00
PCA 225
Christian Democrat poster warning that voting for the PSI is a vote for the Communists. Size: 70x100cm. m
Price: $550.00
PCA 224
1958 Italian poster for the Christian Democrats. It reads: The PCI (Communist Party) is a rotten log on the path of Italian progress. Size: 70x100cm. m
Price: $550.00
EPM 032
EPM 032
A set of 9 different public school student report cards, from 1932-1942. All filled in. The covers of each are fascist propaganda. M AH
Price: $540.00
PCA 217
Italian poster for the Socialist Party from the 1948 election. Size 75x105cm. m
Price: $450.00