Huelga. The First Hundred Days of the Delano Grape Strike by NELSON, Eugene - 1966

Delano, CA: Farm Worker Press, 1966. Paperback. Acceptable. Acceptable condition. First three pages are loose, but intact. Heavy wear including creases, stains, and rubbing. Text block appears to be unmarked.

Farm Worker Press, 1966. paperback. Acceptable. 8x5x1. Worn covers and curled at the leading edge. Priority Mail is available on this item. No international shipping.

Delano: Farm Worker Press, 1966. Paperback. viii, 122p., [vii] + 16p. photos (taken by George Ballis, Harvey Richards, Bill Berg and Bill Esher), wraps creased, ex-library with minimal markings on front blank. Good.

Delano, CA:: Farm Worker Press,, (1966). Near fine (some staining to upper corner of front cover, otherwise tight and clean).. 2nd printing, a trade paperback (just one month after the first printing). The author, the son of Modesto grape rancher, was a picket captain during the early days of the strike - this is a personal account of his experiences (not an official history). Illustrated with photographs by George Ballis, Harvey Richards, Bill Berg and Bill Esher. This book is the second project of the Farm Worker Press which was founded in 1964 by Cesar Chavez. vii1, 122 pp.

Delano, California: Farm Worker Press NONE [NONE] 1966. (Mass market paperback) viii, 122+. Very good. 12mo. In Sepetember, 1965, a labour movement started that would serve to shake down the agricultural system in the state of California. This is the story of a strike without parallel, one that involved long dead writer Jack London, bishops, and one where management had its own private air force, as written from the heart of the Delano crisis from an insider's viewpoint. The first book written about this genuine people's movement. Black and white photographs..