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1 SINCLAIR, UPTON American Outpost. A Book of Reminiscences
New York Farrar & Rinehart 1932 
First Edition. A book of memoirs with Sinclair recalling his encounters with a wide variety of people including Jack London and Sergei Eisenstein. Very good in a rubbed dust jacket. 
Price: 85.00 USD
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2 SINCLAIR, UPTON Mammonart. An Essay In Economic Intrepretation
Pasadena Published By the Author 1925 
First Edition. Offsetting to two pages from a clipping. Cover cloth dampstained at the lower rear board with some minor discoloration along the bottom edge, else very good without dust jacket. 
Price: 35.00 USD
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3 SINCLAIR, UPTON Oil! - A Play in Four Acts From the Novel by the Author
Pasadena Published by the Author 1929 
First Edition. A play that Upton Sinclair adapted himself from his sprawling novel of the oil industry which has recently been made into the highly acclaimed motion picture, There Will Be Blood, starring Daniel Day Lewis by film director Paul Thomas Anderson. Paperbound. A one inch tear to the bottom of the front wrapper, otherwise a fine clean copy. Interestingly, Sinclair, like Anderson later, decided to focus on the relationship of the son and the father when creating the play. Scarce 
Price: 250.00 USD
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4 SINCLAIR, UPTON Original Black & White Photograph of Upton Sinclair Being Interviewed by a Group of Reporters During His 1934 Campaign for Governor of California
10Ó x 8Ó 1934 
Original black & white photograph of author and social activist Upton Sinclair being interviewed by a group of reporters while he was campaigning for Governor of California in 1934. In the photo Sinclair is sitting next to another man with a group of reporters standing to the side taking notes. A man is standing in the center background holding a printed document, the title of which is ÔThe Dawn of Equity'. Fine condition. Sinclair ran in the 1934 California gubernatorial election as a Democrat, with a platform known as the End Poverty in California movement (EPIC). He lost the race to Frank F. Merriam. In 1935 Sinclair published I, Candidate for Governor: And How I Got Licked, in which he detailed the techniques employed by Merriam's supporters. 
Price: 125.00 USD
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5 SINCLAIR, UPTON (EISENSTEIN, SERGE) Original Telegram from Upton Sinclair and Film Producer Sol Lesser to Hollywood Columnist Jimmy Starr
Hollywood Western Union April 2, 1933 
The telegram is addressed to Jimmy Starr and reads in full: ÒMay we invite you to an informal private reception honoring Hugo Riesenfeld Wednesday afternoon April fifth at the Roosevelt Hotel four thirty. Riesenfeld arrives from New York that day to prepare the music for [Serge] Eisenstein's picture Thunder Over Mexico we are sure he will have something interesting to say. Upton Sinclair and Sol Lesser. 7000 Santa Monica Blvd.Ó With a colorful ÔEaster Greetings' stamp to the upper left corner. Creases from folding, else fine. Upton Sinclair was one of the producers for the film ÔThunder Over Mexico' directed by Sergei M. Eisenstein with original music by Hugo Riesenfeld. Upton Sinclair produced the 1933 documentary ÔEisenstein in Mexico.' Hugo Riesenfeld (1879 - 1939) was appointed general musical director in charge of musical productions for United Artists Pictures in 1928. Sol Lesser (1890 - 1980) had his own production company, Principal Pictures Corp. which mainly produced low-budget westerns and Tarzan pictures. In 1941 he joined RKO as executive in charge of feature production. 
Price: 300.00 USD
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6 SINCLAIR, UPTON (CHARLIE CHAPLIN) The Profits of Religion: An Essay in Economic Interpretation
Pasadena, CA Self-Published 1918 
First Edition, First Printing. Signed and inscribed by the author, Upton Sinclair, to silent film star, Charlie Chaplin, on the front free endpaper. Inscribed: ÒTo Charlie Chaplin with best wishes. Upton Sinclair.Ó 315 pages with a two-page ad for ÔUpton Sinclair's Magazine' featuring endorsements from such well known authors as H.G. Wells, Frank Harris, Havelock Ellis, Eden Phillpotts, H.L. Mencken, etc. Very good lightly used copy with gilt-stamping to the front board and spine gleaming, with some minor edge wear, a 3Ó x 3/4Ó faded rubbed spot to the cloth at the bottom of the front board, and a hint of darkening to the cloth at the spine without dust jacket. The book focuses on what Sinclair proposes as the corruptive influence of economics on the world's major religious faiths, including Evangelists, Holy Rollers, Mormons, Christian Scientists, and faith healers. According to Leon Harris' book, Upton Sinclair, American Rebel, Sinclair's writings had a profound effect on actor Charlie Chaplin's political points of view, thus inspiring his interest in Socialism. It was Chaplin who brought Sinclair together with famed Russian film director, Serge Eisenstein, which led to Sinclair's subsequent financial support for Eisenstein's ill-fated film project, Que Viva Mexico. All in all, a compelling association. 
Price: 2250.00 USD
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7 SINCLAIR, UPTON The Way Out: What Lies Ahead for America
Los Angeles Published by the Author 1933 
First Edition. From the library of acclaimed actress Paulette Goddard with her bookplate depicting a woman in silhouette reading a book: ÒPaulette Goddard. Her Book.Ó designed by Charlie Chaplin (printed with ÒC. ChaplinÓ) to whom she was once married and with whom she co-starred in Chaplin's classic comedies Modern Times and The Great Dictator. Additionally, this is a signed presentation copy inscribed by the author, Upton Sinclair to Paulette Goddard, inscribed: ÒTo Paulette Goddard for reading out loud. With gratitude, Upton Sinclair.Ó Very good plus copy with a touch of fading to the spine without dust jacket. 
Price: 1500.00 USD
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