Constitution and National Laws for the Government of the Junior Order United American Mechanics (as amended at Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1919) by Junior Order United American Mechanics - 1919

Junior Order United American Mechanics Napanock NY, 1916. Pamphlet. Used - Acceptable. Ellenville Press Print, 1916. 22 pages. Blank Membership Certificate, Laws. 5.5 x 3.5", printed wrapper. Objects: To maintain & promote the interests of Americans & shield them from the depressing effects of unrestricted immigration, . . . To establish an Insurance Branch & a sick & funeral fund. To uphold the American Public School System to prevent interference therewith & to encourage the reading of the Holy Bible in the Schools. Staples gone, sheets loose, small rust stains, else fair.

Glade Valley Council, Junior Order United Mechanic, 1930. Pamphlet. Used - Very Good. 24 pages. 5 x 3.5", printed wrapper. Eligibility: white male citizen, born within territory, moral character, believer in Supreme Being, not saloon-keeper, uphold American Public School System, encourage Bible reading in school, oppose union of Church & State. VG.

Westerly, R. I.: Junior Order United American Mechanics. Westerly, R. I.: Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. 1930. COMMENTS: A folding application for the Hope Council No. 6, Mechanic's Hall, Broad St. , Westerly, R. I. CONDITION: Dust soiling, creasing, soiling, and a small tear to the bottom fold. 6 by 9 1/2 inches. Brochure. whbx 3 . . Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. Paperback. 1st Edition. 1st Printing. 1930.

Philadelphia: Washington Printing Co, 1937. Wraps. Very good. 12mo, 6 x 3.5 inches, wraps, very good, light soil and tanning. 151 pp. Their website has the following statement on who they are: "We are the oldest patriotic fraternal organization formed in the United States. The Junior Order United American Mechanics is composed of American citizens of good moral character who believe in a Supreme Being as the Creator and Preserver of the Universe. The Junior Order is a non-sectarian (no religious preference), non-profit, patriotic organization. We oppose the union of church and state. We are Americans and we support democracy, freedom, and the right to worship as you choose. We believe that Legal Immigration is the only way to gain entry and remain in America to reap the benefits of our society. Our focus is to develop a higher standard of citizenship and national morality among our members and our country as a whole.

Paperback / softback. New.

Paperback. New.

Pittsburgh: American Publishing Co, 1901. Good. 12mo (5 1/8th inches tall), limp cloth wraps, good plus, light wear to covers, slight soil to endpapers, rare. 94 pp. A search on Worldcat reveals NO titles in institutions that contain Etna Council 439.

Hardback. New.

Philadelphia: Worrell & McKenzie, 1890. Revised Edition Containing all the Latest Amendments. 32mo (12cm.); original unadorned limp black cloth; 43pp. Top half of spine perished slightly affecting small portion of spine-edge corner of upper cover, additional small holes to cloth of upper cover, rear cover a bit soiled, contents fine. Good or better overall. Illustrated certificate printed on pink stock and accomplished in manuscript bound in, certifying that "Bro. [T.B. Hoffman] Was duly admitted to membership in Clintonville Council, No. 478, at a Stated Meeting held the [30th] day of [March] A.D., 18[91]," signed (apparently both in the same hand) by G.T. Phipps and E.S. Woody. Unlocated in OCLC as of September, 2016, nor have we been able to find any copies of an earlier edition.