Jack London What Life Means to Me Little Blue Book No 30 Haldeman-Julius 1920s
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This vintage Little Blue Book, Ten Cent Pocket Series No. 30, features the essay "What Life Means to Me" by Jack London. Published by the Haldeman-Julius Company in Girard, Kansas, during the 1920s-1930s, this pocket-sized staple of American socialist and educational history provides a personal reflection from the renowned author.
• Author: Jack London
• Publisher: Haldeman-Julius Company
• Series: Ten Cent Pocket Series No. 30
• Era: Circa 1920-1930s
• Format: Pocket-sized paperback
• Condition: G
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Keywords: vintage book, socialist literature, antique paperback, collectible ephemera, kansas history, philosophical essay, literary classic, rare find, 1920s decor, pocket library
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