Springfield, IL: Department of Public Health (State of Illinois), 1944. Pamphlet. 32 pages, illustrations, staplebound pamphlet. Very Good. Educational Health Circular, 84. Public health pamphlet. Sections on aging, body weight, cancer, health disease, occupational health, marriage and family, etc. More
Cat.No: 336688
Chicago: ACLU, [1951]. [6p.] staplebound pamphlet, very good. Outlines the work of the Chicago chapter and urges the reader to join. More
Cat.No: 319812
Evanston, IL: Resurgence, 1978. 23p., 8.5x11 inch corner staplebound newsletters; slight dampstain along top-edge, else very good. More
Cat.No: 336578
Chicago: The Institute, [1946?]. [12p.] 5.5x8 inches, small stain on rear wrap else very good in stapled wraps. Small informational booklet with a brief historical sketch and brief descriptions of the programs. More
Cat.No: 131355
Oak Park, IL: "Art Meets Labor" 1986. Newsletter. Six issues of the bi-monthly, corner stapled newsletter; slight crease on bottom left corners, faint handling and toning, back of issue 1 is foxed, else in very good condition. More
Cat.No: 314091
Chicago: National Office Socialist Party, nd. 5.5x8.5 inch double-sided handbill; toned, chipped edges, slight crack along left edge, else good. "It is pleasanter for us to read about barbarism in other countries than it is to dwell upon barbarism in our own. It is terrible to see thepictures of Mexican..... More
Cat.No: 347904
Carbondale: Big Muddy Gazette, 1971. Newspaper. 12p. folded underground newspaper, heavy wear and chipping, handwritten address Red Eye Media and stamped Exchange, Nixon caricature marred by amateur attempting to copy in ink. Centerfold on Rape and Sex Laws. A report on the Carbondale Three. More
Cat.No: 296688
[Lindenhurst, IL]: Boy Toy, 2014. Pamphlet. [12]p., stapled wraps, 5.5x7.25 inches, very good condition. No. 6 of 25 copies. Promotional comic for the pop punk band's 2014 demo tape. More
Cat.No: 288075
New York: Basement Workshop, 1979. Magazine. 51p., 8.5x11 inch staplebound magazine; unobtrusive interior rubberstamps indicating rejection from a library as a duplicate. Cover story on research into a 1921 murder in Decatur, Illinois. More
Cat.No: 308982
Evanston, IL: [Northwestern University?], 1988. Pamphlet. [4p]., brochure, 4x9 inches; slightly foxed and toned, mild edgewear, else very good. More
Cat.No: 299899
Chicago: Chicago Police dept. 1968. 32p., includes covers, 8.5x11 inches, introductory message from superintendent James B. Conlisk Jr., extensive tables, graphs and figures, very good booklet in stapled green wraps with shield photo on cover. More
Cat.No: 224788
Chicago: Alliance to End Repression, [1984]. Pamphlet. 12-panel brochure folded from a single sheet, 3.75x8.5 inches when folded; unobtrusive staple holes, else in very good condition. Invites the reader to support the Alliance's legal battle against Chicago police who were found to be spying on peaceful demonstrators. More
Cat.No: 275202
Chicago: Social Action Conference Movement, 1932. Pamphlet. 80p. staplebound pamphlet, 5.5x8 inches, very good. Religious, anti-capitalist movement established at a 1932 conference in Chicago. Many of the listed officers are from Illinois. More
Cat.No: 92321
Sunnyvale, CA: National Icarian Heritage Society, 1997. Pamphlet. iv, 80p., staplebound pamphlet. Very good but for old inventory number and price penned in corner. More
Cat.No: 243669
[Harvey, Ill?]: [Jearl Wood Defense Committee], [1981]. Handbill. 1 sheet, illustration, printed on one side only. 8.25x11 inches. Paper toned, single hole punch on left side, edges chipped; tears to edges; tears to corners but no loss to text. Wood, a Black Vietnam veteran suffering from PTSD, was accused of..... More
Cat.No: 342686
Chicago: Illinois State Industrial Union Council, CIO, 1957. Pinback Button. Metal badge with ribbon, minor handling wear. More
Cat.No: 288959
Chicago: Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum, 1991. Magazine. [8p] includes covers, 8.5x11 inches, two articles in Spanish and English, announcement of catalogue publication, program of the day's events, list of participating artists, very good on glossy black stock, stapled pictorial wraps. A preliminary publication (followed by a more extensive catalogue..... More
Cat.No: 201722
Chicago, IL/ Watts: The Communist League, 1972. 14p., staplebound pamphlet format, 8.5x11 inches; minor bit of soil on cover, else very good. More
Cat.No: 339819
Hinsdale, IL: Christian Patriots Crusade, n.d. Handbill. About 6x9 inches, very good condition. Cartoon shows the "Mask of Decency" being removed from the skeletal "Pharisaic Conspiracy," with robes bearing a Jewish star and hammer and sickle. FBI reports from the mid-1950s cite a young Klansman named F. Allen Mann as..... More
Cat.No: 315094
Chicago: JOIN Community Union, 1967, 1968. Two issues of the tabloid format newspaper, vol. 1 nos. 10 and 14 (Sept. 25, 1967 and May 10th, 1968). Eight and four pages respectively. Both have horizontal fold, some edgewear and foxing. Firing Line was a community newspaper published by JOIN, a white..... More
Cat.No: 346964
Chicago: News and Letters, [c199-s]. Handbill. Four handbills based out of the Chicago branch of News and Letters; one handbill contains a slight tear along bottom-edge, otherwise all items are in very good condition. More
Cat.No: 315263
Springfield: Phillips Brothers, State Printers, [1907?]. Hardcover. 738p., neatly ex library, one corner bumped, else good condition. More
Cat.No: 73759
Chicago: Irish American Club, 1925. Ticket. 4.5x2.5 inch card, printed one side, depicting crossed Irish and US flags. Slogan at top edge: "America first last and always." Very good. More
Cat.No: 275095
Chicago: Women's Voice, [1957?]. Pamphlet. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed both sides, middle-fold, else very good. Assemblage of clippings reproduced from the anti-Semitic, far right publication Women's Voice. Articles claim that the bombing of Pearl Harbor was undertaken not by Japanese pilots, who "were not very good fliers," but by..... More
Cat.No: 143309
Peoria, IL: H.E. Hardin, 1878. Magazine. [4] pp. + 2 page supplement. 8.75 x 6.25 in. Old vertical fold. An amateur newspaper devoted to the “thrilling and startling themes of High School life” in late 1870s Peoria, Illinois. Stories cover the commencement at Peoria High School, the editor of the..... More
Cat.No: 298661
