Stockton, CA: Mfg. by Walter Brunt in San Francisco), 1929. 1.75 inch diameter pin, very good with original manufacturer's paper intact on the verso. This is the earliest Filipino-American pin we have handled. Hilario Camino Moncado established the Filipino Federation of America in 1925 in Los Angeles, California. It was..... More

Cat.No: 339467

Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia: Scalabrini Mass Media Centre, 1988. Magazine. Single issue of the staplebound journal, pp. 75-106, corner bump, very good. This issue largely devoted to refugees. More

Cat.No: 303979

Manila: National Commission for Culture and the Arts, 2001. Paperback. 111p., paperback, 7x10 inches, very good. Text in English and Tagalog. Illustrated with b&w photographs and art. More

Cat.No: 286196

Cambridge: the Bulletin, 1969-1990. Magazine. Fifty-one issues of the staplebound, 8.5x11 inch journal, average length ranging from 69 to 92 pages, generally very good, many with address label on back cover, or a toned rectangle where the label has fallen off. Issues present are vol. 2 nos. 1 (creased cover)..... More

Cat.No: 207280

Chicago: Church Committee on Human Rights in Asia, nd. Handbill. Double-sided handbill, 8.5x11 inches; in very good condition. "An organization whose purpose is to act on behalf of those struggling for human rights in South Korea, Taiwan, and the Philippines through focusing on U.S. foreign policy." More

Cat.No: 314101

Los Banos, Laguna, the Philippines: 1969. 8.5x11 inch hardcover book containing 100 pages of pre-printed Palanca certificates from a Cursillo in Los Banos, Laguna, the Philippines, in 1969. Each is filled out in pen with the prayers and mortifications, when applicable, that were offered by each attendee, and individual words..... More

Cat.No: 336439

San Francisco: Filipino American Arts Exposition, [1994]. 18x24 inch poster for the play by Chris D. Millado, featuring a vintage photograph. Very good. More

Cat.No: 208184

Mansfield Depot, CT: Philippines Research Center, [1982?]. 15p., staplebound pamphlet, minor toning, very good; 5.5x8.5 inches. On the Filipino Maoist leader, published by supporters in the US. Supporters of the Free Sison Committee are listed as including Simone de Beauvoir, Chinua Achebe and Noam Chomsky. More

Cat.No: 214081

Manila: IBON Databank Philippines, 1983. Paperback. Twenty-four issues of the eight-page newsletter bound together with an introduction and cross-issue index, heavily illustrated with three-color cartoons, graphs, tables, etc. Uneven toning to paper, foxing on title page, creased spine, some edgewear and bumped corners, otherwise in very good condition. Text in..... More

Cat.No: 345368

Berkeley: International Association of Filipino Patriots, 1978. 11x8.5 inch mimeographed handbill, couple of short closed edge tears. More

Cat.No: 333538

San Francisco: Kalayaan, 1971. 32p. tabloid newspaper, horizontal fold, evenly toned, otherwise very good. Contains an article on Filipino farmworkers in California and the Delano strike; also includes a supplement section on the "Pentagon papers circa 1898," about the conquest of the Philippines. More

Cat.No: 53970

San Francisco: Kalayaan, 1971. 28p. tabloid newspaper, horizontal fold, pages toned. Central pages are printed on slightly different sized sheets, with protruding edge more worn. Radical Filipino-American paper, named after a publication from the original independence movement. Cover art depicts Marcos as a Nazi. Includes a piece in support of..... More

Cat.No: 266537

Oakland: Katipunan Publications, 1987-1991. Complete run of the tabloid-format newspaper that succeeded Ang Katipunan, serving as a voice for Filipino-American activists after the fall of Marcos. All issues have horizontal fold, otherwise very good. More

Cat.No: 349044