Palo Alto: the Caucus, [a. 1970]. 11x17 inch broadside, horizontal fold, a penned correction, otherwise very good. Issued by a rank-and-file group within the AT&T telephone company, with a photograph and list of candidates for union positions. In addition to issues within the company, cites racism, the Vietnam War, inflation..... More
Cat.No: 346033
San Francisco: Upshot, [1978]. Broadside. 17x11 inch broadside, vertical fold crease, otherwise very good. Upshot was John and Paula Zerzan's group. More
Cat.No: 282225
[Endicott, NY]: Triple Cities Civic and Workers Committee, [1939]. Approximately 8.5x15 inch broadside, horizontal crease, penciled notes at bottom stating "Endicott-Johnson Company Union defense. Binghamton, Johnson City and Endicott, NY. Dec. 1939." In response to an AFL critique of the company's management, pours effusive praise on George F. Johnson as..... More
Cat.No: 321590
[Heidelberg]: ZiegelHuasen Miller, [1971]. 11.5x16 inch quarter folded broadside with text on both sides explaining a lecture Paul Mattick was to give on the tendencies of late-capitalist economic systems; light toning along creases, mild handling soil and mild edgewear, some creasing, else very good. Text in German. More
Cat.No: 350232
New York: Westchester Typographical Conference, 1938. 11x17 inch broadside, horizontal fold crease, date and initials penned in upper right corner, otherwise very good. In the context of a lockout at the White Plains Daily Reporter, accuses ITU vice president Barrett of collaborating with "the notorious Flagg, whose henchmen have been..... More
Cat.No: 329459
San Francisco: Frameline, 1999. 8.5x14 inch broadside with cover art by Marsha Hammel and the film schedule on back, two horizontal fold creases otherwise very good condition. More
Cat.No: 350978
London: Communist Party of England (Marxist-Leninist), 1974. 17.5x12.5 inch broadside printed both sides, folded into quarters, mild handling wear. Concludes with an announcement of the Working People's Conference in March. More
Cat.No: 321724
San Francisco: GALA, 1982. 17x22 inch broadside program folded to 5.5x8.5 inches printed both sides with the schedule and performers and descriptions of the various groups, very good. Included Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles, San Francisco Lesbian Chorus, San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus and many more. More
Cat.No: 252064
Washington DC: Committee on Military Affairs, American Coalition [of Patriotic Societies.], 1940. 8x16 inch broadside, neatly fold-creased, paper toned. Isolationist broadside, arguing that Senate bills being considered in the "present hysteria of war propaganda" would make the President "the absolute dictator of the destiny of you and your children." The..... More
Cat.No: 331108
Miami Beach, FL: Students for a Democratic Society, [1972]. 17x11 inch broadside, vertical fold, otherwise minor handling wear and toning. Calls for a demonstration coinciding with the Republican National Convention. This was the Progressive Labor-controlled rump SDS. More
Cat.No: 349460
n.p. 1943. 11x14 inch broadside depicting a message from ten years in the future, relayed by "average American" John Jones, celebrating the financial rewards and security of his decision to follow his wife's advice and refrain from cashing in his war bonds. Horizontal fold; rubberstamp on blank verso of Maurice..... More
Cat.No: 324818
New York: Child Care Center Parents Association of NY, [1948]. Broadside. 16.5x22 inch broadside printed both sides, neatly fold-creased, year added in pencil. "What is the Child Care Center Parents Association? We are an organization of working parents, many of us widowed, others the wives of incapacitated veterans, who are..... More
Cat.No: 314182
New York: United Zionists-Revisionists of America, 1947. 17x22 inch broadside reprinting a full-page ad from the New York Times. Folded into quarters, newsprint toned. Argues that a future Jewish state should not be partitioned with Arabs, as it would satisfy neither side and lead to endless conflict. The executive director..... More
Cat.No: 340614
New York: Upper Harlem Section, Communist Party, [1941]. Broadside. 11x17 inch broadside on newsprint; horizontal fold crease, paper toned, "May, 1941" penned in lower right corner, four staple holes at top with old pieces of brown paper tape on the verso. Responds to a recent exposé in the newspaper PM..... More
Cat.No: 277795
Atlanta: Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, 1963. 11x17 inch broadside, printed both sides with reportage reprinted from the Atlanta Inquirer and other sources about the organization. Horizontal fold crease, paper toned, pinholes at corners, otherwise very good. More
Cat.No: 346962
New York: [The Worker], [1966]. Broadside. 11x17 inch broadside, horizontal fold, two short closed tears. On a bombing at the offices of The Worker, which also damaged a Serbian Orthodox Church. "The perpetrators and organizers of this latest act of terrorism are kith and kin of the same conspiracy which..... More
Cat.No: 291292
[Santa Barbara, CA]: Unicorn Press, 1967. 13x20 inch folio containing nine poetry broadsides in various formats, plus three sheets listing contributors, lacking one broadside, "The first look through the window" by Bertolt Brecht. Outer folio has a couple of small stains and a crease, otherwise very good condition. Numbered 259..... More
Cat.No: 329019
Santa Barbara, CA: Unicorn Press, 1968. 13x20 inch folio containing ten poetry broadsides in various formats plus a sheet introducing the contributors, outer cover partly faded with minor staining, contents in very good condition. Numbered 362 (sic) of 350 sets. Includes pieces by Jack Hirschman, Anne Hyde Greet, Pierre Reverdy..... More
Cat.No: 329029
New York: [Women Investors in America], 1939. 9x25 inch broadside, neatly fold-creased, toned, featuring a reprint of an editorial from the New York Journal and American, paired with a cartoon depicting Uncle Sam as representative of isolationist sentiment. No publisher stated, but rubberstamp at top indicates it was distributed compliments..... More
Cat.No: 331255
![Cat.No: 329067 Mare Frigoris [broadside]. Sandra Alcosser](https://bolerium.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/329067.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1733954997)
Berkeley, CA: Poltroon Press, 2007. 10x12.75 inch broadside, fine condition; star map pressed into the blank field at right. "150 copies printed by Alistair Johnston at Poltroon Press for the Watershed Environmental Poetry Festival, Berkeley, 18 August 2007." At the time of publication, Alcosser had just completed her term as..... More
Cat.No: 329067
![Cat.No: 256949 To-day is the Day! [broadside]. American Anarchist Federated Commune...](https://bolerium.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/256949.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1676992151)
n.p. [1920]. 11.25x16 inch broadside, horizontal fold, minor toning; "Marcus Graham group, 1920" penciled in bottom margin, couple of old paper tape repairs on blank verso. The date is confirmed by its citation in a Congressional report, "Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer On Charges Made Against Department Of Justice By..... More
Cat.No: 256949
Bechtolsheim, Germany: Vergin Press, 1987. 11.75x16.5 inch broadside, printed on one side only, includes a portrait. Single horizontal fold, otherwise Very Good. Androla was a poet and factory worker from Pennsylvania, of mixed Italian and Syrian ancestry. Includes four poems: Blue Genes, Suddenly, Labor Day 1985, and Mr. Coffee. More
Cat.No: 340168
![Cat.No: 311611 Ode to the 4-letter Word [folded broadside]. Anonymous, Oscar Brand?](https://bolerium.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/311611.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1698273604)
no place: no pub. no date. Broadside. 11x17 inch sheet folded to 8.5x10.75 inches, text in illustrations printed on inner panels with a poem, very good condition. The Ode begins "Let us banish the use of the four-letter word" and your bibliographer has found many variants of the ode including..... More
Cat.No: 311611
[Minneapolis, MN]: Coffee House Press, 1997. 7.5x11 inches, single broadside printed recto-only in black and red inks, illustrated with the red Hebrew letter Aleph beneath the title, very good. Handset and printed at Coffee House Press to announce the Fall 1997 publication of High Holiday Sutra" More
Cat.No: 131686
![Cat.No: 317044 National STOP & Look Out the Window Day. March 25, 1965 [broadside]....](https://bolerium.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/317044.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1708557973)
n.p. Impressions Production, 1965. Broadside. 14x21 inch broadside printed on stiff card, some foxing and toning. More
Cat.No: 317044
