n.p. the Network, n.d. 3 inch diameter pin, very good, depicting the earth surrounded by a flower made of various flags. The organization was founded in 1995. More about Abolition 2000 Global Network / Abolish Nuclear Weapons [pinback button
Cat.No: 206448
San Francisco, CA: The End of the World's Fair, 1984. Four-panel brochure made from folded 8.5x11 inch sheet, illustrated with cartoons of costumed punks and freaks. The Fair was a radical cultural festival and parade held in S.F.'s Dolores Park, which included floats on themes such as "Prisoners of daily..... More about Announcing the End of the World's Fair. San Francisco, May 12, 1984
Cat.No: 138579
Helsinki: Information Centre of the WPC, 1978. 55p., 5.5 x 8 inch staplebound pamphlet, very good. Illustrations (protest art). More about Ban the neutron bomb!
Cat.No: 53491
Cambridge, MA: Cambridge City Council, 1982. 9p., horizontal fold crease, back cover has the penned name of a contact in the Native American Support Group. More about Cambridge and nuclear weapons: Is there a place to hide?
Cat.No: 188398
Amherst, MA: Cultural Worker's Collective, 1978. 109p., very good in wraps, 8.5x11 inches. More about Cultural Worker. No. 4/5. Workbook on nuclear power
Cat.No: 182267
Tomales, CA: the Randalls, [198-]. 8.5x14 inch handbill broadcasting the couple's greetings and their hopes for a nuclear-free world. Very good. Byron Randall was a prominent Bay Area painter, and the first president of the Artists' Guild of San Francisco; he married Eve Wieland in 1982 and she died three... More about Eve + Byron Randall's Famous Victorian Tomales Guest House and Art Gallery [handbill
Cat.No: 241867
Berkeley: Livermore Action Group, 1983. 1.75 inch diameter pin, dancing women / birds motif. Greenham was a women's peace camp set up in Berkshire in the early 1980s. Its slogan, "Greenham women are everywhere," conveyed the activism of its members in fields ranging from feminist struggles to the anti-nuclear movement.This... More about From Greenham Common to Livermore [pinback button
Cat.No: 185072
Swarthmore, PA: Brandywine Peace Community, 1985. 11x17 inch poster on buff paperstock, horizontal fold crease. Black and white photos depict demonstrators protesting General Electric's involvement in the nuclear arms industry. Also included is an 8.5x11 inch leaflet, printed both sides, explaining why Immanuel House was focusing its anti-nuclear activism on GE. More about G.E. brings nuclear war to life!
Cat.No: 220889
[Northern California]: [199-]. Three-dimensional papier maché sculpture, 16 inches tall, mounted on a wooden pole, cardboard sign attached to the wooden handle with tape on the back, carried in protests against research at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the 1990s. Minor restoration could be beneficial at the junction of the... More about Gamma-ray miscarriage [protest sign with papier maché sculpture in form of a fetus
Cat.No: 210709
Geneva, Switzerland: Collectif Geneve Alternative, [1980-?]. 65p., decorated wraps, 6.5x9 inches, very good. Catalog of alternative resources for Geneva, ranging from women's resources to improv music, alternative schools to ecological organizations. Many ads with B&W drawings or other art. More about Geneve Alternative
Cat.No: 122334
New York; Philadelphia: Peace Army; Horn Co., 1970. 1.75 inch diameter pin, light wear. A retort to vice president Spiro Agnew. More about I am a nuclear war misfit, Spiro [pinback button
Cat.No: 206308
Oakland, CA: Calvin Simmons Junior High School, 1984. 78p., wraps, cover creased on corner with mild wear. Collection of poems by students (2p. group photos appended). More about Imagine peace. Students' poetry against nuclear war
Cat.No: 122307
New York: Mobilization for Survival, 1984. Eight-panel brochure folded to 3.5x8.5 inches, front cover has peace sign inside pink triangle design, information on the Network as well as a list of LGBT actions in NYC, SF and Dallas, very good on pink stock. Introduction to the MfS's Network, intended to... More about Lesbian and Gay Network [brochure
Cat.No: 162488
[Portugal]: 1983. 2.25 inch diameter pin, very good, with motif of a raised hand stopping an incoming missile. Issued in coordination with protests in that year against the stationing of missiles in Portugal. More about Marchas da Paz / 1983 [pinback button
Cat.No: 241499
San Francisco: the Mobilization, 1988. 16x5.5 inch armband printed on nylon-type fabric; together with a blank sign-up sheet for volunteer monitors. More about Monitor / San Francisco / Mobilization for Peace, Jobs, and Justice / April 30 and June 11, 1988...
Cat.No: 212079
Osaka: Namazu Collective, 1978. Two issues of the Japanese anti-authoritarian newsletter in English, 12 and 16 pages respectively. No. 2 is devoted to the direct action struggle against the expansion of the new Tokyo airport by farmers, students and other activists. "Namazu" is the name of a giant fish that... More about Namazu. Nos. 1 and 2
Cat.No: 183173
Osaka: Namazu Collective, 1978-79. Two issues of the Japanese anti-authoritarian newsletter in English, 16 pages each. No. 2 is devoted to the direct action struggle against the expansion of the new Tokyo airport by farmers, students and other activists; no. 4 is largely devoted to anti-nuclear actions. "Namazu" is the... More about Namazu. Nos. 2 and 4
Cat.No: 170699
Cambridge: Boston Clamshell, 1978. Four issues of the monthly publication, a broken run for period between Jan. and May 1978. Issues present are Numbers 4, 5, 7, 8. Various pagination, 8.5 x 11 inches, photocopied 8.5 x 11 inch sheets stapled at top left. All are worn and have rusted... More about No Nuclear News [4 issues
Cat.No: 240322
Santa Rosa: Women for Nuclear Disarmament, 1982, 1983. 15 and 11 pages respectively; 7x8.5 inches, rubberstamp on cover says "Free copy, subscribe today." More about Nuclear realities chronicle [two issues: 2:8 and 3:6
Cat.No: 235591
Bolinas, CA: The Nuclear Sovereignty Project, 1987. 16p., wraps, 8.5 x 11 inches, very good condition. No staples, secured only by folding. Entire issue dedicated to reports and updates on the situation in Palau. In 1979, voters in Palau enacted a constitution declaring it a nuclear-free zone. Between then and... More about The Nuclear Sovereignty Newsletter: Ending the Nuclear Cycle Through the Rule of Law; Vol. 2,...
Cat.No: 241596
Bolinas, CA: The Nuclear Sovereignty Project, 1987. 16p., wraps, 8.5 x 11 inches, a few small stains to rear wrap else very good condition. No staples, secured only by folding. Entire issue dedicated to reports and updates on the situation in Palau. In 1979, voters in Palau enacted a constitution... More about The Nuclear Sovereignty Newsletter: Ending the Nuclear Cycle Through the Rule of Law; Vol. 2,...
Cat.No: 241876
Berkeley, CA: Berkeley Area Interfaith Council, n.d. 4p., pictorial wraps depicting Berkeley as ground zero on a map. Wraps slightly soiled, address label on reverse. Detailed description of the death and destruction that would result from a nuclear bomb detonating in the middle of the city. Endorsed by the mayor..... More about Nuclear war and Berkeley
Cat.No: 122299
n.p. Midwest Fund Resources; Donnelly Colt, 1980. 1.75 inch diameter pin, capitol dome on green field. More about The Nuke stops here / March on Washington April 26, 1980 [pinback button
Cat.No: 207658
Vancouver, BC: Open Road, 1977. Single issue of Open Road, a Vancouver-based anarchist-oriented newspaper; 19 pages, 16.5x11.5 inches, very good with very slight wear to edges of front cover; centerfold poster of Sacco and Vanzetti. Contents include articles on Anarcha-Feminism, "Putting the boots to the stormtroopers" (on Nazi-bashing), west coast... More about Open Road. No. 4 (Fall 1977
Cat.No: 182903
Haydenville, MA: Morning Star Press, 1979. 400 pages, paperback, edges lightly foxed, very good. A double issue of the substantial and well-produced radical journal. Includes Day Yusko on the Rainbow People, Robert Ellsberg on a 1978 nonviolent vigil on the railroad tracks near Rocky Flats to prevent the shipment of... More about The Phoenix. Vol. VII nos. 1 and 2 [double issue
Cat.No: 242581
