Washington DC: Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, Refugee Committee, 1940. Four-panel brochure, 5.5x8.5 inches, minor foxing, very good condition. Rejecting common stereotypes of the time, argues that refugees from fascist Europe bring needed talents to the US, and often start businesses that employ locals. Asks the reader to..... More
Cat.No: 352004
Chicago: 1970. Eighteen handbills and packets, mostly 8.5x11 inches. Included are several announcements and draft programs, proposed declarations and resolutions, and six "fact sheet" packets. Generally very good with minor toning, occasional folds. The official program included two representatives of the National Ad Hoc Committee of Concerned Steelworkers, which represented..... More
Cat.No: 352002
n.pl: n.pub, n.d. [4]p., 8.5x11 inch corner stapled sheets, bit of corner wear, else very good. Gossip piece on Bob Black for reporting another anarchist to the police for drugs. More
Cat.No: 351996
New York: Feh! Press, 1994. Unpaginated reader, 8.5x11 inch photocopy sheets in copyshop binding, later reprint, originally published in 1985; illus., political cartoons, some handling, else in good condition. Most pieces present are by the controversial figure Bob Black who published anarchist milieu drama directed towards the editors of the..... More
Cat.No: 351995
Willimanic, CT: Michael Ziesing, 1991. [41]p., 5.5x8.5 inch b&w zine style format; very good. Anti-war zine. More
Cat.No: 351992
[Chicago, IL]: American Library Association Committee on Intellectual Freedom, 1952-1967. Twenty-two issues of the 8.5x11 inch corner stapled newsletters; some minor rusting on staples, mild corner wear on first issue, bit of toning, some pencil notation on front pages, else very good condition. Present are vol. 1, nos. 1-7; vol..... More
Cat.No: 351990
Chicago: John D. MacArthur, 1952. 104p., 8.5x11.25 inches, semi-glossy guts and covers, magazine format, illustrated throughout with photos and production stills, very good in stapled pictorial wraps. Cover photo of Helen Hayes, Brandon de Wilde & Lydia Reed in "Mrs. McThing" Also: the complete play script of Clifford Odets' "The..... More
Cat.No: 351987
Charlottesville, VA: The Virginia Weekly, 1972. 24p., folded tabloid style newspaper; toned. Very good. Articles on the West Virginia flood, conviction of a welfare rights leader, taxes, strike at the Medical College of Virginia, and more. More
Cat.No: 351986
Charlottesville, VA: The Virginia Weekly, 1972. 12p., folded tabloid style newspaper; toned. Very good. Articles on prisoners from the Virginia State Penitentiary, GE and imperialism, abortion information, Nixon's plan for the Vietnam War, and more. More
Cat.No: 351985
New York: Workers World, 1971. 16p., folded tabloid style newspaper on newsprint; photos., evenly toned. Very good. Front cover image of George Jackson. George Jackson and Angela Davis on pages 2-4. More
Cat.No: 351980
New York: Workers World, 1971. 16p., folded tabloid style newspaper on newsprint; photos., evenly toned. Very good. More
Cat.No: 351978
[Berkeley]: US People's Committee on Iran, [1979-?]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, somewhat creased. "The shah of Iran, one of the great mass murderers of modern times, is now being allowed to stay in the US - allegedly for medical treatment. The Iranian people have risen up and with one voice demanded..... More
Cat.No: 351977
n.p. Radical Women, 1968. 3p., 8.5x11 inch mimeographed sheets stapled at corner, rubberstamp of the Boss Archives in the corner. More
Cat.No: 351976
New York: Workers World, 1971. 16p., folded tabloid style newspaper on newsprint; photos., evenly toned. Very good. More
Cat.No: 351975
Louisville, KY: Frank L. Stanley, 1972. Two sections, folded tabloid style newspaper on newsprint; slightly midfolded, edgeworn with some slight fraying on edges, horizontal folds are rubbed, toning. Good only. Front page article on the Louisville Seven trial. The Louisville Seven were Black Panther Party members and supporters arrested on..... More
Cat.No: 351968
Spokane, WA: L.W.I.U. no. 120 of the IWW, 1949. 4p., 9x12 inches, horizontal fold crease, short closed edge tears. More
Cat.No: 351958
Berkeley: The Berkeley Barb, 1966. 12p., folded underground tabloid; photos., lightly toned, illus., very good. Joel Beck underground comic feature. Articles on the Sexual Freedom League, boycott strategy of the Delano Grape Strike, injured protest youth, and much more. Berkeley Barb was the longest lasting Berkeley underground paper. More
Cat.No: 351935
Berkeley: The Berkeley Barb, 1966. Newspaper. 8p., folded underground tabloid newspaper; photos., underground comics, evenly toned, otherwise in very good condition. Berkeley Barb was the longest lasting Berkeley underground paper. Articles on nude beaches, mercury in marijuana, a comic by Joel Beck, and more. More
Cat.No: 351929
Lansing, MI: Michigan State Building and Construction Trades Council, n.d. 8.5x14 inch mimeographed petition, horizontal fold, some toning along fold. Asks the president to commute Hoffa's 1967 sentence, citing the "grave injustice perpetrated upon the millions of his rank and file union members and their families by the loss of..... More
Cat.No: 351902
Washington DC: Works Progress Administration, 1936. Paperback. vi, 41p., wraps, very good condition, 7x9.75 inches. (Works Progress Administration. Division of Social Research. Research Bulletin, series 3, no. 2). More
Cat.No: 351890
Washington, D.C. American Institute of Cooperation, 1953. Hardcover. ix, 229p., illus., inscribed by Knapp to Charles H. West, very good condition in a very good dust jacket. More
Cat.No: 351885
New York: Young Socialist Alliance, 1969. 11x17 inch poster, horizontal fold, otherwise very good. Poster depicts Malcolm X, Lenin. Che Guevara, Rosa Luxémburg, Emiliano Zapata, James P. Cannon. Frederick Engels, Sojourner Trulh, Eugene Debs, Sitting Bull, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Patrice Lumumba. Hugo Blanco, Karl Marx, Nguyen Van Troi, and Leon..... More
Cat.No: 351884
New York: The Comrade Publishing Co., 1903. Hardcover. 319 pages, boards. Bound in publisher's red cloth. Lacks the frontispiece. *Egbert p. 409 First series. More
Cat.No: 351877
[Oakland, CA]: Philip Ickler, 1934. Pamphlet. 16 pages, staplebound pamphlet. Revised third edition. Plan for reduction in work day, implementation of unemployment insurance, and proposal for taxing machines. No reported holdings in WorldCat. More
Cat.No: 351874
[Louisville, KY]: Kentucky State Chapter Black Panther Party, [c1973]. 8.5x14 inch handbill; some creasing, light toning along edges, slightly wrinkled from handling, small 1 cm closed tear along left edge, else very good. The Louisville Seven were a group of four Black Panthers and three supporters falsely accused of armed..... More
Cat.No: 351868
