Washington, D.C. National Council for a Permanent F.E.P.C., [1945]. 15p., illustrated wraps, very good. Pamphlet supporting S-101 and H.R. 2232, laws intended to make the wartime Fair Employment Practice Committee legislation (prohibiting discrimination against Black and other minority workers) permanent. Lists common objections to the law ("Conflicts and even race..... More

Cat.No: 168168

[New Haven, CT]: Anti-mass Collective, 1970. 56p., 4x5 inches, illustrated, first edition booklet in slightly soiled stapled cream wraps, staples rusted with a little migration, good-only copy. Anarchist work, promoting underground collectives. More

Cat.No: 64576

Toronto: Anti-Fascist Forum, 1998. 40p., staplebound magazine format, very good. Includes a cover story on radical defense of abortion clinics. More

Cat.No: 229580

Huntington, WV: Appalachian Movement Press, 1971. Twelve 11x17 inch sheets, plus a cover sheet, featuring artwork by Malcolm Richards reflecting labor organizing and other activism in Appalachia, with calendar elements for each month incorporated into the design. The sheets are folded across the center and laid into one another, not... More

Cat.No: 220846

Mfg. by Larry Fox, n.d. 1.25 inch pin, blue and white. Manufactured by Larry Fox in New York State. There were major antiwar demonstrations on this date in 1967 and 1970. More

Cat.No: 207519

Boston, MA: Southern Africa Organizing Committee; Boston Coalition for the Liberation of Southern Africa, [1979]. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed both sides, light wear. Argues that the Rhodesian elections were a face-saving move by Ian Smith's government that failed to share real power with Africans in the country. This leaflet... More

Cat.No: 176990

New York: Daily Worker, [1937?]. Pamphlet. 10p., illustrated wraps with minor edge wear else very good condition, illus., 5x7 inches Promotional pamphlet for the Communist Party's Daily Worker. "Five million Americans are swallowing poison each day. They are swallowing it not through their mouths, but through their eyes. They are... More

Cat.No: 48117

Hamilton; Toronto: the journal, 1992-1999. Three issues of the autonomist/anti-imperialist journal, very good, 8.5x11 inches. Issues present are 11, 12 and 17, the latter much thicker and spiralbound. Coverage of the LA riots/uprising, the end of the Red Army Fraction, ETA's resumption of armed struggle, and more. More

Cat.No: 194884

Denver: Renaissance Artists and Writers Association, [1977]. Two issues of the staplebound magazine, 32 pages each, some foxing and light handling wear. Progressive arts magazine, including interviews with Holly Near, Mimi Farina, Oh Shinnah and Jose Arguelles, plus poetry, articles and reviews. Issue number four notes that the journal was... More

Cat.No: 202091

Hong Kong: Asia Monitor Resource Center, 1992. 24p., wraps, 8.5x11 nches, vertical fold crease. Articles on labor issues across Asia, with some discussion of US labor connections. More

Cat.No: 182636

n.p. CIWA, n.d. 1.755 inch diameter pin, very good. CIWA was created after the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986. More

Cat.No: 207493

n.p. Midwest Regional Joint Board - Local Union 1156, Amalgamated Clothing Workers, AFL-CIO, [1975]. 8.5x11 inch handbill with a large tennis racket depicted, very good with minor edgewear. Notes that the boycott, which also includes the Arthur Ashe label, "does not imply personal criticism of Arthur Ashe, who is not... More

Cat.No: 195148