New York: The Fund for the Republic, 1955. Hardcover. xiii, 474p., 8.5x11.25 inches, very good condition. More

Cat.No: 33339

Los Angeles: Morning Freiheit, [1952]. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed one side, light edgewear, creased from being folded in half else very good condition. None in OCLC as of 9/2020. Published in connection with the Slánský trial in Prague, arguing against accusations that it was an anti-Semitic show trial... More

Cat.No: 136168

Vancouver: n.pub. [1968]. 8.5x11 inch brochure, horizontal fold, otherwise very good. Opposes the bill as a threat to unions and the right to strike. More

Cat.No: 202331

Buffalo, NY: [Democratic Party, Erie County], [1935]. Single sheet folded to make 4-panel brochure, approx. 5x7 inches, with cartoon by George Diestel on cover. Date 1935 penned at edge of cover. Not found in OCLC. Accuses Republican Assembly campaign of being in the pocket of the utility companies. Cartoon depicts..... More

Cat.No: 145262

New York: Spartacist Publishing Company, 1990. 16p., 8.25x11 inches, wraps, very good. Later printing of 1983 original. Black history and the class struggle 1. More

Cat.No: 139866

Chicago: Peoples College, 1980. 4p. tabloid newspaper format, horizontal fold, evenly toned, otherwise very good. The radical Panafricanist Peoples College, headed by Abdul Alkalimat, emphasized principles of unity among revolutionary forces in the US as well as in Africa. More

Cat.No: 239766

Chicago: Peoples College, 1984. 7p. tabloid newspaper format, horizontal fold, evenly toned, minor edgewear else good condition. The radical Panafricanist Peoples College, headed by Abdul Alkalimat, emphasized principles of unity among revolutionary forces in the US as well as in Africa. More

Cat.No: 256185

Los Angeles: New African American Vanguard Movement, 1998. Single issue of the 24p. newspaper founded by the New African American Vanguard Movement to fight for reparations and other panAfricanist issues. NAAVM was founded by ex-Panthers, former Bloods and Crips and other activists. Horizontal fold, mild toning. More

Cat.No: 245959

Boston, MA: Black Rose Lectures and Learning, 1979-1985. Four issues of the Anarchist journal of social critique, 7.5x6 inch wraps, staple-bound, first issue with a worn corner, otherwise very good. Not to be confused with the journal of the same name published by the Black Rose Collective in Somerville. Issues..... More

Cat.No: 256052

Somerville, MA: Black Rose Collective, 1974-75. Paperback. Two issues, constituting a full run of the short-lived Anarchist journal. 96p., 120p., wraps, No. 2 lightly water damaged else gnerally good condition. Not to be confused with the journal of the same name published by Black Rose Lectures and Learning. Authors include..... More

Cat.No: 257095

Grand Rapids, MI: Black Seed, 2015. 31p., folded tabloid format, illus., very good condition on newsprint. Includes an interview with Corina Gould, a Chochenyo and Karkin Ohlone woman from Oakland who started the yearly Shellmound Walk, which brings attention to the history of shellmounds in the Bay Area, and the..... More

Cat.No: 242108

Chicago: Blazing Star/NAM, 1976. [14p] 8.5x11 inch newsletter, illustrated with drawings and cartoons, features, opinion, ads, resources, lightly-toned on covers, sheets stapled top-left corner. Blazing Star was a lesbian/feminist chapter of the New American Movement established in Chicago. Stories on Gay Rights legislation, Lavender & Red Book review, lesbian mothers..... More

Cat.No: 211564

n.p. [1987]. 2.25 inch diameter pin depicting Robert Bork, nominated by Reagan for the Supreme Court, with a red bar across his face. More

Cat.No: 247901