Oakland: 1992. leafet printed on one side, 8.5 x 10 inches, mild wear at corners, leaflet prints a headline from 19 August 1992 Oakland Tribune newspaper announcing that Lucky Markets guilty of "widespread sex discrimination", union bug at bottom. The early 1990s were a rough time for Lucky Markets. There... More about Boycott Lucky's Lucky's is Unfair! Please DO NOT Shop Lucky Stores

Cat.No: 172039

n.p. n.d. 1.5 inch diameter pin, metal reverse somewhat oxidized. This chant was used by supporters of the UFW grape boycott, but may also have had other applications. More about Boycott, Baby, Boycott! [pinback button

Cat.No: 235719

New York: Brick, 1989. unpaginated (approx 60p.), wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, stapled binding, art tipped onto front cover, photocopied original. More or less anarchist mix of art, essays, poetry, reviews, collages, fiction, etc. More about Brick [magazine]: Art is a Weapon, No. 4, Fall 1989

Cat.No: 150604

n.p. [196-]. 1.5 inch diameter pin, blue and red text on white background, with waving banner of the NLF ("Viet Cong"); minor scratches to plastic. More about Bring peace to Vietnam / Support the National Liberation Front [pinback button

Cat.No: 226786

Cambridge, MA: The Newsletter, 1966. 14p., very good in wraps; 8.5x11 inches. The Newsletter was an early and important anti-war effort by many associated with the Socialist Workers Party and others. Includes discussion of war crimes in Vietnam, the case of the Fort Hood Three, and more. More about Bring the troops home now newsletter. Vol. 1, no. 15 (October 17, 1966

Cat.No: 186841

[Cambridge, MA]: Bring the Troops Home Now Newsletter, [196-]. 1.5 inch pin advertising the Cambridge-based anti-war newsletter; green and white stripes. The Newsletter, established in 1965, was an early and important anti-war effort by many associated with the Socialist Workers Party and others. More about Bring the troops home now! / Read the newsletter [pinback button

Cat.No: 186424

[Berkeley]: [Political Poster Workshop at the University of California, Berkeley], [1970]. 14.75x21.75 inch poster silkscreened on the back of conjoined sheets of computer printout paper, as usual for the products of this workshop at Berkeley. Very good. In the Maggs Bros book "4973: Berkeley Protest Posters 1970," this poster is... More about Bring us together [poster

Cat.No: 235049

Brooklyn: the newsletter, 1996. 43p., staplebound in wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches. Phone number penned on back cover, otherwise very good. Articles in this issue include coverage of a garment worker strike, dispute over living wage, potential rebirth of the labor movement, and more. More about Brooklyn metro times. No. 8 (Winter 1996

Cat.No: 194468

Berkeley: Brother, 1976. Magazine. 48p., 8.x11 inches, staplebound wraps; paper toned, cover has creases and edgewear; a decent reading copy. Combines radical politics with sexual liberation, including gay liberation. More about Brother: a forum for men against sexism, #14/15 [double issue

Cat.No: 237976

Berkeley: Brother, 1971. Newspaper. 24p. folded tabloid combining radical politics with sexual liberation, including gay liberation. Horizontal fold, paper toned. On this issue "Stop Playboying" has been added above the Brother logo on the front page. A mix of articles, some reprinted from feminist publications, perhaps the most notable contents... More about Brother: a male liberation newspaper; #2, Summer 1971

Cat.No: 109062

Buffalo, NY: Buffalo Workers Movement, 1977. 14p, plus special issue on health and safety 17p, all on 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled at upper left, articles on abortion rights and the Hyde Amendment, the KKK in Buffalo, a history of Puerto Rico, and a number of articles on workers' health and safety. More about Buffalo Workers Movement Newsletter, December 1977

Cat.No: 165836

New York: Compass Publications, 1968. 159p., slightly shelf worn wraps. Pocket book format. More about Building communism in the U.S.S.R., Americans ask questions - Soviet experts answer

Cat.No: 109893