San Francisco: Poster Brigade, 1980. A San Francisco Poster Brigade (SFPB) flyer soliciting submissions for the inaugural Internationalist Art Show “on the theme of international opposition to WWIII or any aspect of the anti-imperialist struggle around the world, satire of the ruling class, the draft, the history of struggle against..... More
[Seattle?]: Seattle-King County National Organization of Women, [197-]. A poster featuring a large photograph of Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir with the ironic caption, “But can she type?” Our copy with penned commentary to the verso: “This is Golda Meir - she was the head (like the President) of Isreal..... More
New York: The Citizens' Committee of Inquiry, [1965?]. A document from the Citizens’ Committee of Inquiry, “an independent fact-finding body which has been conducting an investigation of the Kennedy assassination since March 1964.” The Committee was founded by defense attorney Mark Lane almost immediately after the assassination. The group strenuously..... More
Gillingham, Dorset: The Blackmore Press, 1952. First edition. Quarto (28.5 cm); 199 pp.; illustrations; photographs; maps; dust jacket. Foam green cloth with gilt stamping to front board and spine. A near fine copy with just a hint of sunning to board edges. Scarce original dust jacket is very good with..... More
New York: Committee to Rebuild the National Welfare Rights Organization, 1973. The inaugural issue The Organizer, formerly the East Coast Organizer, the organ of the rebranded National Welfare Rights Organization after it had been taken over by Lyndon LaRouche’s National Caucus of Labor Committees. Much of the content related to..... More
Philadelphia: International Labor Defense, 1926. A card advertising a 1926 Philadelphia lecture by the apostate Episcopal priest, Bishop William Montgomery Brown, on “Labor and Religion” held at the Labor Institute under the auspices of International Labor Defense. The militant trade unionist, Fred Biedenkapp, also spoke on “Relief not Charity.” Brown..... More
Revolutionary Marxist Caucus, [ca. 1969]. An eight-point program from the Revolutionary Marxist Caucus of SDS on a proposed transitional program “to fight the oppression of women in society and on the job.” The program is divided into three sections: For the abolition of family restrictions (e.g., the abolition of abortion..... More
Union, N.J.: Christian Educational Association, [ca. 1958]. A large format newsprint poster accusing “Asiatic Marxist Jews” of controlling the NAACP who in turn is forcing race-mixing. The recto features photographs of Jews involved in the NAACP and NAACP leaders involved with Communism. The verso features photographs of leading Negroes against..... More
n.p., [ca. 1964]. "The first in a series of discussion papers on community organizing, organization and political action." Discusses the attempt by Yonkers CORE to organize tenant councils in the Negro section of Yonkers. Proposes a continuance of community organizing in this area with the recommendation that it be organized..... More
Morrison, Ill.: Confessional Lutheran Publicity Bureau, 1953-58. First edition. A broken run of six issues of the Confessional Lutheran Publicity Bureau's organ. The CLPB was organized in 1940 by a group of conservative Lutherans in response to worrying conciliations between the Missouri Synod and the American Lutheran Church. Issues include..... More
New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1931. First American edition. Twelvemo. Green paper boards pictorially printed in black; 159 pp.; illus.; dust jacket. A Very Good+ copy with toning to board edges in a Very Good, unclipped ($1.75), dust jacket, which is also toned and has one mark of soiling..... More
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Cambridge, Mass. Europe America Communication Service, 1971-72. Six issues of the revolutionary left newsletter published by the Europe America Communication Service in Cambridge, Mass. from 1971-72. Established as an information exchange at the behest of Italian militants from Collettivo CR (Collective Revolutionary Communication) in Rome, Italy, who write in an..... More
Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1937. First edition. Octavo. Red cloth with gilt spine; 244 pp.; dust jacket. A Near Fine copy with a slightly dust-soiled, foxed top edge in a Very Good, price-clipped dust jacket. Jacket is a trifle rubbed, spine a bit browned and a small closed..... More
[Detroit?: Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement], [1970]. A large ca. 23” x 30” offset printed poster featuring a photograph of the 1970 election slate of the Dodge Revolutionary Movement Union (DRUM) followed by 16 demands. Some wear, creasing and small closed tears to the edges. No record for this poster in..... More
London: Sands & Company, 1901. First edition. Octavo; blue cloth boards stamped in gilt; top edge gilt, others deckle; xxxii, 276 pp.; 12 photographic plates, more than two dozen in text photographs. Neatly ex-library. Unobtrusive call & personal library numbers to spine, a few penciled numbers to ffep and title..... More
Reprinted from The Publications of the Bostonian Society, 1916. First edition. 24.5 cm; 28 pp.; 4 plates (2 of which are maps). Brown wrappers printed in black. Handmade paper with deckle edges. Inscribed by Winthrop S. Scudder to Francis J[ackson] Garrison (1848-1916), the abolitionist, William Lloyd Garrison's, son and biographer..... More
New York: Free Ranger Tribe, [1971]. Self-wraps, printed on newsprint, [16] pp. Slight toning to newsprint, else Fine. News from the Underground Press Syndicate issued by Thomas Forcade’s Free Ranger Tribe, which also published the Free Ranger Intertribal News Service. Content includes articles on the occupation of Rolling Stone by the..... More
[København]: Gyldendal, 1945. First edition. Octavo. Light blue wrappers; 160 pp.; photographic plates. In this Danish language account, roughly translated to "How We Cheated the Gestapo," physician, Jørgen Gersfelt, relays the harrowing episodes ferrying Jews around Nazi-occupied Denmark using his special doctor's license which allowed him to travel at night..... More
Djakarta, Republic of Indonesia: Afro-Asian Journalists' Association, 1964-65. Four early issues of the organ of the Afro-Asian Journalists’ Association (AAJA), an organization founded in 1963 under the umbrella of the Afro-Asian People’s Solidarity Organization to foster solidarity among journalists from formerly colonized nations. The journal sought to counter the hegemonic..... More
Gettysburg Compiler Print, ©1906. 12mo.; red pictorial wrappers printed in black; 95, [11] pp.; plates. A well-preserved copy of a title usually seen in shabby condition. The author provides an account of the Battle of Gettysburg and situates it within the great battles of modern times. Presumably published to capitalize..... More
[Trinidad and Tobago]: n.p., 1976. First edition. Stapled wrappers (5 ½” x 8 ½”), [18] pp. Light rubbing to wrappers, vertical crease to rear wrapper, Near Fine. Three copies in WorldCat (National Library - Trinidad and Tobago, USC, and the British Library). Uncommon. A brief profile of the Trinidadian character and..... More
New York: A & C Boni, 1932. First edition. Twelvemo. Light grey cloth stamped in black and silver; dark topstain; green & black-printed title page; xii, 306 pp.; illus.; dust jacket. A Near Fine copy with some sunning to board edges. The unclipped ($2.50) dust jacket is a trifle rubbed..... More
Westport: New York State Branch of the National Woman's Party, 1944. A postcard from National Woman’s Party State Chairman of New York, Jeannette Marks, urging supporters to send editorials to local papers in support of the Equal Rights Amendment. One of the many times the ERA legislation was before Congress..... More
Philadelphia: H. L. Kilner & Co. Later edition. 12mo (17 cm); tan cloth decoratively stamped in black and gilt, 211 pp. The tale of Pere Jean, a Jesuit missionary, in New France (Canada) during the seventeenth century and his relationship with the indigenous tribes. Some grazing to cloth along top..... More
Osaka, Japan: Namazu Collective, 1979. A single issue of this English-language, Japanese anarchist publication, which was “produced almost entirely by Hans Enday with the help of Tohyama Hiroko of the Osaka Women Against Nukes.” Content consists primarily of two articles, “Three Mile Island and Japan” and the lengthier “The Anti-Nuke..... More