Chicago: Alexander Berkman Aid Fund, [1948]. A pamphlet on the repression of Bulgarian anarchists, which includes a lengthy study on the topic titled, "Bulgaria: The New Spain, Pseudo-Liberations," a short article on Communist Concentration Camps in Bulgaria, a partial list of anarchist and anarcho-syndicalists in these camps, an activity report..... More
Chicago: Annie Livshis, 1912. A scarce memorial booklet for Voltairine de Cleyre, the pioneering anarchist, feminist and free thought writer, lecturer, poet and activist following her death in Chicago on June 20, 1912 at age 45. The booklet was issued by her friend and comrade Annie Livshis to help fundraise..... More
[New York]: RAT Subterranean News, [1969]. A 4-page newsprint section featuring manifestos/articles and a poster from the International Werewolf Conspiracy (IWWC) - an offshoot of Up Against the Wall Motherfucker - that originally appeared in a 1969 issue of the underground newspaper RAT Subterranean News. In late 1968, following increased..... More
Vancouver: Open Road, 1981. An issue of this Canadian anarchist newspaper, with this issue featuring a centerfold article by Rosa Collette documenting the B.C. Telephone Company strike. Other content on parenting as an anarchist, Solidarity in Poland, U.S. anarchists, etc. Side-folding tabloid format printed in color on newsprint, 16 pp...... More
Vancouver: The Open Road, 1983. An issue of this Canadian anarchist newspaper with this issue featuring a large centerfold poster of a woodblock print of mothers involved in direct action. The poster is captioned: DIRECT ACTION Speaks Louder Than Words. Side-folding tabloid format printed in black and red on newsprint..... More
New York: The Commune, 1968. A packet comprising a complete run in two unnumbered issues of The Commune’s eponymous newsletter; a fold-out flyer titled “Resistance or Revolution?” explaining the (deserving) disdain segments of the working class have for radical students; and a laid-in flyer titled, “The Wilting of a Couple..... More
[Philadelphia], [2011]. An 11” x 14” two-sided poster listing daily events as part of Philadelphia Month of Anarchy in May, 2011. Activities include Food Not Bombs, a walking tour, skillshares, live music, Books Through Bars, author discussions, etc. The locations for these events took place across Philadelphia radical spaces including..... More
n.p. n.p., [ca. 1970s]. An unattributed nine-point program for revolutionary anarchists, which includes demands for a “free stateless socialist society” easily accomplished through class war, strikes and urban guerrilla warfare, BAKUNINST-MALATESTEAN [sic] principals [sic] and the “construction of a UNITED FRONT of all parties who oppose U.S. imperialism.” Undated, but..... More
Oldham: General Defense Committee Local 14 (Leeds) of the Industrial Workers of the World, 1979. A complete (?) run of the anarcho-syndicalist organ of the General Defense Committee Local 14 (Leeds) of the Industrial Workers of the World. Content includes contemporary and historical coverage of labor campaigns and workers’ rights..... More
New York: Libertarian League, 1965. A later issue of this anarchist journal published by the Libertarian League from 1955-1965. Content for this issue includes an article by Walter Coy [Walter Caughey] on Mobilization for Youth; a lengthy article by Sam Weiner [Sam Dolgoff] on the centennial of the "First International,";..... More
Chicago: IWW, [1970]. A flyer in support of Robert P. Stover and Michael F. Lamm, two Maoist activists with ties to the Weatherman who were charged with a number of serious crimes in May 1970. The men were apprehended by Oakland police following a high speed car chase after they’d..... More
Bowling Green, Ohio: Anarcho-Media Collective, 1972. 8vo; stapled, wrappers (7” x 8 ½”), 17 pp, illus. The first (?) of only two issues published of this countercultural anarchist journal by students at Bowling Green State Univ. in 1972. Most of the content is reprinted from LNS and includes stories on..... More
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Bristol: S. E. Parker, [196-]. A handbill and pamphlet stating the positions of individualist-anarchism by one of its best known expositors, E. Armand, one of numerous pseudonyms of French anarchist Lucien-Ernest Juin (1872-1962). Armand was a prolific writer and edited no less than eight anarchist journals. Both items were published..... More
New York: Vanguard Press / The Jewish Anarchist Federation, 1929. First Edition. A scarce copy in dust jacket of Alexander Berkman's seminal anarchist work. In 1926, the Jewish Anarchist Federation asked Berkman, who was at the time living in France, to write a primer on anarchism that would convey anarchist..... More
Bearsville, N. Y. Retort, 1947. A single issue of this anarchist magazine hand-set and hand-printed by the editors. This issue features editorials, "Anti-Bolshevik Communism in Germany" by Paul Mattick, "Art in the Desert" by George Woodcock, brieft "retorts" by Dwight MacDonald, Lorraine Nauss, Harry P. Howard and Dachine Rainer, reviews..... More
Bearsville, N. Y. Retort, 1948. A single issue of this anarchist magazine hand-set and hand-printed by the editors. This issue features an editorial, "Notes on Sancho Panza" by George Woodcock, poems by John B. L. Goodwin and J. C. Crews, "Charles Mission: Libertarian Pirate" by Byron R. Bryant, "Revolt of..... More
Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World, 1970. May Day edition of the IWW's long-running newspaper, with this issue edited and featuring cover artwork by long-time IWW member and graphic artist, Carlos Alfredo Cortéz. This issue features content on May Day, lengthy reviews on three book titles about Joe Hill and..... More
Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World, 1969-1976. A broken run of 10 issues of the IWW's long-running organ featuring articles, organizational updates, comics/cartoons, reader letters, book reviews, etc. Includes Vol. 66, No. 7 (July, 1969); Vol. 67, Nos. 3-5 (March, April, May, 1970); Vol. 72, Nos. 10-12 (October, November, December..... More
New York: The Robin Hood Relearning Company, 1969. The Robin Hood Relearning Company was an alternative education consulting and training group founded in the spring of 1969 by Centers for Change (CFC). CFC emerged from the short-lived IF...THEN group established by City of College New York professor, Fred Newman, who..... More
Chicago: Arsenal, 2001. Third issue of this anarchist magazine written and published by an anarchist collective in Chicago. Content includes an editorial, a lengthy article by Michael Staudenmaier on "What Good Are Nations?: Anarchism and Nationalism," profile of the TAO anarchist group, Cindy Milstein's "Outside the Circle: Toward an Anarchist..... More
Québec: Institute for Anarchist Studies, 2004. A single issue of this anarchist theoretical journal published by the Institute for Anarchist Studies. Please see photo for Content for this issue. Stapled, illustrated wrappers (8 ½” x 11”), 64 p., illus. Rubbing and faint soiling to wrappers, small stain along the top fore-edge..... More
Caracas: F.I.J.L., 1962. First edition. A small format anti-Franco booklet written by the “Marco Polo of Anarchism,” Germinal Gracia, writing under one of his pseudonyms. Gracia presents an objective analysis of Spain under the Franco regime to demonstrate the situation for the student, immigrant, worker, and peasant. As a teenager Gracia..... More
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[New York City]: [Industrial Workers of the World], 1972. The only two issues of the short-lived newsletter of the NYC branch of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), which changed names after the first issue. Both issues were edited and published by Bill Goring, a long-time NYC IWW member..... More
Hilversum: Drukkerij "Het Gooi" 1977. The transcription of the the controversial radio series narrated by journalist Nico Haasbroek on the Red Army Faction and West German leftwing terroris, which was broadcast on Dutch radio station VPRO from August 5 - September 23, 1977. Includes ten black & white photographs. Stapled..... More
[New York]: Resurgence Youth Movement, [196-]. A two-sided mimeographed flyer from the Resurgence Youth Movement, a small anarchist group operating in the Lower East Side during the 1960s. Founded by Jonathan Leake and Walter Caughey, as the late Bill Goring noted, the group “espoused a mixture of anarchist revolution, Black..... More