New York: Vietnam Peace Parade Committee, [1964]. Unbound. Broadsheet. Measuring 8½" x 11", printed on both sides. Paper tanned[?] and edgeworn with some creasing, about very good. The plan—not to be confused with the major rally of Saturday, April 15, 1967—began with a protest at the IRS offices near City..... More

New York: [no publisher], April 15, 1967. Unbound. Flyer. Mimeographed on blue paper incorporating a peace sign. Measuring 8.5" x 11". Three slightly irregular horizontal creases, else near fine. More

New York, New York: Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee, August 3, 1968. Unbound. Photo-mechanically reproduced flyer measuring 8" x 11". Printed on both sides. Some creasing from mailing and a small spot else near fine. A flyer for an anti-Vietnam rally to be held in Times Square on August..... More

[No place: no publisher], 1919. Unbound. Poster. Measuring approximately 20" by 15". Some very light edgewear and some light creasing, else near fine. A post-WW1 poster depicting two woman shaking hands before the Slovakia and Czech coat of arms with a third woman draped in the American flag overseeing the..... More

[No place: no publisher], 1919. Unbound. Poster. Measuring approximately 20" by 15". Soiling and staining, light edgewear, and one small abrasion, thus good only. A post-WW1 poster depicting a map of Italy above the phrase, "Riunite Per Sempre," which means, "reunited forever," most likely in reference to the Italian irredentist..... More

[Atlantic City, New Jersey: NAACP? 1964]. Unbound. Small broadside. Measuring 8½" x 11", printed recto only. Old horizontal fold, recto tanned, very good. While Johnson and Humphrey's nomination for president and vice-president were never in question, the convention became a pivotal moment in Civil Rights history when the integrated Mississippi..... More

[Madison, Wisconsin]: Brown Down Town, [likely 1975]. Unbound. Political poster. Measuring 10¼" x 16". Owner signature on the unprinted verso. Horizontal fold (possibly as issued?), staple holes in three corners, bright and near fine. A cool poster. More

[Albion, New York]: The Orleans American, [1868]. Unbound. Large broadside extra. Measuring 23" x 27½". Text in nine columns, printed recto only. Old folds, a few tiny pinholes at the folds and tiny edge tears, a bit of foxing, a nice very good or better example. The final 1¼ columns..... More

(London): Reaktion Books, (2017). Hardcover. First edition. Quarto. 406pp. Heavily illustrated in color. A trifle bumped at the corners and spine ends, about fine in near fine dust jacket with corresponding gentle bumps. Chapters on posters from the USSR, Mongolian People's Republic, Eastern Europe, People's Republic of China, Democratic People's..... More

New York: New York State Democratic Committee, 1984. Unbound. Printed flyer or handbill. Approximately 6" x 8". One sheet folded to make four pages. Slight creasing, a small chips, and toning thus very good. A flyer distributed by the New York Mondale campaign during the 1984 election which outlines the..... More

[Madison, Wisconsin]: The End is Near Posters, [1972]. Softcover. Political poster. Measuring 17" x 21". Horizontal fold, light wear, and an ink squiggle (or illegible note) on the blank verso, bright and very good or better. Information from J. Wesley Miller's Madison protest collection at the Wisconsin historical society; a...... More

San Francisco: Greenwood Press / (Roxburghe Club), 1982. Unbound. Broadside. 18.5" x 14.25". Printed in two columns. A little toning along the upper margin, else near fine. Second edition of the 1955 broadside, with printed statements by the printer Jack W. Stauffacher: "Dear Roxburgher - It was twenty-seven years ago..... More

Atlantic City, [New Jersey]: N.A.A.C.P. Atlantic City Branch and National Office, 1964. Unbound. Small broadside. Measuring 8½" x 11", printed recto only. Light creasing and an old horizontal fold, verso toned with two small, light stains that don't show through, very good. Also prints the names of the 16-member Honorary..... More