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1976248308Chicago: VVAW 1976. Four page brochure in tabloid newspaper format horizontal fold evenly toned. VVAW unknown books
1978237167San Francisco: VVAW 1978. 8.5x11 inch handbill with dittoed text and cartoon on one side very good. Rubberstamped approval for posting at City College in San Francisco. Gives date as Wednesday Nov. 8 a combination that fell in 1972 and 1978. The meeting was to show the 1971 film "Only the Beginning" about the GI movement. VVAW unknown books
237165San Francisco: VVAW 197-. 8.5x11 inch handbill printed one side very good. Calls for a demonstration in San Francisco as part of a national campaign to draw attention to the effects of Agent Orange used as a defoliant during the Vietnam War. Pressure from VVAW and others led Congress to mandate a study of Agent Orange in 1979. VVAW unknown books
1978237166San Francisco: VVAW 1978. 8.5x11 inch handbill with photoreproduced text one side very good. "They can take their sympathy their vets unemployment their stinking VA care their American Legion and VFW leaders who trumpet their "patriotic" messages and their next profit-making war and cram them! VVAW unknown books
1967254248New York: VVAW 1967. 8.5x11 inch handbill penned date of July 1967 horizontal creases from folding to fit into an envelope. Issued soon after the founding of the organization; outlines goals and seeks funds. VVAW unknown books
1972592342Boston: Beacon Press 1972. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket with the tiny price on the front flap inked over. The Winter Soldier Investigation was a controversial meeting of Vietnam veterans who met to testify about American war crimes in Vietnam. Former presidential candidate John Kerry is listed as a participant in the investigation but doesn't seem to be mentioned specifically in the text. Beacon Press hardcover
0807002518.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1972507405beacon Press. Good/Good. 1972. Hardcover. Hard Cover. 080700250X RB-2 . beacon Press hardcover
196942627Vietnam: Published by 20th EB Information Office 1969. 1st printing. Presumed one of one i.e. a unique item. Green cloth binding with front board having custom multi-layer onlays depicting the units of the 20th Brigade; rear board with diamond-shaped cut-out for a b/w photograph of a unit bulldozer. Eps original artwork of divers construction scenes; rear paste-down an original bust pencil drawing of Col. Wilson. A VG to Nr Fine item. ~ 85 leaves multi-colored paper. Illustrated with over 60 original b/w photographs most captioned ~ 45 action scenes of divers brigade projects the remainder of staff and Vietnamese citizens. 7 leaves with newspaper clipping affixed also documenting divers brigade projects. Original artwork by PFC Al Schumer. 11-3/8" x 8-1/2" <br/><br/>The 20th Engineer Brigade is a combat engineer brigade currently assigned to the XVIII Airborne Corps of the United States Army stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Though its predecessor units have lineage that dates back before the American Civil War the formation was not formally designated as the 20th Engineer Brigade until its activation on 16 August 1950 at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Deploying overseas in November 1952 it supported construction projects in southwestern France until its return to the US on 10 September 1954. Reactivated on 1 May 1967 at Fort Bragg the brigade deployed to Vietnam where it supported American forces for several years and a dozen campaigns. The brigade was deactivated on 20 September 1971 as American forces withdrew from the country. This souvenir book comprehensively documents the brigade's activities & asssigned personnel during the period of June 1968 to June 1969. A unique item the first such we've been able to offer chronicling this period of US history. Published by 20th EB Information Office hardcover books
1968XA-2P8R-BCD61968. Hardcover. Good. First edition stated Cowles 1968. Good plus. Jacket has moderate wear nicks and fading. Book has moderate wear smudge to textblock edge; pages lightly yellowed with an occasional minor blemish; binding firm. hardcover
196515394New York: Fund for the Republic 1965. Second Printing. Octavo. Staple-bound pamphlet. Printed card wrappers; 80pp. Clean and unmarked with just a hint of external wear; Near Fine. Fund for the Republic unknown books
196948089N.p. Santa Clara: Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam 1969. Broadside. 11" x 8-1/2" printed mimeo on a sheet of yellow stock. Very Good. Undated but likely 1969 based on universal calendar. Location unspecified but give date themost likely location for a 'Guadalupe Hall' is Santa Clara University. Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam unknown books
196613101New York: Veterans Reservists To End The War In Vietnam 1966. First edition. Paperback. Fine. Fine copy of this 60's war protest poster. Measures 14 x 8.5" wide. Advertises a peace demonstration walk featuring such 60's luminaries as The Fugs Allen Ginsberg Denise Levertov Paul Krassner Jackson MacLow Gilbert Sorrentino Phil Corner The Hare Krishna Chanters and more. No date but from 1966. Scarce ephemera. <br/><br/> Veterans + Reservists To End The War In Vietnam paperback books
196938109San Francisco: The Committee for the 27 1969. Broadsheet 28cm x 22cm 11" x 8-1/2". Printed offset on both sides of sheet; recto primarily graphic with text on verso. Mild edgewear and creasing; tack holes and tiny loss at bottom right corner not affecting image or text; Very Good or better. Flyer protesting the draconian sentences meted out in early 1969 to the so-called "Presidio Mutineers" - 27 military prisoners at the Presidio stockade who had staged a peaceful "sit-in" to protest overcrowding and the murder by prison guards of one of their fellow inmates. Recto reproduces two photographs of the protest; verso lays out the details of the case and calls on readers to organize protests and letter-writing campaigns in their communities. The Committee for the 27 unknown books
29640San Diego: 1970. Broadside. Single sheet of pale salmon stock 8-1/2" x 6-1/4"; printed recto-only. Fine. Announces establishment by the UCSD Art Department in conjunction with chancellor William McGill of the "George Winne Memorial Shrine.taking George's charred remains as its core the Shrine will seek to involve and encompass the entire campus.Passive Resistance can only have effect under conditions of complete self-sacrifice. In completing his life George followed the dictates of law and order: his refusal to disobey the rule of Chancellor McGill and Governor Reagan allowed George to take full responsibility for his actions by turning himself in in the name of God." Winne 1947-1970 was a UCSD undergraduate who famously committed suicide by self-immolation on a public plaza at the University of California San Diego to protest U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War. This memorial broadside not located under title or subject in OCLC. unknown books
1971VIETNAM012475Academy editions London. 1971. First edition. Royal octavo. Sewn card wrappers with dustwrapper. A verse sequence which was ''.the result of conversations with a recently returned marine.'' from the author's Note. Black and white frontispiece and cover drawings and two black and white illustrations in the text by Philip Hicks all taken from a sequence by him entitled ''Vietnam Requiem''. One of fifty numbered copies out of a total edition of 300 copies signed by the author and artist.Near fine. Academy editions, London. unknown
1965207517New York: the Committee 1965. 1.5 inch diameter pin green and blue design. The demonstration featured speakers including Linus Pauling Fannie Lou Hamer Jerry Rubin and David Dellinger. the Committee unknown books
1970190631970. Anti-WarVietnam War "NO MORE WAR". Designed and photographed by Terry and Dennis Newell 1970. Measures 35" × 16" on offset tan lithographic paper. This monochromatic anti-war poster illustrates three scenes of a man and woman in three stages of their lives. In the first photo a young girl innocently gifts a young boy flowers on a grassy field. The following image conveys the young girl and boy in their adulthood---dressed in typical 1970's attire---as the woman hands flowers to the man in great despair. As her partner leaves to fight in the war she is left on the field longing for his return. Yet in the last image she is left lying flowers atop his coffin wrapped in the American flag. The Vietnam anti-war movement from 1960-1970 was one of the most pervasive displays of opposition to the government policy in modern times as protests raged all over the country. As a result posters like these were just one of the mediums used to highlight anti-war narratives. Five inch tear on the top margin minorly affecting the title text. Signs of foxing and discoloration to due to age otherwise in very good condition. unknown
197014503Boston: New England Free Press 1970. Quarto 11" x 8.5". Pictorial xerographic wrappers; 10pp. Brief ink note to front cover else fine. An essay on the use of chemical defoliants including Agent Orange during the Vietnam War. The article appeared in the Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars January 1970. New England Free Press unknown books
198228733Wilhelmshaven : Heinrichshofen 1982. 280 S. : 32 Taf., zahlr. Notenbeisp. u. Zeichn. ; 18 cm kart., Softcover/Paperback, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
1971222041971. Counterculture Social Activism This striking 1971 protest poster was issued by the Vietnam Peace Parade Committee to promote national participation in Vietnam Moratorium Day observed on Wednesday October 13th 1971. Designed in bold agitprop style the poster combines militant typography with an urgent visual motif that reflects the escalating tone of the antiwar movement in the early 1970s. New York: Vietnam Peace Parade Committee 1971. Bold white typography with circular graphic emblem at top. <br /> <br /> Below the emblem centered white text declares: "we will observe / moratorium day / wed. october 13ᵗʰ / by" followed by a large white blank space left intentionally empty for local groups or individuals to fill in their planned action or statement of protest. The poster concludes with a defiant and unequivocal call: "no business as usual! / end the war now!" At the bottom the issuing organization is credited: Vietnam Peace Parade Committee 17 East 17th Street New York N.Y. 10003.<br /> <br /> The poster is a vivid artifact of the Vietnam Moratorium movement which began in October 1969 as a coordinated nationwide effort to halt everyday activities in protest of the war. Unlike previous marches and rallies Moratorium Day called for civic refusal and general strikes encouraging walkouts from schools workplaces and public institutions. By 1971 in the wake of the Cambodian incursion and the publication of the Pentagon Papers the antiwar movement had taken on a more urgent and radical tone. This poster's slogan-"no business as usual!"-reflects that shift asserting that complicity in everyday life was untenable while the U.S. continued to bomb and occupy Southeast Asia. As a piece of protest ephemera the poster is emblematic of the era's graphic culture of resistance: minimalist yet commanding visually direct yet ideologically expansive. Light handling wear otherwise very good. unknown
1970190661970. U.S. Army Engineer Company photo album early 1970s documents logistical operations base life and personnel composition at Oakland Army Base during the Vietnam War providing visual evidence of military transportation infrastructure and the integration of a diverse workforce within a key Pacific transit hub. The material records the functioning of an engineer unit responsible for vehicle maintenance cargo handling and operational readiness while also capturing the presence of African American servicemen and female personnel within the same working and ceremonial environments. It supports research into military logistics on the U.S. home front race and gender integration in the armed forces and the institutional processes that sustained overseas deployment during the Vietnam War.<br /> <br /> Album containing 369 photographs including 353 color and 16 black and white images most measuring approximately 5 x 3.5 inches compiled at Oakland Army Base and the adjacent Port of Oakland. The contents document heavy machinery and vehicle maintenance including bulldozers cranes transport trucks and military jeeps with numerous images showing mechanics engaged in repair work. Additional photographs depict combat training exercises including rifle instruction with M16 firearms alongside formal ceremonies in which soldiers of varied racial backgrounds and both genders receive promotions commendations and instruction from commanding officers. Several images show administrative office environments providing insight into the clerical and organizational functions supporting base operations. Group scenes include family-oriented gatherings and meals indicating the social dimension of service life within the base setting. Produced at a time when Oakland Army Base operated as a principal embarkation and return point for U.S. forces traveling to and from Vietnam and other locations in East Asia the album documents the domestic infrastructure underpinning overseas military engagement. The emphasis on machinery cargo movement and personnel readiness reflects the scale and complexity of logistical coordination required during the conflict. The visible diversity within the unit corresponds with broader transformations in the U.S. military following desegregation and evolving roles for women making the album relevant to studies of institutional change during the late stages of the Vietnam War. Light wear to album edges and corners photographs well-preserved with minor handling marks; overall very good. A substantial visual record of engineer operations and base life at a critical West Coast military installation during wartime. unknown
1983160079NOVATO CA PRESIDIO PRESS 1983 1983. DUST JACKET UNCLIPPED FIRST EDITION VERY GOOD. F. Hardcover. ISBN: 0891411755. NOVATO, CA, PRESIDIO PRESS, 1983 hardcover books
19782090502113716868Not Available 1978. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
19882092902141301297Rengoshuppan 1988. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Rengoshuppan paperback
