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1987239024Marysville CA: YDC 1987. 8.5x11 inch handbill faint horizontal crease announcing a benefit show for the YDC featuring local punk bands including Vicious Gel Identity Crysis and others. "We demand: Cheap and decent entertainment for youth! Trade union rights and conditions for youth at work! The repeal of all anti-youth legislation! Community control over police methods!" No year given but April 17 fell on a Friday in 1987 and this appears to mesh with the dates of the listed bands. YDC unknown books
1928228409New York: Socialist Party National Campaign Committe 1928. Small handbill 4x9 inches all text printed on both sides incorrect date in pen on front of the handbill along with a small vote socialism sticker else good condition. 1928 issues - no. 3. Socialist Party, National Campaign Committe unknown books
197426239N.p. London n.d. 1974. First Edition. Octavo 20.75cm.; original purple pictorial staplebound wrappers; unpaged; tables throughout. Fine. WACC's reaction to the 1974 Lane Commission which revisited the United Kingdom's Abortion Act of 1967 in an effort to restrict legalised abortions. unknown books
1998255075Washington DC: James White Review Assoc. & Phil Willkie 1998. Newspaper. 24p. folded tabloid newspaper on heavy white newsprint news fiction poetry art reviews ads services and resources lightly worn ink note on cover else very good condition. Photo portfolio by Franson. James White Review Assoc. & Phil Willkie unknown books
1998250537Washington DC: James White Review Assoc. & Phil Willkie 1998. Newspaper. 24p. folded tabloid newspaper on heavy white newsprint news fiction poetry art reviews ads services and resources lightly worn else very good condition. Photo portfolio by Franson. James White Review Assoc. & Phil Willkie unknown books
197248795Montgomery AL: National Wallace Campaign 1972. First Edition. Octavo 23cm.; single leaf folded into eight-panelled pictorial brochure. Vertical fold old ink note to rear panel else Very Good. Campaign literature supporting the segregationist Governor of Alabama in his unsuccessful bid for the Presidency on the Democratic ticket. OCLC locates two separately catalogued copies as of April 2020 at UC Davis and Kansas. National Wallace Campaign] unknown books
19337476New York: The United Action Campaign Committee of the League for Independent Political Action 1933. 19p. wraps slightly browned 2 illus. by Charles Pollock. Members included John Dewey chair Charles Beard Paul H. Douglas Sidney Hillman Corliss Lamont Reinhold Niebuhr and others. The United Action Campaign Committee of the League for Independent Political Action unknown books
197526383London: The Gulf Committee 1975. First Edition. Octavo; printed wrappers stapled; 44pp; illus. Fine copy. Pamphlet outlining the position of women in the traditional Omani society and the changes that have taken place within the revolutionary process. Based on documentary material from the periods of 1970-73 and 1975. The Gulf Committee unknown books
1981qms405St. Paul Minnesota: APS Press The American Phytopathological Society 1981. Quarto paperbound full-color photo illus. stapled wrappers full-color photo illlus. throughout 96 pp. Near-Fine with former-owner embossed stamp. APS Press, The American Phytopathological Society, (1981). unknown books
1972214596New York: Socialist Workers Party '72 Campaign Committee 1972. Manila envelope with printed return address three 8.5x11 inch enclosures along with subscription form response card and envelope some toning of enclosures especially the campaign platform printed on newsprint. Socialist Workers Party '72 Campaign Committee unknown books
1970189835Ceveland: Socialist Workers Party 1970. Six-panel brochure very good 3.75x8.5 inches. Small black and white photos of six SWP candidates. Socialist Workers Party unknown books
197045138New York: Socialist Workers Party 1970. First Edition. Broadside flyer 28x22cm.; printed offset in three colors text mostly printed from typescript. Fine condition. Unused request form. At bottom edge is printed the Socialist Workers Party New York ticket including Clifton Deberry for Governor. Deberry notable African-American communist was twice the Party's presidential candidate and in this bid for New York Governor garnered 5766 votes. Socialist Workers Party unknown books
1972196154New York: Socilaist Workers Compaign Committee 1972. Pamphlet. 6p. wraps illus. 8x5 inches very good condition. Campaign brochure for the SWP's Presidential candidates Linda Jenness and Andrew Pulley. Socilaist Workers Compaign Committee unknown books
197085424San Francisco: Socialist Workers California Campaign 1970. Eight panel brochure illus. 3.25x8.5 inches folded size. Includes biographical information for all eight statewide candidates. Socialist Workers California Campaign unknown books
1975183741New York: the Campaign 1975. 2p.stapled once at upper left on campaign letterhead with small portraits of presidential slate of Peter Camejo and Willie Mae Reid very good. Supports the demonstrations called by the National Conference Against Racism in Boston. the Campaign unknown books
197248130Richmond VA: Schmitz-Anderson Campaign 1972. First Edition. Narrow octavo; single sheet folded into six-panelled pamphlet; illus. A hint of toning to extremities else Fine. Campaign brochure supporting the far-right candidates Congressman John G. Schmitz and Thomas J. Anderson running under the inscrutible campaign slogan "The SCHMITZ-ANDERSON Ticket Gives YOU One Choice.Against Two Echoes." The pair won 1.4% of the vote. Not separately catalogued in OCLC as of March 2020. Schmitz-Anderson Campaign] unknown books
1977204038San Francisco: Tavern Guild 1977. 48p 8.5x11 inches ads program for the event photos magazine format program in stapled glossy black silver & gold camp pictorial wraps vertical fold crease. Theme for the year was "Twilight of the Gods." Numerous ads for local businesses as well as campaign ads including a full-page pictorial ad for Harvey Milk's supervisorial campaign. Lenny Mollet the president of the Tavern Guild was running against Milk and has ads later on in the booklet noting his endorsement by the Marine Cooks and Stewards union. The Tavern Guild - San Francisco's gay bar organization - created the Ball in 1960 to raise money for its charities. Includes a brief introduction to the Guild's history. Tavern Guild unknown books
1977193935San Francisco: Tavern Guild 1977. Magazine. 48p 8.5x11 inches numerous ads for local businesses and political campaigns photos events bios very good event playbill/program in lightly-worn stapled glossy black and silver pictorial wraps. Theme for the year was "Twilight of the Gods." Numerous ads for local businesses as well as campaign ads including a full-page pictorial ad for Harvey Milk's supervisorial campaign. Lenny Mollet the president of the Tavern Guild was running against Milk and has ads later on in the booklet noting his endorsement by the Marine Cooks and Stewards union. The Tavern Guild - San Francisco's gay bar organization - created the Ball in 1960 to raise money for its charities. Includes a brief introduction to the Guild's history. Tavern Guild unknown books
1977193916San Francisco: Tavern Guild 1977. 48p 8.5x11 inches ads program for the event photos very good magazine format program in stapled glossy black silver & gold camp pictorial wraps. Theme for the year was "Twilight of the Gods." Numerous ads for local businesses as well as campaign ads including a full-page pictorial ad for Harvey Milk's supervisorial campaign. Lenny Mollet the president of the Tavern Guild was running against Milk and has ads later on in the booklet noting his endorsement by the Marine Cooks and Stewards union.<br/>The Tavern Guild - San Francisco's gay bar organization - created the Ball in 1960 to raise money for its charities. Includes a brief introduction to the Guild's history. Tavern Guild unknown books
1976134946San Francisco CA: San Francisco Socialist Workers Campaign Committee 1976. Four page tabloid-format campaign brochure printed on newsprint evenly browned else very good condition. Scenic view of the "painted ladies" Victorian houses on the front panel; platform and candidate photos inside. San Francisco Socialist Workers Campaign Committee unknown books
1997158141Quezon City Philippines: Gabriela 1997. 83p. very good in wraps. Includes a contribution by Joan Hinton from Beijing. Gabriela unknown books
1995215500San Francisco: No on O Campaign 1995. 12p. 11x14 inch staplebound brochure illustrated with many sepia photographs of Chavez through the years list of cities honoring Chavez by naming schools streets plazas and other buildings after the United Farm Workers leader who died two years earlier. Color portrait of Chavez by Ocampo on the cover. Light handling wear. A lovely tribute and campaign booklet fighting a proposition to return Cesar Chavez Blvd. to the original name of Army Street. No on O Campaign unknown books
1995180271San Francisco: No on O Campaign 1995. 12p. 11x14 inches illustrated with many sepia photographs of Chavez through the years list of cities honoring Chavez by naming schools streets plazas and other buildings after the United Farm Workers leader who died two years earlier very good in stapled pictorial wraps featuring a full-color portrait of Chavez by Ocampo on the cover. A lovely tribute and campaign booklet fighting a proposition to return Cesar Chavez Blvd. to the original name of Army Street. No on O Campaign unknown books
1978161607San Jose: Lambda News 1978. 4p. brochure 8.5x11 inches neatly fold-creased for mailing cover photo of Johnie Staggs and Sal Accardi very good. Introduces the write-in candidates Johnie Staggs for Mayor of San Jose and Sal Accardi for Council Seat 3 whose campaign was a response to the San Jose city council rescinding its Gay Pride resolution. Concludes with a call to vote against the Briggs Initiative. Black and white photo of the candidates on front cover. Johnie Staggs was Nicols's lesbian lover. Lambda News unknown books
19297265Mexico City: Self published 1929. First printing. Quarto pp xviii 454. Very early history of the religious conflict in Mexico during the Calles regime the Cristero revolt. Undoubtedly because of its Catholic bias the book was printed anonymously and without any publisher being names. A thorough-going history of Church -State relations in Mexico from the beginning of the Republic up to the Cristero conflict. Wrappers very good. Scarce. <br/><br/> Self published unknown books
