Bloomington: Indiana University Press, [2001]. First Edition. Quarto (28.5cm.); original simulated cloth boards in photo-illustrated dust jacket; xi,[3],312pp.; color and black and white photographic illus. throughout. Just a hint of wear to jacket panels, else Fine. Inscribed and signed on title page: "For Kitty - Nancy Sweezy / Sam Sweezy."..... More

New York: National Child Welfare Association Inc., 1921. Attractive uplift poster, prominently featuring a large portrait of Dr. Joseph Charles Price rendered in charcoal pencil, beneath the printed quote "I do not care how dark the night; I believe in the coming of the morning." Price (1854-1893), son of a...... More

[Oakland (?): Black Panther Party, ca.1968-69]. Broadside circular (evidently the first in a series), discussing the importance of creating community self-defense groups of 4-6 people as a means for combating police brutality. The text is attributed to Donald L. Cox (1936-2011), part of the central committe of the Black Panther..... More

[N.p. S.i., ca.1970]. First Edition. Original poster, with text and illustration offset printed in black on white stock, measuring 44.5cm x 57cm (17.5" x 22.5"). Trivial handling and some very subtle toning to extremities; unbacked; very Near Fine. Poster featuring a crude and uncredited illustration of Bobby Seale, with his..... More

New York: Committee to Defend the Panther 21 / The Conspiracy / December 4th Movement, [1970]. Broadside, with text and illustration offset printed in black on light yellow stock, measuring 21.75cm x 28cm (8.5" x 11"). Mild handling, with a faint vertical bend at center; Near Fine. Broadside announcing a...... More

New York: Peace and Freedom Party, [1968]. Original broadside, with text and photograph offset printed in black on white bond, measuring 21.5cm x 29cm (8.5" x 11"). Mild handling, two old folds smoothed out, with a few tiny tears and creases, and two small spots of soil on verso; Very..... More

New York: New York Committee To Free Angela Davis / Afro-Arts Inc., 1971. An original poster designed and produced by Richard McCrary for the NY Committee to Free Angela Davis. The poster prominently features an image of Davis with her fist clenched, and a poem by McCrary printed at upper..... More

Los Angeles: Peace and Freedom Party, [1968]. Registration drive poster produced by the Peace and Freedom Party, prominently featuring a photographic portrait of a light-skinned, wealthy African American woman wearing a mink coat and diamonds. Presumably issued to raise awareness that voters need not belong to a particular soci-economic status..... More

N.p. Barbara Kantrowitz, 1986. Original silkscreened poster, 23" x 17" (ca 58cm x 43cm). Printed in four colors on heavy white art paper. Mild creasing to corners, else a Fine example, Grade A/A-. A striking screenprint in support of leftist rebels in the Salvadoran Civil War (1979-1990). Unsigned, but the..... More

Castroville, CA: Local 912 Strikers' Committee, [1987]. One of a series of silkscreen posters produced and sold through the auspices of the Castroville local of the Teamsters Union to raise funds to support striking cannery workers during the Watsonville Strike of 1985-87. Andrea Kantrowitz, a Philadelphia-based painter and printmaker, was..... More

[San Juan: Ateneo Puertorriqueño], 1958. Striking poster announcing a 1958 exhibition of paintings by Puerto Rican painter and printmaker Carlos Osorio (1927-1984) at the Ateneo Puertorriqueño, the country's oldest private cultural institution. The exhibition featured 41 works, including oil paintings, watercolor, and drawings. The poster, designed by Puerto Rican artist..... More

[Amsterdam: Aktiegroep Nieuwmarkt, 1972]. Issued during the years-long battle between developers and citizens regarding plans to build a freeway through Amsterdam's Jewish neighborhood, the (eventually successful) protests spearheaded by the Aktiegroep Nieuwmarkt. Designer and publication information provided by OCLC no. 943722911 (IISH only as of September, 2017)--the dimensions differ slightly..... More

N.p. [London, ca 1985?]. Universal calendar points to 1985 being the most likely date of creation for this vivid and graphically inspired poster, advertising a meeting of American radicals at the famed Conway Hall, long-time meeting place for radicals and intellectual center of the Conway Hall Ethical Society, thought to..... More