N.p.: n.p., 1971. 12 x 18.Ø Near fine. Jim Franklin is a seminal Austin artist from the 60›s and on. He popularized the armadillo as the hip counter-culture alternative to the Texas Longhorn. Armadillos became the iconic symbol for those not enamored with the Texas political establishment. Besides an astonishing..... More
New York: Young People's Socialist League, 1964. 4to. Stated third printing. A collection of lyrics to radical songs. Includes several "Ballads for Sectarians" and songs from the skits that the "YSL" Players produced during the five years before the Young Socialist League united with the Young People's Socialist League. Tape-bound..... More
![Ad for Vietnam] BOND, Julian](/pictures/thumb/1691.jpg?v=1499699481)
Shortly after Julian Bond was booted out of the Georgia State Legislature for opposing the Vietnam War, he and artist T.G. Lewis created a comic book against the war. Originally self- published, it was later picked up by the New York Free Press. Here is the glitzy ad for the..... More
No place: no publication, [1965]. 8 1 2 x 10 inches. Two pages, typed, stapled at upper left corner. Mild soiling from ink (not affecting text). More
[San Francisco]: n.p., [1969]. 8.5 x 11 inch handbill with light fold creases, else very good. One of the flyers handed out by members of Women›s Liberation to women attending the KYA Bridal Fair, in a protest that was covered by Bay Area media at the time. Depicts a Modern Bride..... More
San Francisco: Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Committee et. al., [1983]. 1 page. 8.5 x 11Ø flyer with a photo of the murderer and the prohibition circle around it. This flyer called for a rally protesting Dan White's release from jail after just over 5 years for the assassination of Harvey Milk..... More
![ABORTION] Demonstrate Against N.Y. State Abortion Laws [two versions of a handbill](/pictures/thumb/1687.jpg?v=1499699480)
New York: People to Abolish Abortion Laws, [1970]. 8.5 x 11 inch, leaflets, mimeographed, very good. Both are for the same event, but with different layouts and sponsorship lists. More
Miami Beach: [Sun-Times], July 7, [1968]. Original, black & white, 8 x 11 inch AP wire- photo of Jerry Rubin (left) and Abbie Hoffman, in discussion at Flamingo Park in Miami Beach, where Yippies were allowed by the Miami Beach City Council to set up a tent camp, while readying..... More
Washington, D.C.: Sun-Times, October 1, 1968. Original, black & white, 8 x 10 1/4 inch, AP wirephoto of Jerry Rubin, one of the leaders in the August demonstrations during the Democratic convention in Chicago. Sun-Times stamp and date, with holograph writing in pencil on verso. Rubin appears at a hearing..... More
(N.p.): Richard Kern (N.d.). 8 x 10 inch portrait of Lunch created by photographing her image on a video screen. Near fine. Penned in print on verso are the words ˝Video CoverØ and Richard Kern›s copyright stamp. A younger Lunch, staring straight at the viewer. An appropriate image for the..... More
New York: New York Times Photos, 1991. 11 x 8 3/4Ø AP Laser Photo with date and name stamped on verso. More
Los Angeles/Washington: L.A./D.C. Times/Washington Post, 1975. 8 1/2 x 10 inch, original, black & white press photo. Holograph notes on verso. Near fine. More
New York: New York Times Pictures, 1975. Approximately 10 1/2 x 8 inch, black/white photo with minor wear to edges. Stamped date and description of photo on verso. Very good. Photo of Caldwell as she rehearsed for an upcoming appearance with New York›s Metropolitan Opera Company. More
New York: United Press International, n.d., [ca. 1980›s]. Original, 10 x 8Ø black & white photo of Sally Ride during a training session. United Press stamp on verso with ˝Sally K. RideØ in blue holograph. More
N.p.: N.p., [1967]. 9 x 6,Ø black and white exhibition announcement with two photographs for a 1967 showing of Beat photographs by Mark Green at the Seven Arts Center in San Francisco. Mild creasing and soiling with some foxing on the back of card, else very good. Not in OCLC..... More
In the midst of the women›s rights movement of the 1960s, there was one feminist pioneer who was making inroads not in the office or as part of a protest, but on the track. It was Diane Crump, who on Feb. 7, 1969, climbed aboard a finely tuned Thoroughbred, and..... More
New York: N.p., [1969]. Original 8 x 11 3/4Ø black & white press photo of Jane Alpert leading a demonstration in New York in 1969. In 1970, Alpert jumped bail while facing bombing conspiracy charges and lived underground while on the FBI›s most wanted list before surrendering in 1974. During..... More
London: Keystone Press Agency, 1966. 10 X 8Ø black & white press photo of women and children sitting and lying on the pavement during a demonstration outside the Law Courts in London. The demonstration was staged by more than 200 women and children from the King Hill hostel for homeless..... More
New York: [N.p.], 1973. Original AP Press Photo. 11x 8 inch, black and white photo used with Hugh Heckman›s New York APN story on Off-off Broadway. Copyright notes attached to verso. Near fine. More
N.p.: N.p.: n.d., [Ca. 1960s]. Original film poster. 27 3/4 x 41 3/4Ø orange poster with 1 inch white border. One vertical fold with three horizontal folds, three tiny holes (not affecting text), probably caused when removed from a bulletin board and staples ripped out. Some chipping and small tears..... More
N.p.: Rogers Photo Archive, 1971. Original, black & white, 8 x 10" press photo featuring Michelle Urry, Cartoon Editor for Playboy Magazine. Hand placed editorial notes on verso along with a stamped date: April 11, 1971. Staple in upper left corner, else very good. More
New Haven: The Baltimore Sun, 1987. Original AP laser photo. 9 x 11.Ø Typed name, stamped date and barcode on verso. Red X over man›s face in the background and two lines positioning Ying, put in place by staff in the process of publication, else near fine. More
Austin, Texas: Against the Grain Graphics/Bee Bop Publishing, [1985]. 20 3/4 x 27 inches. Signed by artist in a limited printing of which this is number 87/220. Near fine. None in trade (2014) and no holdings in OCLC. More
GG Allin and The Murder Junkies, Asbury Park, NJ poster, 1995. 11 x 17.Ø Limited to 20 prints. Signed and numbered 10/20 by the artist, Jim Altieri. Signed by band members, Merle Allin, Bill Weber and Dino. Horizontal fold, else very good. More
