An incredible complete suite of 87 hand-colored lithographed political cartoons and caricatures from the time of the end of the Franco-Prussian War, the siege of Paris, the Paris Commune, and the Armistice of Versailles, depicting important historical figures and current events, by a range of French illustrators including Dutasta, Baudet... More
A complete run of the avant-garde journal, under the editorial direction of Riewart Tode and Hartmut Konig, offering cutting-edge poetry, prose, and criticism, some of which was informed by radical politics, presented in a rough-hewn, experimental manner, with some of the writings in typescript, some in the hand of the... More
A complete run of 33 issues in 30 fascicules, together with the supplement to no. 25, of the anarchist French journal promoting non-violence, the run produced by a collective group of approximately 30 contributors from the Fédération Anarchiste including Hem Day, André Bernard, Marianne Enckell, Jean Coulardeau, Jean-François Pressicaud, Michel... More
A complete run in 17 issues of the first publication produced in Valencia after the end of the Spanish Civil War, each issue 2 to 6 pp., with the first issue printed the day before Franco proclaimed victory and the last of the Republican forces surrendered and covering the immediate... More
2 vols., 96, 120 pp., comprising a complete run of the journal described by its editors as "a creative theoretical contribution to left anarchist and libertarian thought and praxis," including articles by Murray Bookchin, interviews with Noam Chomsky, poems by George Therese Dickenson, profiles of wildcat strikers at Chrysler auto... More
124 pp. propagandistic account published by the British Air Ministry describing the Bomber Command's sorties against the German army and raids during which they dropped propaganda material, including anecdotes from the pilots and crew members, heavily illustrated throughout with images from photographs. Small 4to. Illustrated wrpps., bottom of spine slightly... More
Binder of material from the APO (Außerparlamentarische Opposition) political protest group, with 63 original photographs of major figures from the revolt including Rudi Dutschke, Beate Klarsfeld, Rainer Langhans, Günter Grass, Rolf Dahrendorf, Wolfgang Lefevre, Klaus Meschkat, the music group "Insterburg & Co" and others; together with approximately 40 documents comprising... More
A complete run in two unnumbered issues of the underground self-proclaimed "proletariat" New York journal, covering highly charged topics of the era, including racism, the death of Martin Luther King, student radicals, unions, elections, and the ghetto. Not illustrated. 4to. Stapled self-wrpps. Manhattanville, New York 1968. As of July 2017... More
A sequential run of 140 issues (lacking nos. 66 through 69) of the long-running Italian social, political, and cultural journal affiliated with the Movimento Comunità, an Italian socialist and liberal-democratic political party, under the editorial direction of Adriano Olivetti, Giorgio Soavi, and Renzo Zorzi, containing articles and essays on politics... More
A complete run of 29 issues in 21 fascicules, plus supplements, each issue approx. 32-160 pp. each (most 80-128 pp.), of the radical journal associated with the Italian far-left during the "anni di piombo" (Years of Lead), documenting the strikes, demonstrations, neofascist actions, and widespread violent conflicts between government, industry... More
A sequential run of all but 7 of the issues printed of the extremely scarce Nazi publication, issues 8-16 pp., put out by the NS.-Führungsstab der Wehrmacht in cooperation with the NSDAP towards the end of World War II and targeted at the unit commanders of the Nazi forces, topics... More
Eight total issues in seven fascicules (Epoca 1, Nos. 1-6 and Epoca 2, No. 4/5), housed in two volumes (302, 160 pp.) of the irregularly published Fascist and National Syndicalist Spanish political journal, issued first by the Jefatura Nacional de Prensa y Propaganda and later by the Delegación Nacional de... More
40 pp. booklet published by the Socialist Labor Party of America in conjunction with May Day 1936, containing poems, articles, photographs, and drawings, contributors include George Scheftel, Varley Lang, Olive Johnson, Caesar Booth, Ewing Galloway, Arnold Petersen, Joseph Borden, Jr., Mary Wilkins, and Leah Epstein. Illustrated. Pages 16 and 17... More
Exceptional album of 141 original photographs of World War I in France, including 44 photographs of tanks stamped "SECRET" to front and with official stamp from the "Section Photographique de l'Armée" to the reverse, views of demolished buildings around Vienne-la-Ville, battlefields, aerial views from the Somme region, mortars, and German... More
A complete run in three issues of the occasionally published journal from Gene Fellner, issues 18-38 pp., each issue comprised of a single illustrated essay focused on one topic, titles are “On Nicaragua”, “John Brown and the Issue of Terrorism”, and “Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman”, nos. 1 and 2... More
Eleven original press photographs documenting the 1967 Sacramento Black Panther Party armed protest against the Mulford Act and the ensuing court case, taken by Walter Zeboski, a former Associated Press photographer, with photographs showing members of the Black Panther Party on the steps of the California State Capitol, protesting inside... More
Small collection of 14 Civil War abolitionist postal covers, each with a small illustration to the front left side of the envelope, most with an accompanying slogan, one sent through the mail with a postmark date of July 23, 1861. Overall very good, some minor staining to a couple, some... More
Unpaginated (circa 208 pp.) reprint of the renowned Italian socialist journal, commenting on the political situation in Italy and around the world following WWI from a communist viewpoint. Lg. folio. 1/2 cloth and boards. Milan (Feltrinelli Reprint) 1966. During the course of its publication, Il Soviet was the official organ... More
![Innerspace: The Magazine of the Psychedelic Community. Vol. I, No. 1 (October 1966) through Vol. I, No. [5] (n.d.) (all published).](/pictures/thumb/47784_001.jpg?v=1526393938)
5 issues, ca. 20-32 pp. each, of the New York underground magazine dedicated to the revolutionary potential of hallucinogenic drugs and the psychedelic experience, under the editorial direction of Linn House, with informative articles and research on the history, use and applications of psychoactive drugs by contributors including Timothy Leary... More
4 pg. pamphlet of commanding instructions for the positions of corporal and sergeant in the People's Army, including knowing the soldiers that make up your squad or platoon, provide a good example of discipline and courage, communication, obey your superiors, pay attention, constant vigilance, and specific instructions regarding defensive and... More
A complete suite of five issues comprising the entirety of documents published by the Gruppo Insurrezione in Italy under the common title "Insurrezione", second and fourth issues subtitled "Numero Unico in Attesa di Autorizzazione", third issue subtitled "Parafulmini e Controfigure e L.A. x C = Nihil", fifth issue titled "Proletari... More
1914. A complete run of the war-time serial, most issues 4 pp., with texts ranging from patriotic statements by military and government leaders to those by social critics, profusely illustrated throughout with lithographic images by leading German artists of the day showing scenes from the war front and everyday life... More
![Krysodav [The Rat-Crusher]. No. 1 (June 1923) through No. 3 (October 1923) (all published).](/pictures/thumb/48670_001.jpg?v=1495222027)
A complete run in three issues of the short-lived satirical Russian avant-garde literary journal, under the editorial direction of Ukranian writers Leonid Nedolia and Mark Gai, containing poetry and prose by a number of noted writers related to contemporary politics and social issues in Russia. Profusely illustrated throughout with lithographic... More
The single most famous issue of the liberal and literary French newspaper, published from 1897 to 1916 under the editorial direction of Ernest Vaughan, and published by Georges Clemenceau, later the Prime Minister of France, with the headline "J'Accuse...! - Lettre au Président de la République" by Émile Zola, prefacing... More
256 pp. volume containing a complete run in 11 issues of the bimonthly Communist French-language journal, under the editorial direction of Boris Souvarine, containing essays and book reviews related to Communist and Socialist issues and key figures including politics, economics, revolutions, Marx, Engels, and Trotsky. Scarce illustrations. 4to. Boards, original... More
