New York: March on Washington, New York Organizing Committee, [1992]. New York City: March on Washington, New York Organizing Committee, [1992]. 11” x 8½”. Pink flier printed both sides. Fine. This flier announced the 1993 March on Washington by combining a large graphic with an action statement. Distributed by the New..... More
![Advertising Pamphlet For] Conkey's Complete Guide to the World's Columbian Exposition](/pictures/thumb/647.jpg?v=1591118657)
Chicago: W. G. Conkey Company, 1893. Ephemera. 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 7 7/8" x 5 3/8". Stapled self wrappers. 8 leaves (16 pages). While Conkey's guide is fairly common, this advertising sampler consisting of a few photos as well as the book's index, is not. Condition: Very good, folded..... More
New York: AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power, 1990. All but one item measures 11” x 8½”. Five fliers, a form letter from Heritage of Pride, Inc., and three leaves (six pages), stapled, of the minutes from an ACT UP meeting. Very good plus to near fine with some toning at..... More
New York: Lesbian and Gay Focus of People's Anti-War Mobilization, [1981]. 14” x 8½”. Flier printed one side. Near fine. The People's Anti-War Mobilization was a diverse coalition consisting of political, community, and activist organizations fighting for a wide range of causes, from promoting racial and sexual equality, to shutting..... More
New York: The Glines, 1981. 8½” x 6” unfolds to 34” x 6”. Four panel brochure folded in half twice, printed both sides. Fine. The Glines in New York City was a non-profit agency that provided a platform in the arts to promote positive images of gays in the community. Founded..... More
New York City: Momentum, [1989?]. 8½” x 3¾”, folded. Three panel pamphlet printed recto and verso. Very good plus with light edge wear and toning at edges. This informational brochure promoted the Momentum AIDS Outreach Program (“MAOP”), a church-based charity that serviced patients in New York City. Formed in 1985..... More
Atlanta, Georgia: Southeastern Arts, Media and Education Project (SAME), 1987. 10 ¾” x 8”. Stapled wrappers. Pp. 72. Near fine with light wear and lightly toned pages. This is the program and guide for the 1987 March. It contains a short history of the 1979 March follwed by a brief..... More
New York: Susan Horowitz, 1992. 10¾” x 8¼”. Wrappers. pp. 152. Very good with minor dustsoiling on, and a few light creases to, wrappers. The 1992 Guide reflected the continuing growth of the publication: a switch to glossy paper stock, a 50 page resource directory, hundreds of advertisers supporting the effort..... More
New York: Susan Horowitz, 1991. 10¾” x 8¼”. Stapled wrappers. pp. 112. Very good plus with minimal wear and lightly toned leaves. 1991's theme was, “Out Loud & Proud.” Feature articles discussed topics like violence against gays, as well as a discussion on the impact of more aggressive LGBTQ activism. A...... More
New York: Pride Publishing, 1990. 10¾” x 8¼”. Stapled wrappers. pp. 104. Very good plus with minor wear and lightly toned leaves. The theme of 1990's Pride Month was “Family Friends Lovers.” Most articles focused on the upcoming events though there is a two page article, “The Lesbian and Gay Family..... More
New York: Susan Horowitz, 1993. 10¾” x 8¼”. Wrappers. pp. 176. Very good minus with moderate wear and some creasing to wrappers. The theme this year was a call to action addressed to anyone, not just members of the LGBTQ community, who were supportive of the movement: “Outlaw Outrage Outright Outspoken..... More
New York: New York: Pride Publishing, 1994. 10¾” x 8¼”. Wrappers. pp. 194. Very good with moderately worn wrappers. This was the Stonewall Edition of the New York Pride Guide. To commemorate the anniversary, sections called “The Viewpoint: Stonewall 25” are interspersed throughout the guide. Each one was a profile of..... More
New York: Community Health Project, 1990. 8 1/8” x 5 1/8”. Flier on thick card printed recto and verso. Fine. The bright marigold hue of this card attracted attention to its critical message reminding New Yorkers of their rights regarding HIV testing. This came during a time when the lingering stigma..... More
Washington DC: Newspaper Project of the Committee for the March on Washington, 1993. 15” x 11 ½” Newsprint. pp. 20. Very good plus with light toning. This newspaper by the Committee for the March on Washington was issued a little over two months before the 1993 March on Washington for Lesbian..... More
New York: Heritage of Pride, 1990, 1990. 8¼” x 5¼”. Stapled wrappers. pp. 16. Near fine with lightly toned interior leaves. This program commemorated 1990's Gay and Lesbian Pride Rally, with the 21st Annual Gay Lesbian Pride March scheduled for the next day. The rally was held in Union Square Park..... More
New York: Susan Horowitz and Robin Imandt, 1984. 10¾” x 8¼”. Stapled wrappers. pp. 64. Very good: toned extremities with a small patch of faint dampstaining on top edge of front wrapper, also affecting a couple of interior pages. This is an early issue of the Guide and commemorated the 15th..... More
Philadelphia: [Pridefest Philadelphia], 1993. 6½” x 4¼” opens to 16¾” x 11”. Single leaf brochure folded three times into mini-booklet. Near fine with light edge wear. This brochure promoted the 1993 Pridefest in Philadelphia. Founded by prosecutor and social activist Malcolm Lazin, this three day event was the first of its..... More
Needham, MA: American Red Cross, 1984. 8½” x 3¾”. Trifold brochure printed recto and verso. Very good with minor corner crease; surface indentations on rear panel. This American Red Cross brochure provided valuable information to the public regarding some common questions about AIDS. It discussed the disease, the symptoms, and..... More
Washington DC: Program Guide Project of the Comittee for the March on Washington, Inc., 1993. 10 ¾” x 8”. Stapled wrappers. pp. 96. Very good plus with light wear and light toning at extremities. This is the program guide for the 1993 March. Its first page is a strongly worded reflection..... More
NP: State of New York Department of Health, 1987. 8½” x 3¾” unfolds to 11” x 8½”. Three panel pamphlet folded twice, printed recto and verso. Fine. This pamphlet, produced by New York's AIDS institute, offered information to women concerning the risks of AIDS. The institute was created in 1983 to..... More
San Francisco: Lavender U., 1976. 17½” x 11¼”. Newsprint. pp. [8]. Very good: folded at center (as issued), light toning that gets heavier at extremities. This is the second anniversary issue of Lavender U. It has around 45 classes on diverse topics such as learning Russian, an anal relaxation group, and..... More
San Francisco: Lavender U., 1976. 17 ½” x 11 ¼”.Newsprint. pp. [8]. Very good plus: folded at center (as issued), light toning. This issue of Lavender U. lists over 50 classes ranging from relationship advice to photography, poetry, a gay alcoholism group, cooking and dance classes and more. It also has..... More
New York: GMHC, Inc., 1988-1998. All items measuring between 6” x 4” and 11” x 8½”. Two fliers printed recto and verso, four brochures, and one postcard. Generally very good plus or better: one flier with corner creases and minor stain on verso; minor corner crease on inner leaves of..... More
![African-Americana] Handwritten and Illustrated Invitations with Racial Stereotypes. Thomas Miller Jr](/pictures/thumb/918.jpg?v=1591118676)
No Place OF Publication: N.D. No Place: early 20th century. Four (4) pencil, pen and ink invitations on heavy card stock, each measuring 3 1/8” x 5” (backs are blank). Very good plus: minimal wear, light toning at edges on three cards, the fourth a bit toned. A group of..... More
[Cleveland, Ohio]: [1968]. Two items: unused bumper sticker measuring 3” x 15” and celluloid pin with a 1½” diameter. Sticker near fine with light edge wear and three pin holes; pin very good plus with oxidized verso. Carl Stokes, the first African American mayor of a major city, announced a...... More