Authors starting with A from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

Delhi: Siddhartha Pub., 1964. iv, 28p., 5.5x8.5 inches, stapled wraps. The poltical maneuvering between the communists, Muslim League Coalition and others in Kerala. ... more information

1996. 34p, 4 x 5.5 inches, illustrated, lavender wraps with stapled binding, second edition of the zine originally produced in 1990, acronymn for New United Black Improvement Associations, poetry and images reflecting on African American status and condition in the late twentieth century, references to slavery, Marcus Garvey, the North Star and freedom, drugs use, and economic autonomy. Goal: Achieve economic independence for all black communities immediately! ... more information

San Francisco: Revolutionary Shirker Wreckords, n.d.. [12p.], photocopied zine format in wraps. On Food Not Bombs. ... more information

New York: Young Communist League, 1937. 22p., wraps, ex library. For ages 16 to 30, Seidman, Y31. ... more information

New York: the League, 1937. 22p., wraps, very good condition. For ages 16 to 30, Seidman, Y31. ... more information

[Washington DC]: Thundergoat Press, [1975]. 8.5x11 inch satirical mini-poster advertising the apparently mythical party, depicting a Yin-yang symbol, crossed hammer and machete, and the Axolotl salamander, "embodiment of eternal adolescence." IWW bug at lower right; slightly yellowed along right edge, "S.L. '75" penned in upper right corner, otherwise very good. One copy listed in the papers of Milo Guthrie. ... more information

Chicago: American Civil Liberties Union, [1949]. 31p., staplebound wraps, 8.5x5.5 inches, very good copy. Critique of the Seditious Activities Investigation Commission, aka Broyles Commission, which recommended extreme measures of harassment of CP members, ''to treat them as the mongrel class of citizenry" (from document quoted on p.13) thus censoring "personnel" after the practice of the Hitler regime, instead of the less severe practice of censoring "material ... more information

Washington: AFL-CIO, 1980. [14p.], wraps, very good. Not found in OCLC. ... more information

Washington: AFL-CIO, 1985. 34p., wraps. ... more information

Washington: AFL-CIO, 1961. 23, wraps lightly worn, 5.5x8.5 inches. On corporate shenanigans in the pharmeceutical field. ... more information

Washington: AFL-CIO, [1960]. 11p., wraps, very good. 5.5x8.5 inches. On predatory lending; urges readers to support S.1740. ... more information

Washington: Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO, [1955?]. 46p., wraps. Includes the Attorney General's list of subversive organizations (pp. 36-46) ... more information

Washington: AFL-CIO, 1963. 23, wraps, very good. 5.5x8.5 inches. On misleading packaging of household products and how working families can spot the tricks of dishonest industry labeling. ... more information

New York: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1960. 65p., wraps. Resolutions on topics ranging from civil rights and fair housing laws to support for Tunisian refugees ... more information

New York: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1961. 96p., wraps. Resolutions on topics ranging from civil rights to the admission of African students to US colleges to fight communist influence ... more information

New York: New York State AFL-CIO, 1993. 36p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches. ... more information

Harrisburg: A publication of Pennsylvania Federation of Labor (AFL-CIO), Department of Education and Research, 1956.. 78p., front., illus., very good condition. McDevitt was a leader of the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor. *Fink p. 374-5. ... more information

Harrisburg: A publication of Pennsylvania Federation of Labor (AFL-CIO), Department of Education and Research, 1956. 78p., front., illus., very good condition in a chipped and wrinkled dj. McDevitt was a leader of the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor. *Fink p. 374-5. ... more information

Washington: Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO, 1958. 34p., wraps. ... more information

Berkeley: Campus Friends of AFT, [1967]. 2p, 8.5 x 14 inches, text on front and cartoon on back, folded at median, promoting march against tuition hike, budget cuts and for collective bargaining for UC employees. States that students must join with labor, "the most powerful force capable of fighting against the reactionary government in Sacramento," or risk being isolated. AFT and CFT supported the UC Berkeley students during their December 1966 strike against the university. Also included is ano... more information