Berkeley: 7th Congressional District Democratic Club, n.d. (1960). Two-sided broadsheet, single leaf approx 8-3/4 X 11-1/4 inches, printed on both sides. Original protest broadsheet from the February 1960 convention of the California Democratic Council, an activist group that emerged out of the past campaigns of Adlai Stevenson. The group met... More about We Don't Want Lyndon Johnson For President. . .; We Demand Voting Rights for Negroes NOW!!!

Los Angeles: N.p., n.d. (1944). Four-page flyer printed on a single bifolium, approx. 5-1/2 X 8-1/2 inches. Campaign flyer from the 1944 election, urging voters to register, and with a list of all the registrars available in the 60th Assembly district (Santa Monica, West LA, and Pacific Palisades). Inside are... More about Let Us Make Democracy Work; Our boys are giving their lives for the privilege of voting. Register...

(Los Angeles): Roosevelt Club, n.d. (1944). Broadside, single leaf, approx. 6 X 9 inches, printed on one side. Handbill from the 1944 election season, urging voters to get registered. More about It's Up To You; to decide what kind of world our soldier sons, brothers, sweethearts will come...

Los Angeles: American Committee For Peace Through Democracy, n.d. (1939). Broadside, single leaf approx. 9 X 12 inches, printed on one side. Poster announcing a Town Meeting on the steps of LA's City Hall with a keynote address by Mayor Fletcher Bowron, and an agenda of support for the then... More about Proclamation!; National Security Week is Hereby Inaugurated

Los Angeles: Independent Progressive Party, (1948). Broadside, single leaf approx. 9 X 12 inches, printed on one side in blue. Campaign poster urging support for the candidacy of Henry A Wallace and Glen H. Taylor under the Progressive banner. Declaring that "this is the party of the independent voter, of... More about Voters of the 13th Congressional District:; Register to Vote in the New Independent Progressive...

Los Angeles: Independent Progressive Party, (1948). Broadsheet, single leaf, approx. 9 X 12 inches, printed on both sides. Announcement of a campaign speech during Wallace's 1948 run for the presidency. The former Agriculture and Commerce secretary and Vice President -- whom Roosevelt dropped in favor of Harry S. Truman in... More about Hear 'An American Program for Peace'; . . . Gilmore Stadium