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(BLACK PANTHERS.) ANGELA DAVIS.
Elections ’72. Hear Angela Davis.
. .Meet Communist Party Candidates.
Poster, 22x14-1/4 inches, with pictorial image
of Davis with her arms upraised.
Philadelphia, 1972
[500/750]
Angela Davis was associated with both the Panther Party and the Communist Party.This talk
by Davis, and Gus Hall, the Communist candidate for President in 1972 took place on the
campus of Temple University in Philadelphia. It included musical entertainment by Teddy
Panama and his Latin Ensemble.
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(BLACK PANTHERS.) DAVIS,ANGELA.
Wanted. AngelaYvonne Davis. . .
Blown up version of the FBI “wanted” poster, 27-1/2 x 19-1/2 inches.
Np, circa 1970
[600/800]
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(BLACK PANTHERS.) DOUGLAS, EMORY.
The Black Panther Manifesto.
Large Black Panther Newspaper “extra.” 31-3/4 x 21-3/8 inches, faint signs of creases
where folded. An exceptional copy.
San Francisco, 1970
[1,000/1,500]
A rare survival, printed on poor quality pulp paper, this example is about the best we have
ever seen. Eldridge Cleaver sets forth the Manifesto of the Panther Party.At this time, Bobby
Seale was in prison.
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(BLACK PANTHERS.) DOUGLAS, EMORY.
Black people can destroy the
machinery that’s enslaving the world, Huey P. Newton, Minister of Defense,
Fascism breeds when the lazy, tricking, demagogue politicians lie and mislead
the people about the suffering that Black People are subject to.
Three pieces of
original Black Panther stationary. Folding note papers, with images by Emory, etc, on the
front. Small 8vo.With the original envelopes.
San Francisco: Emory Douglas, circa 1971
[400/600]
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