Original 1970 Panther 21 & Student Strike Protest Archive: 4 Rare Broadsides For Sale

Original 1970 Panther 21 & Student Strike Protest Archive: 4 Rare Broadsides

This is a museum-grade archival lot of four original, authentic protest broadsides from the spring of 1970. These materials were produced by the Committee to Defend the Panther 21 and NYC student strike collectives during the most volatile week of the anti-war movement.

• 1. The Street Wall Journal, Vol. 1, No. 1 (May 13, 1970): The foundational radical "wall newspaper" coordinating the national student strike and the Panther 21 legal defense.

• 2. Graphic "Raised Fist" Agitprop: A high-contrast, large-format poster visually linking the Black Power movement and the struggle against state oppression.

• 3. "E Pluribus Sickness" Satirical Broadside: A biting subversion of the U.S. Great Seal, featuring a rhythmic anti-war manifesto listing U.S. military conflicts through Vietnam.

• 4. "Foreign Policy/Domestic Policy" Riot Police Poster: A blue-toned photographic screen print juxtaposing riot police at a campus library with an ironic quote by Lyndon B. Johnson.

Provenance & Condition:These are primary-source artifacts, not reprints. They represent the ephemeral, hand-distributed graphic art of the 1970s campus uprising. All pieces exhibit age-appropriate character consistent with period-authentic newsprint and poster stock, carefully preserved to maintain their historical integrity. Good condition. Rolled for 50+ years, some slight wear along edges. "Street Wall General" has a rip (approx 1") on bottom edge. It is located under the granola bars box to get a closer look. See the photos.