See an interactive 3D scan at the bottom of the page. At first glance, this object looks like a messy lump of blue…

See full scan at the bottom of the page. This pamphlet, authored by Mrs. Julia Brown and distributed by the nationwide network of…

This one-page informational handout—from the organizers of the April 15, 1967, antiwar demonstration—provides guidance on signage and messaging for march participants. Addressing practical…

The Spring Mobilization Committee distributed this single-page information sheet in preparation for a massive anti-Vietnam War march on April 15, 1967. By that…

See full scan at the bottom of the page. This two-page flyer—headlined “Sick Of The War In Vietnam?”—announces a November 5–8 Mobilization for…

During the height of the Civil Rights Movement, stickers and membership badges like this one were crucial in fostering a sense of solidarity…

See full scan at the bottom of the page. This multi-page newsletter from the New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam…

The National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam (often shortened to “The Mobe”) produced this single-page letter-flyer in July 1969, urging…

See full scan at the bottom of the page. On this two-sided flyer, the Dayton Peace Committee urges local citizens to join a…

This striking black-and-white flyer announces a major anti-Vietnam War mobilization scheduled for November 15, 1969, in Washington, D.C. The event called upon protesters…

In this bold black-and-white flyer, the Los Angeles chapter of the Gay Liberation Front (GLF) calls for a mass protest against the Vietnam…

See full scan at the bottom of the page. In this mid-20th-century flyer, Dr. Fred C. Schwarz—an Australian surgeon and psychiatrist—announced his “Seventh…