Posters.
Found in 69 Collections and/or Records:
Russ Meyer collection
Russian poster collection
Large hand colored posters in the Russian language dating from the Second World War and depicting intense Russian political issues, the heroic nature of the Russian people, and the defeat of Hitler and the German army.
Russian posters
Anti-American Russian posters, collected by an American student traveling in the Soviet Union as part of a high school group, with an account of the trip, written in 1994. Translation of title of posters: "Morals and Politics of the Pentagon's Crusaders."
Sex education and sexuality pamphlets and posters
Slope Day memorabilia
Posters advertising Slope Day events, rules, etc. Includes 2004 posters for Kanye West. Slope Day volunteer t-shirts 1999 - 2016, 2019 "Sobear Monitor" tank top (MU-5001). Lanyards and VIP volunteer badges for 2003 and 2004.
Southeast Asian poster and calendar collection
Posters and calendars from Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. Subjects include politics, social problems, education, and entertainment. Also, calendars with views of Southeast Asian countries and subjects.
Study posters on black history. Set 1
Posters for display and use in the classroom. Each contains a portrait and biographical sketch of a prominent African American. Those described include Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.; Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Ralph Bunche, and others.
Susan H. Douglas political Americana collection
Approximately 5,500 promotional and commemorative items in a variety of formats, including cartoons, prints, and posters; lapel buttons, ribbons, medals, textiles, hats, and other costume items; ballots, broadsides, leaflets, and other ephemera; pamphlets and other formal publications; sheet music and songbooks; scrapbooks; and three-dimensional items relating to United States presidential campaigns, as well as a small amount of material on candidates for other offices.
Techno music poster collection
Posters, promotional materials, flyers and postcards documenting the techno, house, and electronic music cultures in Germany and other European countries.
Temperance advertisements
Advertisements warning of the dangers of alcohol: a hand-colored lithograph titled The drunkards progress, from the first glass to the grave, by N. Currier (New York: N. Currier, 1845); The crime that cops can't touch, by Leonard A. Paris (a page reproduced from an undated article in This Week magazine), includes image of the Drunk-O-Meter Breathalyzer; and a poster headed, For perfect co-ordination of eye and hand, avoid alcohol! (Evanston, Ill.: Alcohol Education, undated).