[Bay Area newsletters] collected from 1920s (but mostly much later), and/or subscribed to until 2016, mostly center-left. [a stack 4.5" high, none duplicated]

various San Francisco Bay cities: various public interest groups, 2016. Newsletter. Co-ops, environment, politics, cops, dolphins, the spirit, ethnic relations, art. The following is a hand-list of titles, with many singletons; multiple numbers are indicated, all in good shape. Starting with: East Bay Community Calendar [12 monthly issues for entire 1979] - Motor Land Oct 1926 - Calif Patriot May 2000 [rightwing] - Viva la Tortuga! 2011 - Co-Op News v.1 n.1 Feb 1945 (with a jump to 1960's Annual Co-op Reports, six items) - Iris-in Spring 1996 [film] - War on Hunger Jan 1968 - Talking Leaves Summer 1994 - California Printmakers July 1983/Jan 84/July 87/Oct 87/Jan 88/Summer 88/May 91/Feb 91/May 91/Aug 91/Jan 92/Spring 92/Winter 95-96/May 97/Oct 2000 [then format changes:] 2004/2005/2006/2009 [nineteen items] - PeacePower Fall 2007 - The Wild Blue [Progressive Social and Political Thought by and for the students of UC Berkeley 1997] - La Voz de UC Berkeley Spring 2012 - Copwatch Winter 1992 - Counterpoint v1n1 Nov 1994 - Vital Discharge [women's forum, late 90s] - QED Issue 1 Dec 2005 - [Dolphin Alert, Dolphin Newsletter, Orca/Whale Newsletter; various, twenty or so unduplicated 1988 to 2003] - Rapid Transit ["information digest" from BART 1969, 1971, two issues] - Trends within the Golden Gate v.18 n.3 June 1964 + v19n3 + v.20 n.4 + v.21 n.8 - La Pena Cultural Center calendar Nov, Dec 1990 + Mar, May, Sept 2003 + Jan 2004 [6 items] - The Flatlands [Oakland v.1 nos.5,6,8] - The Bay Watcher Newsletter of Save SF Bay Association [aka Watershed; v.27 n.4 Oct 1988, Apr 89, Jan, April 1990, Oct 1993, Jan, July 95, Spring 96, Summer 98, Summer, Autumn 2000, Summer 2001 - X Magazine v.1 n.1 + X [name variant] v.1 n.1 Spring 2002 + v.3 Spring 2008 - Viva la Difference Spring 2000, SpringSummer 2001. All are in very good shape: clean and sound. One series to point up is our first entry, the "East Bay Community Calendar," each a folio leaf printed and folded twice to make an 8p. brochure measuring 11x8.5 inches which, when unfolded make a huge wall-calendar with enough colorful artwork to call each one a poster, several very successful.