Vote Communist. Gus Hall for president / Jarvis Tyner for vice president [poster] by [Hall, Gus; Jarvis Tyner] - 1976

San Francisco: Northern California Hall-Tyner Election Campaign Committee, 1972. Three 8.5x11 inch handbills, all somewhat toned and worn. Includes "Communist candidates: will they hurt McGovern?" and two versions of a leaflet titled "Communist candidates: what's the point?" Two of the leaflets have text on the back asking voters to sign petitions to get the candidates ballot access in California.

New York: Hall-Tyner Campaign Committee, 1972. Pamphlet. Four-panel brochure on newsprint, 8.5x11 inches, evenly toned, otherwise very good. Hall and Tyner were running as the Communist Party's presidential ticket. They witnessed the aftermath of a US bombing run, which struck civilian areas and killed children, during their visit to North Vietnam.

Philadelphia: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 1972. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Original nomination petition. Partially printed document. Single sheet, folded horizontally into four sections. Lightly creased where folded, bit of age-toning, else a very good example. The first leaf lists Gus Hall, "Steelworker" as candidate for President of the United States, and lists the African-American Jarvis Tyner, "Teamster," as candidate for Vice-President. It also lists those nominated as presidential electors. The verso of the first page has 20 lines completed in ink holograph listing Philadelphia-resident signers of the petition.