VIVA LA HUELGA! HEAR RICHARD CHAVEZ by [UNITED FARM WORKERS]

n.p.: [UFW], n.d.. Pinback Button. 1.5 inch pin, red, black and white design with UFW eagle in the center, very good.

n.p.: [UFW], n.d.. Pinback Button. 1.5 inch pin, purple UFW eagle and text on white background, very good.

n.p., [197-]. Pinback Button. 1.5 inch diameter pin, very good; UFW eagle at left.

n.p.: UFW, 1970. Pinback Button. 1.5 inch pinback button, b&w photo of Chavez on white field, text in red, black UFW eagle logo, union bug on rim, very good.

n.p.: UFW, [200-]. Pinback Button. 2.5 inch diameter pin with image of strawberry, very good. Slogan "5 cents for fairness" refers to the minimal expected increase in the price of strawberries if workers were granted a raise.

n.p., [197-]. Pinback Button. 1.25 inch diameter pin, very good; design featuring a head of lettuce in green on a white background.

[East Bay, CA]: [UFW], [197-]. Pinback Button. 1.25 inch pin, red and black design with UFW eagle in the center, very good. Our source, original manufacturer Robert Rush, informs us that these pins calling for a boycott of all lettuce predate the similar pins that narrow the focus to non-union lettuce.

n.p.: [UFW], [197-?]. Pinback Button. 1.75 inch pin with black and white portrait of Zapata in sombrero, very good.

Chicago: UFW, 1968. Handbill. 8.5x11 inch handbill, mild toning, otherwise very good. Urges the reader to support the UFW by boycotting California grapes, except for Di Giorgio "Hi-Color" grapes.

San Francisco: United Farm Workers of America, 1974. Single sheet. 8.5" x 11".Folded in thirds for mailing with return address and postage paid stamped on verso with Berkeley address written in pen. Good+ with light wear along edges, small interior hole, two creased tears, a few pinholes. Light dampstain visible to verso. A rare piece of United Farm Workers ephemera, not found in OCLC or the trade. A call for organizers in the Bay Area to join in anticipation of a community organizing drive in September and October of 1974. Quotes Cesar Chavez on boycotts.