Comic book for children about the political history of Poland from the perspective of Solidarity. Published in Warsaw.

A set of 15 photographs documenting a large uprising which took place in December 1970 in Poland.

Four published issues (numbers 3, 4, 7, and 8) of a Polish Solidarity Satirical Samizdat magazine.

Eight issues (in seven volumes) plus a special issue of an underground student monthly magazine, published by Miedzyszkolny Komitet Oporu (Interschool Resistance Committee), a student movement connected to Solidarnosc, Poland's first independent workers' union.

Xeroxed announcement attempting to mobilize citizens from other cities for a march in Warsaw to protest the arrest of three Solidarnosc leaders.

Announcement of a May 1 Solidarnosc demonstration, signed "M. Bet."

Announcement of the trial against Radio Solidarnosc in 1983.

Xeroxed design calling for freedom for political prisoners L. Moczulski, R. Szeremietiew, and others, by a regional prisoner committee.

Hand-lettered text of a "revolutionary song for the May 1 march," with the Solidarnosc logotype.

Original offset-printed design and text calling for the release of political prisoners by the independent student organization NZS-SGGW.

Pictorial stickers largely concerned with the campaign against alcohol by the Solidarnosc.

Announcement for a march on 17 June 1984 with a picture of a police officer and muzzled dog.

Broadside supporting the Gdynia Monument for the Fallen Shipyard Workers of 1970, the first Polish monument for victims of communist oppression.

Often incorporate the Solidarnosc logotype.

Contains a short play or sketch on the theme of Solidarnosc.

Secret elections ballot dated Warsaw, June 1981, issued by Niezalezny Samorzadny Zwiazek Zawodowy, Solidarnosc, Region Mazowsze.

Calls for Solidarnosc-related protest, agitation, demonstrations, refusal to vote or patronize state-run stores.

Self-published photobook about the murdered priest Jerzy Popiełuszko. [Krakow: self-published]

[Warsaw] Samizdat Photographic Portfolio of Polish Political Prisoners During Martial Law.

Team 4R presents: Solidarity - the first 500 days. First Polish Underground Comics.

Likely issued by the Communist government.

One spiral-bound calendar (13 leaves of original black and white photographic prints; 18 × 13.5 cm).

One "coloring book for naughty kids" published in Kraków by Wyd. “Hutnik” (21 × 14.8 cm).

One white cloth "Solidarity" armband, text printed in red, verso laminated, with four holes on left and right edges and string used to tie the band (10 x 31 cm).