28 x 21.5cm, 14pp mimeograph sheets stapled twice on left. Theoretical tract with two long text in Dutch and contact lists for activists throughout Holland. Some staining down left and right of cover sheet and minor handling wear and tear. Like all Dolle Mina material this is somewhat scarce.

30 x 21cm, 1pp mimeograph. A public leaflet issued by Dolle Mina in Amsterdam in July 1972.  VG+.

21 x 15cm, 4pp brochure outlining the organisation's working women plan - equal pay for equal labour. In March 1973, the men and women of the Optilon zipper factory in Winschoten quit their jobs, partly in protest against the unequal pay for work done by men and women. The strike quickly received national attention.

In May 1973 Dolle Mina launched the 'Werkende Wijvenplan', aimed at equal pay for equal work, equal opportunities in education and occupation, individualization of taxes, free childcare and communal housing facilities. This leaflet outlines the basic principles of that plan. Internally mimeographed. Very slight handling creases but overall VG+.

25 x 13cm, large format postcard with the Dolle Mina logo (a woman showing her panties) - however the card has a folded section that opens up and where a baby might be found in the belly there is a 6pp, 4 x 5cm, fold-out with a text about female reproductive rights (VROUW BESLIS - women decide). Slight marks to the top of the card else VG+. A scarce and inventive campaigning item.

30 x 21cm, 3pp. Mimeograph. Stapled top left. The manifesto of Dolle Mina (later reproduced in various journals) which ends with the statement "DOLLE MINA IS: ZELF DOEN!" - "DOLLE MINA IS: DO IT YOURSELF!". Folded for storage and with some browning to the cheap paper else VG.

43 x 30.4cm, 4pp tabloid broadside printed blue on cream paper.  The front page is the manifesto "Wat is dit voor een krant?" (What kind of newspaper is this?).  The double page spread inside has a self referential statement "Iets over gevoerde akties" (Something about actions taken) and a long list of supporters and contacts throughout the Netherlands. The back page is a feminist "race" board game. Folded for storage as issued else VG+.

30 x 21cm, 1pp small offset poster printed black on pink for a public protest in favour of abortion rights. Two Dolle Mina symbols. Formerly folded and slight dor ear top left else VG+.

30 x 21cm, 86pp plus card covers. Internal briefing document reporting on two major congresses of the Dolle Mina organisation and theoretical reviews of the situation for women in various countries. VG+. Scarce.

21 x 14cm, 64pp plus card wrappers. A single number of the feminist organisations journal - the second published. Primarily formed through members of the ‘Socialistische Jeugd’ as a campaigning group for women's rights. The name Dolle Mina comes from the nickname of Wilhelmina Drucker an early Dutch feminist (the name means Iron Mina).

Various lengthy topics of the women's movement are joined with photographs of protests and activities of the group. Slight fading to the green wrappers due to sunning else VG+.