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Your rights in the AIDS era. 8, Benefits / Immunity.

A man with a wooden leg collecting brushwood in a wicker basket slung over his shoulder. Pen and wash drawing.

An old itinerant salesman offering the repair of defect umbrellas. Etching by J.T. Smith, 1816.

An itinerant salesman with artificial arms selling the bootlaces that hang from the hooks of his hands. Etching by J.T. Smith, 1816.

A gay man helping his partner who is disabled and has AIDS; an advertisement for caring for disabled partners with AIDS. Colour lithograph by M. Taubenheim and W. Mudra for the Deutsche AIDS-Hilfe e.V.

A blind man carrying a paralyzed man. Photographic postcard by ND after Jean Turcan, 192-.

Saint Martin of Tours: he cuts a piece of his cloak for a man with impaired legs. Etching by R. Sawyer.

A bearded beggar with a misshapen left leg standing with two crutches. Etching possibly after J. Callot.

A procession of allegorical figures representing honest and dishonest ways of becoming rich, engraving by Philipp Galle after Heemskerck, 1563.  

An old woman dying with her hand held by her daughter; two men, with impaired limbs, pay their last respects. Colour stipple print by E. & M.A. Scott after T. Stothard.

Disability : transport ephemera. Box 1.

Crowds of old and infirm people arrive at the fountain of youth to drink the special water; to the left are a group of youthful people dancing and singing, rejuvenated by the spring. Engraving by Boilard, ca. 1720.

An old woman dressed in rags holding a rosary in her right hand and a staff in her left. Etching possibly after J. Callot.

What not to say to a type I diabetic... ever! : this is an angry zine / [Charlie Zines].

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An old woman dying with her hand held by her daughter; two men, with impaired limbs, pay their last respects. Colour stipple print by E. & M.A. Scott after T. Stothard.

Disability : transport ephemera. Box 1.

Crowds of old and infirm people arrive at the fountain of youth to drink the special water; to the left are a group of youthful people dancing and singing, rejuvenated by the spring. Engraving by Boilard, ca. 1720.

An old woman dressed in rags holding a rosary in her right hand and a staff in her left. Etching possibly after J. Callot.

What not to say to a type I diabetic... ever! : this is an angry zine / [Charlie Zines].