Chicago: The Daily Worker Society, 1924. The second issue of this Communist magazine following its name change in November, 1924. The Workers Monthly was the theoretical organ of the Trade Union Educational League and the newly established Workers Party of America and consolidated The Liberator, Soviet Russia Pictorial and Labor..... More
Chicago: The Daily Worker Society, 1925. The third issue of this Communist magazine following its name change in November, 1924. The Workers Monthly was the theoretical organ of the Trade Union Educational League and the newly established Workers Party of America and consolidated The Liberator, Soviet Russia Pictorial and Labor..... More
Philadelphia: Black History Museum Committee, 1970. An anthology of black Philadelphia poets and published by the Black History Museum, which was founded in 1968 to preserve the legacy of black accomplishment by collecting and making accessible works of black history and arts. One of the contributors to this volume, James..... More
London: Britons Publishing Society, 1952. A single issue of the Britons newsletter featuring a short article on the creation of a federated European Army (NATO?) and Colin Jordan's Newsview column on the growing drug trade at the hands of blacks in London. The first issue of “Free Britain” appeared in..... More
Woodstock, New York: Great Turtle Enterprises, Inc., 1971. An issue of this underground newspaper that began in June 1970 and with this issue changed to an oversized magazine format. Content leans way more hippy and spiritual rather than political with articles on natural foods, meditation, karma and reincarnation, woodworking, Buddhism..... More
4to. Orange, illustrated wrappers; 36 pp., 579-692 pp., 37-68 pp.; illus. A posthumous contribution by D. H. Lawrence on the feminization of modern society; Erskine Caldwell’s “A Very Late Spring” and “The Mating of Marjorie;” two anti-Communist articles; other contributions from Waldo Frank (“What Is Hispano-America to Us?”); Elizabeth Onativia..... More
Perfectbound (24 cm), printed in red and black; 197 pp. In French. A single issue of this long-standing French quarterly established in 1960 by Jean Maitron. This issue focused on anarchism, with an interesting contribution from the American anarchist, Sam Dolgoff, on American neo-anarchism (“Le néo-anarchisme américain. Nouvelle gauche et..... More
Madison, Wisconsin: The Arden Club - University of Wisconsin, 1933. The second issue of this short-lived literary magazine published by the Arden Club at the University of Wisconsin from 1933-35. Founded by Arden Club members, the most notable of which were Ph.D student and future linguist, psychologist, senator and San..... More
New York: Eustace Mullins, 1953. One of a number of small press poetry publications issued by the anti-Semitic, Ezra Pound acolyte, Eustace Mullins. This anthology includes contributions from Mullins, Wade Donahoe, Hugo Plantagenet (pseudonym), Robert Reardon, and Israel Rabinowitz (pseudonym?). Donahoe and Plantagenet contributed poems to other Mullins anthologies, including..... More
Saint Louis, Missouri: Conservative Citizens' Foundation, 1997. A collection of speeches or papers by prominent conservative dissidents on the life and fabric of multicultural America. Includes "Tribute to Michael Westerman" by Sam Francis; "Their Fight Is Our Fight" by Jared Taylor; "Aspects of the Immigration Crisis" by Father James Thornton;..... More
Clifton, New Jersey: American Third-Position, [2002]. The second, and final, issue of this American Third-Position publication edited by white nationalist, Kenneth Schmidt. Content for this issue includes articles by M. Raphael Johnson (“Christian Nationalism and Counterrevolutionary Practice”), James Ives (“The Contested Ideal,” on the concept of ‘nationalism’ and “Tenets of..... More
London: Labour Party, 1935. 4to (8½” x 11”); stapled wrappers, 178-192 pp, illus. A single issue of this monthly Labour Party periodical begun in 1913 and devoted to the interests of women. Content for this issue includes a profile of Labour Party leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Arthur Henderson;..... More
New York: Horace Liveright, [1928]. First edition. Octavo. 3/4 black paper over yellow buckram with black-lettered spine; xiv, [2], 3-410 pp. A Very Good copy with some rubbing and dust-soiling; spine browned. Lacking the dust jacket. Includes stories by Sherwood Anderson, Robert C. Benchley, Thomas Burke, Colette, Michel Corday, Henri..... More
Arabi, Louisiana: The Christian Defense League, 1988. An issue of James K. Warner's CDL Report, the organ of his New Christian Crusade Church. Content for this issue includes “Elegy for a State” by Eustace Mullins on Virginia’s manipulation by the Masonic Canaanite conspiracy, “Should the Constitution Be Restored or Abolished”..... More
New York City: Friends of the American Lincoln Brigade, 1938. The second (and final) issue of this short-lived quarterly magazine issued by the Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, which was edited by Friends chairman David McKelvy White who was a teacher at Brooklyn College before going to fight with..... More
Union, N.J. Christian Educational Association, 1970. A later issue of the long-running right wing newspaper notable for reprinting Francis Parker Yockey's first published article, "The Tragedy of Youth," which originally appeared in the August 21, 1939 issue of Father Coughlin's magazine Social Justice. In the essay, Yockey "addressed the moral..... More