New York: American Student Movement, 1970-1971. Two issues of newsletters associated with the Maoist American Student Movement at Columbia University. The earlier issue is called “Columbia Newsletter: Local Organ of American Student Movement (anti-imperialist) at Columbia University” and the later issue is “Columbia Student: Newsletter of the Columbia United of..... More

St. Louis: Christian Nationalist Crusade, [ca. 1952]. During the 1952 Presidential campaign, far right demagogue Gerald L. K. Smith campaigned on behalf of third party candidate, General Douglas MacArthur, due to his hatred for Eisenhower who Smith claimed was “picked by the Jews to become world dictator” (qtd. in Jeansome..... More

[New York]: [The Committee for Decent Health Care], [1973]. A bilingual pamphlet issued by the Committee for Decent Health Care on behalf of patients and community members of the Lower East Side who either work or receive care at Gouverneur Hospital. The group demands the end to racist hiring practices..... More

Chicago: Mark Morris Design for the Conspiracy, [1969]. A poster featuring photographs of the Chicago 8 with an invitation to “join the conspiracy” at the Weatherman-organized Days of Rage in Chicago from October 8-11, 1969. The Chicago 8 (later, Chicago 7), which included prominent activists Bobby Seale, Dave Dellinger, Tom..... More

Atlantic City, New Jersey: Central Studios, 1941. A three-and-a-half foot panoramic photograph taken at the Golden Jubilee Triennial of General Federation of Women's Clubs, which was held 19-24 May 1941 in Atlantic City, New Jersey at the Dennis Hotel. Although the organization celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of its founding on..... More

[Elmira, N. Y.]: The Summary Press, 1927. Octavo (23.5 cm); 92 pp of text; 80 pp. of plates; large fold-out plate of New York State Reformatory Inmate Military Organization measuring approximately 48 x 18.5". Red, gilt-stamped cloth; corners bumped and a trifle worn. Previous owner's name stamped to bottom edge..... More

n.p., [ca. 1964]. "The first in a series of discussion papers on community organizing, organization and political action." Discusses the attempt by Yonkers CORE to organize tenant councils in the Negro section of Yonkers. Proposes a continuance of community organizing in this area with the recommendation that it be organized..... More

Tel Aviv: Karni Publishers, Ltd., 1962. First Edition. The first printing of Geulah Cohen’s unapologetic memoir of her life as a terrorist for the Stern Gang, or Lehi, the militant Zionist fanatics intent on bombing the British out of Palestine to make way for the Jewish state. The book was..... More

Berkeley: Insurgent Press, 1951. Stapled mimeographed wrappers (5” x 8 ½”), [32] pp. Some toning to cheap paper, a few chips and closed tears along the top edge, VG. Four copies of this issue in OCLC (NYU, Harvard, UC Davis, National Library of Australia). Apparently the sole issue of this..... More

Marietta, Ga. The Thunderbolt Inc., [197-]. A two-sided anti-mongrelization flyer courtesy of the tireless racist campaigner, Edward Fields, and issued under the “Thunderbolt” imprint, the long-time organ of the National States Rights Party. The flyer compiles pseudo-scientific excerpts, illustrations, and photographs "proving" the biological and physiological differences between the races..... More

Cleveland: Hungaria Freedom Fighter Movement, 1968. Two white sheets printed in red, black and green folded to make 8 pp.; illus. The inaugural issue of "Fighter," the English language edition of "Szittyakürt," the official quarterly publication of the Hungaria Freedom Fighter Movement. Features a laudatory endorsement of George Wallace's Presidential..... 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

New York: A & C Boni, 1932. First edition. Twelvemo. Light grey cloth stamped in black and silver; dark topstain; green & black-printed title page; xii, 306 pp.; illus.; dust jacket. A Near Fine copy with some sunning to board edges. The unclipped ($2.50) dust jacket is a trifle rubbed..... More