Rogers, Ohio: Jocko-Homo Pub. Co., ©1925. First Edition. One of a number of anti-evolution pamphlets written and published by Bertram Henry Shadduck (1869-1950), a one-time Salvation Army officer and Methodist pastor who later earned a Ph.D in Philosophy. Shadduck lambastes scientism and modernism as hubristic and the result of a...... More
Los Angeles: Christian Nationalist Crusade, ©1958. One of the more substantial G. L. K. Smith titles, in which he covers the perils or race-mixing, immigration, Zionist-Jew control, World Government, cultural degeneracy, anti-Christianism, etc. Stapled black wrappers (5 ½” x 7 ¾”), 96 p., illustrations of Smith, photographs juxtaposing patriots with..... More
Overland, MO: White American Freedom Fighters, [199-]. A small leaflet from the Ku Klux Klan-affiliated White American Freedom Fighters advocating for white workers’ rights. Bemoans affirmative action, minority studies, and political pandering to minority groups without addressing the needs of white workers. Advertises a large information packet for $1.00. Small sheet..... More
Québec: Institute for Anarchist Studies, 2004. A single issue of this anarchist theoretical journal published by the Institute for Anarchist Studies. Please see photo for Content for this issue. Stapled, illustrated wrappers (8 ½” x 11”), 64 p., illus. Rubbing and faint soiling to wrappers, small stain along the top fore-edge..... More
Trenton: State Board of Beauty Control, [1939]. New Jersey’s bureaucratic regulations for engagement in the beauty culture industry. Small, stapled green wrappers (4” x 6”), 24 p. Wear, foxing and soiling to wrappers; corners of the first few leaves are bumped. More
[Los Angeles?]: Zion Family, Inc., [196-?]. A list of nearly four dozen “useful things” produced by Jews, including the antipolio vaccine, the thermos flask, flashlight, atomic bomb, relativity, cocaine, kerosene oil, etc., but concludes: “Yet with all the foregoing contributions to society, the Jewish nation as a whole has displayed..... More
Hamburg: Heinrich Kessemeier (Fichte-Bund), [1936]. English-language propaganda from the Fichte-Bund, the propaganda agency founded in 1914 by Heinrich Kessemeier. Reprints a speech by Erich Hilgenfeldt (a high-ranking SS member) from the 1936 Nürnberg Party Congress by, in which he discusses Bolshevism’s destructive impact on family life, motherhood, childhood and the..... More
Benton Harbor, Mich. City of David, [ca. 1930s or 1940s?]. A poem letterpressed in purple on City of David letterhead. The poem was presumably composed by Mary Purnell, who, along with her husband Benjamin, founded the communal religious group, House of David, in 1903. In 1927 Benjamin died following years..... More
Various places: Various publishers, 1960s. Nine flyers and publications by FBI director J. Edgar Hoover on combating the Communist menace in the U.S. (with one related to the safety of teens). These were circulated by various anti-Communist organizations during the 1960s and reflect the esteem Hoover was held in by..... More
[Munich?]: [NSDAP], [1939]. An extraordinary English language propaganda flyer accusing the British Intelligence Service and Otto Strasser of masterminding the bombing of the Buergerbraeukeller on Nov. 8, 1939 in an assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler and other high-ranking Nazis who’d gathered to commemorate the Beer Hall Putsch of 1923. In..... More
Reedy, WV: White Power Publications, 197-? A small phoney $5 bill featuring Adolf Hitler and advertising subscriptions to George Dietz’s “White Power Report,” which was published until 1979 under Dietz’s White Power Publications based in Reedy, West Virginia. The slogans “Hitler Was Right” and “Communism Is Jewish!” appear next to..... More
Los Angeles: Christian Nationalist Crusade, [195-?]. An alleged manuscript originating with Henry Ford echoing the anti-Semitic refrain that “Communism is Jewish,” or in this case, “Bolshevism and Zionism.” Reprinted by Gerald L. K. Smith’s Christian Nationalist Crusade, Smith reminded his followers that it was Ford who taught him the link..... More
London: Panaf Books Limited, 1969? Two essays by Kwame Nkrumah (1909-1972), the first President and Prime Minister of Ghana and an influential figure in the Pan-African movement. "The Myth of the 'Third World'" was first published in "Labour Monthly" in Oct. 1968 and "'African Socialism' Revisited" in "African Forum," Vol..... More
New York City: John T. Flynn, 1945. Second edition, revised. A follow-up to the author’s privately printed 1944 pamphlet, The Truth About Pearl Harbor, in which he accuses FDR of provoking war with Japan, ignoring the possibility of Pearl Harbor’s attack, and then scapegoating the military commanders following the assault..... More
Newark, New Jersey: Argyle Press, ©1941. Second printing. A fanatical proposal for eradicating the German population through forced sterilization and the dissection and distribution of German lands to her neighbors. The book was written and self-published by an unknown Jewish American named Theodore N. Kaufman, the owner of a theatrical..... More
London: The Commercial Intelligence Publishing Co., Ltd., [1911]. A pamphlet from monetary reformer and inventor Arthur Kitson, “Being a Lecture delivered under the Auspices of the Banking and Currency Reform League at the New Reform Club, November 1st.” Kitson comments on the precariousness of Britain’s gold-backed, credit-based banking system that..... More
![The Lost Tribe (Scroll 36) [with] Is Jesus the God of the Koran? (Scroll 100). Dr. Malachi Z. YORK](/pictures/thumb/8602.jpg?v=1616461090)
Eatonton, Georgia: Holy Tabernacle Ministries, [199-?]. Two “scrolls” from convicted child molester and cult leader Dr. Malachi Z. York (b. Dwight York). York, who also went by the names Sayyid Issa Al Haadi Al Mahdi, Amunnubi Raakhptah, Chief Black Eagle of the Yamassee, Malachi Zodok Saith, and Malachizodok-El aka Atum-Re..... More
![Europe America Communication Service [six issues] [with] introductory letter. Collettivo CR](/pictures/thumb/8596.jpg?v=1616461090)
Cambridge, Mass. Europe America Communication Service, 1971-72. Six issues of the revolutionary left newsletter published by the Europe America Communication Service in Cambridge, Mass. from 1971-72. Established as an information exchange at the behest of Italian militants from Collettivo CR (Collective Revolutionary Communication) in Rome, Italy, who write in an..... More
Philadelphia: International Labor Defense, 1926. A card advertising a 1926 Philadelphia lecture by the apostate Episcopal priest, Bishop William Montgomery Brown, on “Labor and Religion” held at the Labor Institute under the auspices of International Labor Defense. The militant trade unionist, Fred Biedenkapp, also spoke on “Relief not Charity.” Brown..... More
Oakland: Spider Magazine, 1965. A single issue of this short-lived leftist magazine founded at UC Berkeley. Content for this issue includes an article critical of CORE for their lack of support during the Filthy Speech Movement; an interview with Mark Comfort (of the Black Panther Party-affiliated Oakland Direct Action Committee);..... More
![Germany and You, Vol. VI, Nos. 3-4 [two issues]. Franz Ludwig HABBEL](/pictures/thumb/8582.jpg?v=1616461089)
Berlin: Wiking Verlag, 1936. Two consecutive issues of this English language German magazine published from 1931-1943 by Wiking Verlag, an SS-affiliated publisher. Although sympathetic to National Socialism, the magazine’s aim was to provide “unbiased information on many topics of mutual interest to Germany and other nations, [to] help further international..... More
[Hartford, Conn.]: German American Alliance, [1915]. An announcement for a fundraising bazaar held from Jan. 25 - Jan. 30, 1916 at the Park Casino, Elm Street in Hartford, the proceeds of which was to be donated to orphans and widows in Germany, Austria, and Hungary who were suffering privations due..... More
Philadelphia: Groovers, 1973. A single issue of the newsletter published by the Groovers, a Philadelphia-based black power group composed of black youth “who [took] it upon themselves to project a new scenario for Revolution in this country for this time." The group was mentored by Detroit intellectuals, James and Grace..... More
Los Angeles: Impact Publishers, Inc., 1968. A conspiratorial work that connects Sirhan Sirhan (“a pro-Communist dabbler in the occult and the metaphysical”) with theosophy, the Illuminati, Rosicrucianism, the Doors, and the New Left. Photographs of occult figures and publications, hippies, etc. Stapled, purple card wrappers (5 ½” x 8 ½”), iv..... More
