![Holy City [broadside]. Anne WALDMAN.](/pictures/thumb/03577.jpg?v=1492039576)
n.p. Waldman's "Holy City" has been typed onto a green 7 1/4" x 9 1/4" piece of paper and signed by Waldman at the top. Slight crease to paper, else Fine. Mounted to a 10" x 8" piece of red paper with an orange label at bottom. Poem can easily... More
Arkham House Publishers, Inc. 1995. First edition. Octavo. Black cloth with gilt spine; xiii, 568, [1] pp.; illus. A collection of Lovecraft's authorial output, "from surviving juvenilia through his aforementioned entree into the world of amateur journalism to a letter written during the final weeks of his life. Literary criticism... More
Arkham House Publishers, Inc. 1995. First edition. Octavo. Black cloth with gilt spine; red endpapers; xvi, 413 pp.; illustrations by Bob Eggleton. Collects 18 short stories in homage to the master, including works by Poppy Z. Brite, F. Paul Wilson, Harlan Ellison, Kim Newman, etc. A Fine copy in Fine dust jacket. More
![Selected Letters, 1911-1937 [Five vols. - complete]. H. P. LOVECRAFT, August DERLETH, Donald WANDREI.](/pictures/thumb/03568.jpg?v=1492359926)
Sauk City, Wisconsin: Arkham House: Publishers, 1965-1976. First edition. Five octavo volumes uniformly bound in black cloth with gilt to spines; xviii, 362 pp.; xxiv, 359 pp.; xxiii, 451 pp.; xxxii, 424 pp.; xxxvii, 436 pp.; illus. All first printings in Fine condition with Near Fine to Fine dust jackets. More
Sauk City, Wisconsin: Arkham House: Publishers, 1965. First edition. Octavo (20.5 cm). Black cloth with gilt spine; xi, 3-413 pp.; dust jacket. One of 3,471 copies of the first printing. A Near Fine copy with one tiny stain to top edge and minor fading to the black of the top... More
Sauk City, Wisconsin: Arkham House, 1967. First edition. Square octavo (23.5 x 18 cm). Black cloth boards with gilt spine; v, 134 pp.; illustrations by pulp artist, Lee Brown Coye; dust jacket. One of 1,522 copies. Includes "The Colour Out of Space," "The Dunwich Horror" and The Thing on the... More
Los Angeles: Keep America Committee, 1967. One sheet folded to make 4 pp. A drastically abridged version of an original 36 page AJC publication photostatically reproduced by a Far Right organization to demonstrate the negative Jewish influence on Christian American life. For more "essential facts," the reader is encourage to... More
Hollywood: Sons of Liberty, [ca. 1970s]. Plain printed wrappers; 25 pp.; illustrations. An extracted chapter from geologist, Alexander Winchell's, Preadamites; Or, a Demonstration of the Existence of Men before Adam (1880). Based on pseudoscientific racism, Winchell sought to prove "the Negro race is an inferior race...by an appeal to anatomical... More
Charlottenlund: Den ny Tids Informationsbureau, [ca. 1942]. First edition. Stapled wrappers printed in black; 14 pp. A scarce pamphlet on how the Germans enforce their race laws within the Party and State. Andersen was a Danish NSDAP member, as well as founder of the Danish Anti-Jewish League. He published the... More
![The Hounds of Tandalos [Association copy INSCRIBED to Nils Hardin]. Frank Belknap LONG.](/pictures/thumb/03552.jpg?v=1492359926)
Sauk City, Wisconsin: Arkham House, 1946. First edition. 12mo. Black cloth with printed gilt spine; 316 pp.; Hannes Bok-designed dust jacket. The limitation page states 2,500 copies printed and bound by the Collegiate Press, although it appears 2,602 copies were published. This copy INSCRIBED by Frank Belknap Long to pulp... More
Greenwood, Miss.: Citizens' Councils, [ca. 1959]. First edition. Stapled wrappers; 13 pp. The indefatigable segregationist, Carleton Putnam, pens a letter to Attorney General, William P. Rogers, disputing the support for integration and "modern equalitarian anthropology." A scarce racialist title distributed by the Citizens' Councils. No other copies currently for sale... More
London: The Imperial Fascist League, 1938. First edition. Stapled wrappers printed in black; 16 pp.; one anti-Semitic illustration. In this pamphlet Leese explains the "crisis" of 1938 when Czechoslavakia refused to cede some of its lands to Hitler. Leese maintains that only the Imperial Fascist League was "well-informed enough to... More
Chicago: Joseph Dilys, 1971. Reprint. One sheet folded to make 4 pp. A reprint issued by the rabid anti-Communist/Semite, Joseph Dilys, and perhaps in collaboration with Walter White Jr.'s Western Front, of the infamous tract first issued anonymously ca. 1939 by the American Publishing Society in Bremerton, WA. Contains 35... More
New York: National Putnam Letters Committee, [1963]. First edition. Stapled wrappers; 27 pp. Putnam uses his Lincoln birthday commemoration address to indict the social scientist academics promulgating an equalitarian dogma. Putnam was a staunch segregrationist and proponent of scientific racialism and spends much of his address referencing his own work... More
San Diego: San Diego Catholics for Better Libraries, [1963]. Two sheets corner stapled; 3 pp. A list with short discussion of Communist books on display at the 39th Annual Conference of the Catholic Library Association in 1963. Near Fine. More
Los Osos, California: Fundamental Evangelistic Association, [n.d.]. First edition. Stapled wrappers; [16] pp. An anti- Catholic pamphlet, which describes Catholicism as a false church and examines both its past history and current teachings to discredit it. Fine. More
New York: The America Press, 1937. First edition. Original stapled wrappers printed in black; 20 pp. Three articles reprinted from the New York Times with a decidedly pro-Franco/Nationalist stance. The author was a Catholic journalist who reported from the Franco side for the Times during the Spanish Civil War. Wrappers... More
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, © 1952. College edition. 12mo. 3/4 light blue, gilt-stamped paper over blue cloth; gilt spine; 127 pp.; illus.; dust jacket. Issued by Scribner's College Dept., this edition was prepared specifically for college students, therefore many copies have underlining or marginalia. Our copy clean throughout excepting... More
Philadelphia: C. Sherman & Son, Printers, 1862. Presumed first edition, although it was also published the same year by the printer, J. Campbell. 23 cm; 23, [1] pp. This scarce pamphlet was published at the behest of noted Philadelphian, Richard Vaux, and contains an 1861 letter from Dr. Benjamin Rush's... More
[New York]: [The Committee], 1902. 22.5 x 15 cm; 15 pp. Saddle-stapled wrappers in Very Good+ condition. One small closed tear to top edge; two stamps, one embossed. Text clean throughout. This pamphlet is from an anti-union sermon delivered by the Rev. Newell Dwight Hillis (1858-1929) at his church, Plymouth... More
[Pennsylvania]: Hon. Daniel H. Hastings, 1898. First edition. One leaf folded to make two pages; illustration. Some grubbiness and soiling, still Very Good. A warning written for soldiers about the poisonous Manchineal tree, which grows along the Sea Shore in Cuba, and the West India Islands. The author describes the... More
St. Albans & Huntington, West Virginia: Paul Shingleton, Jr. 1966. 11" x 8.5"; 8 pp; [2], 19 pp; 22, [1] pp.; variously illustrators. Three side-stapled, offset, issues (four were ultimately issued under this moniker) in Near Fine condition. Printed on blue, yellow and white paper, respectively, The Village Idiot was... More
Philadelphia: Printed By Joseph Crukshank, 1774. First edition. Octavo; xiv, 436 pp. Bound in contemporary calf with five raised bands to spine. General wear and rubbing; joints are quite tender with some splitting but both boards are still attached. Contemporary ownership markings (the earliest being 1775) to front and rear... More
Tacoma, Washington: Tacoma Daily News Print, 1896. First edition. Side-stapled wrappers (14 x 9 cm) printed in black; 28 pp.; photographic portrait of Fuller. A tribute publication issued upon the 72nd birthday of journalist, newspaper editor, publisher and newspaper archivist, Edward N. Fuller (1824-1904). Some slight chipping to front wrapper... More
Syracuse, New York: Pulpartforms Unlimited, 1978. First edition. Sole edition. Folio-size (36 x 27 cm); 158, [2] pp.; illus. A large perfect-bound paperback printed on cheap newsprint paper, which is browned, as typically seen. Some general rubbing to the covers; 1.5" closed tear to the rear cover. Still, a very... More