Marietta, Georgia: National States Rights Party, [197-]. A 16.5" x 14" sheet folded, 4 pp. A proposal for the repatriation of American blacks back to Africa, "the only permanent solution of the Negro problem [and] the only chance for the perpetuation of White civilization in the United States." Written by..... More
Marietta, Ga.: The Thunderbolt Inc., [197-]. A 8.5" x 14" sheet printed on both sides. Anti-mongrelization propaganda from the tireless racist campaigner, Edward Fields and "The Thunderbolt," the long-time organ of the National States Rights Party. Reprints illustrations, photographs, and excerpts from scientific articles "proving" the biological and physiological differences..... More
Reedy, W.V.: Liberty Bell Publications, 1978. A follow up to the author’s previous work, “Christian Sheep and Satan’s Wolves,” in which he provides an extensive answer to the question: “Why are Traditional Americans not aware of and outraged over what is happening to their racial, Christian, and national heritage?” (p..... More
Riverside, CA: Defenders of the Geocentric Universe, 1976. A single issue of the organ of the Defenders of the Geocentric Universe, an informal group of physicists and astronomers interested in geocentrism, or the belief that earth is the center of the universe. The “Braheian Debater” provided a forum for supporting..... More
Seattle: Seattle Barb, [196-]. An unnumbered issue of this short-lived SDS publication written and published by students at the University of Washington. This issue responds to the controversy over a previously published article titled “To Fornicate Is Divine,” which was written to challenge free speech at the university. Other meager..... More
Los Angeles: Christian Nationalist Crusade, [1953]. A speculative report written by the inveterate anti-Semite and fascist sympathizer, George Deatherage, for G. L. K. Smith’s Christian Nationalist Crusade on the death of Sen. Robert A. Taft in July, 1953. Deatherage contends that Taft could have been murdered by Communists using radium..... More
Wellington, New Zealand: Realist Publications, [199-]. In this pamphlet, Kerry Bolton argues that despite its lukewarm attitude to the Christian church, the Nazi Party and its main ideologues opposed Christianity and planned to replace it with a folk religion and Reich Church. Bolton quotes the private statements of Hitler, Bormann..... More
Osaka, Japan: Namazu Collective, 1979. A single issue of this English-language, Japanese anarchist publication, which was “produced almost entirely by Hans Enday with the help of Tohyama Hiroko of the Osaka Women Against Nukes.” Content consists primarily of two articles, “Three Mile Island and Japan” and the lengthier “The Anti-Nuke..... 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
[Philadelphia]: [Black Panther Party], [1970]. A two-sided flyer distributed by the Philadelphia branch of the Black Panther Party following the death of Harold Brown, a young Black man, killed by two Philadelphia police officers. The recto juxtaposes a statement by the notorious Philadelphia police commissioner, Frank Rizzo, exonerating the two..... More
Wichita, Kansas: Rock Island Oil & Refining Co., Inc., 1961. Fifth edition. Fred Koch’s self-published warning of the surreptitious ways in which Communists plan to take over America. Following an 18-Point preface on the nature of Communism, he discusses Historical Materialism, Dialectical Materialism and Economic Determinism before describing the Soviet..... More
Chicago: [Solidarity Bookshop?], [197-]. A proto-CrimethInc. poster depicting an anarchist perspective on the nature of work. Cartoon panels show the self-actualization of bored and exploited workers and the clueless bosses and union officials who can’t understand their liberatory mindset. The center panel shows a couple kissing while engaged in sabotage..... More
Arabi, Louisiana: The Christian Defense League, 1988. A single issue of the publication of James K. Warner’s 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” by Rt..... More
n.p.: n.p., [195-?]. A flyer featuring a five panel cartoon depicting Uncle Sam pushing a Native American over a cliff and then being pushed himself by a triumphant Jew. The last panel shows the Jew holding pennants featuring the hammer & sickle, Star of David, and the U.N. logo. Although..... More
New York: Jewish Youth Club "Hemshekh" [1962]. A flyer protesting an invitation from the strangely named “Competency Party,” a student group at Hunter College in the Bronx, to American Nazi Party founder, George Lincoln Rockwell. Rockwell was one of four speakers invited to an event held on April 11, 1962..... More
Delano, Calif.: Farm Workers Press, Inc., ©1966. An evocative Farm Worker’s publication reprinting the Plan of Delano, a statement written by Luis Valdez to be read during the March to Sacramento in 1966. According to Valdez, the Plan was based on El Plan de Ayala, which was composed by the..... More
Philadelphia: Insubordination, 2003. Two issues of the Philadelphia anarchist publication founded by independent journalists, Arthur Stamoulis and Hans Bennett. The July 4th, 2003 “special issue” features coverage of anti-war and Mumia protests, an interview with Ramona Africa, etc. And the final “special issue” includes a lengthy interview with Mumia Abu-Jamal..... More
Philadelphia: Journalists for Mumia, 2008. The second issue of this Mumia support publication started in 2007 by Philadelphia journalist Hans Bennett and German linguist Michael Schiffmann. Provides international coverage of support for Mumia with many articles on the legal aspects of his case. Contributions by Linn Washington, Jr., J. Patrick..... More
Washington, D. C.: Organizing Committee for a Fifth Estate, 1974. Two early issues in one volume of this important watchdog journal established by the Committee for Action/Research on the Intelligence Community (CARIC), which merged with Norman Mailer’s similar organization, The Fifth Estate, in 1974. Content for this volume includes well-researched..... More
n.p., ca. 1967. An alarmist report on the increase of psychedelic drug use and the doctors and scientists pushing such use. The author argues: "Hallucinogenic mushrooms and pathogenic micro-organisms have been introduced into the Curriculum of the Elementary Public Schools." She goes on to maintain that the commotion around busing..... More
Marietta, GA: The Thunderbolt, Inc., [n.d., ca. 1970s]. A posthumously published sermon originally delivered by Wesley Swift to the congregation of his Church of Jesus Christ, Christian, in which he expounds on the theological and mythological advent of the Adamic white race. Since Swift did not leave behind a published..... More
Arlington: American Nazi Party, 1967. First edition. One of the last issues of the American Nazi Party's magazine, which was edited and illustrated by John Patler, who would assassinate the party's founder, George Lincoln Rockwell, later the same year. The most significant feature of this issue is Patler's extended autobiographical..... More
[California: Right], 1960. The penultimate issue of Willis Carto’s early newsletter, Right, which he began in 1955. This issue featuring one of the earliest tributes to Francis Parker Yockey following his suicide in the San Francisco County Jail on June 16, 1960. Carto provides a short biographical profile and an..... More
Arabi, Louisiana: The Christian Defense League, 1988. A single issue of the publication of James K. Warner’s New Christian Crusade Church. Content for this issue includes a lengthy feature article titled “The Amazing, Rapidly Shrinking ‘Holocaust’” by revisionist David McCalden, two lengthy articles by Eustace Mullins, “Elegy for The African..... More
Queens Village, NY: Church of God, 1962-1965. A collection of material from the Pentecostal holiness sect, the Church of God, and its Theocratic Party, founded by Homer A. Tomlinson (1892-1968) in 1952. Tomlinson, who crowned himself “King of the World” and “King of All Nations,” ran for President four times..... More