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
Corinth, Vermont: Black Mountain Press, 1968. First edition thus. A reprint of Paul Goodman’s critique of the authoritarian left, mostly as embodied in SDS, originally published in the July 14, 1968 issue of the “New York Times Magazine. Also included is a letter from SDS leader, Mark Rudd, in which..... More
New Haven: Constitutional Educational League, Inc., 1942. First edition. Kamp alleges that “alien-minded super-collectivists” are emulating Hitler in the U.S. and trying to impose their own authoritarian government in the form of Communism. He goes on to discuss many of the individuals and organizations who represent this “crazy-quilt of supercilious..... More
Westport, Connecticut: Headlines, [ca. 1957]. First edition. Kamp claims that, against the interests of the American people, the Celler Civil Rights Bill was passed in the House of Representatives due to lobbying by subversive groups like the ACLU, Society of Friends, NAACP, AFL-CIO and B’nai B’rith. The voting record of..... More
Newark, N.J.: Sam Moskowitz, 1976. Limited ed. A self-published endeavor by the science fiction historian and anthologist, Sam Moskowitz, who includes a lengthy essay on Charles Fort and reprints Fort’s only science fiction/fantasy story, “A Radical Corpuscle,” which had originally been published in “Watson’s Magazine” in 1906. Included are George..... More
New York: HC Publishers, Inc., ©1969. First edition. A book for general audiences on modern witchcraft: its history, rituals & practices, adversaries, and the renewed academic and media interest in the topic. The author interviews three modern witches and concludes with a chapter on the bi-sexuality of many mystics. Leo..... More
Indianapolis: Fellowship Press, Inc., 1941. A biographical profile of the Revolutionary War general, which was part of William Dudley Pelley’s series of great Americans. Stapled wrappers (6” x 7 ½”) printed in orange & black, 40 p. Some chipping to lower spine & extremities, about VG. More
Birmingham: National States Rights Party (distributor), 1961. Third edition, Revised. A seminal work on the history of the Nordic race and its resiliency as a result of its racial purity. Hoskins maintains that the decay of once Nordic countries such as Rome, Greece, India, Portugal and Spain is due to..... More
Boulder, Colo.: Paladin Press, 1972. First edition. The uncommon first edition of this manual of self defense, “a study of the guiding principles of survival in the face of unprovoked violence on the part of extra-legal, human assailants.” The seven principles are alertness, decisiveness, aggressiveness, speed, coolness, ruthlessness and surprise..... 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
London: The Aquarian Press, 1960. First edition. A book of ceremonial magic said to have been purchased by the author from a defrocked priest in 1927. The original work was alleged to have been written in Latin in 1518. Included are the various benedictions, invocations, exorcisms, perfumes, and conjurations needed..... More
Union, NJ: Christian Educational Association, 1956. First edition. Staplebound green wrappers printed in black; 31, [1] pp.; photographs. "Factual information for those who do not want to be brainwashed and have the courage to seek the truth about the world anti-Christian conspiracy." The author - possibly a pseudonym since we..... More
Hollywood: Sons of Liberty, [197-]. Reprint. A history of the Rothschild family by the British anti-Semite, Arnold Leese, who regrets his ability to "expose [only] a fraction of the total evil done by certain members of this Jewish family in the past." The pamphlet begins with a bibliography and ‘A..... 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
[Staunton, VA.?]: [Eustace Mullins?], [ca. 1988]. One sheet folded (7” x 8 ½”), 4 pp. One pin-size stain to front cover, else Fine. An offprint from “The National Educator,” in which Eustace Mullins characterizes the Vietnam Memorial as the “left’s Wailing Wall,” “designed by an Asiatic” and “done in black..... More
Chalmette, La.: World Economic Review, [n.d., ca. 1985]. First edition. Two exclusive reports from Eustace Mullins: the titular “America’s New Robber Barons” and “Who Owns the TV Networks?” In Barons, Mullins provides a dizzying account of the foreign corporate takeover in the U.S. and maintains that the parasites (Jews) are..... More
Hayden, Idaho: Christian Law Journal, [198-?]. First edition. A defense of Germany as the “guardian of western civilization” and a refutation of the unfair maligning by “Zionist and Communist fanatics.” Includes scant, but useful, information on Frederick C. F. Weiss who Mullins collaborated with during the 1950s in NYC. Weiss..... More
Cincinnati: Patterson Strategy Organization, 1992. A single issue of this professionally produced and expensively priced conspiracy publication on “...how to invest successfully and manage one’s affairs in an age of Trilateral Government and their intended “New International Economic Order.” This issue focused on Bill Clinton’s Presidential election win and the..... More
Chicago: Poetry Chicago, 1958. A one-off poetry publication edited by the future leader of the American Nazi Party, Matt Koehl. The journal was funded by Koehl’s mentor, probable lover, and conspiracy theorist, Eustace Mullins, who contributes one poem (“The Outer Isles”). Most of the contributions come from Koehl (12 poems)..... More
New York: Headlines, ©1960. Joseph Kamp, editor of “Headlines” and director of the Constitutional Educational League, accuses Jewish organizations such as the Anti-Defamation League, American Jewish Committee, & American Jewish Congress of inspiring, instigating, organizing, promoting and encouraging anti-Semitic or pro-Nazi acts of vandalism to generate publicity. He further claims..... More
New York and Chicago: Fleming H. Revell Company, 1928. First edition. A sober, and not unsympathetic, examination of the philosophy and achievements of Fascism, which the author, a former Congressman from Alabama, compares with the United States’ own “great experiment in government.” Howard traveled to Italy to observe the burgeoning..... More
Chicago: The Industrial Workers of the World, [ca. 1922]. First edition. The first handbook to be issued by the IWW for the coal-mining industry, its goal was to educate miners on various facets of the industry in preparation for eventual control by the workers. Includes information on coal, the history..... More
n.p.: n.p., ©1990. Stapled, illustrated wrappers, 20 pp, illus. A Fine, unread copy. Six copies in OCLC. An offprint from the first issue of the reconstituted ad-free Ms. magazine, in which Gloria Steinem recounts Ms.’s strained history with advertisers and the eventual decision to become solely reader-supported. Includes an “Epilogue...Life..... More
New York: National Labor Service, 1962. An offprint from the Nov. 26, 1961 issue of “The New York Times Magazine,” in which the author profiles, what he terms, the ‘rampageous right’, a group of extreme rightists defined by their tendency to see complex problems simply, a conspiratorial view of history..... More
[New York]: [Ken Duggan], [ca. 1971]. An obscure flyer from New York Satanist, Minutemen activist, researcher, and political operator, Ken Duggan, advertising the Spartan Speed Strength Stamina System (5-S): a mind/body system “meshed with DW (Divine Wind) intelligence network [to] ensure that operators, coordinators and political candidates actually STAY AROUND..... More