Belmont, Massachusetts: Association of Arab-American University Graduates, Inc., 1982. “Professor Shahak’s study delineates the Israeli role in supplying weapons and training to U.S. client regimes and surrogates around the globe, especially in Africa and Central America. It is based almost exclusively on Israeli sources, particularly the Hebrew press” (p. 5)..... More
Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Company, ©1907. First edition thus. The first U.S. edition of this seminal work by the influential French socialist (who also happened to be Marx’s son-in-law), which was originally published in 1880 in the French weekly Egalité, and in book form in 1883. LaFargue argues that..... More
Noblesville, Indiana: Justice for Pelley Committee, 1948. A pamphlet in support of an imprisoned William Dudley Pelley who was sentenced to 15 years in prison in 1942 for high treason and sedition. The author claims that Pelley was imprisoned for his outspoken opposition to the war-mongering Roosevelt. Stapled, illustrated wrappers..... More
New York: Newsweek, [ca. 1945]. A collection of six articles compiled as one essay by the esteemed military theoretician, occultist and future fascist sympathizer Maj. Gen. J. F. C. Fuller. The articles were originally published in the Nov.-Dec. issues of Newsweek in a column titled “War Tides,” in which Fuller..... More
New York: New Outlook Publishers, 1973. A pamphlet by the veteran black Communist reprinting three articles on education and racism: Education Against Racism in the German Democratic Republic; Racist Indoctrination in West Germany; and Racism in U.S. School Textbooks. In his introduction, Lightfoot explains the pamphlet’s intent “to create an..... More
Los Angeles: Golden Press, 1918. An issue of Luke North’s single tax journal, which began in 1908 as an organ of philosophical anarchism. This issue features many tributes to Everyman associate editor and treasurer of The Great Adventure in California, Herman Kuehn, who died on March 5, 1918. Included are..... More
n.p. n.p., [1860s?]. A carte-de-visite of the popular 19th century lecturer, alpinist, abolitionist, and women’s rights advocate Anna Dickinson (1842-1932). Dickinson was born to a Quaker family in Philadelphia and at 13 published an essay in William Lloyd Garrison’s “The Liberator.” At 19 she went on her first lecture tour..... More
Tucson, Arizona: Mettler Studios, 1975. A fundraiser for the American Friends Service Committee’s medical and rehabilitation centers in Vietnam for the care of child victims of war. The book was published by dance instructor Barbara Mettler and featured two of her students: Quaker activist June Yungblut (1925-1982) and Stephanie Bantlin..... More
Dallas: Caruth Emerson, [196-]. A collection of satirical cartoons of LBJ (and one of Hubert Humphrey) self-published by the artist Walter Caruth Emerson. LBJ is portrayed as an anti-Constitutional, big government President who’s soft on socialism, inept in Vietnam, and regulating free enterprise. Stapled, illustrated wrappers (5” x 7 ½”)..... More
[San Jose?]: n.p., [1968]. Two Chicano items in support of Hubert Humphrey’s 1968 Presidential campaign, which he ran unsuccessfully against Richard Nixon. Humphrey publicly supported Cesar Chavez’s national boycott and met with him privately when campaigning in California. His attempt to extend the National Labor Relations Act to farm workers..... More
New York: Committee to Defend the Panthers, [1969]. A single issue of the weekly newsletter published by the Committee to Defend the Panthers, which provided supporters with up-to-date news related to the trial of 21 Black Panthers arrested on conspiracy to set off bombs and assassinate police officers in NYC..... More
New York: Committee to Defend the Panthers, [1969]. Issues 7 (Oct. 19-22) and 8 (Oct. 26-29) of the weekly newsletter published by the Committee to Defend the Panthers, which provided supporters with up-to-date news related to the trial of 21 Black Panthers arrested on conspiracy to set off bombs and..... More
Boston: Forum Publishing Company, [ca. 1962]. The author maintains that International Bankers who control the Federal Reserve System are the biggest enemy to freedom loving Americans. Vennard was best known for the "Federal Reserve Hoax," but was also the author of "What's Wrong in Washington?" and "By Conquest or Consent."..... More
Dallas, Texas: Kingdom Digest, 1958. An issue of John Lovell’s British Israelite magazine published under the auspices of his United Israel World Fellowship. Content is primarily culled from Lovell’s sermons preached at First Covenant Church, Dallas, in which he expounds on the veracity of British-Israelism, prophecies, nutrition. etc. The magazine’s..... More
[California?]: [1968]. A large, bilingual poster featuring Richard Nixon flashing his trademark ‘V’ sign, eating grapes and stomping on farmworkers and La Raza. The text, produced in Spanish and English, warns ‘La Raza’, the term used to describe Mexican and Chicano-descended peoples, that they must stop Nixon or be stomped..... More
Boston: Forum Publishing Company, n.d. A selection of comments made by Pennsylvania Representative, Louis T. McFadden, before Congress in 1934, in which he alleges that International Bankers (Jews) established the Federal Reserve and elected Franklin Roosevelt as part of their plot to enslave the world. McFadden's sudden death in 1936..... More
Rome: Superstampa, 1947. Reprint. The Duke of Bedford (previously Lord Tavistock) expounds on the power of the financiers and their desire for a gold standard, the “freedom of the exchanges” (i.e., the ability to buy other country’s currencies), an International Police Force, and a centralized control over the issuance of..... More
Habana: Ucar, García y Cía, 1938. A pamphlet by the Cuban academic on the new historical consciousness Stapled, illustrated wrappers (6 ” x 9”), 22 p. Edgewear, rubbing to wrappers. More
Montevideo: El Consejo Nacional de Mujeres del Uruguay, 1925. A tribute to the Uruguayan socialist, feminist, moral and social reformer, and doctor, Paulina Luisi (1875-1950), who co-founded the Consejo de Mujeres del Uruguay in 1916 and was the editor of its journal Acción Femenina. Stapled wrappers (6 ½” x 9..... More
Atlanta: LaHatte Printing Co., 1897. A scarce - virtually unrecorded - firsthand account of the Cuban War of Independence by James Laurens Nicholes (1867-1953), an Atlanta cigar manufacturer operating as a self-described war correspondent. In the author’s note, Laurens claims that the book was partially compiled from his letters published..... More
Los Angeles: New Age Press, 1943. Second edition. A Rosicrucian theory on the “new race forming in America[,] the embyronic [sic] beginning of the next Great Race, the sixth Root Race, which will succeed the present Aryan or fifth Root Race when its full cycle of seven sub-races shall have..... More
Mountain City, TN: National Alliance, 2021. Fourth edition. The National Alliance’s current organizational platform, which includes its ideology, goals, program, activities, and history. Primarily led by Dr. William Pierce for the majority of its history (which evolved out of the National Youth Alliance in 1974), it continues today with a...... More
Oakland: Uhuru House, [1983]. A flyer documenting the dispute between the African People’s Socialist Party and their landlord Asher Levine, who they accuse of being a slumlord. Following Levine’s neglect of Uhuru House, the APSP began withholding rent and demanding reparations. Levine countered by “harassing” the group and numerous APSP..... More
Uitenhage, [South Africa]: Printed for the Author by "The Chronicle" [195-]. Wannenburg, a South African expositor of British Israelism, refutes the notion that Christ was black, promotes the Biblical mandate for racial separatism, and echoes the theory that the Jews are the Synagogue of Satan. Stapled, illustrated wrappers, 32 p...... More
The Dalles, Oregon: National Socialist Vanguard, 1990-1995. Three issues of this long-running far right newsletter, which chronicled the activities, media appearances, legal troubles and factionalism of a wide swath of the extreme right. Issues also included reviews of books and cultural events that covered the far right and memorialized movement..... More