n.p. n.p., [1972?]. In August 1963, Thomas Trantino and Frank Falco ambushed and killed two police officers in Lodi, NJ. Falco was later killed in a shoot-out with police and Trantino was sentenced to death. His death sentence was later commuted when the death penalty was abolished and Trantino ended..... More
Berkeley: Black Politics, 1968. A single issue of this important black liberation journal published in Berkeley and closely affiliated with the Black Panther Party. Content for this issue includes “Teach Yourself to Shoot” by George Prosser (pseud.), “The Crude Art of Murder” by Cherkaoui Abdelhag, a crude multi-page comic of..... More
[New York?]: [196-?]. Two 8 ½” x 11” amateur photographs of a large anti-war demonstration presumably in NYC based on provenance. The first photograph shows demonstrators on various levels of an unidentified building with a ‘Support Our GIs’ banner partially visible along the right edge. The second photograph captures demonstrators..... More
Dayton, Ohio: Mystic Knights of the KKK, 2001. A single issue of this Klan newsletter published by the Mystic Knights of the KKK, an organization that hoped to unite a variety of Klan factions, which are listed on the back of each issue. Content for this issue includes changing demographics..... More
United Klans of America, 1967. A broadside for a United Klans of America rally in Richmond, VA May 6-7, 1967, during the height of UKA membership (approximately 15,000 nationwide). UKA organizing in Virginia began in 1965 and by January 1967 there were 1,250 members of various UKA klaverns (p. 29..... More
Jamaica Plain, MA: Midnight Notes, 1997. The final issue of this anti-capitalist journal published by the Midnight Notes Collective from 1979-1997. The Introduction states that this issue is “the first in a new series from Midnight Notes, …one contribution toward exploring how the class struggles of the decade are reshaping..... More
[Detroit]: [Red & Black], [1970?]. An unauthorized translation of six chapters of Raoul Vaneigem’s Situationist text. Fawning Afterwords from Jon Supak and M. Keydel of Black & Red. Stapled, illustrated wrappers (5” x 7 ¾”), 63, [3] p., photographs throughout. Some creasing and light wear to wrappers, small closed tear..... More
Berkeley: Bureau of Public Secrets, 1979. Small poster from Ken Knabb’s pro-situ group citing the spontaneous uprising in Iran as an opportunity for “people to make their own history.” Offset printed in burgundy on an 11” x 17” sheet of thin white stock, map. Folded once horizontally, two vertical creases. More
[New York]: [Situationist International - American section], [1968]. A hastily mimeographed translation of the Situationist document, “Address To All Workers,” issued in May 1968 by the American section of the Situationist International. The document was written and published in France by Enragés-Situationist International Committee and the Council for Maintaining the..... More
New Orleans: Brad Ott, 1988. A single issue of this long-running activist “newsjournal” edited and published by K. Brad Ott in New Orleans from 1981-1997. Featured content for this issue includes ACT UP in N.O., a lengthy article by Kalamu ya Salaam, “Notes from a Banana Republic,” on Theatre Shmeatre..... More
[Chicago?]: [1903]. Meeting minutes from the 1903 joint conference of the Lumber Secretaries Bureau of Information and the National Wholesale Lumber Dealers Association. Includes a roll call for each of the three days, a change to Article 3 of the Constitution, a resolution from the Lumber Dealers Association for the..... More
Denver: American Inventors Corp. 1979. A comprehensive report for an invention by a Mrs. Jean Watson called the “Tylerloo,” a “combination exerciser/toy for people of all ages, [which] consists of rubberized or plastic tire which is guided and maneuvered with dual sticks.” The report begins with a letter from American..... More
Dayton, Ohio: Northern Knights, Ku Klux Klan, n.d. A poster courtesy of the Northern Knights, a Ku Klux Klan faction based in Dayton, Ohio. Protests the campaign to replace the Christian foundation of Christmas by abbreviating the word ‘Christmas’. An 11” x 17” sheet of white stock printed in red..... More
Chicago: Conservative Baptist Fellowship, ©1949. One of many titles from Hulga’s series for and against various ideas and tendencies. Here he explains how the modern “social gospel” is rooted in a false theology, social theology, & eschatology. Stapled wrappers (4 ” x 6 ”), 64 p. Embossed stamp to the top..... More
Spokane: Prophetic Herald, 1944. A British-Israelite pamphlet from one of its primary proponents, Dr. Alexander Schiffner. Schiffner argues that Jews are not Israel, or God’s chosen people, but a “rejected nation.” Stapled, illustrated wrappers (3 ½” x 6 ”), [12] p. Uncommon. More
Munich: Press Bureau of the Antibolshevik Bloc of Nations, 1956. An issue of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations’ monthly bulletin. The ABN was founded in 1943 by Alfred Rosenberg’s Ostministerium in support of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists. The organization became one of the largest post-war, international anti-Communist groups and..... More
Washington, D. C. American-Southern Africa Council, [ca. 1967]. A colorful brochure in support of Rhodesia’s fight against Communism and the “preservation of Christianity, civilization, law and order.” Announces the American-Southern Africa Council-sponsored trip to Rhodesia for members of Congress. The partial delegation included John J. Duncan, William L. Dickinson, John..... More
Arlington, Va. American Constitutional League, [1943]. An intra-war pamphlet published by the Arlington chapter of the American Constitutional League, which was founded in 1943. The pamphlet’s title is taken from a quote by Congressman William Lemke, one of many quotes from various newspaper articles and speeches warning of the Socialistic..... More
Boston: Old Mole, 1969. A single issue of this Boston underground paper. Content for this issue includes articles on a rent strike, Ft. Dix demo, Weatherman demos, the DoD Cambridge Project, Women and the University, History as Indoctrination, housing issues, many shorter items. Centerfold poster printed in red & black. Tabloid..... More
New York: National Putnam Letters Committee, [ca. 1964]. Three letters from race realist Carleton Putnam responding to attacks against him and scientists opposed to equalitarianism. Stapled wrappers (3 ” x 8 ½”), 24 p. Penned note in red ink to the front wrapper; top left corner bumped, faint toning to..... More
New York: Christ's Mission Book Dept. [194-?]. A short history of the subversiveness of the Jesuits, including a partial list of expulsions from various countries. Lehmann links the Jesuits with Fascism and Nazism and claims that Hitler modeled the Nazi Party on the order. One of many anti-Catholic titles from..... More
Burbank, Calif. American Public Relations Forum, Inc., [196-]. One of numerous variants of this anti-Communist classic whose authorship remains dubious. This edition includes two statements, “Beware of Psychiatrists” and “Communist Brainwashing for Americans,” by Congressman Burdick to the House of Representatives on the surreptitious brainwashing of loyal Americans by Russian-educated..... More
E. Lansing: Scorpion Press Publishers, 1973. A treatise on “mobbing behavior” and its various applications. The author contends that mobbing is not innate, but is the result of culture and can thus be changed, elevating mankind to a peaceful existence. Following the list of references are personal essays and poems..... More
New York: Domestic and Foreign Affairs, 1946. The third in a series of booklets by the popular right wing author, in which he opposes the financial and political internationalism that will enslave the American people and destroy the Republic. Much discussion on the recently signed Bretton Woods agreement. Inserted is..... More
New York: Situationist International, 1967. First American Edition. The first American edition of this influential Situationist text issued as a supplement to the Situationist International Bulletin, New York. Stapled wrappers (5 ½” x 8 ½”) somewhat poorly printed, 36 p. Small chip to the bottom right corner of the front..... More